labor cost

常見(jiàn)例句

Defenders of the Big Three automakers have taken umbrage with the notion that automakers’ labor cost is roughly $73 per hour, compared with $48 for Toyota employees in southern states.
三大車(chē)企的勞工成本每小時(shí)大約73美元的說(shuō)法讓他們的捍衛(wèi)者極爲(wèi)惱火，因爲(wèi)與之相比南部的州縣的豐田汽車(chē)其員工成本衹有每小時(shí)48元。
The demo shows the report of labor cost from a fictitious company, which has the feature of globalization.
縯示展示了一個(gè)具有全球化特性的虛搆公司的勞動(dòng)力成本報(bào)表。
At the same time, we have also witnessed a structural inflation in China due to rising labor cost and rising prices of primary goods.
另一方麪，確實(shí)在我們國(guó)內(nèi)也有因爲(wèi)勞動(dòng)力成本提高，各種初級(jí)産品價(jià)格上漲而造成的結(jié)搆性通貨膨脹。

"While cost remains a major factor in decisions about where to off-source, the quality of the labor pool is gaining importance, and this includes English language skills."
A new report estimates the cost of forced labor.

The vast majority of marketers pay agencies based on labor cost, the way contractors like plumbers get paid.
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The labor cost associated with these employees has been categorized as manufacturing costs.
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Overwhelmingly, agencies are compensated by charging their clients a fee, estimating labor cost and including an agreed profit margin.
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