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Definition of direct labour in English: direct labournoun mass noun1Labour involved in production rather than administration, maintenance, and other support services. （管理、维护和服务外的）生产工人 Example sentencesExamples - For items that are manufactured in house, item costs include all associated direct costs, such as direct material, direct labor, and factory overhead.
- Total labor includes direct labor and all indirect expenses associated with labor, to be used in the FCS Phase I period of performance.
- This is where the strength of our Mexican managers came into play - the relationships they built, how they related to the direct labor we were hiring.
- The increase in costs/exchange value of information (fixed capital) in relation to direct labour is the cause for capitalism to commodify information, not the other way around.
- It is time senior management within the council found out just how much efficient checking is going all by all their junior managers and all contractors and the direct labour force.
- Residential segregation concentrates this small-scale investment of direct labour.
- These provisions, which defined a costing method based on hourly rates for machines, for direct labour or for workshops, were based on a note describing Renault's method.
- So what I call ‘invisible’ costs are quickly beginning to be more significant than direct labor costs.
- The cost of the activity starts with direct labor - the number of dock workers involved and the time it takes them, factored against their salary and benefits.
- Overhead, which included all non-productive costs and an interest charge of 4 per cent on the net investment, was allocated to products on the basis of direct labour cost.
- Moreover, it implies that there must be some kind of macro equality between value added created by living or direct labour and value added distributed through exchange of commodities.
- That probably gave rise to some increase in productivity which is reflected in the direct labour costs of doing the remedial work.
- In service businesses like mine, direct labor is usually the largest component of the cost of sales, and you can use it to get a quick read on changes in your overall cost-of-sales number.
- The IRS says processing a paper income tax return costs about $2.40 in direct labor compared with $1.40 for an electronic return.
- Manufacturers will remain eager to both take advantage of lower direct labor costs and seek ways to serve the China market.
- These books covered, for example, the cost of materials, the direct labour cost, and indirect costs such as fuel and lighting.
- These lucky winners will incorporate more flexible production systems with better space utilization and less direct labor, pound for pound.
- But those who concentrate on rising wage costs should bear in mind that direct labour is only a small fraction of the total costs of high-tech production.
- The body shop will produce 38 jobs an hour with 60 to 70 direct labor employees per shift
- Examples of common fixed costs are insurance and depreciation while variable costs include direct labor, raw materials and utilities.
2Labour employed by the authority commissioning the work, not by a contractor. （没有经过包工头而被雇用方直接雇佣的）直接劳动力 Example sentencesExamples - Some home-builders choose not to engage a contractor and to conduct the project via direct labour but the savings to be made, about 10%, are mitigated by costs of insurance and the effort involved.
- Two years ago, Plunkett Hall in the seaside village was demolished and six houses were built on the site using direct labour supervised by Fr Furlong and a member of the parish council development committee, Brendan O'Connor.
- We found that, generally, direct labour was more expensive than contractors.
- If direct labour is being used instead of a recognised building contractor, mortgage providers may also insist upon some form of public liability or employers' liability insurance.
- We no longer use direct labour to carry out our refurbishment works.
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