Sentence examples for assembly labor from inspiring English sources

In settling the charges, Black & Decker agreed not to misrepresent the proportion of foreign parts and assembly labor in its products in the future.

But with 28 hours of assembly labor per vehicle, Chrysler, which recently caught Wall Street off guard when it projected a $1.2 billion loss for the second quarter, is still last among the top six automakers.

Under this system, American raw materials are brought under bond into Mexico, assembled in factories known as maquiladoras, then exported back to the United States, which taxes only the value of the assembly labor.

Add about 20 hours of assembly labor which we'll round to a very generous $1000.

If the cost of assembly labor is less than the shipping cost of loose components, it would still make more sense to assemble the phone in China.

This allowed the actual assembly labor to be done offshore and taxed at its add-on value, with finishing done back in the US.

Final-assembly labor there is under 5% of the cost of building a car (see table).

From whom is the CM procuring parts, sub-assemblies, labor or other services?

Because assembly is labor intensive, it is often done in lower-cost countries.

In addition to using wages as a bone of contention, the union is hoping it can make headway with the heavy physical toll of assembly line labor.

The United States Embassy in Mbabane, the capital, issued a statement expressing concern about efforts "to prevent the peaceful assembly of labor and opposition groups".