The phrase "assistant costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expenses associated with hiring or utilizing an assistant, whether in a business or personal context.
Example: "The assistant costs have increased this quarter due to additional hours worked."
Alternatives: "assistant expenses" or "assistant fees".
Stein also created invoices purportedly sent to his medical practice in 2010 and 2011 by a Long Island hospital reflecting payments sought by the Hospital for "surgical physician assistant cost sharing". Those hospital invoices were never actually sent meaning that Stein never paid them.
Mend, which employs ER doctors, nurse practitioners and physicians assistants, costs between $50 and $199 per visit.
But assistants cost money.
In all cases, though, Zirtual believes that it can significantly reduce the cost of hiring a dedicated executive assistant, which costs an average of $54,000 a year.
These health care expenses – combined with the loss in productivity and wages for those who are sick, as well as higher assistant living costs – serve as an avoidable annual multibillion-dollar drag on our economy.
The SmartShopper is an automated grocery list assistant that costs $149.99 and requires four, AA batteries.
Some have called it their attempt doing something like Apple's Siri by operating as a digital assistant; it costs $179.99.
Conversely, the wrong assistant can cost you hours a day.
Aggrieved Dundee manager John Brown feels a mistake by the assistant referee cost his side a replay in their Scottish Cup quarter final against city rivals United.
They've invested in a coaching team which stretches far beyond the old stereotype of lower league boss and trusted assistant".Relegation cost a lot - but maintaining investment seems to be about to pay off with the Town well placed for a top-three finish.
