Sentence examples for calculation of labour from inspiring English sources

Direct costs in Canadian dollars were calculated from the Ministry of Health's perspective based on the 2003 Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) fee schedule for professional fees and on hospital case costing data for the calculation of labour, materials, service and overhead for diagnostic testing and related equipment.

We did not include the overhead cost multiplier in our calculation of hourly labour rates; applying the government recommended rates of 25% would increase our ICA estimates by 20.5% to $A44.37 million, equivalent to 0.106% of total recurrent expenditure, including depreciation, in FY2012.

When additional semi-skilled nursing professionals are included in the calculation, a shortage of labour in nursing professions can be expected in 2018 when the employment structure for all nursing professionals remains the same as the employment structure seen in Germany in 2005 (demand: 'status quo scenario').

The table in the tutor's text 2 shows the calculations of hourly labour rates (Table 7).

But economists point out that such calculations suffer from the "lump of labour fallacy"—the belief that there is only a fixed amount of work to go round.

But by most calculations Mr Brown already has 200 of Labour's 354 MPs in the bag.

This is based on the calculation of accessibility levels to the labour market for different zones of a given city, by introducing a function of impedance composed by travel time budget and the percentage of income spent on transportation.

The Tories said the calculations were found on official Treasury costing of Labour policies as well as "other reliable sources".

The sample size calculation was based on the primary outcome: women's assessment of labour pain.

This cost would be higher if the calculation also took into account "presenteeism" (reduced work productivity), which doubles or triples the cost of labour absenteeism alone [ 15].

This is an iterative calculation for each year over the projection period, and provides for a more realistic representation of labour market dynamics.