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Discover Ludwig"higher labor" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the increased amount of work or effort required for a specific task or job. Example: The company's profits were impacted by the introduction of new technology, which led to higher labor costs and reduced efficiency.
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"But there is a potential for higher labor costs".
These companies have much higher labor costs than their competitors.
Would the added revenue outweigh their higher labor costs?
Some farmers seem resigned to higher labor costs.
"You have higher labor and utility costs than most other areas of the country.
Higher labor costs squeezed corporate profit margins in the first quarter.
Northwest said it had taken a $59 million first-quarter charge for the higher labor costs.
As wages rise, so will prices, as companies seek to cover their higher labor costs.
Contractors and subcontractors would presumably pass on their higher labor costs to the town.
Immigration restrictions mean higher labor costs, and this makes firm less competitive at home.
Union contracts meant that the Big Three had significantly higher labor costs than their Japanese competitors.
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