Sentence examples for labour rate from inspiring English sources

GM had, and still does [have], a truck factory in Mexico that produced the same SUVs that were made in Janesville, obviously at a substantially lower labour rate".

In most cases, the labour rate variance would not be reported to the department head, because it is not subject to his or her control.

It takes two days to make 1,000 bricks which sell for 40 Sudanese pounds ($7 £44) - the average daily labour rate is two Sudanese pounds.

Induction of labour rate increased both in the whole obstetric population and in women with GDM after the introduction of offering universal OGTT.

Universally offering an OGTT was associated with an increased induction of labour rate in the whole obstetric population and in women with GDM; 1.43 (1.35 to 1.50) and 1.21 (1.00 to1.49) respectively.

Induction of labour rate in the whole obstetric population and in those diagnosed with GDM increased when all women were offered a universal diagnostic OGTT, with no overall increase in caesarean section rate and a decrease in those with GDM.

Warranty Direct, which insures drivers for repairs, checked labour rates at more than 5,000 garages.

Over the same period, labour rates at cheaper independent workshops rose by less than 1 per cent to £56.

"China is definitely not the cheapest place to produce any more," he says.An analysis of labour rates across Asia by CLSA's Mr Brixen supports that view.

Some insurers even have agreements with repairers to charge higher labour rates when repairing the vehicle of the not-at-fault driver.

The watchdog highlighted further practices which could be increasing repair costs to not-at-fault drivers' cars, including agreements between insurers and repairers to charge higher labour rates.