Sentence examples for mandated cost from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy, however, says that mandated cost increases and the effect of inflation cut the board's spending power by $120 million below last year.

Cardinal was also compliant with all mandated cost thresholds.

Fraser EFW Frazer Institute Economic Freedom of the World index Minimum wage, hiring and firing regulations, centralized collective bargaining, mandated cost of hiring, mandated cost of worker dismissal, hours regulation, conscription Systematic annual data on most of the components from 2002.

Source: World Bank, Doing Business (various issues) Mandated cost of worker dismissal (from 2007 onwards).

Notably, the definition of the Fraser Hours Regulations component is accompanied by the following note: "This component was previously denoted 'Mandated cost of hiring a worker' In recent years, the entire labour market area has been dropped from the Ease of Doing Business project; however, they continue to present the data in a separate section.

This component was previously named "Mandated cost of hiring a worker".

The budget of the agency's Office of Coal Mine Safety and Health rose by $1.1 million from 2002 to 2006, while that office's mandated cost-of-living salary increases increased by $6.1 million, to $84.9 million.

"Of the 8.9-percent total spending increase," Mr. Valenti said, "7.9percentt is driven by mandated costs.

He has warned that future tax increases may be necessary if the economy does not rebound, mandated costs continue to rise or unions refuse givebacks.

If we make it too costly for private firms to hire (through high minimum wages, mandated costs and expensive regulations) — or too difficult to fire — guess what?

The Legislature is expected to consider 33 bills this summer that include limits on the raises and benefits that arbitrators can grant police and firefighters and eliminate mandated costs on local governments.