Sentence examples for pay for labor from inspiring English sources

"I had to pay for labor, which is over $350," Mr. Wong wrote.

Most companies, they argue, would first cut back profits to pay for labor, and profits have not yet fallen.

They said that medical care was inadequate, food virtually inedible and the pay for labor paltry — 30 cents to 50 cents a day.

Conservatives may be guilty of rejecting outright their basic faith in fair pay for labor when the issue is labor done by brown people.

The Mauritanian social order would be upended if slavery were completely abolished, and Beydanes would have to perform their own menial tasks, or pay for labor on an unprecedented scale.

They gross about $30,000 to $40,000 a year, "enough to pay for labor and inputs," said Mr. Hazlehurst, "but if we included our own time and capital, it's not profitable".

He sells his output locally for about $125,000 a year; most of that pays for labor.

Between 2001 and 2008, the amount that employers paid for labor rose impressively, at least 25percentt.

"You aren't paying for labor before you have a sense of the person's skills," he said.

The plan is to lease the machines to farmers for the same amount as or less than they are paying for labor now.

"Higher prices paid for labor, materials, transportation and other services continue to have a significant effect on the company's profits," Henry Ford 2d, the chairman, said.