Sentence examples for total labor hours from inspiring English sources
(Nearly 30percentt of a deconstruction job's total labor hours can be spent denailing wood; Guy knows this because he has walked around some job sites every 15 minutes, writing down what each person was doing).
An infinitely fast computer would therefore reduce the total labor to 3 hours per movie, but the machine used for this study left the user with an additional ∼9 hours of nominally unused time.
Previous research has noted that piping accounts for 20% of costs for the industry as a whole (Calixto et al. [2009]) and over 50% of the total detail-design labor hours (Park and Storch [2002]).
Therefore, despite the fact that the Labor Department says that 165k net new jobs were created, the actual total number of labor hours worked was in decline.
Joseph Hinrichs, Ford's group vice president of manufacturing and labor relations, said the agreement would push Ford's total labor cost per hour, including benefits, "into the ballpark" with foreign-based rivals.
So Detroit's total labor runs about $70 to $75 an hour, vs. $49 for Japanese transplants.
We find that constraints on workweek length have different consequences for total hours than for total labor services.
Nonetheless, the evidence points to a positive overall impact of the EITC on women's labor supply (Keane and Moffitt, 1998; Meyer and Rosenbaum, 2001) and on aggregate labor supply, although the aggregate effect is not large (about 20 million hours) relative to total labor input (Dickert et al., 1995).
With the changes, Hinrichs estimates Ford's total labor cost would be $55 per hour, in contrast to the $48 to $49 hourly labor cost at Japanese manufacturers.
Total weekly working hours describe the average total labor supply each week across the year.
Toyotas total labor costs including benefits are estimated at $35 per hour compared to $81.18 for the GM facility.
