Sentence examples for worker cost from inspiring English sources

Four years ago, Chrysler estimated that each union worker cost $76 an hour in wages and benefits.

A pulley system, a safety harness and a set of boards to fence off a trapped worker cost less than $1,000 per elevator, said Mr. Bauer, the safety director at the Michigan grain company, and following federal requirements, like having a spotter and shutting off any mechanical equipment, costs nothing.

Thus, the ADAAA should not have raised the per worker cost of compliance.

Thinking about the effect of the ADAAA in terms of the model presented in Eq. (1), the ADAAA should have raised the per worker cost of employer non-compliance.

The company has $5bn in hourly worker costs annually now, compared to $16bn in 2005.

A typical General Motors worker costs the company about $56 per hour, which includes benefits.

In some cases, support worker costs can be covered by social services, but their travel isn't.

Even a $7.25 worker costs an extra $1.74 for every hour worked because of liability and disability insurance, Social Security and other costs.

In Mexico, a worker costs the company $7 per hour; in China, $4.50 an hour, and in India, $1 per hour.

The gap between what a worker costs an Italian employer and what the employee takes home is the highest in Europe.

As a result, the average German manufacturing worker costs $28 an hour to hire, compared with $18 for an American or $17 for a Frenchman.