Sentence examples for worker costs from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

Among the announced cutbacks: a 20percentt reduction in salaried-worker costs, elimination of health care for older white-collar retirees, and a suspension of the company's annual stock dividend of $1 a share.

But Shorten accused the government of shedding "crocodile tears" and dismissed Abetz's comments about the carbon tax and workers' costs as a "complete joke".

For international aid agencies that move food, medicine or construction materials, this would mean a tremendous increase in workers, costs and time spent in transport.