working costs

A ten percent wage increase would jump the group working costs up ten thousand a month.

He knew that his campaign to reduce working costs was having effect, but its full harvest would only be apparent when the quarterly reports were drafted.

Last year Hamilton at Western Holdings kept his working costs per ton milled down to just a touch over six Rand.

"mister Rhodes, you said earlier that working costs on the number 9 Section were ten shillings and sixpence; now you use a new figure, twelve shillings?"

We would have linkage with the working costs, we would have the 1990s threshold, which applies in conjunction with the working costs.

In which case then we should be able to say that Saturday working costs X X pounds per item, and in the week it costs Y pounds per item.

The Land Company needed the station to serve housing it was building to the east of the railway line on the site of Harringay House, so it contributed £3,500 to the cost and agreed to bear the working costs of the station for an initial period.

It would be absurd to charge an undertaking for the fact that the drivers are stuck in a tail-back because the Member States have not expanded the roads, so that the undertaking not only has higher petrol and working costs but also has to pay additional charges to the Member State responsible for the congestion.