Significats de labour cost en anglès

But as labour cost in China rise, India has an opportunity to win market share.

The laggards need to speed up, but labour cost and trade data show their competitiveness isn't improving.

According to Kauffman, Arkansas Best's labour cost is about 10 percent above the rest of the industry.

The employment density is the minimum of supply and demand, and equals the observed labour cost density:

Operating costs fell 2.1 percent largely due to labour cost savings.

Wage pressures remain subdued with the labour cost index rising 1.7 percent for the year.

In 2013 it reached 27.3%, despite the substantial improvement in unit labour cost.

Another request includes a 50 percent cut of the Italian airline's labour cost without using temporary layoff schemes, the paper added.

Those not already using cages are returning to them, Benz said, to maximise space and reduce labour cost and disease risk.

Currently, the main identifiable clouds are the risk of costs increasing due to oil price, labour cost or interest-rate rises, he says.

As a result of these two welcome developments, despite rapid jobs growth, pay pressures and unit labour cost growth have remained subdued.

Up on his plantation he lives on fruit the labour cost of which, in cash, he estimates at five cents a day.

GM would keep 35 percent and Opel staff would get 10 percent in return for labour cost concessions.

The Chippewa Canal is one glaring instance of high labour cost which a Farmer Premier with Labour colleagues did not presume to regulate.

Rockstar laid bare the human labour cost and ruthless employment practices that happens behind these major games, especially in the months prior to release.

The government estimates Finland has fallen 15 percent behind Germany and Sweden in labour cost competitiveness, resulting in a loss of global export market share.