Sentences with phrase «staffing costs do»

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Don't forget the internal or external staffing costs required to manage this enterprise platform.

Over the next decade, that number — which does not include daily operational costs such as school staffing and books — swells to about $ 13.4 billion in capital needs.

Also keep in mind that while you don't have to personally take care of the maintenance repairs, docking fees, insurance and staffing costs, you will have to pay for those services: it will likely cost you between $ 30,000 and $ 40,000 a year, or between 10 % and 15 % of the purchase price.

The truth is, managing money and extra monthly payments like this does take additional staffing and adds a cost.

In other words don't count on that cash being returned to shareholders or even invested in passive investments (private or public equity) for the benefit of shareholders; A liquidation valuation really isn't of interest here as Glassbridge is set to be an ongoing business and I can see an operating cash bleed for 3 - 5 years depending on how long it takes the company to attract enough AUM to cover operating (read staffing) costs.

There are liability waivers to be signed and information is provided to help owners make reasonably informed decisions, however, most places do 30 - 50 surgeries in a day and shelters and low - cost clinics simply can not afford the time and staffing to have lengthy discussions with every owner about the differences in what they do and what full - service clinics do.

Using just an Internet browser, iLex provides lawyers with everything they need: diary, to - do - list, timesheets, document management and creation, cost accounting, pricing and staffing.

You can better manage your internal and external costs, do more with your existing staffing resources and capture valuable business intelligence.

In other words, successful law firms of the 21st Century will be those who re-jig their staffing models to ensure that work is done by the lowest cost, yet appropriately skilled, provider — or the work is done by technology.

«Companies we talk to are bullish about 2018, particularly given Singapore's positive economic outlook, but they also plan to keep a close eye on costs to maximise their potential for business growth and accessing a contingent workforce is an effective way to do this,» Eardley said.Of the companies who engaged contractors and temporary staff, 38 % did so for «special projects» while 33 % used contractors and temporary staff only in «exceptional circumstances», while 18 % enlisted the services of contractors and temporary staff on a regular basis.Hays» data also found that, of the companies using a flexible staffing approach, 42 % employed «part time staff», 24 % employed «casual staff» and 12 % facilitated the provision of «job sharing».

We have previously discussed the benefits of utilizing a staffing agency or recruiter, and while staffing needs change, the need to hire employees in an efficient and cost effective manner does not.

«We would need less people to do the work,» says Palmer, adding that staffing is one of the biggest costs for the title industry.

In Ontario, I can see two boards; Toronto and then everyone else.Courses, for the most part, are done on - line and where there is sufficient numbers, renting a hotel room or convention room is dramatically more cost effective than running all of these Tajma Real Estate Halls as well as the duplication of staffing costs.

The eXp Realty Cloud Office has enabled would be brokerage owners who join the Company to shed enormous overhead expenses and staffing costs while still retaining a percentage of commissions generated by the agents they bring with them or attract and while availing themselves of an opportunity to scale their business in a way that traditional models do not easily support.

Here is a tidbit - it takes the same amount of time, cost, and staffing to rent a $ 1,000 home as it does a $ 3,000 home.