Sentences with phrase «reduced labour costs»

Combining low parts pricing with short service times and hence, reduced labour costs, Auris HSD maintenance costs over 100,000 km are remarkably reasonable.

Combining exceptional component longevity with low parts pricing and the reduced labour costs resultant from short service times, Toyota Auris HSD maintenance costs over 100,000 km are highly competitive.

Healthy Farm's CEO Mr Evgeny Sergeevich Narukov: «With previous Meyn projects, we already dramatically reduced labour costs and increased the quality of our final product.

The wide majority agree some Canadian firms take advantage of the temporary foreign worker program to reduce labour costs (70 %).

Ishida's revolutionary AirScan inline system for detecting leaks in MAP packs has greatly enhanced the quality control procedures, as well as reducing labour costs, for a new snack product from M - Back GmbH in Germany which is being produced for dairy giant Meggle.

Advanced Dynamics Ltd, one of the leading filling and labelling systems suppliers in the UK, is expanding its presence at the PPMA Exhibition to show off even more machinery that can help boost production and reduce labour costs.

Industrial robots are recognised as the key components in the drive towards automation and represent one of the quickest ways of boosting productivity and reducing labour costs.

And so to reduce my labour costs, I wanted each of my researchers to type («keyboard»).

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Businesses have been sounding the alarm for some time, warning that higher labour costs will lead to price increases, layoffs and reduced hours for the people who can least afford it.

Most of the experiments endeavour to reduce insect farming's most expensive input, human labour, which accounts for a stunningly high 60 % of costs (in the heavily mechanized cattle farming industry, by comparison, it's rare for labour costs to reach even half of that).

But after a series of difficult labour negotiations under CEO Calin Rovinescu, Air Canada finally obtained the concessions it needed last year to hire new employees at reduced pay for a low - cost carrier to target the vacation market.

Their commitment to domestic manufacturing is more than feel - good philosophy — the company's wares are big and bulky (read: expensive to ship), and, since 95 % of its business is in North America, the reduced logistics expenses of local production offset any premiums on labour costs.

(If it weren't, and we were all prepared to work just as many hours for free, then taxes on labour income wouldn't reduce employment, and wouldn't have any deadweight costs.)

By: Sascha Solomons 14th October 2016 With the South African mining industry facing the prevailing costs and uncertainties in the labour market that it does, industrial technology and solutions specialist RTS Africa Engineering says its spin filters offer an ideal solution by reducing dependence on maintenance personnel.

Despite the fact that third party companies can often provide quality labour at a drastically reduced cost, there are sometimes moral issues that can accompany this type of labour.

On its own, however, faster economic growth will not do enough to reduce unemployment significantly, unless it is accompanied by moderation in growth of labour costs.

The White Paper shows how speciality products in aseptic carton packs can help foodservice operators reduce product and labour costs, the amount of work involved and product waste.

The reduced profitability of the seafood processing industry in 2014 appears to have been driven by higher labour, energy and other operating costs.

For low risk women without complicating conditions at the start of care in labour, the mean incremental cost effectiveness ratios associated with switches from planned birth in obstetric unit to non-obstetric unit settings fell in the south west quadrant of the cost effectiveness plane (representing, on average, reduced costs and worse outcomes).25 The mean incremental cost effectiveness ratios ranged from # 143382 (alongside midwifery units) to # 497595 (home)(table 4 ⇓).

Perhaps more important was that the conference marked out the ground on which the parties are likely to try and fight the next election — the Conservatives will ask for time to finish the job of fixing the economy, Labour will focus on trying to reduce people's cost of living.

Outsourcing and increasing the role of the private sector in public service provision is at the heart of both Labour and Conservative plans for reducing costs and increasing efficiency.

Labour has said it is looking at the possibility of building three submarines to reduce the # 25bn costs of replacing Trident when the «maingate» decision is taken in 2016.

Labour said the # 2m «will be met from a mix of reducing costs and making efficiencies, such as rationalising the council's transport fleet, and savings in funding streams».

«Labour voted against the benefit cap, against reducing the cost of housing benefit, against universal credit and now Labour will vote against the uprating bill in the new year.»

According to our figures (and I keep asking you to use the figures set out in the Liberal Democrat and Labour document not the figures given by the IFS who state they got their figures from these documents but actually give different figures) to reverse the cuts to Universal Credit cost # 3.665 billion and as I pointed out above these are the reductions in the amounts a person can keep before they start to lose their benefit, which were set much higher than the old benefits, but the withdrawal rate seemed to be higher with Universal Credit (65 % [reduced to 62 %] than with Tax Credit (41 % on gross income).

«In 2011, in one of the first major policy announcements of his leadership, Miliband said that Labour would reduce the headline rate to # 6,000, but this did not amount to a manifesto commitment... the policy was resisted by senior figures (said to include Ed Balls, shadow universities minister Liam Byrne, and policy review co-ordinator Jon Cruddas) concerned about the estimated # 2bn cost.

This technology not only has the potential to reduce waste, labour costs and CO2e, but can modernise clothing production by encouraging localised manufacturing and production.

Other advantages of prefabricated construction include reduced labour and on - site costs, and a faster turnaround — which is ideal when classrooms are urgently required.

It also uses a traffic light system to help users make informed judgements on gritting and premises closure; knowing when to grit footpaths and roads, especially on large campuses, can reduce the annual cost of gritting materials and the labour to apply it (usually comprising overtime for unsociable hours) considerably.

Business Managers are facing the challenge of controlling labour and food costs, while reducing wastage and offering an affordable product for students.

While the modules are assembled elsewhere, on - site work such as foundation preparation and amenity connection can occur simultaneously, reducing both the construction period and labour costs.

This piece of literature speaks upon policies that are in place which in fact reduce women in the labour force and cost the federal government a lot of money.

Their sizes, their responsibilities and their costs of operations should be dramatically reduced because of the reduction in labour required to produce MLS today.