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1. The direct labor work force is up by 60 percent over 1985 levels.

2. As a result, prod-ucts with higher direct labor costs were allocated proportionately more of the overhead cost.

3. Variances of direct material, direct labor, and factory overhead.

4. Whether online sharing, with the direct labor practices.

5. Direct labor costs are subdivided by job and then posted to job cost sheets.

6. Followed by direct labor are assessed: Select input of working hours or working hours to complete the month of labor cost-sharing.

7. If job No. 3 has incurred direct labor costs $20, it will be applied an over-head cost of $20.

8. Since the process is automated, direct labor costs are markedly reduced.

9. Direct labor is easily identified with given jobs. Indirect labor, on the other hand, is not and is considered part of factory overhead.

10. In traditional cost systems, direct labor is treated as a prime cost and considered to be the main driver of manufacturing overhead costs.

11. Job No. 3 has incurred direct labor costs $20, it will be applied an over-head cost of $20.

12. The direct labor is wages and welfares of the employees who produce the products?

13. LABOR RATE: Identify the base direct labor rate for each operation. Note if fringes are included in the labor rate or in the burden detail.

14. At the same time, direct materials, direct labor, manufacturing costs and cost analysis during the analysis of the costs. Corporate financial analysis can provide a reference work.

15. Besides the aforementioned problems, many people believe that traditional costing systems have become obsolete because of the changed proportion of direct labor, direct material and overhead.

16. Direct costs are not equal to direct material and direct labor costs. Indirect costs are not equal to manufacturing costs.

17. Good handing may account for only 50% of the direct labor cost in warehouse and 70% in distribution center.

18. The Direct Operating Overhead Rate will be applied to the Direct Labor and Benefits costs.

19. Companies divide flexible budget variances for direct materials and direct labor into price and efficiency (quantity) variances.

20. Follow them are the individual budgets for such things as materials, direct labor, overhead costs, selling and administrative expenses,(sentencedict.com) and then cash budgets.

21. Article 13 Where an enterprise provides labor service, the direct labor expenses, other direct expenses as well as the indirect expenses included thereto shall be included in the cost of inventories.

22. Direct costs are those that form the part of the product direct labor, direct direct expenses.

23. This issue only in the cost of repairing the direct labor costs, materials costs, equipment depreciation costs, energy consumption costs and other costs not related to the impact.

24. In traditional cost accounting, the increasing percent of overhead in cost elements make it sharply inaccurate to allocate overhead cost to products on the basis of direct labor hours.

25. The cost of goods sold is the cost associated with the product such as direct material, direct labor, manufacturing ...

26. Direct costs are classified as the costs that go into creating the product or service (that is, direct materials and direct labor).

27. Direct costs are not equal to direct material and direct labor costs.

28. The Fringe Benefits Rate will be applied to the Total Direct Labor Costs.

29. Prime costs represent the costs of direct material and of direct labor.