Direct labor definition

Direct labor means labor that is incorporated into the tangible product sold or is an integral part of the manufacturing process;
Direct labor means Subcontractor personnel performing work under this Subcontract. “Federal” as used under this Agreement refers to United States of America central government.
Direct labor means all labor or work involved in produc- ing or supplying materials, supplies or equipment or performing contractual services including preparation, processing and pack- ing, but excluding supervision, administration, inspection and shipping.

Examples of Direct labor in a sentence

  • The consultant will be compensated using the following formula: Compensation = (Direct Labor ×((1+Overhead)×(1+Profit)))+(Overtime Premium ×(1+Profit))+Direct Expenses The Profit and Overhead in the above equation are expressed as decimal values.

  • Direct Labor shall be actual salaries multiplied by the hours worked.


More Definitions of Direct labor

Direct labor means Subcontractor personnel performing work under this Subcontract. “Federal” as used under this Agreement refers to United States of America central government. “Fringe Benefit Expense Rate” means the direct payroll-related expenses including employer-paid
Direct labor means all labor involved in the manufacture of goods or
Direct labor means the performance of any activity that would be assigned to the Contracting Group as those classifications are designated by the rate service organization designated by the commissioner of commerce and insurance as provided in § 56-5-320, but does not include:
Direct labor means Supplier personnel performing work under this Agreement.
Direct labor has the meaning set forth in Part 1 of the Product Assurance Document.
Direct labor. Audit Requirement
Direct labor means all labor involved in the manufacture of goods or the performance of services except for supervision, instruction, administration, and shipping.