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1. Calculate the total wages you pay your employees. This includes everyone from temporary help up to and including any salary the owner or president/CEO of the company is paid. All
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1. Divide all company employees into categories of direct labor, those who produce the product, or indirect labor, those who work at the company in a support role. If the business
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1. Create a list of employees required for any specific project. Include each employee's hourly rate. Assume you need 10 employees -- five earning $10 per hour and five earning $20.
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1. Determine the direct labor costs associated with manufacturing a product over a period of time. For example, assume a company pays its employees an average of $20 per hour, and
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