| 释义 |
diˌrect labour (name spelling direct labor) noun [uncountable] (accounting 会计) the people who work to produce a particular product or supply a particular service; the money that is spent on their wages 直接劳动力；直接劳动成本◆direct labour is a major element of product costs for manufacturing companies. 直接劳动力是制造企业中构成产品成本的主要部分。◆the direct labour costs are about 80% of the cost of producing one unit. 直接劳动成本约占每单位的生产成本的 80%。 ➡ direct cost (1) , direct materials , direct overhead (hr 人力资源) people who are employed directly by a company or an organization to build or produce sth, rather than by an independent business that is paid to find people to do the work 直接工人◆most of the construction work is done by direct labour rather than by sub-contractors. 大多数建筑工程是由直接工人而非分包商来完成。 ➡ indirect labour |