on-costs

Related to on-costs: fixed costs, Closing costs, Overhead Costs, Legal costs

Translations

on-costs

[ˈɒnˌkɒsts] NPL (Brit) (Comm) → gastos mpl generales

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Funding from Global's Make Some Noise will enable Stick 'n' Step to support the salary of an Early Years teacher and the associated on-costs for one year.

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With pupils numbers and school on-costs going up it's getting harder and harder to provide great education with real-terms budget cuts.

Half-truths and deceit behind 'the end of austerity'

He said: "Organisations are shrinking their permanent staff and outsourcing wherever possible to avoid employee on-costs. And those folks previously employed now do exactly the same work for their previous employers, but without the employee benefits, and no job security."

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NHS England said: "This temporary role requires the postholder to pay their national insurance and on-costs.

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"This is an all-inclusive figure that offers us value for money as it reflects the going rate for someone of Sarah's seniority and experience and also covers recruitment, advertising and all other on-costs associated with hiring an employee."

Cash-strapped council spends PS1,100-A-DAY on consultant

However Middlesbrough Council's proposals to spend an additional PS10,000 of public money plus on-costs to provide iPads to all councillors is very much a step too far.

High cost of technology; FEEDBACK

It has been estimated that 20 to 25% of the total costs of a project are associated with allowances for on-costs, profit and risk.

Construction inflation may hit 18%

All in all it could only work if the Government were to assist employers, otherwise the cost and the on-costs would cripple companies and without doubt close businesses.

Should all workers get a 'living wage' THE DEBATE

That process - though ostensibly free - has actually cost clients using the hardware tokens many millions of dollars, pounds and euros in the staff costs of handling the re-issue, as well as significant other on-costs. As any CFO will confirm, whilst there are direct and indirect costs in any business activity, both categories involve the expenditure of money.

The RSA security breach - 12 months down the technology turnpike

Mr Simon intends to carry out the chief executive role himself, saving more than pounds 200,000 a year in wages and on-costs.

Simon: I'll sack Hughes - and that's a promise

pbeyerman, AustraliaThe decent thing to do It would be a nice gesture if those who are delaying the publication of fixtures for 2012 were to pay the ensuing on-costs to the Injured Jockeys' Fund.