The information on labour costs in the final RINs will allow us to examine actual labour costs and employment practices as they are reflected in their expenditure and identify potential inefficiencies for further analysis. We consider NSPs should generally record this information at this level and be able to report this information. The labour classifications have been refined following discussions with NSPs since the draft RIN and now reflect grades of employees reflective of field and corporate activities. Input cost tables NSPs did not comment on the collection of total input costs by expenditure category: Direct labour Direct materials Contracts (with non-related parties) Contracts (with related parties) Margins (on contracts with related parties) Other direct costs. We have moved and combined these tables in a separate template.
The information on labour costs in the final RINs will allow us to examine actual labour costs and employment practices as they are reflected in their expenditure and identify potential inefficiencies for further analysis. We consider NSPs should generally record this information at this level and be able to report this information. The labour classifications have been refined following discussions with NSPs since the draft RIN and now reflect grades of employees reflective of field and corporate activities. Input cost tables NSPs did not comment on the collection of total input costs by expenditure category: Direct labour Direct materials Contracts (with non-related parties) Contracts (with related parties) Margins (on contracts with related parties) Other direct costs. We have moved and combined these tables in a separate template.
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