Labor Rate
Spanish translation: Costo de la Mano de Obra
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| na | Costo de la Mano de Obra |
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| na | costo/coste de la mano de obra |
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Costo de la Mano de Obra Explanation: Experiencia! Diccionario Larousse |
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costo/coste de la mano de obra Explanation: If they are trying to calculate the total cost of excess labor, as the sentence suggests, the translation would indeed be "costo/coste de la mano de obra", as the first answer indicates. You should use "costo" if the intended public is Latinamerican, and "coste" if it is for Spain. Un saludo. |
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