Labour expenses refer specifically to the human costs directly associated with manufacturing a product, including wages and benefits paid to workers involved in the production process.
For example, a clothing manufacturer's monthly labour expenses include $45,000 in wages for sewing machine operators and cutters, $5,200 in employer CPP and EI contributions, and $3,800 in benefits — all of which are direct costs tied to its production output.
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