
The right side of the worksheet window will look something like this:

4 The Direct Labour View is used to itemize the different types of labour, the labour charges and the labour hours involved in this job.
Labour for a job can be organized in any way that you wish. For example, you can itemize labour by the people working on the job or the qualifications of the workers (apprentice, master plumber etc) or by job step or phase.
Click on the Add Blank
toolbar button to add a blank line to the Labour table.
5 Enter the name of an employee who will work on this job. Press the Enter key.

6 Type the dollars per hour that you will be charging your customer for this type of labour into the Cost/Hr field. Press the Enter key.

7 Enter the number of man-hours for this labour type in the Hours Allocated field. Press Enter.

The total labour charge for this type of labour will be shown in the Ext. Cost (Extended Cost) field.
8 If you have created a Labour Rate Sheet (see Lesson 8), you can use the Add Rate
toolbar button to add standard labour types and charges to the Labour table.
Press the Add Rate button to open the Select Direct Labour window.

The Select Direct Labour window shows the available Labour Rate Sheets.
9 Click on the General Labour rate sheet that we created in Lesson 8.
10 Highlight the Labour Rate to be added to the worksheet in this case EMPLOYEE 1.
Press the Ok button.
The Labour Description and charge will be added to the Labour table.

11 Double click on the Hours Allocated field for EMPLOYEE 1.
Enter the number of man-hours for EMPLOYEE 1 for this job and press the Enter key.

The total labour charge for EMPLOYEE 1 will be shown in the Ext. Cost field. And the total man-hours and labour charges for the job will be shown:
