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Direct labor costs can make up 50% or more of a project’s construction costs. Consequently, seemingly insignificant charges may result in significant project costs. From double billing holiday and vacation time to miscalculations of time and a half rates to contractors owning the power to bill for profit redistribution, common labor risks can make or break a project. This on-demand webinar will demonstrate how an auditor can test and analyze direct labor rates and costs to prevent unnecessary direct labor costs.

This presentation will cover how to:

  • Identify contract terms that increase labor costs
  • Detect unfavorable billing practices
  • Write a direct labor audit program
  • Analyze labor rates for realized costs

For more information on this topic, or to learn how Baker Tilly construction and real estate specialists can help, contact our team.

Anthony Ollmann
Principal
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