While glancing over the sensitivity report, you note that the stitching labor has a shadow price of $$10$ and a lower limit of $24$ hours with an upper limit of $36$ hours. If your original right hand value for stitching labor was $30$ hours, you know that:

the next worker that offers to work an extra $8$ hours should receive at least $$80.$

you would be willing pay up to $$60$ for someone to work another $6$ hours.

you can send someone home $6$ hours early and still pay them the $$60$ they would have earned while on the clock.

you would lose $$80$ if one of your workers missed an entire $8$ hour shift.