Product Costing and Labour Hours

Dear All
We have a basic process for product costing which follows the flow below:
0. Creation of material master which is costed (transaction MM01). If material master already exists for this material, this step is skipped;
1. Creation and release of CO production order to collect the costs of material production (KKF1);
2. Posting of actual costs to the CO production order created (goods issues, labour and services costs);
3. When production is completed, Overhead costs has to be calculated for this production order (KGI2);
4. Produced material delivery to stock has to be carried out (MB31);
5. CO production order has to be settled (KO88) and closed (KKF2).
We would like to start posting labour where the hours will be posted to a secondary cost element and included in the cost of the product. Can you please provide information on the steps to configure this.
Many thanks
PRG

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