The phrase "additional paychecks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra or supplementary payments received beyond the regular salary or wages.
Example: "Due to the overtime hours worked last month, employees will receive additional paychecks in their next payment cycle."
Alternatives: "extra paychecks" or "supplementary paychecks".
Since the beginning of the year, employers have added more than 750,000 jobs, which puts more money into the economy in the form of additional paychecks.
Also being discussed is the controversial abolition, or reduction, of the so-called 14th salary — one of two additional paychecks that public sector workers and many private employees receive as holiday pay.
The additional paychecks from more employment have historically boosted consumer spending in ways that feed broader growth.
Government-backed paychecks come with a cost.
SAINTS SUSPEND CONNELL: The New Orleans Saints suspended wide receiver Albert Connell for their final four games of the season and fined him an additional paycheck for conduct detrimental to the team.
Plus, last year, when he took time off to drive Mr. Lawrence back home, Mr. Jones was fired from a part-time job with an armored car company, an additional paycheck he had been using to make ends meet.
A Tax Policy Center analysis estimates that 121 million workers kept an additional $934 in their paychecks over the course of the year, thanks to the cut.
Among other things, lenders are now more likely to seek additional documents, like paycheck stubs and bank statements.
For example, a two percentage point jump in payroll taxes for Social Security is all but certain after Jan . 1 a change that will equal an additional $2,000 from the paycheck of a worker earning $100,000 a year.
"I live paycheck to paycheck," Rudd said.
Still, perhaps the best enforcement mechanism may be requiring companies to withhold additional taxes from their employees' paychecks.
