The phrase "and a payroll of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the financial aspects of a business, particularly in reference to the total amount of money paid to employees.
Example: "The company reported a significant increase in revenue, and a payroll of over one million dollars."
Alternatives: "and an employee compensation of" or "and a salary expenditure of".
The center had a peak em ployment of approximately 150 and a payroll of $42,000 a month.
INDIAN RAILWAYS has its own government ministry and a payroll of 1.6 million.
Bouchard inherited a sprawling network of some 25 field offices and a payroll of 800 canvassers.
But they would be left with a three-man roster and a payroll of $56.8 million, just below the salary cap.
Anaheim were swept by a team that came into their series with 17 measly wins and a payroll of $24m, and in their own ballpark to boot.
Mrs. DeCaumette, who started Palmyra five years ago, said the business had gross revenues of $360,000 last year and a payroll of $100,000, but she declined to say how much she earned.
And with a payroll of 16,000, recruitment and retention is an issue.
He dares liken the Mets' situation to the early stages of the San Francisco Giants' double World Series winners and to the Washington Nationals, built in about four years by General Manager Mike Rizzo into a rising playoff team around the young pillars Stephen Strasburg and Bryce Harper and with a payroll of roughly $100 million.
By itself, with only a monitor in the room, it can automatically compute the earnings — including all deductions, overtime payments, and so on — of a payroll of eight hundred people and print their pay checks for them.
But take away buyouts (Alexei Yashin, Brendan Witt) and bonuses — many highly unattainable — and the Islanders have a payroll of $38 million.
Wilpon has said he expects the Mets to make the playoffs this year, and the team has a payroll of nearly $80 million -- with flexibility to grow during the season, he said yesterday.
