The phrase "average payroll" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical amount of money paid to employees over a specific period, often in the context of financial analysis or budgeting.
Example: "The company's average payroll has increased by 10% over the last year, reflecting the hiring of new staff."
Alternatives: "typical payroll" or "mean payroll amount".
The average payroll gain for the first eight months of 2013 stands at 180,000.
Native-owned firms that have employees hire an average of 11.9 staff members, with an average payroll of $429,000.
Among immigrant-owned businesses with employees, there are an average of eight employees and an average payroll totaling $253,000.
The Edmonton payroll must meet, in Nichols's words, "part of the average" payroll of the remaining 23 teams (when expansion kicks in).
Last year, the average payroll had increased to $48 million, and the highest payroll was six times the size of the smallest.
Analysts frequently cite Gene Steuerle, an economist at the Urban Institute, a policy research organization, who calculates average payroll taxes and benefits for Medicare as well as Social Security over the lifetimes of various types of individuals.
The scarier possibility is that something really has changed in the American economy: since 2000, the average payrolls report has shown the addition of just 17,000 new jobs (or only 4,000 jobs after revisions).
There were no significant differences in the gender or age distributions or the average payroll-related insurance premium rate between the people in the LHID and all NHI enrollees.
There is no significant difference in the distribution of gender, age, or average payroll-related insurance payment between the individuals in the NHRID and the original medical claims for all enrollees under the NHI program.
You're likely to get exactly what the Angels did: a below-average payroll drain who is barely their fourth-best outfi elder.
Because the monthly data jump about a bit, what you want to do is smooth out some of the monthly bips and bops by averaging payroll gains over the short, medium, and longer term, as I do in the monthly jobs day smoother, shown below.
