Sentence examples for charging for work from inspiring English sources

Mr McCausland said a range of issues had been raised with regard to overcharging, double-charging and "even charging for work that could not have been carried out" by more than one contractor over a number of different districts.

The state is suing the Sears, Roebuck & Company, claiming it cheated hundreds of customers at its New Jersey auto repair centers by charging for work that was never done or was unnecessary.

The Fleishman-Hillard public relations agency, owned by the Omnicom Group, has agreed to a settlement valued at $5.7 million with the City of Los Angeles to end a lawsuit that charged the agency with deliberately overbilling for services as well as charging for work not performed.

It warned of poor quality work, cash deposits disappearing, overcharging, and charging for work not done.

In a statement, the council said it had already commissioned Ernst And Young to work with the council's procurement team to examine major contracts to test for what is called "contract leakage" whereby suppliers may be charging for work not strictly in accordance with the detailed terms of the contract.

The new program resulted in mechanics and service managers over-billing customers, charging for work that wasn't performed and charging for work that wasn't needed.

"In this exercise the review has identified that there may be differences in the method of charging for works compared with the terms of the contract.

Domestic services, including home cleaning, gardening and handyman services are greatly influenced by the time of service delivery, with higher rates charged for work conducted on Saturday and Sunday.

Justice Breyer added that the decision upholding the law would have negative practical consequences, as owners of copyrights now charge for works that were once free.

In many ways, it represents the first market attempt to replicate the uses available to users through unauthorized services with two caveats: it charges for works and it incorporates obstacles for unreasonable re-distribution.

Once you've done all the calculations you will know the minimum amount you should be charging for your work.