Sentence examples for collect wages from inspiring English sources

Fully trained retail apprentices collect wages similar to graduates trainees, both receiving around £20-£30,000 a year, and have the potential to earn performance-related bonuses.

For example, Snipes said the IRS's own code meant no citizen had to pay taxes on income earned in the country, and the agency had no legal authority to collect wages anyway, because it is not a proper government entity.

Some bosses insist that workers collect wages at specified check cashing companies or at the factory itself, said workers, advocates and lawyers interviewed by The Times.

Some bosses insist that workers collect wages at specified check cashing companies or at the factory itself, said workers, advocates and lawyers interviewed by The Times.

One of her duties was to try to collect wages for workers who had been cheated by their employers, a responsibility that took her into the homes of the city's poorest residents.

As a worker of the firm, Crusoe will collect wages, as a shareholder, he will collect profits and as a consumer, he will decide how much of the firm's output to purchase according to his income and the prevailing market prices.

It would also require the Department of Labor to collect wage data from employers, broken down by race and gender, and require employers to show that wage differentials between men and women in the same jobs are for a reason other than sex.

I hope she gave the waitress a HUGE tip, because the next day Ivanka, who claimed that her central goal working for her dad was to help working women, issued a statement endorsing the administration's decision to dump an Obama administration plan to collect wage data in an effort to close the gender pay gap.

The foreman collected wages of 50 cents an hour for roadwork.

What incentive did they have to climb out if they were going to be taxed on their incomes?" "Once they learned the government was going to help, the miners just sat on their rear ends collecting wages for not working," chimed in Mitch McConnell (R-KY).

The state of California, which collects wage data more speedily from employers — with a Jan . 31deadline — shows what is technically possible.