Sentence examples for deferred wages from inspiring English sources

This assessment is not only mistaken, but also ignores the role of pension funds as long-term stewards of educators' deferred wages.

In 1954, workers' deferred wages in the form of pension assets totaled $90 billion.

The top rate of income tax was reduced from 50% to 45% in April 2013 (i.e. at the start of the 2013-14 fiscandyeas) and, as a consequence, some higher rate tax payers deferred wage income from the 2012-13 tax year into the start of 2013-14.

For the first time in his 25-year career, Mr. Skaggs had to ask coworkers to defer wages and plead for an extension from an equipment-rental company.

None of the playing staff are being made redundant, but it is understood they are being asked to defer wages.

"Additionally, we are asking certain employees to defer wages on an ongoing basis and are asking several members of staff to move from a full-time to a part-time role," Birch said.

Yes, potential law students should do a cost analysis before taking on six-figure debt and deferring wages for three years.

The third effect has been in the ability not only to defer wage cuts in depression but also to reduce their amount.

To help the city stave off bankruptcy, these leaders, often defying angry union members, agreed to a pay freeze, to deferring wage increases and to lending the city billions of dollars from their pension funds.

Last season ended with players deferring their wages and with Gloucester struggling to pay rent.

"We were told to defer our wages, players were being sold without the team knowing, there was no team spirit.