Sentence examples for earnings of which from inspiring English sources

The total minimum contribution will start at 2% of earnings (of which at least 1% must be paid in by the employer).

The total minimum contribution will start at 2% of a worker's gross earnings (of which at least 1% must be paid in by the employer).

When auto-enrolment is rolled out completely in 2018 the minimum contribution into a scheme will be 8% of an employee's qualifying earnings, of which at least 3% must come from the employer.

On 14 May 2009, it was announced that 2008 IPL champion Rajasthan Royals and 2008 Twenty20 Cup champion Middlesex Panthers will play a charity match on 6 July 2009 under the name of the British Asian Cup, a portion of the earnings of which will go to the British Asian Trust.

Dividends are paid out of earnings on which a corporation has already been taxed and are taxable again to shareholders.

However, they would receive a rebate worth 5% of that part of their earnings on which national insurance is levied.

Ahold went into free fall at the end of February, when the board announced its U.S. unit would have to restate earnings, some of which were booked before they were earned.

It is, for many, the first opportunity to be truly independent, yet this is impossible when their family's earnings - of which they have never had any control over - means they cannot achieve any kind of financial stability on their own.

Analysts said this was a sign that investors remained cautious, bracing themselves as companies began forecasting their second-quarter earnings, many of which are expected to miss Wall Street's forecasts.

In that same year, WorldCom reported a $239 million increase in earnings–all of which may have come from reducing its reserve funds.

In countries such as Sweden and Denmark, opening clauses are described as "generalized," in the sense that local bargaining controls much more of total earnings, more of which is tied to performance.