Sentence examples for earnings upon from inspiring English sources
Second, eligible individuals who find work receive supplement payments that are a function of their earnings upon obtaining employment.
This suggests that high-skill temporary foreign workers received high earnings upon their arrival because their skills match employers' demand.
We find that, relative to continued wage employment, brief spells in self-employment do not increase and probably actually reduce average hourly earnings upon return to wage employment.
We need the SEC to get in there, jump all over the corporate boards and make them restate the bogus revenues and earnings upon which these bonuses were paid.
A policy to address these issues and supplement UI for likely permanent job losers is wage-loss insurance (also called wage insurance) which (at least temporarily) subsidizes worker earnings upon reemployment when the wage they receive on their new job is less than that of their old job.
While the acquisition is probably a mere blip on the radar screen for Microsofts bottom line, since Visio is expected to generate about $200 million in revenue for fiscal 1999 (although Microsofts chief financial officer Greg Maffei did say the deal would be "very modestly accretive" to the companys earnings upon closing), it will add a much needed ingredient to Microsofts productivity offerings.
It also represents a 34.1x multiple of Illumina's projected forward earnings based upon analysts' current consensus estimates for 2012.
The company's share of GameStop earnings, based upon diluted ownership for the third quarter, was $4.6 million, or 7 cents a share, exceeding the company's goal of 2 cents a share.
(However, with the latest earnings season upon us, that sector could come back to earth).
To put it another way, the baby boomers experienced larger earnings declines upon their mandatory retirement and reemployment.
A common finding throughout the Canadian immigration literature is that, despite having high levels of education, recent immigrants endure substantial earnings disadvantages upon arrival that persist throughout their working career.
