Sentence examples for employer fees from inspiring English sources

Based on the glossy brochures presented to him, VanDriel assumed the total cost of the plan would be total employer fees of $500 up front and $1,500 a year.

Given that only a select few workers possess an employment contract, it's a marginally legal way for the ethanol factories to dodge taxes, employer fees, and liability.

seems politically viable, partly due to the modesty of the employer fee (just $10) that would be attached to each visa.

"I used the threat of the ballot measure to pressure the business community" to agree to the employers' fees, Mr. DiMasi said.

Also influential was a small group of Democratic businessmen who persuaded large business groups to agree to an employers' fee, though one smaller than Mr. DiMasi's original proposal.

Mr. Baucus, however, gets too clever, trying to tie each employer's fees to the subsidies its own employees end up getting.

As mentioned previously, Teacherafterschooljobs.com will be receiving revenue from the employer listing fees.

While the revenue will come from the employer listing fees, Teacherafterschooljobs.com will have two general customers, the employers as well as the employees in search of the jobs.

"It's so cloudy, so you can get away with a lot," said Chad Parks, president and chief executive of the Online 401 k), which helps small companies start plans and charges employees and employers flat fees for the privilege.

The cost per work hour of a pharmacist was estimated at €66.3 assuming 1250 clinical pharmacy work hours per year and a salary of €3915 per month plus employer's fee (45% of the salary) and 20% overhead costs.

Udacity, for example, charges $89 for an exam invigilated by Pearson VUE, an electronic-testing firm; its parent company is a part-owner of this newspaper.A second model is to charge potential employers a fee for spotting suitable recruits among the students.