Sentence examples for expenses head from inspiring English sources

2.06pm: Your comments from Twitter: KevinJRawlinson: One BBC exec claimed more in expenses for a year than I can even hope to earn in salary... Archie_V: BBC expenses: Head of Vision claims 35 quid for "hair stylist services for TV interview".

[For those in the entertainment industry], if you have an agent, audition expenses, head shots and photos, a publicity agent, a resume, hair care, manicures.

Cost of living and day-to-day expenses head the list of reasons why workers do not contribute (or contribute more) to their employer's plan, with 41percentt of eligible workers citing this factor.

With splendid irony, the panel will include the former Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell, fingered by the Telegraph for claiming a flashy makeover of his London flat on expenses, going head-to-head with none other than Benedict Brogan, the chief political commentator of, you guessed it, the Telegraph.

Rivals should follow the Emirates example in buying more large planes to reduce expenses per head, he said.

As the bank looks to bolster its profit, Morgan Stanley has taken steps to clamp down on expenses and head count.

Without an extra cash carrot, they would have us believe, bosses would just turn up, do their expenses, and head home.

When politicians have been caught fiddling their expenses, a head of state who is above politics looks rather attractive.The troubles of the monarchy's enemies may also have helped.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board will decide within a year whether companies in the United States will have to treat stock option grants to employees as expenses, the head of the group said today.

Together that means Google--and other Silicon Valley companies--can quietly trim their expenses and head count with hardily a ripple of media attention.

For example, if you want a better bead on which employees are carrying their weight, you could measure billable time per employee (total hours charged to a client divided by total hours spent serving them), or total expenses per head (salary, benefits and all non-billable expenses).