Sentence examples for fewer payroll from inspiring English sources

Second-worst is employment; today there are 5 percent — or about seven million — fewer payroll jobs than there were when the recession began.

Since the recession ended in November 2001, the payroll survey has reported 323,000 fewer payroll jobs, but the household survey has found 1.9 million more overall jobs.

The threat has already gotten the city's attention, and it's deferring some of the next few years' payroll tax for companies in certain high-vacancy stretches.

Firefighters can make more than $100,000 annually within a few years, payroll records show.

Recently, the spot price of gold has gone up based on the disappointing news that U.S. companies added far fewer nonfarm payrolls than analysts were projecting.

Most major companies have more than just a few on the payroll.

They've also pledged that as we move into Target Field, as revenues have grown over the last few years, our payroll has grown commensurately".

According to the authors, "only a few announcements the nonfarm payroll numbers, the GDP advance release and a private sector manufacturing report have significant and persistent effects".

"Jobs Stuck in Neutral" read a headline on Friday in The Post-Standard here, above an article about 400 fewer people on payrolls in September than the year before.

That meant I was either always pressured to ship software that wasn't quite ready, which is a little bit of a death spiral, or I was always raising money within a few days of payroll — and asking the employees to trust me and to not quit.

Within the next few years, the payroll will be no more than 6,000.