Working mothers received the highest of a flat rate (GBP 60.20, or approximately USD 107, per week) or 90% of their average weekly earnings for the first 6 weeks and the flat rate for the following 12 weeks, while non-working mothers received the flat rate throughout.
Business travel rocks when you're on broadband not bad for $29.95 per month, the flat rate from T-Mobile.
Rather than the flat rate for consumers, WunWun is creating custom pricing options for businesses because, you know, volume.
Far more than the flat rate for dukes and dustmen, it was the impracticality of chasing so many people for modest amounts that unleashed "fiscal anarchy" last time.
Correction: January 30 , 2004 Friday An article yesterday about a proposed increase in New York City taxi fares referred incorrectly to the flat rate for Kennedy Airport, which would increase to $45 from $35.
The Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade, which represents fleet owners, wants a 23percentt fare increase, which would produce an average fare of $8.45 and increase the flat rate for a ride from John F. Kennedy International Airport into Manhattan to $49 from $35.
Exec, the San Francisco startup that lets you easily hire people online by the hour to run your errands and do your cleaning, will be increasing the flat rate for its flagship errand-running service Exec Errands by 20percentt and more than tripling its surcharge in an apparent bid to beef up its margins.
For example, I pay VAT under the flat rate scheme, which I wouldn't have known about otherwise".
In particular, the commission wants to use a single flat rate for the reimbursement of indirect research costs—an idea that universities, research organizations, and national funding agencies have repeatedly criticized, arguing that the flat rate could unfairly decrease their funding levels.
