Sentence examples for gross wages from inspiring English sources

These equalled 42.3% of gross wages when Mr Schröder first came to power.

Welfare contributions, equivalent to over 42% of gross wages, are nearing their highest point ever.

Gross wages are expected to rise by nearly 5% this year and by about 3% in 2012.

It still aims to keep pension contributions down to 22% of gross wages, compared with 19% now.

Employers pay additional fees of more than two-fifths of gross wages for statutory social benefits, including pensions.

That will scupper the government's pledge to bring health and other social-welfare contributions below the equivalent of 40% of gross wages.

Bear in mind that the UK median gross wage for men is £27,600.

For the individual Americans, the system works like this: The United Nations gives them a net wage, unlike the gross wage they would receive from other employers.

The nanny's net wage of £330 a week translates into a gross wage (take-home pay plus tax and national insurance) of £20,682 a year.

Moreover, German farmers are (in theory) supposed to make payments towards Polish social benefits, of one-fifth of the gross wage.Until last month, German farmers and their Polish employees ignored such requirements.

Public-sector pensions are paid according to a worker's number of years in work, with a minimum of 37.5 years' service to qualify for the full whack, based on the average gross wage of their ten best-paid years.