Sentence examples for higher employer from inspiring English sources
Scotland also has a larger public sector than the rest of the UK, and so the Scottish government would have to make relatively higher employer contributions.
The underlying position is even worse, since the measure includes saving through pension plans, which has been boosted recently by higher employer contributions to cut pension-scheme deficits.
A Treasury spokesman said the budget was designed to move the UK away from low wages, high taxes and welfare, and that the national living wage was balanced by lower corporation tax and higher employer national insurance allowances.
If council staff were to receive a 5% pay rise, the government would pocket £71m in higher employer national insurance contributions, £128m in tax revenues and would save £43m by paying out less in benefits and tax credits.
Instead, the analyses indicate that payback clauses go along with much higher employer spending on CVT.
"The government is therefore taking corrective action, and will introduce new higher employer contribution rates for these schemes from 2015.
People fail to realize that if the minimum wage was much higher, employers would cut down on their number of employees to offset the costs.
With rising health costs squeezing profit margins and growing numbers of people without insurance pushing costs even higher, employers are beginning to call for ways to deal with the problem of the uninsured.
With rising health costs squeezing profits, and growing numbers of people without insurance pushing costs even higher, employers are beginning to call for ways to deal with the problem of the uninsured.
The analyses indicate that payback clauses go along with considerably higher employer-spending on CVT.
Children with ADHD also have increased risk for poor educational (e.g., grade repetition, suspensions, lower attainment and achievement), social (e.g., fewer friends, trouble maintaining friendships) [ 13, 14, 19], and occupational outcomes (e.g., poorer job performance, higher employer-rated ADHD symptoms) [ 14].
