Sentence examples for increase payroll from inspiring English sources

City officials said Thursday's agreement would increase payroll costs by $540 million over the four years.

It is unclear whether the front office will be allowed to substantially increase payroll.

City officials said Thursday's agreement would increase payroll costs by a total of $540 million over the four years.

Mr. Bush will also pledge not to increase payroll taxes, and not to reduce benefits for anyone in or nearing retirement.

But after saying yesterday that the Mets do not intend to increase payroll, Phillips may not need permission to add a hefty contract, only to trade one.

The nonpartisan Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation has disputed this claim, but it's not clear that the president's proposal would add many jobs either — it could simply reward companies that planned to increase payroll anyway.

Companies must increase payrolls by about 100,000 people every month to keep pace with population growth.

About 43percentt of all manufacturers plan to increase payrolls in the balance of the year, up from the 36 percent that said so in December, the survey indicated.

After a rapid expansion in the previous three quarters as more output came from a smaller group of workers, productivity is slowing down, and analysts expect the trend to continue as companies increase payrolls.

About 29percentt of businesses expected to increase payrolls, down from 43percentt in July.

U.S. companies do not plan to significantly increase payrolls over the next six months but neither do they intend to aggressively fire workers, according to a survey on Monday that suggested lackluster job growth.