Sentence examples for of each salary from inspiring English sources

Since the savings increases will coincide with her annual salary increase, she will be allocating part of each salary increase to savings, while enjoying the fruits of the remainder.

Employers must pay 6.2 percent of each employee's salary into Social Security, and every employee must also contribute that amount.

The company has said that it contributes the equivalent of 65 percent of each worker's salary to a defined benefit plan that, combined with salary, amounts to 90,000 pounds a year, or $145,700, for the typical worker.

Employers pay a minimum of 1 per cent of each employee's salary (up to a maximum of £42,275) at the moment but over time that will go up to 4 per cent.

His bosses, he said, often take out a portion of his salary each week.

To get there, she's told to save 8 percent of her salary each year over her 40-year career.

The interest rate cut will be welcomed by the millions of Chinese homeowners who pay a large proportion of their salary each month on mortgage payments.

You may have good intentions of setting aside some of your salary each month but by the time you get there it's been spent.

You use ten per cent of your salary each month to pay off your graduate-student loans from your master's in international-security studies.

By 2050, each Italian worker could end up paying more than half of a retiree's benefits -- equal to about a quarter of the retiree's former wages -- out of his salary each year, according to a recent study by Dr. Agar Brugiavini of the University of Venice.

Employees would be allowed to opt out, but those who chose to remain in the scheme would be obliged to pay in 4% of their salary each year, which would be matched by a 3% contribution from their employer and 1% from the government.