"outstanding wages" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to wages that have not yet been paid to an employee. For example, "The employer agreed to issue a check for all of the outstanding wages due to the employee."
Manenti declared confidently that the club's debts would soon be serviced and outstanding wages paid.
So, too, would the publishers' employees who "with no criminal involvement, will also be denied their rights, their jobs, and any outstanding wages".
In many cases, even if the crew are successfully repatriated to their home countries, they do not receive their outstanding wages, according to De Boer.
Sacked workers at Prisme Packaging in Dundee have been staging a seven-week sit-in at their former employer's office after they were made redundant without holiday pay, pay in lieu of notice or outstanding wages.
"SBC now has a labor agreement that provides us greater control over our cost structure and flexibility to meet our competitive challenges, while continuing to provide the outstanding wages and benefits that are the hallmarks of this company," he said.
Speaking on Tuesday, one woman said the group was awaiting payment for outstanding wages but hoped to be paid after a hearing at the interior ministry's human rights department.
The corporate restructuring team from PwC said it was hopeful that it will be able to pay all the outstanding wage arrears but that this was dependent on accessing funds to pay for the costs of the business.
Those efforts to stave off the club having to declare itself insolvent did not produce the cash required to pay staff or players their outstanding February wages, or HMRC who are owed around £300,000.
A spokesman for UPS said the key issues outstanding are wages, pensions and benefits.
Hearts managing director David Southern told reporters after the hearing that outstanding October wages had now been paid and that funding was still available to the club, the only problem being the timing.
"It's a new set of rules and the first breach of those rules". Hearts managing director David Southern told reporters after the hearing that outstanding October wages had now been paid and that funding was still available to the club, the only problem being the timing.
