Sentence examples for overall payroll from inspiring English sources

From 1960 to 1990, the tax rate averaged about 1.1percentt of overall payroll.

The $1.25 million guaranteed to Sipp only has a negligible effect on their overall payroll.

The 107,000 overall payroll gain included 30,000 telephone company workers in New York returning from a strike.

He said the store's overall payroll hours had not declined, although individuals might be working fewer hours.

The Yankees' overall payroll for 2004, based on average annual payouts to 24 players and including the termination pay the club is expected to give Boone, will be about $180 million.

A growing number of companies are encouraging or even mandating paid or unpaid vacations, sometimes to allow for a temporary plant closing, sometimes to get accrued vacation time off the books, sometimes just to cut overall payroll costs.

Overall payrolls outside agriculture shrank by 5,000 in October and by 13,000 in September.

The June unemployment rate, which is based on a separate survey from the one that calculates the change in overall payrolls, is expected to fall by 0.1 percentage point, to 7.5 percent from 7.6 percent.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce estimates that legally required benefits paid by employers rose from nearly 4% of overall payrolls in 1951 to about 9% in 1988.

In the BLS report, Vermont had the highest share of green jobs, at 4.4% of its overall payrolls, followed by the District of Columbia (3.9%) and Idaho (3.7%).

Already, state and local governments have cut more than 230,000 jobs since August 2008, or about 1.2% of overall payrolls, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, while thousands of other positions have gone unfilled.