Sentence examples for pay liability from inspiring English sources

Based on a reform in Norway which removed the pay liability for pregnancy-related absences, Fevang et al. (2011) show that this side-effect is empirically important.

The council's equal pay liability of £1.15bn, to compensate female staff historically paid less than men, was a significant factor in the savings needed, said Mr Hemming.

Like most OECD-countries, the Norwegian sick leave insurance program embodies a limited initial period of pay liability for the firms, after which the public insurance system covers the costs.

This has the very unfortunate side-effect that once a worker's sickness absence spell has exceeded the pay liability period, it is potentially costly for the firm to allow that employee to take up work again, since, if a relapse occurs, the firm once again becomes financially responsible.

Once the grant of representation is issued you can then collect assets, pay liabilities and only then distribute remaining assets.

"After the Bosman ruling [in 1995] the Bundesliga had a high proportion of older, overseas players, and the clubs had their wages to pay, liabilities from investing in their stadiums.

He "categorically denies" that the bankruptcy and asset sale are part of an elaborate attempt by Chinery to avoid paying liabilities.

At that point, Progressive chose to pay the liability claims.

"Because insurance companies are conservative, there is typically more money to pay the liability," he said.

For Elizabeth Winfield, 83, it will be enough to pay the liability order from Barnstaple magistrates on her bungalow - and still leave £1.20 over.

As for Ms. Sano, who does not offer medical insurance to employees, she, too, complained that the rates she must pay for liability coverage, workers' compensation and property insurance are too high.