Sentence examples for payroll away from inspiring English sources

We had originally planned to expand our headcount and had signed a five-year lease for space, but by 2001, we were just one payroll away from running out of money and were forced to cut 80% of our staff.

Such a move would echo proposals by the Bush administration and some members of Congress to divert a portion of the Social Security payroll tax away from the federal trust fund and into individual savings accounts.

"Legislation increasing the required minimum employer-paid wage for tipped employees would force employers to redirect payroll dollars away from employees who do not earn tips, and give them to tipped employees who are usually earning far in excess of the minimum wage".

They also slash payroll by trading away stars and prospects.

Why else would the Browns offer to keep Brown on the payroll but take away his executive status and title?

Four scoreless innings by the relievers Dan Otero, Doolittle and Balfour put Oakland, with its $62 million payroll, one game away from eliminating a Detroit team with a payroll of $149 million.

In recent years, the team slashed payroll and traded away its core, establishing itself as a potential spender this summer under the new owner Mikhail D. Prokhorov.

In 2004, Wisconsin legislators and residents were stunned to read that the Brewers, now run by Selig's daughter, were cutting payroll and trading away the team's top moneymakers, because the franchise was having financial woes.

Of course, without earned income, these payroll taxes go away in retirement.

By trading for Sterling Hitchcock, the Yankees had his $6 million salary assigned to them for purposes of determining Aug. 31 payrolls and broke away from the pack.

That's when someone took a stack of payroll slips off the printer, then shared what she had learned at a get-together away from the office.