Sentence examples for payroll cut from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kyl helped create the two-percentage-point payroll cut in late 2010 in a deal with President Obama that also extended President George W. Bush's tax cuts.

For example, Ray Fair, the Yale economist whose econometric models have predicted strong growth in 2011 and 2012, did not include the effects of that payroll cut in his calculations.

We could reduce our payroll, cut inventory costs by spreading out raw materials and spare parts among our new suppliers, and yet enjoy the advantage of having subcontractors who knew our business and the idiosyncrasies of our company and our customers.

Bush slashed the state government payroll; cut taxes by roughly $19 billion; implemented school reforms that became a model for other states; expanded gun rights; earned plaudits for his leadership of state agencies after a 2001 anthrax outbreak and during two active hurricane seasons; and became a vocal proponent of immigration reform.

However, if the same employer decided to cut its 2011 payroll by $100,000, that would subtract a total of about $15,000 from the tax bills under the normal rates, but subtract a total of $21,000 from the tax bills under the proposed rates — if the payroll cut was restored in 2012, since that part of the payroll would benefit from the reduced payroll tax rate.

I think it's time to bite the bullet and eat some of the overblown payroll, cut some over-the-hill veterans, give some promising younger talent more playing time and fire some managers.

In Japan, though, such painful payroll cuts and corporate deaths were postponed for years.

Austerity measures in Europe, for example, will mean that public and private payroll cuts there will be deep and long.

Mr. Cuomo gets high marks for demanding that the state's well-paid employees come up with hundreds of millions in payroll cuts.

And although a new government may successfully impose wage and public-sector payroll cuts, Greece's privatisation promises look hopelessly optimistic.

Long before startups get to the point of delinquent electricity bills or serious payroll cuts, they implode.