Sentence examples for payroll earning from inspiring English sources
McCoist, for starters, remains on the payroll, earning an annual salary of £750,000-a-year.
After his ouster, Mr. Wagoner remained on the payroll, earning a salary of $1 a year.
The employee's identity has not yet been released pending an ongoing Justice Department investigation, but he is still on the government's payroll earning about $120,000 per year.
For a month in 1941 Guthrie was on the New Deal payroll, earning $266 to write songs for a documentary film about the Grand Coulee Dam, which brought electricity and jobs to Oregon and Washington.
Workers on the state's payroll earned £20,508 on average, while private sector workers earned £20,867.
First, take the $156,949,000 of non-farm payroll earned in February from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and multiply it by the 48% of workers who the company estimates are spending at 6.375 hours over the tournament period watching, talking, betting and otherwise carrying on about their teams.
Not that this is anything terribly unusual, but the Yankees' roughly gazillion-dollar payroll is earning them an even higher rate of scorn in our era of economic collapse.
Matthew D. Silver, president of Ultimate Class Limousine in Hicksville, said he had three people on his payroll who earn the minimum wage; they clean the 35 cars, buses and vans.
During the seven months she was on the firm's payroll, Marshall earned $88,000, records show.
It has eliminated or greatly reduced longstanding abuses from sexual harassment to modern-day slavery, added over $14 million in Fair Food Premiums to farm payrolls, and earned the praise of human rights experts from the White House to the United Nations.
In the short term, this means expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit wage subsidy right up through the middle class, and cutting income and payroll taxes for everyone earning less than $80,000 a year – making up the lost revenues by raising the ceiling on Social Security payroll taxes and hiking marginal taxes on the rich.
