Sentence examples for payroll estimates from inspiring English sources

After revising its payroll estimates upward for November and December, the Labor Department now reckons that the economy has created about three hundred and thirty-six thousand jobs a month, on average, since the end of October.

The White House continued "to urge Congress to move toward a sustainable Federal budget", he said, and warned against "reading too much into any one monthly report" as payroll estimates were volatile and could be revised substantially.

Dombrowski's team has a payroll estimated at $138 million, second in the A.L. behind the Yankees.

Credit Suisse lowered its estimate for Friday's employment number to 120,000 from its previous forecast of 185,000 and its private payroll estimate to 135,000 from 200,000.

With a payroll estimated at $1 million a year, and gross annual revenues approaching $10 million, Tranquility Bay is by far the leading economic power in St. Elizabeth, a poor parish on Jamaica's southern shore, where farms are failing and the sea is fished out.

The Labor Department surveys 380,000 employers to determine its nonfarm payroll estimate, Resler said, so the number is a highly accurate picture of how many people are employed.

Through October, the payroll survey estimated that 1.2 million jobs were added to the American economy.

Still, no construction company is likely to forsake the technology that enables the electronic transmission of architectural plans and drawings, that enables work orders to be changed easily and quickly, that processes payrolls and estimates the number of workers and days needed on a project and that does away with layers of paperwork and administration.

Payroll burden estimated at 23% including taxes, W/C, health and employee benefits.

Economists estimate payroll employment fell 17,000 in May.

At last, a favorable surprise on jobs: estimated payroll employment rose 308,000 in March, above almost everyone's expectations.