"payroll expenditure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the total amount of money a company or organization spends on paying its employees' salaries and wages. Example: The company's payroll expenditure had increased significantly over the past year due to the hiring of new staff and the implementation of salary raises.
Putting the Yankees' payroll expenditures in another perspective, the Atlanta Braves spent $917 million in winning an unparalleled 14 consecutive division championships.
"The money was going toward payroll and unnecessary expenditures, doing various events, dinners and stuff like that".
Those proceedings, and other records, including attendance reports, committee votes and payroll and expenditure records, will now be publicly available online.
Following Turcotte and Rennison [50, 51], we define output as value added, where value added is measured as annual gross operating revenues minus expenses on materials.8 Expenses on materials equal annual gross operating expenditures minus total gross payroll and expenditures on non-wage benefits and training.
It would also delete a tax base of $45 million and $356 million in payroll and expenditures that the plant adds to the local economy, he said, and overtax the state's electric system.
The advantage of these data is that they contain information on a firm's output, capital, materials, other expenditures, payroll, and industry as well as its workers' age, sex, education, occupation, team participation status and absenteeism.
And if the Brewers were really sacrificing 2004 to be strong in 2005 and 2006, why do their projections for payroll and player development expenditures remain flat from 2004 through 2006?
Couched in lofty rhetoric about the importance of cutting off money from special interests to politicians and other regulations favored by reformers, their proposal sought to ban the practice of using payroll deductions for political expenditures -- a popular method of union fundraising.
In typical presidential campaigns, top expenditures are usually payroll, mailings and consultations.
The Yankees will also be relying on younger (and less expensive) pitchers like Phil Hughes and Ivan Nova to help keep the payroll down while they consider expenditures elsewhere.
