[A1.] Fear and Loathing on the Payroll Payroll managers say they are increasingly being challenged -- and in a few cases even assaulted -- by employees who say they have no legal obligation to pay taxes.
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Put another way, add either of those bottom two payrolls to the Rangers' payroll and the total falls short of the Yankees' payroll.
"The sequester is likely to slow March payroll growth, and payrolls have outpaced broader measures of labor market improvement over the last few months," said Sven Jari Stehn, an economist at Goldman Sachs.
When Morey came to the Rockets, a huge chunk of the team's allotted payroll — the N.B.A. caps payrolls and taxes teams that exceed them — was committed, for many years to come, to two superstars: Tracy McGrady and Yao Ming.
In a memo to agents earlier this week, for example, Donald Fehr, the union executive director, cited Hicks's comments as evidence that what the owners really seek with their proposal for a luxury tax on payrolls is a payroll cap, pure and simple.
less middle ground: qz.com/71247/the-us-e… April 5, 2013 1.51pm BST US payroll data disappoints US non0farm payrolls are out and they have rattled investors, hitting European shares.
Although baseball payrolls are computed in different ways for different purposes, the method used by both Major League Baseball and the players association to determine season payrolls puts the Yankees' adjusted payroll at nearly $103 million, or $102,724,260 if all of the players' salaries are added.
