And they will have to increase salaries to offset the higher tax on commuters".
Many companies, such as truck-making giant Scania, reduced both work hours and salaries to offset the sharply falling demand from abroad.
Providing protected time for research and recognising research within careers would help motivate investigators to undertake trials through positive reinforcement, but this alone may not be sufficient without adequate salaries to offset lost revenue from private practice and consultancy work.
As of July 1 , 2007 in agreements with the Communications Workers of America, the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, and the International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, active State employees in those unions (as well as certain other non-union employees) are now required to contribute 1.5% of their salary to offset health care costs.
Civil servant posts and financial incentives have been provided, on top of the regular salary, to offset the opportunity loss of working in remote areas [ 5, 8].
Acknowledging that out-of-pocket expenses would rise, Fletcher proposed a 1% salary increase to offset the additional costs.
As state and local marginal tax rates rise, we can expect higher salaries to partially offset the higher taxes.
A good part of the declining interest results from the loss of entry-level jobs at large law firms, which typically pay salaries high enough to offset post-graduation debt.
Good April co-founder Mitchell Fox argues that companies have to pay a higher salary in order to offset the higher cost of living in the Bay Area; then those higher salaries lead to a higher willingness to pay for a house or apartment.
Mr. Obama had supported about $50 billion in aid initially — $25 billion for public employees, $23 billion of which would go for teachers' salaries, and $25 billion to offset states' increased costs for their share of Medicaid, the public health program for the poor, people with disabilities and many nursing home residents.
More recently, the district, in an effort to hold on to an administrator it viewed as multitalented, has at times augmented his salary with payments to offset the cost of his Manhattan rent, his Mercedes convertible and his treatment by a well-known diet doctor.
