Sentence examples for total salaries from inspiring English sources

On May 17, the day after he took the oath of office, he announced plans to cut total salaries for "senior management" by 10 percent in every City Hall department, including his office.

Moreover, because the N.B.A. guarantees the players a set percentage of revenues — 50 percent, about $2 billion a year — any shortfall in total salaries has to be made up to the players.

Or other factors, like the fact that women tend to work fewer hours than men — Blau and Kahn's research looked at total salaries for full-time workers, rather than at hourly wages — and that they are likelier to take time off from work while raising children?

Based on total salaries and related costs Interpublic paid last year of $3.4 billion, Mr. Russell said, the bonuses "are modest enough," adding that in terms of his remark about eating before guests arrive, "maybe $40 million is a snack, and you're supposed to serve snacks at this point" in a turnaround effort.

Under his predecessor, even as the city laid off hundreds of front-line workers to plug record budget deficits, the spin machine grew to more than 50 employees, with total salaries of almost $5 million in 2008, according to The Chicago Tribune.

Overall, the distributions are quite similar, though simulated wages exceed total salaries in the 90th percentile.

Calculate your total salary income: If you are a salaried individual, include cash and non-cash income including bonus, value of perks, allowances, and even income accrued but not yet received to determine your total salary income.

The total salary bill was £30m.

The mayor's total salary had been $168,000 and was last increased in 1999.

And if the Jets had signed Johnson, it would have been a total salary-cap crisis.

Mr. Noack's total salary was about $300,000 a year, according to someone with knowledge of his finances.