(Taco Bell says it "offers direct deposit and a voluntary option of payroll cards as an added convenience" for employees).
In the 30's, the fund began benefiting from a voluntary half-percent payroll deduction, through actors and then film crews.
On March 18 , 1998 Senator J. Robert Kerrey and I introduced the Social Security Solvency Act, with these benefit adjustments and a provision for a "voluntary investment of payroll tax cut by employees".
Mr. Ubiñas responded by cutting costs by $25 million a year, partly by trimming the 550-person payroll through voluntary buyouts and by streamlining the foundation's operations, including reducing the number of field offices and renegotiating supplier contracts.
Payrolls have been reduced through voluntary retirement schemes, other costs through outsourcing, energy conservation and the like.
Though some of them have now been put on government payroll, most of them work on voluntary basis and perform tasks ranging from patient screening to prescribing and despising drugs.
But overtime work was not always voluntary, the report said, and many factories kept poor payroll records, failed to make clear to workers how their pay was calculated, and often paid them incorrect amounts, in some cases using slips written in a language they could not read.
The health system is funded through a mix of general tax revenues, payroll tax revenues for the compulsory HII, voluntary prepayment for Voluntary Health Insurance (offered by HII), out-of-pocket payments made at the time of service use and various international donors.
Mr. Taylor has also used phased-in retirements, which gradually lighten an older professor's class load and salary over two or more years, a voluntary easing into retirement that can lighten the college's payroll.
