Sentence examples for wage withholding from inspiring English sources

But the richest commentary comes from World War II and after, when the income tax truly became a mass tax, enforced through wage withholding, just as TV and radio sitcoms bloomed.

An employer may not discharge from employment, refuse to employ, or take disciplinary action against an individual subject to wage withholding in accordance with this section by reason of the fact that the individual's wages have been subject to garnishment under this section, and such individual may sue in a State or Federal court of competent jurisdiction any employer who takes such action.

The Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division has conducted ninety-four investigatiofs of Carl's Jr. and Hardee's since 2004, and found more than a thousand violations, including paying below minimum wage, withholding pay, altering time cards, and not paying overtime.

Judge McAvoy, quoting from a declaration that Mr. Schulz sent to the court, said that Mr. Schulz wrote that he started "operation stop withholding" as "a national campaign to instruct company officials, workers and independent contractors on how to legally stop wage withholding".

Meanwhile, wage withholding for Social Security and Medicare (paying in advance to build up a fund that may not even exist to help them later in life) absorbs more than 15percentt of income, and other taxes (income taxes, property taxes and sales taxes) take up another 10percentto25percentcent.

His wage withholding for all of 2014 was only $17K.

The grievances included "nonpayment of wages; withholding of passports; excessively long working hours without rest; and physical, sexual, and psychological abuse".

Some have been prevented from leaving the country and others have had their wages withheld.

She says her mother had complained about being mistreated and having her wages withheld.

The amount of interest on the wages withheld even if computed at 10% annually would have been about $3.

So why not get immigrants to post a bond on arrival, say, or have a portion of their wages withheld until they leave?