Sentence examples for wages deducted from inspiring English sources

Between the 1940s and 1960s Mexicans working in America had 10% of their wages deducted, to be given to them on their return home.

Chang Gyu Lee and Sun Ha Baek will have their wages deducted by one-third for 1 month.

Other enforcement powers open to the SCS for collecting outstanding fines include arresting wages, deducting benefits and freezing bank accounts.

In theory, the recruitment agency is supposed to pay the contractor a wage, deducting tax and National Insurance in the normal fashion.

Owners will be required to pay the legal minimum wage, deduct tax and national insurance, arrange safety training and follow the law on rest periods at sea.

Cash contribution was not an up-front payment, but rather a pre-determined portion of the wages was deducted from the wage bill of the beneficiaries.

From 1942 until possibly as late as 1949, under agreements between the United States and Mexico, 10percentt of the braceros' wages were deducted and held in savings accounts.

Known as braceros, derived from the Spanish word for arm, the Mexicans worked on farms and railroads and 10percentt of their wages was deducted and held in savings accounts.

She does not work, but her husband is a general laborer working at the minimum wage; however, even at that wage, pay is deducted for transportation and other expenses.

The section states that such officials and officers are included in the definition of an employee and the next section of the tax code states that every employer paying wages will deduct taxes and remit them to the government.

Nobody from the restaurant bothered to turn up to the hearing, to hear the tribunal judge accept the young man's evidence, and rule that his wages were unlawfully deducted and that he was effectively unfairly dismissed.