paycheck Význam & definícia

Príklady paycheck

• The stability of salaried railway workers' marriages seems to have been linked to their steady paychecks.

• Previously, employers paid the pension payroll tax, and it was not reported on wage earner's paychecks.

• As this suggests, wage earners who brought home steady paychecks were often seen as good mates because they could be good providers.

• At t=0, the agent starts work and saves a constant fraction, s, of his pre-tax paycheck, w(t), in a retirement savings account.

• Those who did not were punished by the deduction of a "celibacy tax" from their paychecks, and women of childbearing age were forced to undergo gynecological exams in their workplaces.

• This is a very old and traditional role for archaeology; the new boss is the same as the old boss, only the names signing the paychecks have changed.

• Increasingly, social life became focused on the urban areas, where steady paychecks made some railway workers bigger men than they would have been back at home.

• For good or ill, paycheck protection would only heighten the contradictions between the pluralistic assumptions that inform the postwar campaign finance system and the emerging realities of power.