payroll

/pey-rohl/US // ˈpeɪˌroʊl //UK // (ˈpeɪˌrəʊl) //

工资单,工资,薪资,工资表

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a list of employees to be paid, with the amount due to each.
- : the sum total of these amounts.
- : the actual money on hand for distribution: The bandits got away with the payroll.
- : the total number of people employed by a business firm or organization.

v.有主动词 verb

as insalary

Synonyms

In some cases, we checked town payroll records to see whether officers hired after 2010 were selling back unused sick time annually.
Unions are backing a proposal that would provide $15 billion in payroll support to keep workers on the job through the end of September.
The report precedes Friday’s monthly jobs report, which is projected to show that private payrolls grew by 105,000 in January after declining by 95,000 in December.
Sharing payroll data works even better as a means of economic incentive, some experts argue.
Long-term, most managers don’t make their teams perform better than their payrolls suggest they should.
Begich has courageously talked of eliminating the payroll tax cap of around $115,000.
“There is always at least one ISIS person on the payroll; they force people on us,” says an aid coordinator.
The temporary reduction of Social Security payroll taxes was allowed to expire in early 2013.
Even with several judges on her payroll, Mandelbaum was not able to squirm out of the charges.
The team with the biggest payroll is almost always going to win in league games.
How the payroll cash was brought from up the line in an armored car to the bank before opening time in the morning.
Hit would interfere with his gittin' a bank opened and himself back on the .

/pey-rohl/US // ˈpeɪˌroʊl //UK // (ˈpeɪˌrəʊl) //

工资单,工资,薪资,工资表

n.名词 noun

1
- : a list of employees to be paid, with the amount due to each.
- : the sum total of these amounts.
- : the actual money on hand for distribution: The bandits got away with the payroll.
- : the total number of people employed by a business firm or organization.

v.有主动词 verb

as insalary

Synonyms

In some cases, we checked town payroll records to see whether officers hired after 2010 were selling back unused sick time annually.
Unions are backing a proposal that would provide $15 billion in payroll support to keep workers on the job through the end of September.
The report precedes Friday’s monthly jobs report, which is projected to show that private payrolls grew by 105,000 in January after declining by 95,000 in December.
Sharing payroll data works even better as a means of economic incentive, some experts argue.
Long-term, most managers don’t make their teams perform better than their payrolls suggest they should.
Begich has courageously talked of eliminating the payroll tax cap of around $115,000.
“There is always at least one ISIS person on the payroll; they force people on us,” says an aid coordinator.
The temporary reduction of Social Security payroll taxes was allowed to expire in early 2013.
Even with several judges on her payroll, Mandelbaum was not able to squirm out of the charges.
The team with the biggest payroll is almost always going to win in league games.
How the payroll cash was brought from up the line in an armored car to the bank before opening time in the morning.
Hit would interfere with his gittin' a bank opened and himself back on the .