off the payroll 예문

• Pilots have been taken off the payroll until the dispute is resolved.
• Resentment builds at companies that require travel time to be off the payroll.
• He had been taken off the payroll but was still getting some cash.
• So far, the automakers have managed to avoid taking workers off the payroll.
• While mass layoffs are still taboo, companies are edging unproductive workers off the payroll.
• So Weinberg, father of two, expects he will be off the payroll most of the summer.
• Although he was reinstated, the government appealed the court ruling and kept him off the payroll.
• "I know that she was taken off the payroll as of the 10th, " he said.
• They are afraid of having their jobs shipped out of town or lopped off the payroll.
• I've been celebrating, in my own way, the last of our children going off the payroll.
• For them it was a bookkeeping affair, designed to lop many millions of dollars off the payroll.
• As workers go off the payroll, tax revenues decline even as federal payments for unemployment benefits go up.
• Consumers are also worried that retooling the economy will mean that more companies will nudge more workers off the payrolls.
• Tony reacts to Phil's stubbornness by taking Phil's men " Coco " and Butch DeConcini off the payroll from another construction project.
• The corporation has already given $ 200 million to pay for severance packages that ultimately enticed 6, 139 workers off the payroll.
• To cut their work forces, many corporations may then have to pay their older workers more to get them off the payroll.
• A seaman torpedoed off his ship was off the payroll the minute he was injured, landed in a lifeboat or hit the water.
• Essentially, he is off our payroll on July 20, and pretty soon after he's off the payroll, he has to go home ."
• They said employees might be forced to sell stock quickly in order to raise the cash needed to pay off the payroll tax.
• Witt said the French and German professors teaching graduate students will teach undergraduate students, knocking adjunct professors and teaching assistants off the payroll.