英语词汇“wages bill”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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wages bill

At most companies, these are to be located in the wages bill.So the rules and the structure of the wages bill is always under threat.Over the past six years, bonuses have almost doubled and the wages bill for senior civil servants has risen from 144m to 250m.Variable pay accounts for a large chunk of the total wages bill, enabling the company to tighten its belt quickly in tough times.The company also expects its wages bill to fall sharply as a result of lower bonuses and performance-related pay.Its annual wages bill fell from 8.4 billion to 7.8 billion, or an average of 50,000 per person.This, in turn, could lead to increased prices as companies try to claw back their increased wages bill, further stoking inflation.But it is of course employers who foot the bill through a day's lost output and no corresponding reduction in their wages bill.Financial institutions are under pressure from burnt shareholders to curb costs, especially wages bills.This isn't all bad for the banks themselves, which are still trying to drive down wages bills years after the financial crisis.

单词	wages bill
释义	wages bill in British English (ˈweɪdʒɪz bɪl) or wage bill noun the total amount of money that a company or organization pays to its employees Examples of 'wages bill' in a sentence wages bill At most companies, these are to be located in the wages bill. Times, Sunday Times (2008) So the rules and the structure of the wages bill is always under threat. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Over the past six years, bonuses have almost doubled and the wages bill for senior civil servants has risen from 144m to 250m. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Variable pay accounts for a large chunk of the total wages bill, enabling the company to tighten its belt quickly in tough times. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The company also expects its wages bill to fall sharply as a result of lower bonuses and performance-related pay. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Its annual wages bill fell from 8.4 billion to 7.8 billion, or an average of 50,000 per person. Times, Sunday Times (2009) This, in turn, could lead to increased prices as companies try to claw back their increased wages bill, further stoking inflation. Times, Sunday Times (2008) But it is of course employers who foot the bill through a day's lost output and no corresponding reduction in their wages bill. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Financial institutions are under pressure from burnt shareholders to curb costs, especially wages bills. Times, Sunday Times (2008) This isn't all bad for the banks themselves, which are still trying to drive down wages bills years after the financial crisis. Times, Sunday Times (2018)
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wages bill in British English

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wages bill