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payroll
[ pey-rohl ]
noun
- 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.
verb (used with object)
- to fund or subsidize:
to be payrolled by the State Department.
payroll
/ ˈɪˌəʊ /
noun
- a list of employees, specifying the salary or wage of each
- the total of these amounts or the actual money equivalent
- ( as modifier )
a payroll tax
Example Sentences
Some of the employees accused of being the most prolific abusers were on the county payroll until recently.
A union representing hospitality workers has accused an event management company subcontracted by the Long Beach Convention Center of underpaying workers and potentially skirting payroll taxes.
Anyway, why would a secretary of Health and Human Services want to put on his payroll someone found to have practiced medicine without a license?
The opening day payrolls of every Major League Baseball team and a trove of other information pertaining to cold, hard cash was calculated by the Associated Press and USA Today.
In the secret filming, Dr Alaneme also described how to set up a fake payroll system to mask the fact the jobs are not real.
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