Sentences with phrase «big wages which»

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Startups with no revenue typically can't afford to pay those wages, which means they're forced to shell out big dollars to hire foreign talent or to not bother at all.

For instance, in Sweden — which had the highest ODA / GNI ratio in 2014 of 1.1 percent — those on the biggest wages pay national income tax of 25 percent and municipal income tax of around 32 percent.

That was the biggest increase since 2003 and indicated more people were coming off the labor market sidelines to look for work, which reduces the pressure on employers to raise wages to keep employees and attract new ones.

Wages increased most during the Clinton Administration, which also brought about the biggest increase in jobs, and an elimination of the budget deficit to boot.

I'll go a step further if Van Djik hasn't signed for Liverpool I would try to make a move and here is why: 1) Prem experience 2) Southampton plays a similar style of football than Arsenal 3) He can play in both a 3 and 4 man defense with his ability on the ball 4) Mustafi has been up and down and I don't know which one we're getting ahead of next season and will it be for 38 weeks 5) Mertesacker will go into a non playing role 6) Chambers has played well at Boro but well enough to play a big role into this team... not really and could be used in any deal for Van Djik 7) Koscielny is our best defenders but is dealing with a chronic injury not only that he hasn't made the best decisions at times Everything mentioned above will free wages but also increase Wenger money to spend!

this is what can really make our season when you know sanchez will leave for free next season why pay his wages sell him to psg and build a team which can stay here for years give psg sanchez and 30 million and get draxler verati krychowiak even auriar if a deal falls through when you want to win league you sould have a big squad with good players on bench look at city manu and chelsea they all have good players we need these 4 players there is no player other then ozil who can create a goal for stricker or play a killer pass niether bellerin or oxlade can not play a good threatning ball when striker is in the box if we get them

Maybe you are right but of the rumoured 150M we still have payment commitments from previous transfers that have not been completed, then wages which will be a big issue since a 40 - 60M player will probably be on 180 - 200k, also we will most likely be getting a reject like James Rodriguez or Turan since we are out of the champions league and if they are on the same level as ozil then we might as well not bother with them, then add onto the fact it may not be easy to get rid of our unwanted players like Walcott for example who will pay his 140k ontop of a 20M transfer fee?

enough said 2) Nasri wanted a bigger contract last i checked we did nt have middle eastern sugar daddy bank rolling the club wages, our door said emirates but there wernt a shiekh at the other end 3) RVP left a club which was in the process of rebuilding for a club, pretty much already there.

i do not think ozil and sanchez are here primarily to win us the title, i think they are here for arsenal to compete at the highest level which is why there wages are not that big to begin with.

higuain - if we could negotiate his release clause in to 2 payments (one of # 40 million and one of # 25million) instead of one big cash payment, then this could be doable he has just rejected an extension which to me would indicate that he would be willing to move is the wages and circumstances and guaranteed game time in the c / l.

Yes — I don't really understand AFCON — not only is it held at least twice as often as other big international sporting events, and sometimes more, if they decide they want to change the schedule, to not interfere with something else (not the players club obligations, who pay their wages, perish the thought), but it is always held at the peak of the league season, as they say it maybe raining in summer, which I also don't get, as it rains here all the time — I'm sure there are parts of Africa which have reasonable weather during the summer — it's a big continent — South Africa must be fairly clement at that time.

yeah i know what you mean it might just be a case of moving chambers (wenger might just get another c / h in or promote hayden / o» connor to c / h) to d / m along side le coq and one thing i have noticed i the rate at which young bielik is propelling up the youth team a month ago he was with under 18's completely skipped the under 19's straight to under 21s so he will be ready for first team in the summer by the looks of things so we might not be needing another d / m but i would keep and eye out for a freebee khedira though if its just wages we have to pay wenger might like that experience he needs in the big games

I bet Messi only liked Chelsea to purposelessly get people talking and to get a bigger contract, which by the way he signs a new one every year with higher and higher wages.

They simply turned against the owner and not Sir Alex F. And even prompted to form a new Man U. fans» club, which the Glazer family immediately realised that it was a great danger to the club's collapse and started releasing big chunks of money for buying players and for their reasonable wages.

We're about to lose our only WC player, Ozil is virtually gone, we've still got a lot of deadwood on big wages, and worst of all, Wenger has created a culture of failure at Arsenal, which could take years to repair!

The wages may be a stumbling block but I think competition for the signature would be the biggest, not even mentioning the transfer fee which would probably cost a fair chunk.

In terms of coverage, the AIG plan does offer reimbursement of lost wages due to time off from work to clean up the aftermath, and that's a big plus compared to the MatLife plan which only helps monitoring your credit for one year (is it because it's free for existing customers?).

In putting off big purchases, consumers force businesses to lay off workers which creates additional downward pressure on wages and on prices.

One big way they do so, according to a report by the Economic Policy Institute, is that an educated workforce directly correlates with higher average wages which leads to the government collecting more taxes over the course of an educated taxpayer's life.