Sentences with phrase «than a paycheck in»

The Prussian business model, which survives today perhaps most strongly in the economic organization of Japan, puts an employer in a neo-feudal role, providing far more than a paycheck in exchange for work to employees, and instead built around a concept of mutual long term loyalty between employer and employees and their families.

This of course leads to foster parents, and though we have seen worse, it's clear that Sam and William Paul are viewed as little more than a paycheck in their new home.

Certainly, he has earned more than his paycheck in the contributions he made over the years.

Not exact matches

In the old model, which died for good in about 2010, the leader in business was the person who is always right, who talks louder than everyone else, who makes frequent demands, and who collects the highest paychecIn the old model, which died for good in about 2010, the leader in business was the person who is always right, who talks louder than everyone else, who makes frequent demands, and who collects the highest paychecin about 2010, the leader in business was the person who is always right, who talks louder than everyone else, who makes frequent demands, and who collects the highest paychecin business was the person who is always right, who talks louder than everyone else, who makes frequent demands, and who collects the highest paycheck.

Even the lowest - ranking manager on Alpha magazine's expanded top - 50 list made more money in 2016 than any big United States bank executive, including Jamie Dimon of J. P. Morgan, Lloyd Blankfein of Goldman Sachs and James Gorman of Morgan Stanley, all of who have been criticized for their big paychecks.

In order for a business to be successful, hire the individuals who want more than a paycheck.

Bonuses, in fact, were up at Goldman in 2010, with all executive officers receiving higher paychecks than they had during the previous two years.

Boards are empowered to protect shareholders, but many shareholders have become sympathetic to activists because they believe the system has inherent conflicts of interest; that directors are more interested in collecting paychecks and preserving their status quo than in exercising their fiduciary duty to shareholders.

That soon faded as he came to the realization that being a good steward of the business meant making sure that his employees received more than just a paycheck in return for their time and talent.

In terms of location, jobs in San Francisco and New York are more likely to give higher paychecks than ones in other major cities, such as Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta, according to the Korn / Ferry researcIn terms of location, jobs in San Francisco and New York are more likely to give higher paychecks than ones in other major cities, such as Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta, according to the Korn / Ferry researcin San Francisco and New York are more likely to give higher paychecks than ones in other major cities, such as Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta, according to the Korn / Ferry researcin other major cities, such as Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta, according to the Korn / Ferry research.

The entire executive team, which makes decisions by consensus, has the same paycheck, and the total cash compensation paid to any employee in a calendar year is restricted to no more than 19 times the average annual wage, including bonuses, of all full - time employees.

«The average American has less than $ 5,000 in a financial account, a quarter to a fifth of what you should have, and those aged 55 to 64 who have retirement savings only carry $ 120,000 — which won't last long in the absence of paychecks,» the survey reports.

In February, the SurePayroll Small Business Scorecard found hiring among more than 40,000 small business owners was down slightly (0.1 percent), as it was in January, and paychecks were up (0.1 percent), likely due to existing employees working longer hours or getting overtime paIn February, the SurePayroll Small Business Scorecard found hiring among more than 40,000 small business owners was down slightly (0.1 percent), as it was in January, and paychecks were up (0.1 percent), likely due to existing employees working longer hours or getting overtime pain January, and paychecks were up (0.1 percent), likely due to existing employees working longer hours or getting overtime pay.

In a PayScale survey of 71,000 employees, 82 percent reported that they were satisfied with their jobs, even if they were paid lower than average, if their employers clearly communicated why they offer smaller paychecks.

In the 1920s, the average paycheck of an American working woman was slightly more than $ 17 a week.

In a recent study done by Joseph Rosenberg for the non-partisan, Tax Policy Center, it was determined that the top one percent and the top 0.1 percent get a majority of their income from businesses they own and investments rather than a monthly paycheck.

Still in his early thirties, Chris is on the verge of completing a tour of every country on earth - he's already visited more than 175 nations - and yet he's never held a «real job» or earned a regular paycheck.

But rather than giving the government an interest - free loan all year, wouldn't you have preferred to have an extra $ 241.25 per month in your paycheck?

Wyoming residents are less likely to live paycheck to paycheck than residents in a majority of states thanks to a relatively high median household income and a manageable cost of living.

Even though the median household income in New York is slightly lower than in Hawaii and California, lower living expenses help residents hang onto more of their paychecks.

But residents» paychecks are stretched by other expenses that are higher than in half of the other states.

Illinois residents are less likely to live paycheck to paycheck than residents in more than half of the other states thanks to a relatively high median household income and manageable expenses.

In one example, janitorial giant Coverall charged worker Pius Awuah more than $ 14,000 to purchase a janitorial «franchise,» arranging to deduct what he couldn't pay upfront from his paychecks; Awuah netted less than $ 1,300 a month.

New Jersey residents are less likely to live paycheck to paycheck than their neighbors in New York thanks to a higher median household income and lower housing costs.

Even though the median household income is low in Louisiana, residents are less likely to live paycheck to paycheck than residents in a majority of the states.

Although the average paycheck in Oklahoma isn't as big as in most other states, it's enough to cover expenses and still have more than 50 percent left.

But a low cost of living helps paychecks go further than in states where incomes are higher.

A median household income that's higher than in more than half of the states also makes it less likely that Pennsylvania residents will live paycheck to paycheck.

But other living expenses are higher and take a bigger bite out of paychecks, leaving residents with less wiggle room in their budgets than in states with a lower cost of living.

A high median household income and expenses that are lower than in many other East Coast states help Virginia residents hang onto at least 40 percent of their paychecks.

«Automate your savings out of every paycheck, rather than putting lump sums in when you get around to it,» Pavini said.

99.7 percent of the ~ 6 million companies in the U.S. have less than 500 people and they employ 50 percent of the 121 million workers getting a paycheck.

Americans are much likelier to see a notable difference in their stock portfolios than in their paychecks — that is, if they have them.

I'm a huge saver (80 - 90 %) of every paycheck as an engineer but with this I can invest it as I see fit without regulations and not have any higher taxes to deal with later on (where I agree with you, taxes will be much higher in the future than it is now to address our spending problem... and more importantly our growing debt problem).

I'm imagining that the turnover rate in «startup land» is high because unless there's a decent paycheck or public recognition, it's tough find the wherewithal to continue on that initial leap of faith for longer than 2.5 years.

Politico's Toby Eckert: «More than half of registered voters say they haven't noticed an increase in their paychecks as a result of the new tax law, and support for the law overall remains tepid, according to a new POLITICO / Morning Consult poll.

This may be remembered as the year California's leaders finally grasped that a lack of housing was an enormous problem, driving up the cost of homes and rent to such an extent that the Golden State has become the epicenter of U.S. poverty, with more than one in five households living paycheck to paycheck.

At the other end, there are costs to the consciences of workers who come to see themselves as passive consumers of paychecks and workplace orders given by others, rather than as active participants in the common enterprise of productive effort.

If you go from having 10 times more money than you would ever need in retirement to 9 times more money than you would ever need, you still don't need more paychecks.

Ingram's long range shooting — he made a higher percentage from three - point range than two - point range in two of his four NCAA seasons — could have earned him a steady paycheck in one of Europe's many basketball leagues.

Wenger is happy with his fat paycheck, Kroenke is very happy with the money Wenger makes for him, as fans, I thought we'd be happy with success (success for me is winning EPL title and UCL, — FA cup is a tool Wenger uses to deceive everyone that it's better than the EPL title), as fans I thought titles will make us very happy and feel superior in front of other fans, but we are a laughing stock and some fans don't wan na realize that as long as their «God» is still the manager

than bringing in an additional paycheck.

His parents never brought home a paycheck for more than $ 138 in a week.

If you're wondering if you can afford to... MORE be a stay - at - home mom or you're already a stay - at - home mom considering going back to the workforce, you may find being a SAHM is more economical than bringing in an additional paycheck.

Bharara said today the complaint shows how Dean Skelos was more interested in finding paychecks for his son than serving New York's voters.

«What's striking in these numbers is that a few dozen Wall Street financiers and billionaire hedge fund managers are able to far outspend more than 600,000 educators who believe in the promise of public education and voluntarily give a few bucks out of each paycheck to ensure they have a voice,» said Carl Korn, NYSUT's spokesman.

Green also directed more than $ 1,000 in town funds to pay medical contributions instead of making deductions from her paycheck.

At Kessler Foundation, our grant funding of innovative strategies create and expand employment opportunities and have led to more than three thousand Americans with disabilities, mostly in New Jersey, earning a paycheck and eliminating their reliance on government assistance.»

With cute spring styles popping up everywhere it's tempting to blow my entire paycheck on crop tops, rompers and flirty heels... however, I'm heading to Paris in less than two months and I know I'll want to spend money there instead of at Forever 21 and Nordstrom.

Rather than blowing your last paycheck on ten pairs of thick heeled sandals in every color of the rainbow, look for neutral hues which can carry you into fall.