Significats de gross pay en anglès

The former is gross pay, the latter is after tax.

That's your take-home pay; not your gross pay.

The gross pay of most public servants will be restored to levels before the economic crash by July 2021.

However, this deduction should be factored into calculating the assignment rate, ie, it is in addition to workers' gross pay.

Certainly, the high gross pay on offer to consultants should be sufficient to attract applications for the vacant medical posts.

Employees pay 6.2% of their gross pay to the IRS, matched by employers.

THE average gross pay of a 50 year old employee in the ESB is £24,873 a year, the House was told.

Mr Doherty said this means that on average 10,000 people took home more than half a million euro each in gross pay.

Their agreement last evening will see employees of the EU institutions and agencies receive a 1.85 per cent increase in their gross pay from January.

The Government believes that by 2015, the reductions in overall staffing numbers will generate savings on its gross pay bill of €2.5 billion.

However, gross pay rates for State-employed workers rose above €50,000-a-year for the first time, up by 3.4 per cent in the 12 months to March.

Angie's List said on Wednesday gross paid membership additions for the third quarter ended Sept. 30 fell 6 percent from a year earlier.