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wages bill

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wages bill
n (Brit) → Lohnkosten pl


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ISME chief Mark Fielding said the figures confirm many Irish companies have had little option but to reduce their wages bills.
5 per cent of the wages bill - but that may help to offset the increasing number of days lost to absenteeism.
The Deloitte report states: 'Chelsea had a total wages bill of pounds 115m, pounds 38m higher than the second-placed club, Manchester United, and almost certainly the highest football club wages bill in the whole world
 
 
 
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