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He said he expects overall nonfarm payrolls to rise by 225, 000, up from his previous forecast of 200, 000.

So one might have thought that companies would have had less room to slash payrolls, since they were already relatively slim.

Mr Frankel said he would be looking for a break in payrolls data to corroborate the notion that the economy was bottoming.

"If payrolls are poor, then trepidations may increase over the possibility of the Fed engaging in more quantitative easing, " she said.

They also dropped demands for a hard cap on individual team payrolls and the right to wriggle out of contracts with unproductive players.

"I know we are a young team, I know we have one of the lowest payrolls , but I need to be in the playoffs, " Brand says.

"Payrolls will take a backseat. Greece and Europe are all that matter right now, " Detrick said.

Markets are likely to focus more than usual on monthly non-farm payrolls data, due on Friday, to see if the trend is confirmed.

But cash-flush company do not appear to be in a hurry to boost their payrolls just yet.

The data supported forecasts that Friday's U. S. nonfarm payrolls report will show a strong improvement after only a small gain in January.

"Unemployment is a critical issue, but even if we were to get a stonkingly strong payrolls number I would be pretty suspicious about it. "

That makes Friday's jump on the back of a way-better-than-expected payrolls report worth noting.

Four out of five CEOs said they expect their company's sales to grow in the next six months, while 45% expect to increase their payrolls.

Payrolls are one of the main indicators, along with sales, wages and production, which help determine the start of economic contractions.

In the U. S. , payrolls continued to decline in January (when it declined by $20, 000 net).

That may be why small firms have done relatively worse now than in the 2001 recession, when their payrolls shrank less than at large firms.

The immediate aftermath of the payrolls data may have offered a brief glimpse of that future.

Employers added just 18, 000 workers to payrolls last month, the lowest number since America began to pull out of recession.

Manufacturers cut jobs for a fourth straight month, payrolls dropped at construction companies and government employment declined.

In terms of the amount of labour being used throughout the economy, that's the same as a drop of 300, 000 in payrolls.

New York employers cut payrolls in a broad range of industries, including finance, manufacturing, and education and health services.

Prior to the payrolls figure, a number of ECB speakers before lunchtime could set the stage for a further leg higher in the euro.

Ahead of Friday's non-farm payrolls, yesterday's ADP report hinted at better than expected labour market growth in September.

The only industries swelling their payrolls are health care, utilities and the federal government.

The Labor Department's better-than-expected reading on U. S. nonfarm payrolls Friday did little to assuage the market's fears.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics releases its March jobs report Friday, and economists expect to see nonfarm payrolls down 673, 000 jobs.

While companies have boosted payrolls seven straight months, firings have remained elevated as the economic recovery shows signs of slowing.

At that rate, it could be at least seven months before payrolls rise significantly, if Mr. Shepherdson is right.

Given employment's natural churn, there are always hundreds of thousands of jobless claims every week, even when payrolls are expanding.

But a market for longer-term debt would require a commitment to keeping public-sector payrolls and state pensions in check.

By this seemingly perverse logic, the two consecutive months of falling payrolls to start this year might actually be positive for equities.

The only saving grace is that the decline in payrolls may not be as large as we saw at the start of the year.

We're supposed to be the most civilized nation on earth, but we still cannot deliver payrolls without an armored car .

"If US growth is not enough to give us a big payrolls figure, it's deemed a disaster, " says Marco Annunziata at UniCredit.

S. stock-index futures pointed to a weaker open on Thursday, with investors on edge ahead of key non-farm payrolls data due tomorrow.

In Germany, the accord between industry and government to keep short-time workers on the payrolls has had a similar effect.

Panicked by the collapse in demand and financing and fearing a prolonged slump, the private sector cut payrolls and investment savagely.

To meet debt payments, new owners often had to sell off poor-performing divisions or shrink payrolls, and then employees lost jobs.

Weekly initial jobless claims data will get more attention than usual after Thursday's nonfarm payrolls fell much more than expected.

These firms in turn favour capital-intensive investment projects, which add more to the output figures than to the payrolls.

The U. S. government's closely watched monthly non-farm payrolls data will be released on Friday.

Local and state governments frequently borrow to meet payrolls and cover daily cash expenses until tax revenues flow in.

Strapped state and local governments trimmed their payrolls for the fifth month in a row.

But businesses squeezed worker input even harder by cutting payrolls and hours, effectively slashing their labor costs.

HSBC Holdings Plc and BNP Paribas SA led bank shares higher after the U. S. payrolls data.

The CLSA survey found manufacturing firms also cut payrolls at the steepest pace on record amid weak global demand for goods.

Monthly job losses aren't as bad as they were from December to March, when payrolls were trimmed by more than 600, 000, Mr. Bernstein said.

However, the addition of 38, 000 government workers to the payrolls stopped the total figure from being even worse.

Even a moderate recovery could send profits climbing because so many companies are lean, after shrinking payrolls, inventories and costs.

And firms have been unusually quick to slash payrolls. Some may be husbanding cash more carefully because of the credit crunch.

Economists closely watch the private payrolls figure, because private companies do the bulk of hiring in the United States.

the military payrolls tell us that soldiers were paid in bundles of plain silk textiles, which circulated as currency in Han times.

But as firms adjust their payrolls to a lower level of demand, layoffs are likely to accelerate.

So how did the notion of a surge in government payrolls under Mr. Obama take hold?

Overall, it's Labor Day weekend in the US, so volumes may be thin, which may just exacerbate moves post-payrolls.

Businesses that depend on government purchases would slash payrolls and cancel investments.

In strong recoveries, payrolls rise even when claims are relatively high, as employers scramble to satisfy demand.

This follows a terrible monthly payrolls report and data showing that house prices have now officially double dipped.

As the nonfarm payrolls report for June is expected to show Thursday, the labor market is anything but tight.

This led to panicky selling, sharp cuts in payrolls and hoarding of cash by households.

These points to a 11th consecutive decline in nonfarm payrolls ahead, and reflected the difficulty in finding a new job.

The Stage Manager an Assistant Stage Manager are prohibited from the making of payrolls or any distribution of salaries.

Tomorrow, Wall Street enters into the time-honoured and often silly ritual of non-farm payrolls.

But foreclosures and defaults could yet push house prices lower. Further falls in payrolls could make that happen.

To be precise, private firms created 17, 000 jobs while governments trimmed payrolls by the same amount.

Private payrolls that exclude government agencies also gained less than forecast, rising by 50, 000 in November.

Rising sales and increased business confidence should also lead firms to expand payrolls.

Some measures such as payrolls and hours worked did not reach their lowest point until later in 2009.

U. S. economic data this week will culminate with Friday's closely-watched nonfarm payrolls report.

'Our state can't keep maintaining . . . bloated payrolls, ' the union's statement said.

Paul Ashworth, of Capital Economics, said payrolls fell by an average of 500, 000 a month in the final quarter of 2008.

Last week's U. S. payrolls data was grim indeed and the retail and consumption figures are little more encouraging.

All the people who have met payrolls made investments, there's a very sharp and ruthless measurement system for people like me.

The change of sentiment has been sparked by last week's US payrolls report, which saw far fewer job losses in July than expected.

Ahead today, initial jobless claims in the US will be the focus, but all eyes will be on tomorrow's payrolls report.

Payrolls decreased in 27 U. S. states in June, led by California and New York, signaling the slowdown in hiring is broad-based.

An analysis by Moody's Analytics found that infrastructure could be the quickest way to boost payrolls.

But the number of new jobs created remained small; employers added 103, 000 workers to the payrolls.

They don't play along; they keep payrolls lean and maybe even continuing to lay off workers.

We could, of course, simply put all of the unemployed on government payrolls.

June's payrolls numbers contradict the 'green-shoots' thesis.

So the government is subsidizing companies' payrolls to preserve their work forces and know-how until foreigners start spending again.

When consumer spending dried up in the fourth quarter of last year, small businesses drastically cut payrolls.

Financial markets had expected payrolls to drop 50, 000 in February and the unemployment rate to edge up to 9. 8 percent.

Wall Street responded to the payrolls figures with gusto.

Indices of employment, payrolls, and production steadied in February 1931.

Official statistics show that pension payments account for over 30% of SOE payrolls.

A tax imposed on the employer by the Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) based on amounts of payrolls .

By far the most anticipated event of the day for markets will be U. S. non-farm payrolls data to come at 8: 30 a. m. Eastern time.

Meanwhile, state and local governments accounted for the bulk of jobs lost, decreasing payrolls by 39, 000 in July.

Meanwhile gold fell in response to the payrolls news.

Employers remain reluctant to add to payrolls.

Refers to the persons who work in the state-owned economic units or their attached units and are listed in their payrolls.

S. non-farm payrolls figures will look on Friday, while the Institute for Supply Management's July non-manufacturing index is also due.

Similarly, many companies are reportedly cutting their payrolls amid the job crunch.

He entered 50 names on city payrolls and simply collected their salaries.

Since the recession began in December 2007, U. S. payrolls have fallen by 6. 7 million, according to the Labor Department.

Payrolls in February fell by 63, 000, falling for the second straight month and by the most in nearly five years.

Wall Street had expected no net hiring last month, but a 159, 000 drop in government jobs swamped a 64, 000 gain in business payrolls.

January's bad weather was blamed by many analysts for the weak jobs growth reported in the latest non-farm payrolls numbers in America.

And it is probable, in that case, that total payrolls, both in dollar amount and in real purchasing power, will be lower than before.

A Reuters survey found economists expect Friday's Labor Department report on June non-farm payrolls to show a decline of 110, 000.

American employers added 162, 000 jobs to their payrolls in March, the biggest increase in three years.

It will be 2014 before Florida's payrolls recover to pre-recession levels, he predicts.

Sure enough, on December 4th the non-farm payrolls data for November showed a fall of 11, 000 jobs, a far smaller figure than expected.

Government payrolls, the orange line above, are up 0. 44 percent relative to their pre-recession levels.

Employers have reduced payrolls every month this year, eliminating 605, 000 jobs in all.

September's decline of 76, 000 (0. 5%) in local government payrolls, mostly at schools, was the largest since 1982.

Even without that likely revision, at 2010's sluggish pace payrolls wouldn't hit their pre-recession peak until March 2020.

Private payrolls that exclude government agencies also gained more than forecast, while the jobless rate held at 9. 6 percent.

Also, the latest non-farms payrolls report was the weakest since last year's hurricanes, as US companies cut back their hiring.

Employers, excluding farms, cut their payrolls by 84, 000 in August.

America saw a net gain in jobs in October for the first time since May, with employers adding 151, 000 workers to the payrolls.

Payrolls were below year-earlier levels in 48 of the 50 states.

Non-farm payrolls rose by just 108, 000, well below expectations of a 200, 000 increase.

Non-farm payrolls declined by just 247, 000, half the number that were disappearing each month in the spring.

Economists estimate nonfarm payrolls shrank for the 20th consecutive month, shedding 233, 000 jobs on top of the 247, 000 lost in July.

Analysts expect that U. S. nonfarm payrolls shed 200, 000 jobs in August.

Functional wages are those that tend to bring about the highest volume of employment and the largest real payrolls.

The recession that began that year pushed payrolls down by 5. 2%.

In March, payrolls increased by 162, 000 workers, the largest increase since early in 2007.

Manufacturing payrolls dropped by 13, 000 in November, the most in three months. Economists had projected an increase of 5, 000.

There was another drop in America's non-farm payrolls.

Total payrolls excluding agriculture rose a hefty 216, 000, or 0. 2%, the biggest monthly gain since last May.

Private payrolls that exclude government agencies rose by 71, 000 in July after gaining 31, 000 the previous month.

Economists at Goldman Sachs revised their estimate of May nonfarm payrolls to 100, 000 from 150, 000 after the ADP report.

In the four months during which unemployment dropped a percentage point in 1983-84, non-farm payrolls leapt by 1. 6m.

Non-farm payrolls sank 95, 000 in September.

Nonfarm payrolls fell 100, 000 after declining 131, 000 in July, according to a Reuters survey.

They estimate nonfarm payrolls shed 275, 000 jobs and unemployment rose to 9. 7%.

Businesses added 40, 000 new jobs, a step back from the 75, 000 positions created in March, according to Intuit, a payrolls processing firm.

The drop in local government payrolls included a loss of 24, 400 education jobs.

According to the payrolls collected from injection work floor, there are some employees not included on the audit dates.

Economists estimate nonfarm payrolls shed 175, 000 jobs and that unemployment rose to 9. 9%, the highest since 1983.

Retail lost 40, 000 jobs and in the leisure industry, payrolls were reduced by 37, 000.

Professional services shed 180, 000 jobs, retailers cut 40, 000 and financial companies reduced their payrolls by 44, 000.

the deposit of payrolls to the bank accounts of employees,

Falsifying additions on payrolls; withholding unclaimed wages

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increase efficiency by downsizing payrolls

Carrying fictitious extra help on payrolls, or increasing rates or hours

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