However Blainey attributes the overturning of the clause without union consultation to an assumption that the miners would prefer to be paid by the amount of ore extracted ( and thus retain some influence over their take home pay ) than work less hours.
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In fact, the credit was the key policy in President Barack Obama's stimulus package in 2009 . Because Making Work Pay contributed to higher take home pay by reducing withholding, it was assumed that the recipients would spend the majority, if not all, of the credit.
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Bribery is hardly new among immigration-service clerks, some of whom take home pay as low as $ 250 a week and yet have access to the service's computers and document-making machines and thus hold far-reaching power over the lives of immigrants desperate to remain in the United States and to find employment.
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Londerville also notes that the maximum Total Debt Service ratio ( the " ratio of the borrower's total debt payments, including mortgage payments and property taxes, to their gross household income " ) is underused in evaluating affordability . " There is an argument that the calculation should be based on take home pay rather than gross pay.
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You too, will one-day be old, and have the piss taken out of you because you came into the technology late . Why don't I'proof read'your own text before hitting enter , I might next hear you say . . . My typist did that for me, and she earned about a third or fourth in gross pay to my take home pay after tax.
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He pointed out that minimum wage increases cause small businesses to not only pay more in wages ( hurting the businesses and forcing them in some cases to cut jobs and reduce their workforce to make up for wage increases ) but that cutting the payroll taxes would actually increase the employees take home pay by a larger amount than raising the overall minimum wage.
