agency fee

You could just take his picture without asking and save the model agency fees.

The issue of agency fee payments was a national and serious one.

We should have claimed an agency fee for the real estate.

The Board also ruled repeatedly on a number of issues associated with agency fees.

About a decade later, the high court revisited the agency fee issue three more times.

The annual agency fee was estimated at more than $2.5 million.

Agency fees are steep, usually a substantial percentage of the first year's salary.

Expenses include advertising agency fees and electricity to light the shelters.

Agency fees usually vary according to the services requested.

The average agency fee is about $1,000, she said, which carries a 60-day-guarantee.

An employee who resigns from the union may not be dismissed but must pay the agency fee.

In Canada, the agency fee is usually known as the Rand formula.

Reducing the gross by 15 percent in agency fees, the net becomes $212.5million.

In a 7-to-2 decision, the Court held that agency fee payers did not have to exhaust the union's challenge procedures.

The alleged "debts" were described to her as agency fees, taxes, food, and rent.

Many firms now hire temporaries directly, avoiding employment agency fees.

He spoke in favor of legislation to rein in state agencies fees.

"This is the way forward, especially now with very little moving on the property market and the high cost of stamp duty, agency fees etc.

Estate agency fees are probably the murkiest part of what we all regard as a shifty business.

Because states could and did ban agency fee agreements, there was no governmental action on which to base a constitutional claim against the union.

Of those teachers, some 3,500 have chosen not to join the union, and therefore pay "agency fees" rather than union dues.

The bulk of the Teixeiras's expenses were agency fees and air fare.

That includes the agency fees on gaming equipment."

A permit costs about $3, plus nominal agency fees.

They invest in advertising and employment agency fees; some even retain specialized search firms for this purpose.