The government has cut taxes, so the amount of money on your paycheque will increase slightly.

The government's tax increase will put a sizeable dent in the average worker's paycheque.

Why would he want to know more English words than he absolutely has to to cash his paycheque?

He bet his entire paycheque on a horserace and lost everything.

They were all most enthusiastic, particularly when she told them that they would be sharing my paycheque.

You will have to speak to our accountant if you think there was a mistake in your paycheque.

Tristan gambled his entire paycheque at the casino, and lost it all.

Why can't he be like all the rest and just cash the paycheque every two weeks.....

I asked my boss for an advance on my first paycheque so I could pay the rent, and he said it was no problem.

Employees have to pay 50% of their health insurance premiums through deductions from their paycheque.

Employees have the option of having their parking permit fee deducted from their paycheque.

Everyone with a pulse and a paycheque should be living We Are All Weird."

The robbery was foiled by an off-duty policeman who was in the bank at the time depositing his paycheque.

The return of the iconic character saw Grantham pick up the largest paycheque in British soap with a reported £500,000 a year contract.

As Demiurge, the player receives a yearly paycheque from The Powers That Be.

Detaining 1000 people is hardly a great number ... it sounds like about the number of agitators in Iran who receive their paycheque from washington.

Lewis subsequently made apologies on two successive days, and announced he was donating the paycheque from his next game (the 2012 Western Final) to a women's charity.

However McVie opted for the steady paycheque of the Mayall gig rather than the unknown of a new band.

Unskilled laborers (up north) now earn approximately $2700 a paycheque after income tax (which you can get back when you leave) two weeks on/two weeks off.

Altinger's boss received a resignation letter by email, but never got a response to his request for a forwarding address for Altinger's final paycheque.

With our continued use of fossil fuels we are probably triggering a climate system disruption that will last millennia, but our focus remains on the next meal, paycheque, or election.

That said, January tends to be just as busy with folk fatigued by buying boring highstreet for friends and family, and quite fancy something different for themselves with their first post-holiday paycheque.

This mass exodus of women from Canadian households allowed the women to forge new identities as military service women and munitions workers because of their newfound ability to earn a paycheque doing work in the public sphere.

As well as playing under his own name, he also entered golf competitions, including the Open again under the pseudonyms, Gene Paceky (as in paycheque), Gerald Hoppy and James Beau Jolley.

Unlike Xiang-Ying, Xin-Hong is a bit more refined when it comes to dealing with the outside world (except in one instance when he buys her reinforced rubber knuckle-dusters as a gift with his first paycheque).

"And tell the others that there'll be another five percent in their pay packets on the day."

If you believe the surveys, more than half of all workers have spent last month's pay packet already.

The last pay packet was in there with it, but slim now.

It also exceeds anything people are getting in their pay packets.

Yet, for the money, the brown pay packet on a Friday night, he endured.

The table below shows the pay packets of top university leaders by year and institution.

No, I'd say it's just house prices and pay packets.

Our pay packets aren't going up (and in many cases are still falling).

And even if you say no it'll be in your pay packet anyway.'

You now have just 60 pay packets left until you retire.

"We shouldn't have agreed to the sort of pay packet.

Management has in the end agreed to give them pay packets of more than £1,000 a week.

Brenda is Irish and appears to regard her job as little more than a pay packet.

Pay packets depended more on bonuses that were tougher to win.

I picked up her pay packet once and she got just £45 for three nights' work.

We need to get rid of the secrecy that surrounds pay packets.

Talking to strikers on Thursday, many only recently understood how much will be taken from their pay packets.

Workers will automatically receive an extra 60 rubles a month in their pay packets.

The employee received a pay packet which contained an overpayment.

The average pay packet of the chief executives surveyed was £186,872.

My income and his pay packet didn't run to that.'

The bath mat won; she could get the blouse and even a dress with her first pay packet.

So, what will the final cost to the taxpayer will be - and how much of all that went into local workers pay packets?

With the prospect of a pay packet very shortly she felt free to spend what money she had.

They never worked for the mines but provided psychological support especially during strikes when the pay packets did not arrive.

A good job is about so much more than a paycheck.

Say you just started a new job and got your first paycheck.

"You too could be only a paycheck away from the ground."

You should be able to get it with your next paycheck!

He has taken care of his money so he's not playing for a paycheck.

He did not want to risk his life for a paycheck much longer.

But you can guess what I am going to do with my first paycheck.

The government takes its share from your paycheck before you even see it.

I'd never have gone to another firm for a higher paycheck.

Probably not much, since my paycheck came from the town council.

"We're not trying to reach people who are going to put down their last paycheck on the table."

Maybe I could move in next door and take his paychecks?

On the club level, they are playing for a paycheck.

Our paychecks come days or weeks after we've done the work.

"When I got my first paycheck, that was high enough for me."

This year, he has not had a paycheck to speak of.

Your main concern is getting a paycheck every two weeks.

Sometimes, she would put her entire paycheck in the bank.

His paycheck, he says, is based on the company's performance.

Employees can now think beyond the work day and the next paycheck.

But she said some things were more important than paychecks.

They get their large paycheck and wonder where all the money went.

"I thought all you had to do was pick up your paycheck?"

At first she was just turning her paycheck over to them every week.

They ask me for a job and a paycheck, but never to teach them about money.

You can pick up your final pay envelope on Friday.

To distribute on time pay envelopes to members of staff.

In this week's pay envelope he sent a note to his 300 workers, warning: "The eyes of the world are now on us."

For others, the romance, such as it is, lies in their pay envelopes.

What's more, he's been pulling this pay envelope stunt right along.

And at the end of each job, the chances are one of them will remember to take the pay envelope.

You may also be given a reply paid envelope.

The questionnaire was sent to the subjects in each of the groups with a reply paid envelope.

One box contained pay envelopes, with names typed on them.

It puts extra money in the pay envelopes of low-wage workers.

The customer may write the Reply Paid envelope out by hand.

The President sat beside the alien looking like a man who has just gotten a pink slip in his pay envelope.

He opened it and found the pay envelopes.

Use the enclosed reply paid envelope (no stamp needed).

The perforated slips are then torn off and placed in the pay envelopes of the employees.

Postwar growth had brought with it both rising profits and fatter pay envelopes.

When he got his first pay envelope or converted some yuan he would send them the money.

The 150,000 miners wanted their weekly pay envelope.

One week he was late givin me my pay envelope and I went downstairs to his office.

And neither will Wisconsky, after he finds an extra ten in his pay envelope.

The main thing is the pay envelope."

Presently the treasurer appeared at the dressing room door and handed Burton his weekly pay envelope.

I showed them my pay envelope.

Korza went out, to make room for another waiter who was coming to receive an ordinary pay envelope.

Once I'm on the subway to school I pull out the blue folder, which has my pay envelope paper-clipped inside.

For example, our original proposal was that Family Credit should be paid through the pay-packet.

Surely they would prefer this in their proper pay-packet?

For now, all they've done is blanket tax-hikes and pay-cuts on every employee who has tax deducted directly from the pay-packet.

At least at first, the jump from the Friday pay-packet to the monthly pay-cheque can create what seems like two or three weeks of cash starvation.

With the loss of their pay-packet and 'their' money they lost a sense of independence and freedom - vital ingredients to women's social well-being.

After receiving an offer which doubled his Manly pay-packet, Harvey signed with Easts in 1979.

She took advantage of Mevrouw van Tecqx's afternoon visit to her daughter, raided her pay-packet and sped to the town's shops.

It was pay-day in the morning and, sure enough, everyone had a letter in their pay-packet, setting out the need to retrench, cut costs and improve hospital services.

But there's many a missus as needs to be home when her old man comes in from work on a Thursday, if she's to get her proper share of his pay-packet.

Glenavon keeper Robbie Beck was a virtual spectator but earned his pay-packet with a brilliant one-handed save from sub Michael Surgeon.

She put a brave face on it, however, assured her that she had her eye on several likely jobs, collected her pay-packet for the last time and went home.

They didn't live in the Bideford area but read a report of the inquest in their own local paper, ironically supplied by me as I found ways of supplementing my unexceptional pay-packet.

She was an extraordinarily attractive girl, with a pale complexion, a freckled face, and ginger hair: a girl for whom most of the other GIs would willingly have given a monthly pay-packet.

In B Division, the discipline was about the worst in the force - the thing was that it was not a bad pay-packet plus there was the pension at the end - a big item.

I wonder what would have happened if instead of handing out superinjunctions, judges gave brainless footballers stickers to put on their kits that read, mysteriously, "Danger: act like me and you'll end up handing over half your pay-packet to lawyers".

It's very easy to make sweeping judgements like yours reclining from a Fleet Street chair with a big fat juicy pay-packet waiting at the end of the last hack sentence; not so easy when you actually take a cool, calm, rational and methodical look at what should be done sat in the Treasury.