Synonyms for payroll
ˈpeɪˌroʊlpay·roll

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1. payroll, paysheetnoun

   a list of employees and their salaries

   "the company had a long payroll"

   Synonyms:
   payroll department, paysheet

2. payroll, paysheetnoun

   the total amount of money paid in wages

   "the company had a large payroll"

   Synonyms:
   payroll department, paysheet

3. payroll, payroll departmentnoun

   the department that determines the amounts of wage or salary due to each employee

   Synonyms:
   payroll department, paysheet

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1. List of paraphrases for "payroll":

   payrolls, pay, paylist, salary, wage, salaries, pays, wages, paycheck

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1. Jose Carlos Martins:

   The government's focus is completely wrong. It should be cutting its own payroll instead of investments that boost the economy.

2. Magna Chief Executive Don Walker:

   If you look at all the tax that goes to the government in payroll taxes and everything else, if they spend $100 million ... they can recoup all of that money in two or three years and they continue to keep that revenue for the long-term, they are crazy not to do that, even if it may not be popular.

3. George Papadopoulos:

   I think that’s what Durham is presenting to the American public, he’s basically showing that the FBI had Danchenko on the payroll, and basically was allowing an FBI informant to lie to them in order to continue to frame Trump.

4. Walter Rowen:

   They are giving me money to let me bring employees back on payroll, but limiting the time frame I can do that in. Nobody thought that through.

5. Robert Martin:

   We strongly believe the BLS' treatment of closing establishments is substantially biasing payrolls up, the BLS assumes that for every establishment in their sample that closes, a new establishment opens unobserved. The BLS then increases its estimate of new jobs in line with payroll growth at similar surviving establishments.