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Leix

American  
[leyks] / leɪks /

noun

  1. Laoighis.


Leix British  
/ liːʃ /

noun

  1. another name for Laois

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“If the strike lasts more than a couple weeks and employees are not compensated, the total withholding decline - direct, indirect and induced impacts - would be estimated to increase to $3.5-$4.6 million per week,” Leix wrote in an email.

From Washington Times

“The hit to the broader Michigan economy could dampen sales tax, but historically these strikes have not caused a noticeable impact in tax collections,” Leix said.

From Seattle Times

With all GM employees in Michigan on strike, state withholding taxes are anticipated to be down by $1.5 million to $2 million each week, Michigan Treasury Department spokesman Ron Leix said.

From Seattle Times

“If the strike lasts more than a couple weeks and employees are not compensated, the total withholding decline — direct, indirect and induced impacts — would be estimated to increase to $3.5-$4.6 million per week,” Leix wrote in an email.

From Seattle Times

“The amount was very insignificant and we wanted to focus on meaningful investments that benefit the members of the SMRS,” Leix said.

From Reuters