Sentence examples for But salaried from inspiring English sources

But salaried sales personnel may be less aggressive, perhaps to a fault, leaving customers to their own devices when help may be preferred.

If the workplace is open but salaried workers cannot get there, their pay may be reduced.

Full-time academics must also balance the pressures of teaching and research, but salaried staff earn enough to live on, and don't need further jobs to supplement their income.

At G.M.'s annual stockholders' meeting last month in Delaware, Mr. Wagoner announced plans to close four plants in North America that build slow-selling trucks, but salaried workers were for the most part unaffected.

The avant-garde music known as radiophonics influenced pop from The Beatles through to modern dance music and techno, even though its progenitors were not eccentric art visionaries but salaried BBC engineers and composers who never earned royalties from their work.

He said workers in the DVD division no longer get stock options, either, but salaried employees can take advantage of the company's legendary unlimited vacation benefit.

The centers' services will be available to more than 300,000 people, not just union members, but also salaried employees and retirees.

But only salaried employees who earn less than four hundred and fifty-six dollars a week, or around twenty-four thousand dollars a year, can collect overtime pay.

High-potential graduates for whom there isn't an immediate opening could be hired, not as unpaid interns but as salaried trainees given three to six months to prove their value in a series of assignments.

"But the salaried and hourly people ended up with the shaft".

The move is also a boon for French citizens who live on the border but are salaried in Switzerland.