Sentence examples for Have salaried from inspiring English sources

We have salaried workers, hourly workers and two salesmen who get a salary and a commission on the deals they close.

Both arms of Congress have salaried chaplains, and many courts (including the Supreme Court) open by announcing "God save the United States and this honourable Court".

The African middle classes are more likely to have smaller families, own their homes and have salaried jobs or small businesses.

They also have an impact on the self-employed and on people who have salaried jobs but also do freelance work.

In this nation of 12 million where a small minority of workers, perhaps one in 10, have salaried employment, the 25,000 jobs provided by Chinese-backed businesses and projects are badly needed.

So no full time job, just two blocks of 12 weeks per year teaching as many hours per week as she can cadge from those lucky enough to have salaried work.

They had salaried jobs that paid well and gave them enough time off to enjoy their relative wealth.

The end-of-the-world atmosphere was caused not so much by its mountainous location, however, but by its dearth of students.Young people are in short supply in rapidly ageing Japan and I was not alone in having salaried, unsupervised time to burn.

The proportion of men who had salaried work was higher than of women (69.6% versus 37.2%, p<0.001).

All teaching hospitals now had salaried professorships of medicine, surgery, and obstetrics and gynecology; these departments were expected to do clinical research, to which the MRC was now more friendly than it had been in the 1920s.

About one fifth (21.8%) were involved in manual labor (agricultural workers, laborers, and cowherds), 33.6% had salaried jobs/ their own business, 2.4% were students and 41.3% were involved with sedentary occupations (homemakers, unemployed, retired or other occupations), with 63.6% earning less than $125 per month.