Sentence examples for Quoted salary from inspiring English sources
(Ref G1150) I am currently working in a customer-facing retail role, where I earn just under the quoted salary.
"If you participate and you get a match, you are effectively getting a raise beyond what their quoted salary is".
Reports quoting weekly salary figures of £634,000 to make Tevez the highest-paid player in the world in the pre-Neymar days of last December may have been exaggerated, according to the man himself, but there is no doubt that the 33-year-old is receiving a pay packet heavier than rush-hour Shanghai traffic.
Interesting also to note that you continue to quote footballers' salaries as a weekly sum.
When asked what you would expect to be paid, don't be tempted to quote a lower salary in desperation for the job.
It elevates your power, gives you more choices (not always better) with projects, and your salary "quote" becomes a biggie.
Another Web site, Salary List, quotes a substantially higher figure — $107,719 — but that doesn't appear to include people working at Apple's more than three hundred retail stores.
Carolyn Leadbeater, an executive recruiter at the New York based firm Quantum, says that quoting a too-high salary range is the number-one way that job seekers take themselves out of the running for potential positions.
I pay about $30/month (all costs are quoted in USD) on a salary of just under $2,000/month after taxes (yeah, cost of living is different here).
"Any misunderstanding has been resolved," Cerrone said, "and he leaves on good terms". It is not quite that simple: Jackson had a minor spat with the club over dispensation of his salary and was quoted in a magazine this month referring to the Yankees' principal owner, GEORGE STEINBRENNER, in a derogatory manner.
The Law Society stresses paper profits are not the same as actual earnings because equity partners in law firms are not paid a salary and the amounts quoted are often used to fund other parts of the business.
