Stipulated -- believe me, with feeling.
As quoted in the filing, Mr. Rather's contract — which he signed in 2002, and which stipulated he be paid a base salary of $6 million a year as anchor — entitled him to a job as a "full-time correspondent" with "first billing" on the midweek edition of "60 Minutes," should he leave the anchor chair before March 2006.
Conrad's deal stipulated that no other star's salary could match hers while she was on The Hills, but those of supporting cast members Audrina Patridge, Lauren "Lo" Bosworth, and Montag come close: $100,000 a show.
The team held an option on his services for 2007 which they chose not to take up on its original terms and although Webber had expressed his desire to stay with the team, Williams offered Webber a considerably smaller salary than had been stipulated in the original contract for the option year.
The WSL clubs have all signed up to a salary cap, stipulating that no club can pay more than four of its players £20,000 or above.
It was a three-year rolling deal which stipulated that when he left, Pollick was entitled to three years of salary as severance.
The club's management was reluctant to sign a star player outside of the $1.5 million salary cap, stipulating that they "would have to contribute on the pitch and get people to come to the ground".
Salaries were measured against those of players with similar years of experience in the league, since pay limits based on longevity are stipulated by the collective bargaining agreement between the league and Players Associationn.
(The base salary for a regular player is $104,000, though many earn far more than that). The brochure stipulated that performers must wear white tie and tails, and no cologne or perfume.
Instead of paying her the rate stipulated in the contract, she said, the couple told her they would pay her a flat rate of $900 a month, significantly less than her base salary not including overtime.
