The phrase "a basic pay of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing salary or compensation in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The job offers a basic pay of $50,000 per year, with additional benefits included."
Alternatives: "a base salary of" or "a starting pay of".
The current Chief of Staff receives a basic pay of $8,000 a year, $2,200 a year for extra expenses during his four-year term of office, and an annual allowance of $432 for "subsistence," which means food.
The 20-year-old delivers pies to the city's hungry and hungover, come rain, snow or public holidays, for a basic pay of $11 an hour.
The 20-year-old delivers pies to the city's hungry and hungover, come rain, snow or public holidays, for a basic pay of €9 an hour.
So, according to the active duty pay table and a few other sources, in 2014 a typical private in the US army is earning a basic pay of $18,378 a year and is given a $2,676 food allowance plus a Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) that's calculated on where a private is stationed, and whether or not she or he has dependants.
There was surprise that Hornby bounced back so quickly by taking the senior role at Alliance Boots, on a basic pay packet of worth about £800,000 a year.
The firm is facing a possible rebellion over a 19% increase, to £550,000 a year, in the basic pay of chief executive Nic Budden, who seems immune to the embarrassment of having presided over a year in which the group's share price has fallen by more than 40%.
Under the previous proposals, juniors were offered an increase in basic pay of up to 15 per cent in exchange for losing out-of-hours pay for Saturdays and weekday evenings.
Managing director Inglis Lyon said: "Prospect is pursuing an increase in basic pay of at least 10% and has recently sought parity with London airports which is beyond what Hial can offer as we are government-owned and must adhere to the Scottish government's pay policy.
According to the combined score reached, staff received a monthly supplement to basic pay of 20-35%, paid to all staff on the government payroll (which was managed in the district by SC US during the project duration).
Basic pay The 55,000 junior doctors in the NHS in England will now get an increase in their basic pay of 10%-11 10%-11ot the 13.5% the heandh secretary previously promised, because other chanots thetheir payments make it harder to keep the package cost-neutral – another Hunt pledge.
An officer of the Coast Guard holding a permanent appointment in the grade of rear admiral (lower half) on the retired list, and who in time of war or national emergency has served satisfactorily on active duty for two years in that grade or in a higher grade, is entitled when on active duty to the basic pay of a rear admiral.
