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The phrase "a day of pay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific day for which an employee is compensated, often in the context of discussing wages or salary.
Example: "Due to the holiday, employees will receive a day of pay even if they do not work."
Alternatives: "a paid day" or "a day’s wages".
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"A lot of lecturers, like myself, are going on strike and sacrificing a day of pay to protect the pensions of people in the future," he said.
In less Washington terms, Glynn means an employer can withhold a day of pay if a worker misses a shift to take care of a sick baby.
Before the law, she typically had to leave one of her two school-age sons at home when they got sick because she could not afford to forgo a day of pay or to put her job at risk.
Part of the reason Robert H. Ryan was fired in 2003 from his job overseeing Roosevelt Island is that he awarded himself the equivalent of 26 hours a day of pay for his work in Lower Manhattan after the attack of Sept. 11, 2001, according to a report released yesterday.
"They have chosen to spend I would guess millions of dollars fighting what may be 10 or 20 minutes a day of pay for relatively low-income employees".
"I can afford to protest but not to lose a day of pay," said Carlos Sánchez, a mechanic at a Madrid garage.
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For each mile walked, or every 20 minutes they exercised inside or outside of work, they earned rewards; a day of paid vacation was given at 1,000 miles.
But before I tell you what I think, I have to do some heavy-lifting on the Benchpress of Disclosure: I did a day of paid consulting with Edelman, working the section that outlines the ethical framework.
The department slapped him with a day of paid suspension, and mandated that he write an apology letter to Vincent.
The regulation would allow women a day of paid leave per month after getting a doctor's note confirming serious menstrual cramps, which could be used for half a year.
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