Sentence examples for a total salary from inspiring English sources

McCall, who earned a total salary package of £827,000 in 2007/08, will not take a bonus for the 2008/09 financial year, which ended in March.

Another labourer's pay slip shows he worked every day in April, including 38 hours overtime, for a total salary of £33.50 per week, or £4.80 a day.

Union leaders speculated that the board was embarrassed to face the public after the disclosure that its president, Richard B. Turan, who is also chairman and chief executive, is taking a $125,000-a-year 125,000-a-year 125,000-a-year raise00.

In 2005 and 2006, as the project was inching forward, Mr. Hammond received a total salary of $166,771, the organization's tax filings show, and a total of more than $200,000 in payments to his modest consulting business, something of a rarity in the world of nonprofit compensation.

While Cone apparently wants the Yankees to guarantee two years for a total salary of about $16 million, the Yankees are more inclined to give him a raise to $7 million for one season because they wonder how long his surgically repaired right shoulder will last.

Clubs in England's Premiership operate their squads on a total salary budget of £4m per season.

And if the Jets had signed Johnson, it would have been a total salary-cap crisis.

Despite the bank's problems, Mr. Hester received a total pay package, including salary, pension and bonus, of £3.7 million in 2010, the latest figures available.

The players, in return, want to keep the current system in place — the so-called "soft cap" — which imposes a "luxury tax" on a team if its total salary exceeds a certain amount.

The bill, if signed into law by President Obama, would restrict merit pay to no more than a third of an individual executive's total salary.

A labor rate is total salary divided by time worked.