The phrase "accumulated salary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the total amount of salary that has been earned over a period of time, often in the context of financial discussions or employment contracts.
Example: "After five years of service, her accumulated salary allowed her to make a significant investment."
Alternatives: "total salary earned" or "cumulative salary."
State officials said that the retirement system would not credit Mr. Evola with more than 260 days a year in any case, but that the accumulated salaries could affect the size of his pension.
Some workers at McDonald's would have to work for 550 years to accumulate the salary and bonus the CEO makes in a single year, Bloomberg Businessweek found.
For the Options Group, which is primarily an executive search business, one advantage of interviewing thousands of Wall Street employees a year is accumulating extensive salary information.
He had received his final check for his prorated salary and accumulated sick days.
He would be entitled, however, to the balance of his $325,000 annual salary, plus accumulated vacation time.
And as he awaits his official retirement next month, Mr. Prince can rest assured that he will leave with $68 million, including his salary and accumulated stockholdings; a $1.7 million pension; an office, car and driver for up to five years — all in addition to the bonus.
The Citigroup CEO credited with overseeing the bank's ill-fated investments, Charles O. Prince III, was forced out a year ago as the bank's massive sub-prime losses began mounting but the board of directors still gave him a $12.5 million bonus, $68 million in salary and accumulated stockholdings, a $1.7 million pension, an office, and a car and driver for up to five years.
She remembers "shortages of everything, and having to stand in line for bread, sugar, salt … factories didn't have money to pay salaries and relatives accumulated socks, soap, shoes for the future".
If, say, all assets in excess of what could be accumulated from a £1m annual salary and £1m annual bonus, were confiscated from those involved in the collapsed institutions and placed back in the public purse, would that not have an immediate beneficial effect on the economy?
They have accumulated personal fortunes despite modest salaries.
