The phrase "added pay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional compensation or salary that is provided on top of the regular pay.
Example: "The company announced an added pay for employees who worked overtime during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "additional compensation" or "extra salary".
Spotify has added pay models, including an ad-free day pass for 99p and a premium, ad-free service for £9.99 per month, but earlier in November Spotify chief executive Daniel Ek admitted that the planned US launch of Spotify had been delayed, reportedly because US labels are concerned about how the free, ad-supported streaming model will work there.
He added: "Pay restraint protects public sector jobs, supports high-quality public services and helps put the UK's finances back on track".
A spokesperson added: "Pay restraint protects public sector jobs, supports high-quality public services and helps put the UK's finances back on track".
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The added pay and benefits added thousands of dollars to each vehicle sold.
He added: "Pay-to-stay sounds straightforward but it is a policy with initially unseen complexities, and which could generate large numbers of costly legal appeals and challenges from tenants".
The US, he added, "paid a military security price every day … because the Americans were seen as biased in support of Israel".
JustFab has also added pay-as-you-go pricing to give consumers the option to try the service before they commit to the subscription model.
Since launch, it has lowered tariff prices, increased some data caps, added pay-as-you-go options, boosted speeds on portions of the network and continued to build out coverage — the latter helping it hold on to its early mover advantage vs rivals.
Plus, the platform has added paid political filters for candidates to advertise.
Nearly two years after Apple added paid TV show downloads to U.S. iTunes Store, it has now launched the feature for U.K. customers.
