The phrase "analysis of salary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of salary data, trends, or structures within a specific context, such as a workplace or industry.
Example: "The analysis of salary revealed significant disparities between different departments within the company."
Alternatives: "salary evaluation" or "salary assessment".
An analysis of salary data compiled by the state teachers' union found that while some school districts in Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, Rockland and Orange Counties pay up to 40percentt more in some experience levels than New York City, those districts are the exception to the rule.
The first step, conducting an analysis of salary and bonus data by gender, department, time spent at company, age, education and location, is the most tedious part.
An analysis of salaries in the final quarter of 2010 showed graduate employees earning 85% more than those who left school after GCSEs.
Jonathan Rothwell and Neil Ruiz of Brookings Institute did an objective analysis of salaries for the professions that get the most H1-B requests.
Women at startups make 77 cents for every dollar earned by men, according to an analysis of salaries of 2,300 employees at small businesses and startups. .
In 2014, HuffPost conducted a historical analysis of White House salary data using only higher-paying positions to see whether more women had been elevated to the top of the executive mansion's pyramid.
The analysis of gap salary related to gender and geographic regions is more difficult to analyse.
A detailed analysis of the salaries of physicians and non-physician medical personnel involved in the treatment of patients with DC was performed for CCH injection and fasciectomy.
(Analysis of wage patterns is often performed with the Census Bureau surveys, although most of them lack information on employee fringe benefits over and above wages and salaries).
In our analysis, "pay" consists of salary, bonus, exercised options and vested stock grants.
It doesn't help that the latest analysis of chief executive salaries shows inflation-busting pay increases across the board – something that is bound to annoy the Tory right, given that the bulk of housing association income comes from the taxpayer.
