The phrase "assigned salary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific salary that has been designated or allocated to an individual for their role or position.
Example: "After the performance review, I was informed of my assigned salary for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "designated salary" or "allocated salary."
Liveability surveys were intended as a corporate tool, a way for businesses to assign salaries to employees being relocated.
This method was used to assign salaries for health providers, the cost of buildings and equipment paid out by the Ministry of Public Health, as well as expenditures from the Ministries of Defense, Security, Education and Solidarity and the Civil Service Mutual Insurance.
Each position is assigned a salary grade.
In the N.B.A., each draft position is assigned a salary figure.
Although limited as a proxy for the scientific contribution of a paper[5], citation counts are often used in research funding and promotion decisions and have even been assigned a salary-increase dollar value[6].
Administrative staff appointments are encompassed within the Institute's staff salary administration program in which each position has been assigned an associated salary range based on an evaluation of level of education and experience required in the position and the difficulty, responsibility, and impact on Institute affairs inherent in the position.
The average salary assigned to the angry man was nearly $38,000 while the angry woman received an average of only $23,000.
By trading for Sterling Hitchcock, the Yankees had his $6 million salary assigned to them for purposes of determining Aug. 31 payrolls and broke away from the pack.
Mr. Horn, a member of the town committee assigned to redress salary inequities, said that town employees were paid 30percentt more in Southampton and 40percentt more in Riverhead, a town with far lower housing costs.
