The phrase "average pay per" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical earnings associated with a specific category, such as a job title, industry, or demographic group.
Example: "The average pay per employee in the tech industry has increased significantly over the past few years."
Alternatives: "mean salary for" or "typical earnings per".
Average pay per director remained at around £8m.
This helps explain why at Goldman, for example, the average pay per employee has fallen 24percentt since 2010 and 39percentt since 2007.
Average pay per employee rose to $130,600 in the 2008-9 fromal year from $95,600 in the 2003-4 fiscal year.
Average pay per employee at Barclays Capital, the investment banking arm of Barclays, rose to £236,000 from £191,000 last year even as the bank insisted it had cut its bonus pool in line with the Project Merlin deal.
RBS's figure for average pay per member of code staff, expected to be around £1m, will be roughly in line with HSBC, which has identified 280 of its top employees as code staff, earning an average of just over £1m.
We also broke down total pay by industry in average pay per boss.
The average pay-per-view sale for a bout runs from $30-$30-$60d according to Bob Arum, Mr Pacquiao's promoter, in this case those prices will probably increase to $90 for a standard feed and $100 for high-definition.
The average pay-per-view film is about $5. Neither The Hot Network nor AT&T would disclose how the charge to consumers is split between them.
Among the county executive's demands is that the police accept a three-year pay freeze, arguing that Nassau cannot afford raises on top of last year's average pay of $100,000 per officer, including overtime.
She boosted the statutory amount (12 weeks of average pay) with a £900 per working year deal that has been rescinded.
Today, unemployment is under six per cent, average pay is up three per cent over last year, and the economy grew at four per cent for much of 2014.
