The phrase 'get salary' is not correct and usable in written English.
To make the phrase grammatically correct, you can say 'receive salary'. For example, "Employees receive salary bi-weekly."
You get salary caps, drafts and level playing fields; union battles and player strikes; and relocation.
Teams often do that with veteran players to get salary cap relief, but Armstead also requested it to provide an immediate boost to his pay.
Analysts for the legislature said the Hogan administration had not taken into account the prospect that Amazon employees would get salary increases.
According to the survey, about 12percentt of top managers will not get salary increases - up from 7percentt last year.
Mr Milburn promised that the UK's 24,000 senior hospital doctors would get salary rises worth up to £20,000 over 10 years in return for limits on the amount of private work they carry out.
Today, the chairman of the unit, John J. Mack, predicted that it would exceed its target of saving $700 million through job cuts, but he added that it would take two to three years to get salary and bonus levels down to the industry average.
When a team reworks a player's deal to get salary-cap relief, it basically cuts a high salary, say, from $5 million, to a lower one, usually the league minimum.
"Instead they get salaries.
"Last month, the teachers did not get salaries.
People cannot work, employees don't get salaries.
"When they get salaries, they teach," he said.
