"hourly payment" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the rate or amount of remuneration an employee receives for their work, calculated on an hourly basis. Example: "The company offers competitive hourly payment for their part-time employees, with rates ranging from $10 to $15 per hour."
Carsharing typically involves a fleet of vehicles in stations around a city, which clients may use on an hourly payment basis.
They'll probably also have to rethink their hourly payment model and entertain the idea of charging transaction or hosting fees for contracts, to name just two possible approaches.
They had to cover administration charges, management overheads, travel costs, holiday pay, sick pay, pension contributions and a small amount of profit out of that hourly payment, which left very little for the people actually delivering the care.
"HMRC has agreed a new methodology for calculating the time involved in completing delivery rounds and this now forms the basis of the hourly payment received by our colleagues," said Reid. "Our colleagues are also asked to confirm if they have any health issues that we may need to take into account to enable us to make reasonable adjustments to their rounds and the times involved".
From March, the supermarket will increase its hourly payment to £8.20 from a previous minimum of £6.83 for shop workers.
We did this to better serve both constituents (consumers and businesses), giving them the best of both worlds (i.e., hourly payment options, recurring hiring options, etc.).
Coastal factories are increasing hourly payments to workers.
Some people might fear that hourly payments for doctors would only add to the upward spiraling of health care costs.
New entrants earn as little as £12,000 basic salary, although the airline says full-time staff earn at least £21,000 a year after additional hourly payments, commission and allowances for flights they work.
The World Economic Forum published a graphic in November as part of an analysis into robots and jobs which suggests that chief executives' jobs are probably safe – but so are those of landscaping and groundskeeping workers, despite an order of magnitude difference in their hourly payments.
Corless and Chesney said the consultants conduct a lot of work under the agreement without seeking hourly payments.
