The phrase "pay level" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to the amount of salary or wages paid for a job. For example: "The pay level for this position is competitive with market rates."
The new minimum pay level for over-25s takes effect in April.
Northwest pilots would be brought up to the Delta pay level gradually, under Mr. Anderson's plan.
This is what it says about how Ipsa worked out an appropriate pay level for MPs.
"The pay level is low, and the work is extremely hard.
Once a pay level has been reached, it becomes a minimum.
He suggests a number of routes to bring your pay level up to that of your male counterparts.
The pay level below which workers are automatically eligible for overtime pay will rise to $23,660, from $8,060.
"I've never seen the job market this horrible," he said, "when you couldn't get a job or even an offer of a job at a decent pay level".
But a minimum wage was not just about setting a pay level; it was about how that level was reached, the panel agreed.
He even introduced legislation, in the House, to require his fellow-representatives to lower their own salaries, if they passed NAFTA, to the pay level of Mexican politicians.
At the maximum pay level, regular teachers make $70,000 a year, but top salaries for those who teach adults are $61,430.
