The phrase "proper salary" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I would like to receive a proper salary for the work that I am doing."
"There is no law that guarantees a proper salary for us".
Ultimately though, the buck stops with employers who should stick to the law and give their workers a proper salary.
Would $220,836 be the proper salary for a judge who now earns $136,700, as one argument filed with the commission suggested?
It is good pay, good working conditions, a proper salary.' Is it my fault for believing this? "All the time he [Arefin] gave me great hope.
It is a 13-month marketing trainee programme, with a proper salary, training, mentoring and a good chance of a full-time job at the end.
"It was very frustrating to be used as free labor whilst being fully qualified to get a proper salary for the job I was doing," said Miss Heinrup, 27, who eventually set up a freelance business.
I should declare an interest as someone who stands to benefit a lot by the new choices available to me, but the abolition of the rule that you have to take an annuity is enormously empowering for everyone who doesn't have a proper salary-related scheme.
If sevens is granted Olympic status significant grants will flow, allowing Olympus to pay proper salaries.
"Maybe if you gave them proper salaries, it would do away with expenses.
Is a corporation's owner taking a proper mix of salary and profit?
Although I'm getting paid a proper scientist's salary, I haven't yet got that crucial piece of paper that says I'm a Doctor.
