"salary" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe the amount of money one is paid for their job. For example, "My salary is $50,000 per year."
And then there is the money - salary up from £140,000 a year to £850,000 and potentially millions more in share options and incentive schemes.
It partners with Kenyan businesses, with employees then able to use M-Pepea to get immediate loans of up to 20% of their monthly salary.
He denied that Snowden was living in housing provided by the Russian government or under the protection of government agents, saying that the whistleblower lived off his salary and donations to a fund in his name.
It found that 63% believe that MPs' current salary is high enough and shouldn't be increased.
Currently, those employees can use salary packaging to claim an unlimited amount for meals, alcohol, entertainment and even venue hire under fringe benefits tax (FBT) arrangements.
In a later email, another promise is given: "If the needs be I will look into it on a bigger scale eg your salary package".
"Earlier, salary and technology were the major factors but [that] has changed now.
She said McDonald's offered health insurance, but it would cost $400 a month for her alone –about half her monthly salary.
A typical combined salary for a WSL player also on one of 27 "central" England contracts is around £45,000 per annum – peanuts compared to their male peers but an infinite improvement on the £5 match fees commonly paid by leading clubs only a couple of decades ago.
He says he was informed this month that the club wanted to reduce the salary and were offering a shorter-term than initially agreed when he joined the club.
Now there is a £45,000 a-week salary, a second daughter, Sofia, and next year he will marry his fiancee.
