Sentence examples for salary estimates from inspiring English sources
The experts suggest you start with an online search on sites like Payscale.com, Indeed.com, Salary.com, Glassdoor.com, or the Bureau of Labor Statistics website, which all provide ballpark salary estimates for any given profession.
With the offer of a record-smashing transfer fee of more than £100m on the table, and weekly salary estimates ranging as high as £500,000, this is clearly no ordinary deal.
The data covers job listings in the third quarter of 2012 with salary estimates of $50,000 or more.
Maureen Drum Fagin, director of Career Services at The Institute of Culinary Education, gave us ballpark annual salary estimates for a high-end Manhattan restaurant.
A recruiter may have a relevant lead for you, or they may just have market knowledge – salary estimates, what the in-demand skills are, which sectors are hiring.
But it now is at risk of losing its delivery personnel to competitors after scrapping the couriers' base payments, which amounts to a cut of 20% from an 8,000 yuan ($1,191) average monthly salary, estimates Shawn Yang, managing director of Hong Kong-based research firm Blue Lotus Capital Advisors.
He complained about the disparity between his salary, estimated at $150,000 an episode, and Mr. Romano's.
Bill Belichick is said to be the highest-paid coach in professional sports, with a salary estimated by Forbes at more than $7.5 million a year.
I'm not sure where Savage got this salary estimate from, as he doesn't indicate any source, but according to the Teacher Portal website, the starting salary for a teacher in Wisconsin is $25,222, and averages at $46,390, after 10 or more years of service.
In 2009, as the crisis began laying waste to the reputations of some of finance's biggest names, especially in the debt-trading world, Javid got out, turning his back on a salary estimated to be in the region of £3m a year.
As if to give substance to this possibility, Beckham announced on Thursday he would give his PSG salary – estimated at £150,000 a week, which is a lot of citrons pressés however you look at it – to a French children's charity.
