The phrase "salary increment" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it whenever discussing an increase in one's salary, typically with regards to a job or employment. Example: "After receiving a promotion, John was pleased to see that his salary increment would allow him to comfortably afford a new house."
We create Orwellian programs that claim to respect our best teachers by giving them many more students, along with paraprofessionals and a modest salary increment.
Do they mean "Did you include every salary increment you ever received on any job?" The instruction to "be complete" is ludicrous.
As a result of such low job satisfaction, there are of course many teachers that leave their positions quickly and there are others who continue without annual salary increment for even a single financial year during their teaching careers.
(KII 2, Nursing Union) Unfortunately in the eyes of the nurses, it [OSD] was more about the salary increment.
Regarding the identification of the attributes, salary increment was not identified as an attribute during the qualitative study, as it was in many studies.
The following variables were analysed: method of admission, length of working week, holiday entitlements and length of holidays, 13th salary entitlement, medical leave allowance, validity of the contract or competitive examination, right to advance notice and annual salary increment.
The government argues that this is because they will still receive salary "increments" – small payments to progress them up the pay scales.
He thought that writers had become complicit in the academic logrolling and gamesmanship of publish-or-perish: using other people's money — grants from their universities and from arts agencies — they devised ways to get their own and one another's work into print, and then converted those publications into salary increments (which is apparently how Cassill thought that most professors operate).
Balakrishnan makes sure he maintains margins, while Pai keeps his flock happy through salary increments.
In March the government entered into an agreement with the university dons after signing a collective bargaining agreement to pay them over $96m£74m4m) in salary increments.
Teachers' performance grade and potential are directly linked to monetary incentives, such as salary increments and performance bonuses, as well as career development opportunities (Liew 2012).
