"small pay" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to an amount of money that is lower than what is usual or expected. For example, "He accepted the job even though it came with small pay."
The contract includes some small pay increases but also cuts in health and pension benefits, The Associated Press reported.
It added that complaints from consumers that had resulted in small pay outs should also be reviewed.
This means a small pay hike for a few hundred-thousand whokers who do such things as wash laundry on military bases.
The realities of urban working class life, the long shifts, the small pay, the threat of industrial accidents created a volatile atmosphere.
The extension, for nearly fifty million dollars, marked a small pay cut from Bryant's annual thirty million, but it was enough to maintain his status as the league's best-compensated player, a distinction he has owned since 2009.
If so, it can be the right long-term move even if you have to take a small pay cut or deal with a higher cost of living, she says.
"It's taking your passion and selling it out for a small pay-cheque.
Stung, I turned to some of the small pay-to-participate digs I'd seen advertised in the newsletter.
Already viewers have started cancelling their $70 cable or satellite subscriptions, and downloading their favourite television shows from online sites like Hulu or YouTube for nothing or, at most, a small pay-as-you-go fee.
The co-op also has a small paid staff.
He said the new program was deliberately small, paying for just 10 beds at the center.
