Sentence examples for to salary from inspiring English sources
noun
A fixed amount of money paid to a worker, usually calculated on a monthly or annual basis, not hourly, as wages. Implies a degree of professionalism and/or autonomy.
This is also true, to some extent, to salary differences.
And his employees have all agreed to salary cuts.
A team spokesman attributed the move to salary cap restrictions.
Partners subject to salary reductions have already been informed by firm management.
Defined-benefit pensions, which link retirement income to salary, are expensive promises to keep.
That incentive pay would be in addition to salary and bonus payments.
Relegation can be a staggering blow, leading to salary cuts, player sales and financial misery.
(Imagine if the students could take their scores to salary arbitration).
It is not surprising to see girls aiming lower than boys when it comes to salary.
Two other possible Swiss referendums are looming, both linked to salary issues.
The more they pay for an employee's health insurance, the less they can allocate to salary.
