Salary
Meanings and phrases
salary
- something that remunerates; wage; pay; earnings; remuneration
E.g.
- He was released to save the team salary cap space.
- The A-League salary cap is $3.2 million for the 2019–20 season.
- There is no team or individual salary cap in the Premier League.
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- His annual salary as a U.S. sergeant was $204 ().
- In 2008, the annual salary of the auditor of Indiana was $66,000.
- Cruz Azul doubled his previous annual salary of €900,000 per year.
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- The average teacher salary was $49,738.
- The average teacher salary is $53,412.
- The average teacher salary in the district was $50,677 for 180 days worked.
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- The average teacher salary was $49,738.
- The average teacher salary is $53,412.
- The average teacher salary in the district was $50,677 for 180 days worked.
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- The average salary in the district is $56,593.
- The average salary was $57,113.
- Additionally, the party wants to raise the minimum wage to 60% of the average salary.
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- He also added that Tirana owns him 14 monthly salary.
- She was also given Four thousand Indian rupees as a monthly salary.
- When he returned for the first time, he was offered the monthly salary of .
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- A professor typically earns a base salary and a range of benefits.
- His base salary was $1.3 million.
- According to Rapoport, Carter signed a one-year deal with a base salary of $1.75m.
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- The district employed 263 teachers and administrators, with a top salary of $124,106.
- In 2011, the district employed 305 teachers and administrators, with an average salary of $64,646 and a top salary of $145,000.
- In 2009, the district reported employing 268 teachers and administrators with a median salary of $55,441 and a top salary of $132,117.
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- His starting salary was 20 dollars a week.
- In 1911 she went to work full-time at the pottery, where her starting salary was $7 a week.
- In 2009, the district reports employing over 190 teachers with a starting salary of $40,000 for 180 days of pupil instruction.