salary
Refers to a large amount of money earned as salary.
Refers to a large amount of money earned as salary.
Salary paid for a full year of work.
The salary offered when beginning a new job.
Refers to a small amount of money earned as salary.
The typical salary for a particular job or industry.
Refers to a large amount of money earned as salary.
Refers to a large amount of money earned as salary.
The lowest salary allowed by law or contract.
Refers to a large amount of money earned as salary.
A salary that is as good as or better than other companies offer.
Salary paid each month.
The basic amount of pay before bonuses or overtime.
A salary that is as good as or better than other companies offer.
Refers to a large amount of money earned as salary.
The basic amount of pay before bonuses or overtime.
The salary one is presently earning.
Refers to a large amount of money earned as salary.
Refers to a small amount of money earned as salary.
Salary paid for a full year of work.
A salary that is as good as or better than other companies offer.
A salary with six digits (e.g., 100,000 to 999,999).
Total salary before taxes are deducted.
Salary after taxes are deducted.
Refers to a large amount of money earned as salary.
The salary earned at the end of a career, often used for pension calculations.
The typical salary for a particular job or industry.
Refers to a small amount of money earned as salary.
A salary with seven digits (e.g., 1,000,000 to 9,999,999).
A salary on which no income tax has to be paid.
Refers to a small amount of money earned as salary.
The part of a salary on which pension contributions are calculated.
Salary paid upon termination of employment. 'Severance pay' is more common in both AmE and BrE.
A rise in the amount of money earned.
A rise in the amount of money earned.
A rise in the amount of money earned.
A reduction in the amount of money earned.
A reduction in the amount of money earned.
To be employed and receiving a regular salary.
To be able to get a certain salary due to skills or position.
To increase a salary.
To give someone money for the work they do.
To increase a salary.
To be able to get a certain salary due to skills or position.
To decrease a salary.
To make a salary twice as large.
To receive a salary, often used in a formal or official context.
To increase a salary.
To be able to get a certain salary due to skills or position.
To make a salary three times as large.
To decrease a salary.
An increase in salary amount.
An increase in salary amount.
The total compensation offered, including salary, bonuses, and other benefits.
A range of salaries for a particular job or level.
An increase in salary amount.
A decrease in salary amount.
The amount or rank of a salary.
A system that determines how much an employee should be paid.
An increase in salary amount.
A formal assessment of an employee's salary.
A system that determines how much an employee should be paid.
A limit on the amount of money that can be spent on salaries, especially in sports.
The total amount of money a company spends on salaries.
A range of salaries for a particular job or level.
A range of salaries for a particular job or level.
The total amount of money a company spends on salaries.
When the amount of a salary goes up.
When the amount of a salary goes up.