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salary

[sal-uh-ree] / ˈsæl ə ri /


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“Shifting roles every two to four years can really contribute to a substantial salary increase.”

From MarketWatch

In Pittsburgh, for instance, the owner would rather complain about the lack of a salary cap than spend enough money to build a winner around generational pitcher Paul Skenes.

From Los Angeles Times

“But it’s really unsustainable for those Cubans who live with the miserable public salary,” he said, referring to state employees, who earn just a few dollars a month in Cuban currency.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead, state health worker unions want the state to increase salaries and benefits, to make permanent positions more attractive to candidates rather than spending it on highly paid contract workers.

From Los Angeles Times

For the majority of people, wages and salaries remain the primary source of income.

From Science Daily