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base pay
noun as in pay excluding extras
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If we shopped three orders at once, the base pay would be $7 for the lot.
Knowing how a restaurant’s standard processes — like base pay, tipping, scheduling, benefits — are run helps lay a foundation of understanding and trust for a continuing relationship, not to mention will give you peace of mind.
The settlement with the Federal Trade Commission comes after Amazon allegedly used tips to subsidize base pay for independent contractors.
On the one hand, Amazon warehouse employees in the US make a base wage of $15 an hour, which is a higher base pay than most entry-level department store jobs.
As with Nucor, base pay at Haier is modest, but when employees hit ambitious “leading targets,” they have the chance to multiply their income several times over.
The base pay is about $45,000, and it takes 22 long years to hit the $100,000 cap, according to the Department of Education.
We received a base pay each month and a flying pay for each month when we flew at least four hours.
Men in the Flying Corps get 50 per cent more than the base pay their rating calls for.
Besides the base pay of a man's rating there is extra money for men doing special work.
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On this page you'll find 5 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to base pay, such as: base salary, base wage, minimum wage, and salary.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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