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salaried

adjective as in white-collar

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He also says he was improperly categorized as a salaried employee and wasn’t paid overtime despite allegedly being required to work 15-, 16- and 18-hour shifts regularly for a flat $200 a day.

She’s also accused of using her role to hire her granddaughter as a salaried employee and appoint her son-in-law to the board.

"When I started three years ago the job market was hugely different. Practices were crying out for salaried GPs and locums, there were plenty of vacancies."

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Meanwhile, the BJP also hoped for a boost from last week's federal budget, which slashed income tax for the salaried middle class, a key voting bloc in the capital.

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He added: “Demanding that labels pay artists like salaried employees ignores the fundamental economic structure of the business.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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