nonsalaried
- adjective
- /ˌnɒnˈsælərid/
:
no remunerado
- While almost 60 percent of the nonsalaried physicians designated as "entrepreneurial" would deal with patient nonpayment by turning the "bill over to a collection agency," approximately 34 percent of the nonsalaried physicians designated as "socially conscious" would take this action.
Examples
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Kanter herself found that standards of appearance for managers, professionals, and other salaried employees (predominantly male) differed from the standards for secretaries, clerks, and other nonsalaried employees (predominantly female).
Academic text (1990) -
By way of contrast, the concern with "our inability to deliver good medical care to the poor" is more often selected by the salaried physicians than by the nonsalaried ones.
Academic text (1990) -
On paper, the new law provides Bourgas City with a civil defense unit made up of six or seven full-time workers, plus an unspecified number of nonsalaried volunteers who are on call at specified times and are paid only if they respond to an emergency.
Academic text (1995) -
While almost 60 percent of the nonsalaried physicians designated as "entrepreneurial" would deal with patient nonpayment by turning the "bill over to a collection agency," approximately 34 percent of the nonsalaried physicians designated as "socially conscious" would take this action.
Academic text (1990) -
The organization relies on nonsalaried volunteers to help run community events.
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Many nonprofits depend on nonsalaried staff to fulfill their missions without exceeding budgets.
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During the summer, several nonsalaried interns gained valuable experience working in the department.
Synonyms
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6.5
Does not get money for work done
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3.7
Done without money given for work or services
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5.6
Not paid for work, for example volunteers or family carers
Not paid for work or help
Not paid for work you do
Work done without pay
Antonyms
How Salaried
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonsalaried is made from non- meaning 'not' and salary, a word that comes from an old word for 'salt' because people were once paid with salt. So nonsalaried means 'not getting a regular salary'.