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payslip

payslip

1 3.4
A paper or digital note showing how much you earned and what was taken for tax and insurance
  • noun
  • /ˈpeɪˌslɪp/
  • UK
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  • These hours can be in direct care, management, education, policy, research, or "other" (OH might be an option here); and evidence can include: timesheets, invoices, payslips, contracts, job specifications, or role profiles. Day 3

Examples

  • Payslips can be used as one of the ways to check.

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  • The problem is Prime Minister, that payslips are not requirement on the UK and she called and emailed UK.

  • Payslips are issued for both groups weekly or biweekly.

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  • We have to pay for breakages, runners, sponsored uniform, tip commission, accountant for payslips, and clothes!

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  • I received my payslip today, and it shows my earnings and tax deductions.

  • The accountant explained that a payslip details the money earned and deductions made each month.

  • Before applying for a loan, I had to provide my last three payslips as proof of income.

Synonyms

paysheet
vspayslip
  • Specialized
5.7

A list that shows each employee and how much money they get

is an individual statement showing earnings and deductions for one worker

How Detailed

earnings report
  • Specialized
7 2.9
payslip
  • UK
1 3.4
paysheet
  • Specialized
5.7
check stub
  • US
2 4.4

Surface Forms

payslip singular
payslips plural

Morphology

payslip = pay + slip (transparent) = pay + slip

The meaning is a straightforward compound: a small paper ('slip') showing pay, which learners can derive from the components.

Etymology

The word payslip is a simple compound of pay ('money you get for work') and slip ('a small piece of paper'), so it means a small paper about your pay. That's why a payslip is the paper that shows how much you earned and the amounts taken off, like tax or insurance.