salaried
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3.4
- adjective
- /ˈsæl.ər.id/
:
asalariado
- The narrator is a salaried worker whose earnings do not cover his monthly expenses.
- salaried employees
- salaried workers
- salaried position
So, so far, this hasn't really been an issue of salaried employees working less.
- So, so far, this hasn't really been an issue of salaried employees working less.
- Or people working in more highly salaried jobs that can be harder to replace.
- Thing is, a shift worker doesn't sound like a salaried employee.
- It's the creation of the professional politician class in which these people are paid and salaried.
- But we paid very slowly and the staff accepted that they were all freelancers and and consultants rather than salaried staff.
- So our first contestant here is of course Ian, the salaried employee.
- We are joined today by Ian, the salaried employee.
Examples
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I'm just a salaried employee.
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As I said, Bob, these are legitimate salaried employees from my home state.
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"But in many cases, those workers are salaried and can be in middle management...
Blog text (30) -
I ran into a similar issue with a salaried officer of our company.
Blog text (17) -
Or people working in more highly salaried jobs that can be harder to replace.
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Our few salaried staff work out of D.C.
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In the case of partnerships, different partners often looked after each store; otherwise, salaried managers were employed.
Academic text (2005) -
However, the plans covering salaried employees are usually dependent on the employee's compensation.
Academic text (1990) -
The typical demonstrator of today is a female salaried employee; twenty years ago, it was a male worker.
Academic text (1991) -
As a salaried employee, she enjoys a steady income regardless of the hours she works.
Synonyms
28
2.8
Employed and receiving regular pay from a company
Paid regularly for work or service
Antonyms
How Paid
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Salaried comes from salary, which comes from the old Latin salarium, originally an allowance for 'salt' (sal). In ancient times salt was very valuable and soldiers were paid for it, so salaried now means someone who gets a 'regular, fixed pay'.