annual salary

He has an average annual salary of nearly $3 million.

Usually you can put in up to 15 percent of your annual salary.

But for eight games, the man with an average annual salary of almost $19 million could not buy a hit.

That works out to more than 40 times his annual salary.

It worked out at eight or ten times my annual salary.

I would suggest no more than an average annual salary.

His annual salary will be increased to $8.6 million for each of the next five years.

In 1939, the average annual salary was under three hundred dollars.

The table below gives average annual salaries in the year 2000.

In about 59 percent of the cases, the public employees received a higher annual salary.

They are currently limited to 30 percent of members' annual salaries.

In his current role, he is drawing an annual salary of $1 million.

The settlement includes an annual salary increase of 3 percent for the next four years.

In such cases they were often allowed to take for themselves an annual salary out of those revenues.

But the down side is the high cost of living, particularly housing, even though many annual salaries have broken the $200,000 mark.

The only sticking point may be what Jackson wants in terms of annual salary.

"People just factor the money in as part of their annual salary expectations," she said.

Such a national search costs 4 percent of an employee's annual salary.

That amount has a targeted value of no more than $8 million, or four times his annual salary.

He is finally given an annual salary by the government to remain in exile just outside of the country.

His annual salary while playing for Boston never exceeded $3,000.

He is expected to command an annual salary approaching $10 million.

For performing these functions, he received an annual salary of £800.

Among the topics on today's agenda was the players association's annual salary report.

The life insurance industry's rule of thumb is 10 times annual salary for an individual.