salary rate

Nearly 50 percent of the employees there have been receiving special salary rates for three or four years.

At the going salary rate, the woman would have a reasonable financial cushion.

Of course, the new owners will have to pay those salary rates on top of their purchase price.

These include expected salary rates, working hours, overtime penalties, required meals and other related criteria.

And the salary reference is the highest salary rate you've actually received during the last three years.

The salary reference is actually the highest salary rate.

Retirement is at full salary rate.

Unless Congress acted to disapprove them within 30 days, the salary rates recommended by the President would be implemented.

Employees receiving special rates for hard-to-fill positions receive the higher of their special salary rate or locality pay.

Payments made at full, or reduced, wage or salary rates to workers absent from work, because of illness, accidental injury, maternity leave, etc.

Forms will be provided to document donated services such as labor (professional salary rates must be verified with documentation acceptable for auditing purposes).

Any childcare vouchers you get in return for a reduction in your pay (called a 'salary sacrifice'), will reduce your hourly salary rate.

Searches for other than electronic records - Search charges are calculated by using the salary rate of the employee(s) making the search (basic pay plus 16 percent).

It established a canon, argued that English must become the linguistic and literary standard throughout the British Empire, and even proposed salary rates for lecturers.

In 2005, information on salary rates of senior TVNZ staff was leaked, Hercus was named as the source.

Issues dividing the two sides include overtime rules for weekend work, salary rates, wages for out-of-town film and television production and guidelines for making nonunion films.

One 2006 study published at Salary.com determined that Birmingham was second in the nation for building personal net worth, based on local salary rates, living expenses, and unemployment rates.

The women who earned enough to live on found it impossible to keep their salary rate from being reduced because bosses often made "mistakes" in computing a worker's piece rate.

The city's proposal would require our members to work additional hours and weeks for a salary increase less than the prorated value of this additional work at current salary rates.

These tend to be the courses that tenure-track faculty do not prefer to teach, and are unnecessarily costly for them to do so (at their comparatively higher salary rates).

Workers loan the state a week's salary and the state eventually repays the loan with the equivalent of interest, since the repayment is likely to be at a higher salary rate.

For review of records - Commercial use requesters are charged for review of records at the salary rate (basic pay plus 16 percent) of the employee(s) making the review.

The Birmingham metropolitan area has consistently been rated as one of America's best places to work and earn a living based on the area's competitive salary rates and relatively low living expenses.

Postage is charged at actual rate for first class mail Staff time is calculated at actual cost per staff member hourly salary rate to a maximum of £15 per person per hour.

Irish property valuations are highest in Dublin, where the valuations are being driven by confidence, the highest salary rates in the Irish economy, and heavy US private sector direct investment.