salary [ˈsælərɪ]
sustantivo
salario (m); sueldo (m) pay in general
a yearly salary Less experienced employees work for lower salaries. He was paid a top salary.
"salary negotiable" "salario or sueldo a convenir"
modificador
salary bracket (n) categoría (f) salarial Council tax is not charged according to salary bracket but according to the value of your property. He left his job in the hope that he could break into a higher salary bracket elsewhere.
salary earner (n) asalariadoaasalariada (m) (f);a asalariada Like many salary men, Ishihata says he regularly drank after work, arrived at his home in the suburbs at midnight and then got up at six in the morning to make the long train commute back to work So you take a young salary man who marries an `OL # an office lady # There's not even room in the apartment for the two of them, much less a kid
salary package (n) paquete (m) salarial Even with this improved salary package, which includes a Ford Escort Mexico club car, he still falls some way short of Old Trafford's big earners
salary range (n) gama (f) de salarios
salary review (n) revisión (f) de sueldos
salary scale (n) escala (f) salarial
salary structure (n) estructuración (f) salarial the main civil service trades unions agreed a salary structure for the following year
