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salaried
/ ˈsælərɪd /
adjective
- earning or yielding a salary
salaried employment
a salaried worker
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- non·sala·ried adjective
- un·sala·ried adjective
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Example Sentences
It’s unclear whether United will attempt to sign another high-salaried player before the season and save the other slot for Arriola’s return, or hold both open until the summer.
When we were first told that we had to close down the dining room, I didn’t let go of my salaried employees.
Amazon was long considered a thug to competitors and a slavedriver to employees, hourly and salaried alike.
While two-thirds of the workers are part-time, the cuts also involve executives and salaried employees, the company said.
Two-thirds of the planned layoffs involve part-time workers but they ranged from salaried employees to hourly workers, Disney officials said.
Cosgrove said that 75 percent of graduating medical students want to be salaried.
The salaried employees who stay home will work harder than usual.
From a planner's perspective, hoever, here is the real central fact about Cleveland Clinic: its doctors are salaried.
When companies were organized they employed salaried managers, whose salaries were paid before profits were reckoned at all.
For the first time in its history it employed special salaried organizers.
Excluding only employers and salaried persons, his percentage was 7.7, which compares closely with Professor Barnett's.
The salaried men and the wage earners suffer—that is, the cost is borne by those with relatively "fixed" incomes.
It is difficult to find a suitable man unless he is adequately salaried and supported.
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