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payment by results

British

noun

a system of wage payment whereby all or part of the wage varies systematically according to the level of work performance of an employee

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Example Sentences

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She has told the BBC she favours "payment by results".

From BBC

She said she favoured "payment by results" and added: "Keir Starmer has failed workers and needs to step up to the plate."

From BBC

For teleworkers, continuous surveillance was swapped for carefully negotiated “deliverables” and payment by results, while only those deemed to have the right “personality” were extended the privilege of working from home.

From The Guardian

Payment by results - a key element of Mr Grayling's model - will not be used.

From BBC

But the mayor made exaggerated claims about the success of a flagship youth offending scheme, and with "payment by results" hampering the project, this too fell off the mayoral agenda.

From BBC

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