I. pay <paid> [peı] VB trans
II. pay <paid> [peı] VB intr
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You might expect shareholders to be more comfortable with an executive pay packet structured this way since its aligns with shareholders' interests.
calgaryherald.com But one woman shows how it could be a reality, with some thrifty spending, sensible saving - and the help of a weighty pay packet.
www.dailymail.co.uk Mistakes happen when 8% is taken from the employment contract sum rather than what is actually in the pay packet.
www.indiannewslink.co.nz Low-paid workers will get an extra $300 a year of the low income tax offset upfront in their pay packet -- about $6 a week.
www.smh.com.au While the average pay packet has recently risen above inflation, many people still won't have seen their wages increase.
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