remuneration [rɪˌmju:nərˈeɪʃən, Am -nəˈreɪ-] N form
- remuneration
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An employer may not unilaterally deduct any amount from the remuneration to which an employee is entitled.
en.wikipedia.org The general reshuffle in 1973 also tried to standardize the finances of the parishes with priests theoretically receiving equal remunerations.
en.wikipedia.org Over 60% of taxable income came from salaries, wages and remuneration.
en.wikipedia.org The saloon keepers sought remuneration for liquor they claimed was confiscated during the period of martial law.
en.wikipedia.org His annual remuneration for this role was 165,000.
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