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salaries

noun as in money paid for work done

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Changes announced in the Budget mean that, from next April, employers would have to pay NI at 15% on salaries above £5,000, instead of the current 13.8% on salaries above £9,100.

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For example, it calls for getting rid of a provision that has allowed EPA to recruit scientists at salaries above the government pay scale for 5-year renewable contracts.

Flynn confirmed he would aim to hold his Westminster seat until the next general election, due in 2029, but would not accept two salaries.

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For more than a decade, traffickers brought men and women from Romania to the Hungarian capital, promising them relatively high salaries and good housing.

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But off the bike women have fought in recent years to achieve parity with the men's side of the sport when it comes to sponsorship deals, salaries and media exposure.

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