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take-home pay
noun as in pay after deductions
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She’s not entirely sure how — she thinks maybe his hours changed, or his tax rate was adjusted — but she says his take-home pay is now less.
From Vox
In effect, the agency says, the Flex drivers received less total take-home pay.
From Time
Though the Department of Labor says this could raise take-home pay for many restaurant workers, especially back of the house workers, labor groups and activists aren’t so sure.
From Eater
The expiration of the payroll tax cuts that knocked 2% off consumers' take-home pay is having an impact, these companies say.
From The Daily Beast
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