differential pay
noun[U]
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paythat is different for differentindustriesor forparticulargroupsofemployees:
Theminimumwageschemeproposeddifferentialpayfor 18-21yearolds.
Examplesofdifferential pay
differential pay
Officers receive nightdifferentialpayand time and a half for holiday work and overtime.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The mid-1950s saw the end of discrimination in salary scales against female teachers and the elimination ofdifferentialpayfor teachers in elementary, junior secondary, and senior secondary schools.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.I have always thought that the logic ofdifferentialpayand geographical variations in pay is absolutely irrefutable.
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Besides,differentialpaywill be impossible, because none will be satisfied with the pay received, except those who receive the highest pay.
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Is it not a fact that, as a result of thisdifferentialpayaward, integration will be made rather harder than it need be?
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I refer to thedifferentialpayscales between some insiders and outsiders and, perhaps worse, between insiders and insiders.
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There are currently no plans to introducedifferentialpaybanding for officers.
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It isdifferentialpayfor the public sector in the regions.
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Such bargaining is the destroyer of fairdifferentialpay.
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Employers have never had an insight into or interest in nationaldifferentialpay.
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