薪的例句大全

They are willing to offer him an annual salary of ￥50, 000 to do the job.

5做这个工作,他们愿向他提供5万元的年薪.

He was given a seven-year contract with an annual salary of $ 150, 000.

他签了一份为期七年的合同,年薪15万美元.

If your reduction is severe, you might have to take more drastic action.

假如减薪的幅度很大, 你也许不得不采取更激进的行动.

This offer of a high salary and a free house is very seductive.

这种高薪加免费住房的条件十分诱人.

A : What salary do you expect per week? B : $ 300.

你希望每周多少薪水? B: 一周300美元.

Public accounting: Public accountants are individuals who offer their professional services to the public for a fee, in much the same manner as a lawyer or a consulting engineer.

公众会计：公众会计是那些拿薪水提供专门服务的人在很多行为方面就像律师和咨询顾问。

As the price mark of the human capital, the salary has the suitable guidance function to the talented person's flow.

而薪酬作为人力资本的价格符号，对人才的流动有着相当的导向作用。

Unable to collect from customers who themselves have no money, Yang said he stopped paying salaries two months ago.

他的客户现在已经山穷水尽，由于无法从他们身上收到账款，杨说，他的工厂已经停发了两个月的薪水了。

APPLE VALLEY, Calif.-Outside her two-story tract home in this working-class town, Debbie Alberts, a part-time food service worker, has torn out most of the lawn.

苹果谷——戴比縠伯茨（Debbie Alberts）是一名兼职餐饮业服务人员，在她家位于工薪阶层社区的两层楼房屋之外，她已经把大部分的草皮铲掉了。

He still plans to end the Bush-era tax cuts for those earning more than$ 250000.

他仍然打算结束布什时代的税收减免政策，该政策针对年薪超过25万美元的群体。

But she was so productive at reduced pay, Ms. Thornton says, that her employer chose to keep her over more senior full-timers.

桑顿说，但是这名员工薪水低、效率高，于是她的雇主决定把她留下来，而把更资深的全职员工裁掉了。

How would you feel when told that your salary would be cut by35% each year or the company would find new replacements at half your cost?

如果您被告知您的工资每年被减掉35%或准备招聘薪资比您低一半的新人，您会做何感想？

Besides this, they have to pay a third year extension fee and employers deduct up to one third of their salary as forced savings to prevent them from running away.

除此之外，他们还必须付第三年的延期费用，且他们薪资的三分之一还得被雇主扣为强迫储蓄，以防他们逃跑。

Research on Salary System under Balance Scored Card Theory in Military Hospitals

军队医院平衡计分卡薪酬设计研究

The new system offers a € 92,000 annual salary and a generous "non-contributory" pension funded wholly by taxpayers.

新体系提供的年薪为9.2万欧元以及丰厚的“雇主负担”的养老金，该养老金都用的是自纳税者的钱。

Further, he did not believe banks should have to pre-fund compensation schemes and said contingent capital – debt that can turn into equity in times of stress – was too complex.

此外，他不认为银行应为薪酬计划预先拨款，并表示应急资本（在紧急情况下可转化为股权的债务）的规定太过复杂。

There has been concern that high-performing bankers would defect if compensation levels deteriorated.

这些银行一直担心,如果薪酬水平恶化,业绩出色的银行家会转投别家.

New pay systems reward productivity, quality, service and teamwork while penalizing underperformance.

新的薪酬体系对高效、高质量、服务和团队精神予以奖励，而对表现欠佳的员工给予惩罚。

High-paying jobs are often high-stress jobs.

高薪水的工作通常也是高压力的工作.

Between 1997 and 2007, first-year salaries doubled from$ 80,000 to$ 160,000 at the toniest law firms, often referred to as big law.

从1997年至2007年，在最顶尖的律所，也就是所谓“大律所”，首年入职员工的薪酬翻了一番，从80000美元上涨到160000美元。