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Chung Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
wage/salary
0 this may seem like a rediculous question but is there a difference in the two definitions? 02 br
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00 when i searched online many described a wage as a salary however some sites said a wage is an hourly rate wear as a salary is a payment made periodically 02 br
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00 thanks in advance =] 0-
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00 when i searched online many described a wage as a salary however some sites said a wage is an hourly rate wear as a salary is a payment made periodically 02 br
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00 thanks in advance =] 0-
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0 It may depend on local usage. 02 br
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00 However, wage{s} generally indicates a sum of money paid regularly - weekly/monthly; whereas a salary is the term usually used to describe an annual total. 02 br
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00 His wages are £100 per week. 02 br
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00 His salary is £5200 a year. 0-
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00 However, wage{s} generally indicates a sum of money paid regularly - weekly/monthly; whereas a salary is the term usually used to describe an annual total. 02 br
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00 His wages are £100 per week. 02 br
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00 His salary is £5200 a year. 0-
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0 hmm, that makes sense, thank you very much id have to check that but that seems about right 0-
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0 Hi, 02 br
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00 More common than talking about 'my wage' or 'my salary' is to talk about 01 b 00 'my pay'. 02 b 02 br
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00 Best wishes, Clive 0-
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00 More common than talking about 'my wage' or 'my salary' is to talk about 01 b 00 'my pay'. 02 b 02 br
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00 Best wishes, Clive 0-
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