WordNet
n. amount of money received per unit time; "women's pay rate is lower than men's" [syn: pay rate]
Usage examples of "rate of pay".
Mingled excitement, anticipation, and stage-fright were beginning to build inside her at the prospect of facing the largest audience at the greatest rate of pay she had ever, in her life, warranted.
I can offer you an eye-opening employment experience at easily twice your current rate of pay.
The rate of pay for an East India Company sepoy at this time was 7 rupees a month.
That something more that Mary Anne wanted was a permanent positioninvolving no more work than she'd put in on stage, at the same rate of pay as a star turnin the household, whether or not she was in Reggie's bed.
That something more that Mary Anne wanted was a permanent position-involving no more work than she'd put in on stage, at the same rate of pay as a star turn-in the household, whether or not she was in Reggie's bed.
She had only come to inform him that her father had acceded to her employment by the Sorcerer's son, and wanted to know the rate of pay.
And when the strike is broken, Casy asserts, the rate of pay will be cut in half just like that!
My father's disapproval was somewhat qualified by the rate of pay, which was good for my age.
Despite the high rate of pay offered, engaging help turned out to be difficult.