WordNet
n. amount of money received per unit time; "women's pay rate is lower than men's" [syn: rate of pay]
Usage examples of "pay rate".
As the larger franchised chains blossomed in the late 1950s and early 1960s, the federal minimum wage became the standard pay rate throughout the industry, and these chains offered no employee benefits.
Most of it was routine trivia about slop chest and toke money and medical benefits and guild pay rate and bounty—.
Most of it was routine trivia about slop chest and toke money and medical benefits and guild pay rate and bounty- but interlined was a provision postponing payment of bounty to the tenth day after enlistment.
And at his current pay rate, even command of a carrier battle group was beyond his reach.
The pay rate Ghosh was talking about would make him comfortably welt off in any other society in the world.
The salary offered had been twice his normal pay rate, but when he found out who'd hired him, there'd been a near mutiny, despite the fact that Rosenberg had been his CO before he retired from the Imperial Marines.
The salary offered had been twice his normal pay rate, but when he found out who’.