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Pay
* affects workers attitudes, performance and commitment level.
* function of supply and demand
  - time spent
* is also clearly related to plant size
  - minimum wage, with increases according to length of service and job performance
  - performance related in some careers services

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Equal pay
* concern crossing lines of race, gender, and political affiliation.
* means equal treatment for all workers.
* nonpartisan concern that is strongly supported by women and men across party lines.
* problem for all working women.

Holiday pay
* benefit of continuing employment for regular employees.
* is based on the average number of hours worked per day
  - counted as time worked during the week for purposes of computing overtime pay
* is the regular pay at the straight time rate provided for the day declared a holiday
  - straight time rate for the number of hours in an average workday

Overtime pay
* are payments given for extra hours worked.
* is also a significant aspect of remuneration for teachers in some nations
  - calculated according to federal, state and contract rules and regulations
  - included in the employee's paycheck in the pay period in which it is earned

Retirement pay
* continuation of active pay on a reduced basis.
* is based on the average of the highest three years of pay.
* pension system similar to most countries' social security system.

Severance pay
* is money paid by an employer to some employees who lose their jobs
  - to some workers who lose their jobs
* is one month's pay plus any accrued, unused vacation
  - week's pay for each year on the job

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Pension
* are a key component of the welfare protection systems
  - major issue across Europe and the rest of the world
  - reward for years of service on the job
  - an important income source for many in old age
  - only one form of personal saving
  - part of the full range of retirement products offered by life insurers
* are the major component of income security for retirees
  - most important source of income for older people
* have a profound influence on the economic conditions of older persons.
* is based on life income and is also linked to Sweden's economic growth.

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Net premium
* is one of several ways to measure top-line growth.
* written is an insurer's retained premium income after reinsurance assumed and ceded.

Remittance
* are among the most tangible links between migration and development
  - an important form of exchange between urban and rural areas
  - significant sources of income for many families in the world
* constitute the third-highest source of income for Mexico after petroleum and tourism.
* play a crucial role in raising consumption and welfare levels.

Residual
* are a measure of the closeness of the fit
  - solids or semisolid by-products created by the wastewater treatment process
  - the difference between the actual values and the predicted values
* define the system of equations, typically by using derivative operators.

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Royalty
* Royalties are a percentage of the cost of what the book sells for
  - payments for the use of certain rights, e.g., intangible rights such as patents
* Royalties are the fees that publishers pay to authors
  - most common means for calculating the transfer of a portion of the profits
* gain their power, influence and celebrity largely as a consequence of birth or marriage.
* has a habit of tracking their lineage because of the right of succession and all that.
* is concepts
  - houses
  - that portion of production from an oil or gas well which is paid to the royalty owner
* means the top of a class society, graded, stratified.