Synonyms for salaried
ˈsæl ə ridsalaried

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1. salariedadjective

   receiving a salary

   "salaried members of the staff"

   Synonyms:
   remunerative, paying(a), compensable, compensated, remunerated, stipendiary

   Antonyms:
   free-lance, self-employed, unpaid, freelance

2. compensated, remunerated, salaried, stipendiaryadjective

   receiving or eligible for compensation

   "salaried workers"; "a stipendiary magistrate"

   Synonyms:
   remunerative, paying(a), compensable, compensated, remunerated, stipendiary

   Antonyms:
   unpaid, self-employed, free-lance, freelance

3. compensable, paying(a), remunerative, salaried, stipendiaryadjective

   for which money is paid

   "a paying job"; "remunerative work"; "salaried employment"; "stipendiary services"

   Antonyms:
   unpaid, freelance, free-lance, self-employed

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1. List of paraphrases for "salaried":

   employees, wage-earning

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1. Varghese Yohannan:

   The books are real friends. Add them to the list of your best friends. They can be with us all time (happiness, sorrows, healthy, unhealthy, poor, wealthy, well salaried, jobless etc.. ). So keep them first name on your list. Even though I use them while in hospital beds only, they inspiring me.. inspiring only.

2. Elon Musk:

   Tesla is reducing the salaried workforce roughly 10 % over the next probably three months or so. it's quite clear we expect to grow our hourly workforce. We grew very fast on the salaried side and we grew a little too fast in some areas, and so it requires a reduction in salaried work force.

3. The NRF David French:

   These regulations are full of false promises. Most of the people impacted by this change will not see any additional pay. Instead, this sudden and extraordinary increase will mean more red tape and fewer advancement opportunities for salaried professionals.

4. David Rothman:

   The Democratic allegiance of women physicians is even greater than women in the general public, and if you are salaried versus an entrepreneurial physician you are again more likely to contribute to the Democratic side.

5. The ILO:

   The increase in growth in the informal sector versus a reduction in salaried private sector employment is a sign of how precarious employment is becoming in Latin America.