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It's US thing, not English. English would be weekly :-).
by frant-hartm 4y ago
It's US thing, not English. English would be weekly :-).
- throwawayben 4y agonobody I know (here in England) would say their salary is their weekly earnings. Salary is always per year
- ben_w 4y agoWhen I did a summer holiday job during my A-levels, people talked about hourly rates and got paid weekly; when I was at Aberystwyth at the end of my degree, I remember some local employment scheme that listed pay per week; I think the job contracts after I graduated and before I moved country were usually listing annual pay, but I can't remember. Now I'm in Berlin, discussion is mixed between monthly and annually.
- throwawayben 4y agoyeah for temporary/part time work you'll often have hourly rates with weekly pay, but that wouldn't normally be called a salary
- gambiting 4y agoI live in UK currently and everyone says their salary per annum :-)
- numpad0 4y agoSounds like it’s English thing, that monthly- and yearly-income shares the word ;)