better-paid
More financially rewarded
Better-paid describes work or workers receiving higher compensation than others in comparison: Teachers in private schools are often better-paid than their public school counterparts.
The comparison may be explicit or implied—better-paid than before, than similar roles, or than average.
Also spelled as one word: betterpaid.
Fixed periodic employment payment
- wagesPayment for work
- compensationPayment for services rendered
- earningsMoney gained from work
- incomeRegular monetary receipts
remuneration · promotion · raise · lucrative · professional · executive · managerial · skilled
Measurable difference between things
- gapUnfilled space between
- inequalityUnequal distribution of resources
- differentialRelative difference between things
- upgradeRaise to higher standard
improvement · competitive · relative · premium · superior · advantageous · preferable · sought-after
Licensed medical practitioners
- lawyersLicensed legal practitioners
- engineersTechnical problem solvers
- executivesSenior corporate officers
- surgeonsDoctors performing operations
pilots · consultants · bankers · specialists · programmers · managers · directors · accountants
salary
Fixed periodic employment payment
- wagesPayment for work
- compensationPayment for services rendered
- earningsMoney gained from work
income · remuneration · promotion · raise · lucrative · professional · executive · managerial · skilled · white-collar
disparity
Measurable difference between things
- gapUnfilled space between
- inequalityUnequal distribution of resources
- differentialRelative difference between things
upgrade · improvement · competitive · relative · premium · superior · advantageous · preferable · sought-after · desirable
doctors
Licensed medical practitioners
- lawyersLicensed legal practitioners
- engineersTechnical problem solvers
- executivesSenior corporate officers
surgeons · pilots · consultants · bankers · specialists · programmers · managers · directors · accountants · architects
better-paidunderpaid
Given inadequate wages
exploited · working poor · undercompensated · undervalued · hand-to-mouth
better, paid, best, paying, repay, repays, repaid, repaying, repayment