higher-paid
Earning more money
Higher-paid describes someone who earns more money than others in a comparable group: Higher-paid employees often have more job security.
It can also describe the position itself: She moved into a higher-paid role.
The comparison may be implicit—higher-paid than before, than average, or than others in the field.
Fixed periodic employment payment
- wagesPayment for work
- earningsMoney gained from work
- incomeRegular monetary receipts
- remunerationPayment for work done
bonus · benefits · commission · overtime · stipend · honorarium · premium · raise
Senior organizational leader
- managementOrganizing and directing resources
- seniorHigher in rank
- supervisorOne who directs workers
- directorOne who leads
partner · specialist · skilled · professional · white-collar · credentialed · experienced · tenured
Unfilled space between
- disparityMeasurable difference between things
- inequityUnfair distribution or treatment
- differentialRelative difference between things
- discriminationUnjust differential treatment
fairness · parity · undervalued · transparency · audit · negotiation · bias · ceiling
Paid position of employment
- positionLocation or stance
- rolePosition or part
- occupationOne's regular paid work
- careerLifelong occupational pursuit
sector · industry · field · profession · workforce · recruitment · retention · turnover
salary
Fixed periodic employment payment
remuneration · bonus · benefits · commission · overtime · stipend · honorarium · premium · raise · increment
executive
Senior organizational leader
- managementOrganizing and directing resources
- seniorHigher in rank
- supervisorOne who directs workers
director · partner · specialist · skilled · professional · white-collar · credentialed · experienced · tenured · licensed
gap
Unfilled space between
- disparityMeasurable difference between things
- inequityUnfair distribution or treatment
- differentialRelative difference between things
discrimination · fairness · parity · undervalued · transparency · audit · negotiation · bias · ceiling · bargaining
job
Paid position of employment
- positionLocation or stance
- rolePosition or part
- occupationOne's regular paid work
career · sector · industry · field · profession · workforce · recruitment · retention · turnover · talent
higher-paidlower-paid
Earning less than others
low-paid · underpaid · lowest-paid · low-income · entry-level
higher-paidentry-level
Requiring minimal prior experience
junior · trainee · apprentice · inexperienced · rank-and-file
high, higher, highest, highly, highness, paid, paying, underpaid, overpaid