cash-in-hand
adjective
a cash-in-hand-payment is made with coins and notes so that there is no record of it
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adjective
a cash-in-hand-payment is made with coins and notes so that there is no record of it
adjective
an ex gratia payment is made because you are grateful or generous, not because of a legal obligation
adjective
a flat rate or amount is the same in all situations, so that you do not pay more or less
adjective
if the money that you pay for something is non-refundable, it will not be given back to you
adjective
pay per click: in Internet advertising, describes a system in which the company advertising pays the company who owns the website only when their advert is clicked
adjective
something that is prepaid has already been paid for, and so you do not need to pay at the time when you use it
adjective
a returnable amount of money is one that you get back if something that you use or borrow is still in good condition when you have finished using it
adjective
adjective
used for saying who pays for something
based on an hour of work
in exchange for work that you have done for someone
taxes and salaries that are paid in arrears are paid at the end of a period of time. If they are paid at the beginning of a period of time, they are paid in advance.
payments, benefits etc in kind are in the form of goods or services instead of money
if you pay on the nail, you pay immediately
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using the Internet where you work, during working hours, for activities which are not work-related
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Open Dictionary
… to reveal a small part of your intentions in order to attract support, without actually committing yourself to doing anything
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