adj.领薪水的，付给薪水的
v.“salary”的过去式

He is a salaried employee of the company, which means he receives a fixed income regardless of the number of hours he works.
他是公司的固定薪资员工，这意味着无论他工作多少小时，他都能获得固定的收入。
The salaried workers often have benefits such as health insurance and retirement plans that hourly workers might not receive.
固定薪资的工人通常会有一些福利，比如健康保险和退休计划，而这些是按小时计酬的工人可能无法享受的。
Salaried employees may be required to work overtime without additional pay, depending on their job classification.
根据他们的工作分类，固定薪资的员工可能需要在没有额外报酬的情况下加班。
She negotiated a higher salary for her new position, moving from an hourly wage to a salaried role.
她为自己的新职位谈判了更高的薪水，从按小时计酬的角色转变为固定薪资的角色。
The transition from being self-employed to becoming a salaried worker can be challenging but also rewarding in terms of job security.
从自由职业者转变为固定薪资的员工可能会有挑战，但在就业保障方面也会带来回报。
Unlike hourly workers, salaried employees typically do not receive extra compensation for working holidays or weekends.
不像按小时计酬的工人，固定薪资的员工通常在节假日或周末工作时不会得到额外的补偿。
The company decided to convert some part-time hourly positions into full-time salaried roles to improve employee retention.
为了提高员工的留存率，公司决定将一些兼职的按小时计酬的职位转换为全职的固定薪资角色。
Many salaried professionals choose to work in non-profit organizations where they can contribute to a cause they believe in.
许多固定薪资的专业人士选择在非营利组织工作，在那里他们可以为他们信仰的事业做出贡献。
The salaried manager has to balance the needs of the business with the well-being of the staff, often making tough decisions.
固定薪资的经理必须平衡业务需求与员工福祉之间的关系，经常需要做出艰难的决定。
In some industries, such as law and medicine, salaried positions are the norm, offering stability and prestige to those employed.
在某些行业，如法律和医学，固定薪资的职位是常态，为那些受雇者提供稳定性和声望。