Workers who bill or get paid by the hour, think employers and fast-food workers, report focusing more on pursuing more money than those who get paid by salary and the effect happens fast.

那些按时付或领的工作人员，比如快餐店的老板和员工，据说会比那些领的人更加关注赚更多钱，而且这个效果发生得十分迅速。

You can have a competitive salary, a starting salary, an annual or monthly salary.

说有竞争力的水，起，年或。

You know, in the Philippines as well, $1,000 is like two people's monthly salary.

在菲律宾也一样，1000美元大概相当于2个人的。

Living paycheck-to-paycheck means you have little money in savings.

依赖过活是指几乎没有存款。

Right, got that. They also want to know about his monthly earnings.

好的，知道了。他们还想知道这个学生的。

“The monthly wage for all first-line employees and their line leaders and supervisors in Shenzhen will be elevated to Rmb2,000 as early as October 1 2010, ” if the workers successfully passed a three-month evaluation period, the company said.

富士康表示，“最早从10 1 日起，深圳工厂中所有‘一线’员工及线长、组长的将增加到2000 元，要员工能成功通过为期3 个的考核期。”

Nisa began working as a housekeeper for $50 dollars a month.

尼萨开始做起50美元的清洁工。

But self-employed people only earn about $178 per month.

但自由职业者的有178美元。

His job pays him about $50 per month.

他的工作约为50美元。

Isse and his three other trainers do not earn a monthly wage, he said.

他说，伊赛和他的另外三名教练没有。

But you're called my assistant now and you've seven shillings extra every month.

但现在已经是我的助手了，也涨了七先令。

The specialists found the jobs through Twitter itself, responding to ads that said only that an employer sought young men willing to tweet for about 10,000 Saudi riyals a month, equivalent to about $3,000.

那些专家恰好都是看了推特上的广告找到的工作，而那些广告的内容说了某雇主需要愿意发推文的年轻男子，1万里亚尔，约3000美元。

Salaries at public-sector corporations are being reduced by 35% and capped at 5,000 euro a month, which means take-home pay of just 2,900 euro for bosses and fewer perks.

国有企业员工的降幅度达35%，将不得高于5000欧元。换言之，领导们的税后将仅为2900欧元，津贴也将大幅缩减。

The 2021 China's College Graduates Report by Renmin University of China showed only 34% of university graduates nationally had managed to land jobs, with an average monthly salary of 7,000 yuan ($1,100), while the remaining were still job hunting.

中国人民大学发布的《2021 年中国大学毕业生报告》显示，全国有 34%的大学毕业生找到了工作，平均为 7000 元（1100 美元），其余仍在求职。

The average monthly pay is one hundred and twenty dollars – and that is only if someone is lucky enough to find a job.

平均是120美元——而且这还是在有人足够幸运能找到工作的情况下。

She's now receiving weekly unemployment checks, which-thanks to the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (Cares) Act Congress, approved in March-add up to more than her monthly pay.

她现在每周都会收到失业支票，这多亏了三份国会通过的《冠状病毒援助、救济和经济安全法案》，这些款项加起来超过了她的。

He soon recognized that the vast majority of jobs on offer were either for sales or customer service, with a monthly paycheck of 4,000 to 5,000 yuan ($556-695).

他很快意识到，绝大多数工作不是销售就是客服，在4000到5000元（556-695美元）之间。

I knew this before, but my salary had been raised to fifty dollars a month and I felt that the bank was the only place for it.

这点我前就知道，但是我的已经涨到了50美元，我认为银行是唯一能存放这些钱的地方。

They were motivated partly by economic grievances; inflation hit 70% last year, according to government figures, and the average monthly wage is the equivalent of $163.

他们的部分动机是出于经济上的不满；根据政府数据，去年的通货膨胀率达到了 70%，平均相当于 163 美元。

A phone call back home was more than $2 a minute, and a backpack cost the same as my dad's monthly salary in India.

打个电话回家要2美元上一分钟，一个背包的价格相当于我爸在印度的。