" SCOTT: "No, I wouldn't get paid, I refused to get paid.
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"You see, our employees get paid first, the overhead gets paid first, the bills get paid first, and then we get paid," says Hill.
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Advertisers get paid by brands and trackers get paid by, well, everybody.
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It is my choice to get paid or not to get paid.
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"Obamacare helps the hospitals get paid; helps the doctors get paid," he said.
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That agents would rather get paid then not get paid is pretty obvious.
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I get paid minimum wage but I don't get paid for all my overtime.
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When we get paid, we get paid when we sign up a new subscriber.
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" Added Lester: "I don't get paid to make decisions; I get paid to pitch.
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It's basically, you show up and get paid, or don't show up and don't get paid.
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Meanwhile, women tend to get paid less for all that trouble, or not get paid at all.
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Moneta told Brown the lyrics of "Get Paid"— which include "get paid, young nigga, get paid" and "I fucked her so good, she got up and started cooking" — were "inappropriate," according to the Indy Week.
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" Solo said the men's players "get paid more to just show up than we get paid to win major championships.
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The basic idea is that secured creditors get paid before the unsecured, who in turn get paid before the shareholders.
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Trump told the cable television network: "We get paid nothing, we get paid peanuts" for deploying the troops to South Korea.
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I get paid for when I'm working, instead of souring when you get paid for 40 hours and work some more.
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Nearly 85033 percent of Americans believe moms should get paid maternity leave and 69 percent believe fathers should get paid paternity leave.
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I wanted to get paid to write, but I needed to get paid to do anything, so I hit Craigslist and started searching.
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They'd rather go play eight months overseas, get paid 10 times as much as they get paid here and have their summers off.
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Right, and traditionally they do that and they get paid and then they get paid to stick around and they're not very happy.
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"Doctors don't get paid for looking at patients and doing the best they can; they get paid for following insurance companies' recommendations," said Orient.
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Just like Chime, N26 will also try to let you get paid up to two days early if you get paid via direct deposit.
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"No, I wouldn't get paid, I refused to get paid," Scott told USA Today in December, adding that most of the staff waived their fees.
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"No, I wouldn't get paid, I refused to get paid," Scott told USA Today in December, adding that most of the staff waived their fees.
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The economics are immaterial to us, because we get paid the same thing in the Sling package that we get paid in the larger bundle.
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And I think you couldn't get paid by one of the candidates because you have no talent to get paid by one of the candidates.
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A lot of energy because they get paid to talk shit and I get paid to play with my feet, that's how I enjoy it.
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"The worst thing is you don't get paid wages ... it is difficult to find a job in the theater where you will get paid," said Papageorgiou.
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You don't get paid more if it's attention based on someone consciously chose to pay attention or you scream 'fire' in a theater—you still get paid.
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It's time for an agency whose business model seems to be to get paid to fail and then get paid to remedy the failures to stand down.
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According to an August 2016 study commissioned by Ms. James, women in New York State get paid, on average, only around 87 percent of what men get paid.
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In light of these frustrating realities, Secret partnered with Ladies Get Paid to produce a new video campaign — "I'd Rather Get Paid" — that highlights the importance of equal pay.
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We also have direct hospital contracts where we get paid for every test we run, and we distribute tests internationally, where we get paid for every test we run.
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And when Secretary Clinton talks about people that didn't get paid, first of all, they did get paid a lot, but taken advantage of the laws of the nation.
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According to the World Economic Forum, women get paid 63% of what men get paid, and in some countries like Iraq and Syria, the gap stretches up to 70%.
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Doctors were more likely to get paid by drug companies if they prescribed a lot of opioids -- and they were more likely to get paid a lot of money.
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Plus, the US is the only developed country that does not guarantee new parents get paid parental leave — meaning some workers might not get paid to care for a newborn.
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"Where white women get paid more than black women, and black women get paid more than Asian women, Asian women get paid more than Latina women, and it's like a very scary space to step into," Rodriguez said, prompting criticism that her statement wasn't true, and rooted in anti-black sentiment, specifically.
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" A post shared by Global Fund for Women (@globalfundwomen) on Jan 11, 2018 at 2:30pm PST Ladies Get Paid have a simple mantra, "Help women get promoted and get paid.
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So, one thing's for sure -- dude WILL get paid.
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Wages have stagnated for decades, and benefits are meager: 87 percent of workers don't get paid family leave, and one-third of those in the private sector don't get paid sick leave.
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Many people choose to get paid based on a steady salary or hourly rate, while rich people choose to get paid based on results and tend to have multiple streams of income.
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I'm pretty sure you get paid to sit at your desk all day emailing artists asking for free labor so why shouldn't I get paid to spend hours making illustrations for you?
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That's work that they don't get paid for because tour managers for the most part unless you're a little bit higher up and on retainer, you don't get paid for advancing shows.
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We are the best in the world, have three World Cup championships, four Olympic championships, and the U.S.M.N.T. get paid more to just show up than we get paid to win major championships.
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Once I joined Ladies Get Paid — an online network of working women trying to get paid what they're worth — networking switched from something I had to do to something I wanted to do.
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You don't get paid like that unless there's something happening.
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Someone they were looking at, how much they get paid.
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He wanted to get paid in wine and, like, snacks.
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"That's why they get paid the big bucks," Reynolds said.
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And if they come through, these citizen stringers get paid.
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Work four days a week, but get paid for five?
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However, some of those workers would not get paid temporarily.
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So how much does Baldwin get paid for this perfection?
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And yeah, they get paid per scooter to do this.
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Do all athletes get paid or just some of them?
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We get paid to be nervous about so many things.
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And now they're working without knowing when they'll get paid.
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So, yeah ... he wants to get paid for his work.
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You can build projects and people will get paid back.
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Millennials have to pay to get paid down the road.
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He would get paid about 8 percent of his usual.
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Lots of very upstanding individuals get paid by Fox News.
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I check my email and remember I get paid today!
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He expects Remind to get paid for adding real value.
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All contributors, he said, get paid — some more than others.
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It looks like congressional interns are going to get paid.
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Kim wants to get paid for the promise of denuclearization.
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"I'm finally starting to get paid to act," he adds.
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I didn't even get paid to make the original pic.twitter.
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So we're pretty comfortable we're going to get paid out.
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I absolutely did not get paid more to train people.
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Knowing how much I could get paid elsewhere was key.
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They're about making sure they don't get paid any less.
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Meanwhile, I get paid a 7.6 percent dividend to wait.
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Uber and Lyft keep changing how their drivers get paid.
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Doctors and lawyers have knowledge and get paid for it.
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Scanning for threats is what we get paid to do.
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She really does get paid from music, do you understand?
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We only get paid when we are on the plane.
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You can literally get paid to waste other people's time.
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If Chelsea does become First Lady, would she get paid?
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You get paid the most, and then the hate comes.
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I didn't get paid anything, but I made that photo.
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The civilians who report to duty do not get paid.
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The military who are in theater do not get paid.
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Government employees or contractors may not get paid in full.
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I have some sense of what these guys get paid.
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How much did you get paid at your first job?
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I still can't believe I get paid to do this.
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Physicians even get paid more when a drug is prescribed.
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You want to work less, usually you get paid less.
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But, one way or another, the bills do get paid.
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That's part of why Elliott wants to get paid now.
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I have to get paid to make the next one.
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If the plaintiffs win, future college athletes may get paid.
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I asked when I'd get paid what I was owed.
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So if they shut down today, I still get paid.
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You never knew that you were supposed to get paid!
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Just a friendly reminder that college athletes don't get paid.
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They will get paid, he said, once money is appropriated.
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Women don't get paid well because they don't negotiate well.
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We get paid to watch this stuff and we're buried.
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People who are fighting wars get paid $26,000 a year.
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They in turn get paid via the same anonymous means.
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They don't have to wait a week to get paid.
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You never explicitly say we should get paid for it.
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We don't get paid very much for this, do we.
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"With ransomware I'm going to get paid immediately," Whiteside said.
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"Corso would get paid $10 for something," Mr. Metzger said.
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In fact, I'm so funny, I get paid for it.
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But the bottom line is they want to get paid.
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I will not work unless they get paid more money.
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Can't you just do what you get paid to do ????
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I don't know what we get paid for each race.
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And you should get paid a royalty when you're mined.
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There's a mishmash of ways financial advisors can get paid.
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Ask them to clearly spell out how they get paid.
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So, the VCs win, because you get paid a salary.
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Drip gives them a chance to get paid for them.
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Participants would also get paid family, sick, and vacation leave.
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About 70 percent said they didn't get paid overtime wages.
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Black people who leave school with A-levels typically get paid 14.3 percent less than their white peers, while black people leaving school with GCSEs get paid 11.4 percent less than their white counterparts.
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But the truth is, even if I never get paid, and even if I knew that I would never get paid at the time I lent the money, I still would have done it.
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With digital downloads — where there is only a mechanical right — publishers and songwriters collectively get paid about 13 percent of what labels and artists get paid ($0.091 to the former and $0.70 to the latter).
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"I'm not saying everyone should get paid exactly the same because there's a hierarchy and good people at the top should get paid well, (...) but there's a team of people, [the bosses] delegate," he said.
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What that means: those investors receive downside protection in the form of rights to get paid ahead of other investors — or to get paid back more than other investors — in case the companies' value declines.
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I would get paid anywhere from $7.40 to $14 per performance.
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The downside is that it means media companies don't get paid.
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I didn't know you could get paid for that, but damn!
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Primary care physicians "get paid way less than specialists," she said.
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That's how you get paid, is you become a 1099 contractor.
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Hourly workers, including canvassers, get paid overtime, but salaried workers don't.
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And that's what we get paid for — to predict the future.
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California thinks you should get paid Heather Kelly explores California Gov.
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I, and everyone else who post good stuff, should get paid.
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That's why they get paid the big bucks ladies and gents.
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Why are teachers complaining they won't get paid in the summer?
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But one of the baristas said, "We already get paid more."
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And they can help explain why black Americans get paid less.
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It's no secret that computer software engineers get paid a lot.
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If you already have the subscription done, we don't get paid.
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"No. Because, one, I can't get paid for it," he says.
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" Another Uber spokesperson said: "Most of these fraudsters never get paid.
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Busy people would get paid in cryptocurrencies to accept those requests.
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Some LeEco employees in China will not get paid until August.
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This isn't the only platform that helps you get paid faster.
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Even if they suck, you get paid to listen to music.
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The bankruptcy meant companies like Triad Building Specialties didn't get paid.
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In the long term, productivity determines how much workers get paid.
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Bryce Dallas Howard is ready to get paid what she's worth.
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Only 4% of low-wage working people get paid family leave.
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"If they don't get viewership, they don't get paid," he said.
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She liked to play dress up (and get paid for it).
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Previously, workers would have to wait a week to get paid.
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The morning of, they take our spot and we get paid.
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I don't get paid for this – but the rewards are priceless.
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Baugh offers some reasoning: When we get paid, we spend money.
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A quarter of Americans don't even get paid holidays or vacation.
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You will get a job [and] you will get paid well.
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Why should a school get paid for not doing its job?
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I get paid to run from room to room and multitask.
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These workers also get paid more than their full-time counterparts.
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Suppliers have the earliest upfront costs, but typically get paid last.
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You even get paid time off when your kids are sick
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"I'm still waiting to get paid from Trump University," Ferrell said.
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People get paid a lot of money on decisions like this.
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Hedge funds and institutional bondholders want to get paid in full.
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"They'll get paid more because there's not a lot of them."
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It's ecstatic at times, plus I get paid to do it.
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In return, her family members will get paid some $30,000 each.
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Sometimes you play a show and you get paid in beer.
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And he didn't get paid for it, which really surprised me.
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They get paid to borrow money while we are paying interest.
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With UserTesting, you get paid to offer feedback on a website.
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We actually just get paid for every delivery that we do.
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I get paid $229 and switch from lesson planning to editing.
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How Can You Apply, And How Soon Will You Get Paid?
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The only prisoners who get paid here make $3 a day.
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Initially, my boyfriend thought he would get paid within two weeks.
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I also see that I get paid for this job, woo.
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"If you don't get paid, that cannot be paid," he said.
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And if I can't play this part, I don't get paid.
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It's an excellent time to tackle your responsibilities—and get paid!
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"I basically get paid to call people stupid," Mr. Simmons said.
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But now we get paid a little more for those orders.
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" But he is quick to add: "I get paid for that.
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Musk doesn't suddenly get paid when Tesla's stock hits $554.81, though.
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Adyen is targeting merchants and businesses looking to get paid instead.
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The border will still be patrolled, they will not get paid.
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You get paid to just sit on an airplane all day!
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When the club closes, we don't get paid, and it sucks.
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As for America's First Ladies, they don't get paid a dime.
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If the programs are successful, the private investors get paid back.
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These promotional models get paid a ton of cash per hour.
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Millionaire engineers who get paid gobs of money and barely work.
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Just because that vehicle isn't owned by Uber doesn't mean it won't get paid when it drives for Uber on their network, but that car will obviously need a bank account or wallet to get paid.
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"You don't get paid to be right, you get paid to sell what the customer wants to buy," said Mackey Craven, a partner at venture firm OpenView Venture Partners in Boston who focuses on enterprise start-ups.
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If you're willing to get paid by the mafia or North Koreans for data, you're likely willing to work for ISIS or not know you are working for them as you get paid to give out information.
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I don't get paid or encouraged to post anything during this week.
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I also get paid with another weird paycheck due to the shutdown.
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The faster you send out an invoice, the faster you'll get paid.
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With AdSense banners, users get paid when a reader clicks or views
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You know, and-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: You didn&apost get paid for it?
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My company gets paid for it, I don't get paid for it.
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But you still want to get paid for results, not mere time.
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Their bottom line ... we did the singing, but we didn't get paid.
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If you get paid in cash, you need a system for saving.
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I get paid bi-weekly for base pay and dining room tips.
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I thought I'd sign my brand-new contract and get paid—immediately.
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But then they're also able to work decent hours and get paid.
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All of that is time for which they may not get paid.
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Greenan and Squiciari also get paid higher salaries because of their seniority.
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All that was needed to get paid more was to grow older.
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" She continued: "We don't need TV. We don't need to get paid.
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Regular people aren't trying to get paid by brands to post selfies.
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Companies like Discover get paid by distributors to carry its cable offerings.
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Suddenly, Patreon wasn't just a friendly place for artists to get paid.
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" He added, "I just want to get paid to do my job.
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She'll get paid $75 and she has to go to the Bronx.
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She says she threatened to "go public" if she didn't get paid.
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Agents get paid for the work they do when they do it.
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You can't pick and choose who gets paid, who doesn't get paid.
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I think it's really important that artists get paid what they deserve.
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Greedy Paps will yell literally anything to provoke you and get paid.
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While the ensemble and staff get paid, the core group does not.
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Nonetheless, if I do get paid, I will erase the video immidiately.
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If their proposals are accepted, they will get paid in Tezos coins.
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" Rock, 50, continues, "Black women get paid less than everybody in Hollywood.
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For policyholders, it's a way to get paid if something bad happens.
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I don't want to complain; I get paid €750 [$800] a month.
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"If they mow the lawn, they get paid right away," Reeves says.
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You get paid in cash, checks, gift cards, or prepaid Visa cards.
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Finally, ask how their financial advisor and the advisor's firm get paid.
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Threats may work with real estate subcontractors who want to get paid.
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As computer consultants, Rubin and her husband get paid by the hour.
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I was like, shit I can get paid off of this shit?
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I think it's easier to get paid what you deserve with escorting.
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I arrive to my shoot, shoot the content, get paid, then leave.
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So for people who don't understand, how do you all get paid?
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Placements.io says it's helping online publishers get paid on time for ads.
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The beekeepers reportedly get paid market rate for the honey they harvest.
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" The owner of the Dallas Mavericks added that Obama should "get paid.
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Teachers can literally go into any other profession and get paid more.
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ScootScoop plans to auction off some scooters if it doesn't get paid.
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Creditors get paid next, followed by preferred equity holders, and then common.
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She'll take you down — and get paid good money to do it.
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In short, if the deal is unwound, eBay does not get paid.
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Around the world, however, most employed women automatically get paid maternity leave.
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You could get paid to do essentially nothing, just "shuffle forward" occasionally.
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You heard that right — you can get paid to eat dog food.
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The federal government sets the prices that doctors and hospitals get paid.
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In fact, the more egregious the crime, the more you get paid.
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Rest, get healthy, and I will still get paid my regular salary.
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"You wouldn't even want to get paid — you just love the experience."
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I t's an old singer's complaint: orchestras get paid but choruses don't.
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"Put us back to work," he said, "so we can get paid."
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"And some of them get paid to have that point of view."
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As they say, they get paid to talk about books all day.
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They continue to get paid while pursuing their degree until they graduate.
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I was just thinking I could help athletes get paid to play.
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Do you get paid based on the research notes you put out?
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Pharmacy benefits managers, or PBMs, get paid to be the ultimate middlemen.
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And sometimes they get paid millions of dollars on their way out.
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"So you get paid, in essence, to insure your position," Davitt said.
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After a car is sold, the proceeds get paid to its shareholders.
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And nearly 60% of part-time workers don't get paid sick leave.
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Heck, interns at big tech companies often get paid more than that.
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Under its business model, theaters get paid full price for every admission.
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Furloughed workers will ultimately get paid for not showing up to work.
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If you don't show up for your job, you don't get paid.
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"But they can't get paid by their Chinese bosses," Mr. Battogtokh said.
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But it's just ingrained in comedy, before you even get paid money.
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"I don't think players get paid just to play anymore," he said.
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They get paid a flat hourly rate by the private insurance plans.
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Sometimes people are upset, I don't care, I get paid the same.
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Basically they get paid a federal salary but only conduct union business.
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A lot of these people traditionally get paid on a percentage basis.
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You might get paid every time the thing is sold or distributed.
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Perhaps you can give us a ballpark of what you get paid?
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Finally, here's how much you'll get paid as a Wall Street banker.
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No it's not, that's why I get paid a lot of money.
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You get more experience and more talent and you get paid more.
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Here's how much social media stars get paid to post ads. Surprise!
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Dinners out get paid for from time to time by someone else.
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So you basically only get paid for the value created in between.
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"You can go to court and use other resources to try to get paid, but it doesn't substantially increase the likelihood that you will get paid," said lawyer Brian Hamburger, founder, president and CEO of consulting firm MarketCounsel.
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They were telling me how they understood that Uber drivers don't get paid a living wage—but that once the government instituted a guaranteed minimum income, then it wouldn't matter that the drivers don't get paid enough to live!
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You could get paid in beer or pay for your bride with it.
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But at some point, he cautioned, the principal needs to get paid back.
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"People with great ideas create productivity and get paid for it," Dalio says.
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Secured creditors get paid before general unsecured creditors, which includes claims for harassment.
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Still, it pays to get paid in a time of global economic uncertainty.
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For the same work though, women get paid just as much as men.
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And, of course, they want to make sure that you get paid less.
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It's cool to do something you like and then get paid for it.
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That's how a 10th assistant coach can get paid, but an athlete can't.
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Now, as the star of The Bachelorette, Hannah B. will definitely get paid.
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Late-round picks don't actually get paid well until they make the team.
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Well, I get paid a [lump sum] at the end of the month.
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IV argues that if it didn't buy patents, inventors would never get paid.
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They're working on creating the apparatus where artists get paid from their works.
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I mean, that's if you get paid, you know, at a constant rate.
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Meanwhile, Patreon's mission statement — "helping creators get paid" — drew cheers at multiple panels.
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But Zeus lets any homeowner get paid to host white-collar transient labor.
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BRIAN MOYNIHAN: I get paid 100% in stock other than my base salary.
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"They say the farmer is the last one to get paid," Rowell said.
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We get paid weekly and with a company check that we deposit ourselves.
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We start to not get paid as much, to not be in charge.
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Eventually it wants to set up integrations directly into where users get paid.
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Student athletes College athletes in California will soon be able to get paid.
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Or, hope to get paid by the companies whose toys she is opening?
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Oh and they get paid less 🤦🏻♀️ #EqualPay Congratulations ladies you are champions.
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Car owners, you can share your vehicle through the app and get paid.
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When you work and you get paid, you're happy and you save money.
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The big picture: Hospitals get paid more for complex treatments than simple ones.
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In turn, drivers get paid more and shippers get a more reliable service.
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Until a few years ago, traders would usually get paid within 30 days.
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She was like, 'It's time that women get paid as much as men.
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Sarah: The key information that hospitals have is the prices they get paid.
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"The amount we get paid is very high" under fee-for-service systems.
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The nice thing about affiliate marketing is that you get paid for performance.
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But there are 535 federal employees who still get paid: members of Congress.
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I start Googling repair places to take it to when I get paid.
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Plus you will get paid via a check in about a week's time.
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A holding period where you just hang out and ... Yeah, you get paid.
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He treated you like a prostitute, so you may as well get paid.
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We want to get paid to change the system and improve patient outcomes.
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"Oh, but I get paid a slightly different day to everyo—" nobody cares.
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Teachers get paid very little even though they are basically shaping children's lives.
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Satellite manufacturers don't get paid to have their payloads sitting on the ground.
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Mothers, they do a lot of work that they don't get paid for.
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Now you'll get paid to read everything you can get your hands on.
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It also determines how much investors get paid before everyone else gets paid.
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While you won't get paid to volunteer, you can still learn important skills.
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Stay on top of your billing and make it easy to get paid.
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I don't get paid, don't consult, just told people HOW to do it.
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Prisoners get paid for the work they do or the education they receive.
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"It's about taking risks where clients are going to get paid for it."
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Instead, people prefer to get paid on a bi-weekly or weekly schedule.
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How can I get paid for some of these special "investigative journalism" jobs?
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Chinese policy is: If you report a North Korean defector, you'll get paid.
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Those workers would still get paid, but not until after the shutdown ends.
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Even if you get paid when absent, your sick days are likely limited.
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If you get paid every other week, that's 52 paychecks in two years.
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I love sex and if I can get paid for it why not?
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I don't get paid much, but I love working for the American people.
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Very few people, in the scheme of things, get paid to write jokes.
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In the event of a bankruptcy and liquidation, employees also get paid last.
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They didn't get paid originally because the day started after the shutdown began.
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The key here is to pay it all off once you get paid.
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"The owners would comp everything and then we wouldn't get paid," she said.
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To get paid a daily fee by Medicare, hospice agencies face many requirements.
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That's what prosecutors get paid to do, to make those kinds of calls.
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That means you only get paid when they're using it and driving value.
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You'll get paid more because you deserve it, not because you demand it.
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But it will likely be at least several days before employees get paid.
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Wherever there is a clinic, its doctors can get paid to treat addicts.
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Singers get paid better than I do, have more respect, and no risk.
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Many companies cannot afford to wait years to get paid for their work.
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"Students get paid for every hour of work, not by task," Mugnier said.
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I get paid a day rate but it fluctuates depending on the job.
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Despite the bleak outlook, Popovich continued to get paid for a full year.
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As for the drivers, "They absolutely get paid their full rate," Ormseth explains.
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I'd get paid every week, and it was a camp counselor in Brooklyn.
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As a prima donna, you're probably expecting to get paid that premium amount.
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Captains get paid more, earning an average of $7,750 to $19,961 a month.
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Finances: Consider who will pay for what, and how everything will get paid.
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Armies of Hollywood professionals get paid, megamillions enjoy them and nobody gets hurt.
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You tell me you get paid once a month — what's in that paycheck?
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But those who do get paid often have to beg for the money.
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Government shutdown or not, "we will continue to ensure they get paid daily."
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Plastiq helps people use credit cards to pay, or get paid, for anything.
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The wage difference is: I pay tax, and they get paid in cash.
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But only 16 percent of American workers get paid leave from their employers.
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Large systems "get paid better by some of the insurers," Mr. Wright said.
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You get paid a lot of money, you get to do cool stuff.
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Who can work from home or get paid sick leave, and who doesn't?
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Will fast food workers and other essential employees finally get paid sick leave?
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Teams get paid differing amounts for their performance in their respective regional leagues.
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Sisyphus will continue to get paid for rolling that boulder up the hill.
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And yet it seems so immoral that I should get paid far more.
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Only the most prolific and longstanding contributors get paid; others contribute for free.
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"People need cars to get around, get to work, get paid," he said.
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I love providing opportunities for comics to get paid, because it's rare here.
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Maybe that's why lawyers get paid so much money to write this stuff.
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I get paid to listen to people tell me their deepest, darkest secrets.
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"You get to sing and get paid to come to Yosemite," he said.
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In the event of a death, that is what you would get paid.
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And I get paid to do something even better than any of that.
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I've always said that I get paid a lot of money to worry.
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To make it absolutely clear -- real journalists do NOT get paid by sources.
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The news assistants, who mostly do administrative jobs and get paid the least.
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Fee-only financial planners don't get paid more money for selling you products.
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And I couldn't do it any more and still, I couldn't get paid.
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At the end of the day, the schools get paid no matter what.
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Under the MoviePass business model, theaters get paid full price for every admission.
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Construction workers are threatening to jump from buildings if they don't get paid.
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"Free agents want to go to a winner and get paid," said Dolan.
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In modern times — I mean, I get paid a lot of money, but do I know of any other female magicians who have their own TV shows and I can tell you if they get paid the same as guys?
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That means if these companies sell at a discount to the peak valuation their investors gave them, any debt holders and investors with preference will be first in line to get paid, and common shareholders are dead last to get paid.
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But on occasion, four times, we used certain laws that are there and when Secretary Clinton talks about people that didn't get paid, first of all, they did get paid a lot but taking advantage of the laws of the nation.
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Without increases in efficiency, workers can't get paid more and the economy can't expand.
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After they take a percent of my ads, I then get paid my money.
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They spend an equal amount of time on these games but don't get paid.
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Erin quit her job and didn't get paid for two years when we started.
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When I was a kid growing up, I didn't get paid to do chores.
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Balarezo says the restrictions are preventing Chapo from making sure his lawyers get paid.
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"Take an amount off the top [for savings] before any other bills" get paid.
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And incredibly, they get paid less to win more than the US men's side.
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Drip Capital, of course, isn't the only platform that helps exporters get paid faster.
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Doctors aren't allowed to get paid by drug companies for pushing drugs on you.
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Let's see how the baboons get paid when white people stop paying their salaries.
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Most people don't get paid time off, and if they do, it's three days.
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You get paid while you're there and you get credit for what you learn.
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"Doctors get paid like $10 a month if they're lucky," says Luisa, an activist.
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Want to get paid for the pleasure of streaming your breakfasts, lunches, and dinners?
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And it's a wholesale deal to us so we will get paid for that.
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They get paid for all hours worked, and are protected from retaliation from supervisors.
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On average, women get paid just 79 cents for every dollar a man makes.
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Fixed fees suggest the advisor doesn't have to work harder to get paid more.
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The story we're used to hearing is that women get paid less than men.
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I wanted to get paid, and I also really wanted him to like me.
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You deserve to get paid as much as anyone else doing the same work.
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So we get paid for every customer that we sell buttons on the remote.
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Others do want to get paid, so we need a mechanism of paying people.
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Designers get paid a share of the revenue for each project they work on.
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Hospitals get paid more from private insurance than they do from Medicare and Medicaid.
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So every additional dollar raised means the contributors will get paid that much more.
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The larger your following and the better your writing, the more you'll get paid.
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Using Etsy isn't glamorous, Kayz says, but at least he knows he'll get paid.
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That means you can trek from Patagonia to Buenos Aires and still get paid.
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Hospitals still have to treat those patients, but they won't get paid for it.
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I write about my personal life, and sometimes I get paid to do so.
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I couldn't believe how lucky I was to get paid to ride my bike.
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They get paid just like we do and they're making the best of it.
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Tyga says he's tried over and over to get paid, only to get stonewalled.
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People in the industry are used to get paid that much (or that little).
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We're told the longer the celebs stick around, the more they can get paid.
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Folks will still be fighting the fires out West; they will not get paid.
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But we don't actually get paid for outperformance in that side of the equation.
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It says the DMCA doesn't pressure internet companies enough to ensure artists get paid.
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The network makes sure the artists get paid and helps to maintain their blogs.
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Price it too low, and you won't get paid as much as you might.
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For the first time in our long career, we were going to get paid!
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Unlike competitors, however, Booksy isn't a marketplace and, therefore, doesn't get paid per booking.
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You'll usually get paid PayPal and payout can range between $25 to $100. 21.
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Fighting to get paid a fair wage should happen before your job even starts.
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Even black women who have earned graduate degrees get paid less at every level.
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And one reason for that dichotomy is the way top executives often get paid.
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Your boss writes your performance reviews and often decides how much you get paid.
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I just think it's totally hilarious that I get paid to sing about it.
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Communication can make or break discussions and impact your confidence to get paid fairly.
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Walmart drivers, who are known for their white shirt uniforms, get paid per-mile.
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"Fighting crime is what we get paid to do," Chief O'Neill said in January.
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YayPay wants you to get paid faster and automates as many steps as possible.
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Typically you don't get paid for watching or reading an advertisement on the internet.
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Employees set their pay preferences on a Monday and get paid on a Friday.
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The basic idea is that, if something happens, then someone should get paid automatically.
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As long as trucks can reach the highways or rail yards, you'll get paid.
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You'll start to have the conversation about how to to get paid family leave.
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It's unclear whether writers and crew will get paid for the scrapped upcoming season.
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More importantly, Side makes sure that you get paid for what you actually do.
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We saw that we get paid for [work], but again, our consequences were different.
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If parents have to stay home with their kids, then some don't get paid.
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Landlords might not get paid either, and electric and gas bills could go ignored.
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Presidents get paid to make the tough decisions that no one else can make.
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Abraham said none of her coworkers want to strike — they want to get paid.
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And they could even get paid for lending if they pass on the cash.
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She would get paid once a month, with 55 percent of her wages garnished.
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It certainly seems weird to me, and I get paid to follow this stuff.
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Some part of me wanted not to get paid so we could do that.
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He is an amateur, not a professional; Gaelic football players do not get paid.
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The company tracks your outstanding invoices and makes sure you get paid on time.
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To help investors get paid, Edly uses a servicer to collect money from students.
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In New York City, women get paid nearly $6 billion less than men annually.
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"We get paid $125 to process a specimen and produce a diagnosis," he said.
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As for the military, active-duty troops will not get paid during a shutdown.
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There's top level executive pay and then there's what private equity titans get paid.
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I wouldn't do that to — " USA TODAY: "The crew, of course, did get paid?
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"Fleetwood Mac has two women and we all get paid the same," She said.
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The President -- who marks one year in office TODAY -- continues to get paid, too.
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I think I deserve to get paid for that work that profits my employer.
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Tinashe has her doubts about the exact figure but is sure he'll get paid.
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"That's what we get paid to do, to make plays out there," Judge said.
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After all, they get paid regardless of whether the student defaults on the loan.
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Jones had come into the office to get paid and was leaving empty-handed.
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Life as art Want to do whatever you want -- and get paid for it?
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Innovation Interactive would get paid by the agencies to handle the buys for them.
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They can either get paid up-front in cash or get an annual payout.
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To do so, they fly for and get paid by airlines like Lion Air.
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Employees that are difficult to replace, that really move the needle, they get paid.
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"I feel like I get paid more for what I do here," Miller said.
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If the bondholder would rather get paid next month, he will refuse the offer.
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They get paid in cash, making them a target for robberies, Mr. Gallo said.
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Bankers may now get paid only 10 percent of these amounts, according to Freeman.
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Icahn won't get paid and won't have to give up his current business dealings.
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But medical debt often doesn't get paid, so collectors will sell it for cheap.
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If you don't work, you don't get paid, making seven-day workweeks the norm.
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Those skills belong to people who get paid millions of dollars to use them.
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They get paid on average $30 each hour to speak about the Brands characteristics.
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" You lived in an artificial system ... They'll say, "The system is fucked up, I used to get paid x amount for CD sales, I'd get x amount of royalties, I would get paid x amount for having the music played in various places.
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Eich sees four sets of winners: browser makers get paid; users get paid, and get more privacy; advertisers can target pitches without running afoul of European privacy regulations; and publishers can survive in a world where many users are installing ad blockers.
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One area of emphasis is finding companies that will benefit from the recent shift away from fee-for-service health care, where doctors get paid for tests and procedures, to value-based care, where they get paid for keeping their patients healthy.
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Age: 24Location: San Mateo CountySalary: $123K plus about $10k for freelance floral and other side/summer jobsPaycheck (every two weeks): I technically get paid a daily rate, so sometimes there are holidays or three-day weekends that I don't get paid for.
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Workers get paid based on the weight of recycled materials they handle in a day.
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Where else can you work and get paid huge salaries without risking your own capital?
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And look, I don't— you do a good job managing money, you should get paid.
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And, remember, the longer the invoice goes unpaid, the less likely it will get paid.
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A lot of people still get paid to sit in offices and do repetitive tasks.
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I get paid today, and I feel pretty solid about my finances at the moment.
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Patreon helps creators get paid, and net neutrality is an important part of that mission.
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"I'm really lucky– to love what I do and get paid for it," he said.
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You get paid for a lot of work, oftentimes very little of it shows up.
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"Teachers, you are going to get paid," said State Representative Al Pscholka, the committee's chairman.
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Yeah, it's a membership platform that makes it really easy for creators to get paid.
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Want to get paid to go on dates, make friends, and network around the world?
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For example, a few dozen Thirty-One Gifts consultants do get paid six-figure sums.
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And, black school leavers with GCSEs typically get paid 11.4% less than their white peers.
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"It gives them some optionality and you want to get paid for that," said Trujillo.
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It enables drivers to bid automatically for loads, submit their bills and get paid quickly.
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Actors don't get paid like they used to, but some can still negotiate huge deals.
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When some contractors didn't get paid, they reassigned their employees to other non-NASA projects.
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Groban sings, "If I wanted to sing and not get paid, I'd be on Spotify."
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Most farmers prefer to sell for less to a private trader, but get paid promptly.
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When you get paid by your employer, he runs up his trade deficit with you.
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How much will you get paid for spending time with rodents, insects and toxic fumes?
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This means that they get paid out first in the event of an insolvency situation.
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Multiple Newsweek freelancers also told BuzzFeed News they have to wait months to get paid.
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He told BuzzFeed News it took him roughly six months of emailing to get paid.
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When really, there are so many untold costs of victimization that never get paid for.
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All the while, hope that rising global debt will ever get paid back is dwindling.
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As one industry insider puts it, everyone loves subsidies—but only when they get paid.
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Investors get paid an agreed share of profits, before being returned the principal at maturity.
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But it's hard to fault a guy for trying to get paid while he can.
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Setting up a fake account or conducting fake trips does not mean you'll get paid.
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Instead, my career would remain stagnant for a while and I'd actually get paid less.
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Now it looks like at least some of them could get paid to get busy.
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Hospitals in the system would be delivering more care that they wouldn't get paid for.
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About 88 percent of domestic workers don't get paid time off or other benefits either.
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But with drivers unsure if they'll get paid their fair share, recruiting could prove difficult.
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Not only are money lenders struggling to lend, they are also struggling to get paid.
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Though U.S. military troops would continue serving, some might have to wait to get paid.
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Executives in other industries, and even other parts of Wall Street, get paid significantly more.
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But they get paid exactly the same as everybody else up front, which is scale.
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Meanwhile, rich people choose to get paid based on results and are typically self-employed.
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According to the docs, Elvira's legal team will walk if they don't get paid ASAP.
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As a result, Drake's Young Money contract calls for Jas and Aspire to get paid.
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Mothers in the U.S. get paid 71 cents for every dollar their male counterparts make.
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It's worth noting that National Border Patrol Council executives get paid salaries by the union.
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If other users wanted to hear that answer, the question-asker would get paid too.
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You'll be able to share your car with other users and get paid for it.
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People are like your owners and therefore, they get paid like owners, kind of thing.
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And if you had a really popular post, you'd get paid a bunch more money.
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Most federal employees will get paid for their pre-shutdown work as scheduled between Dec.
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Read up on simple negotiation strategies that will help you get paid what you deserve.
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Talent managers essentially provide consultation and organization, and can't get paid commission for procuring roles.
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You might get paid well, but you can't assume that will always be the case.
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If you loan your partner money, is it okay if it doesn't get paid back?
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But if something does happen to you, your beneficiaries get paid out the policy's value.
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They get paid out as salary, looks like nothing out of the ordinary on paper.
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College athletes can responsibly get paid for what they do and the billions they create.
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The detainees must clean the center themselves — for which they get paid $1 a day.
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If there is any economic rationale, the men should get paid less than the women.
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Since these companies won't get paid, they, in turn, aren't able to pay their workers.
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You don't get benefits, you don't get paid sick days, you don't earn paid vacation.
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I was just really excited that my rent was going to get paid that month.
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Because of the way the cap works, these guys can go anywhere to get paid.
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You can easily clear them all out in one go and get paid through Decluttr.
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It came out to post-Series A people are starting to get paid around 200K.
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We get paid different amounts when we guard a concert, an exhibition, and a celebrity.
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A big part of maintaining that momentum for artists is making sure they get paid.
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Anastasia says they promise, "I'll come when I get paid," or they ask for bargains.
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Because these companies won't get paid, they, in turn, aren't able to pay their workers.
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More from Tonic: She adds that it's also possible you wouldn't get paid at all.
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Medicare also asserted that providers must enroll with a health insurance plan to get paid.
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"There are others working in white-collar jobs and they hardly get paid," she said.
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Get Played Get Paid, on the other hand, reads metadata directly from the DJ equipment.
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They wait to get paid to fill up the car and to do the shopping.
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Then, obviously, financially: Most people want to get paid and just want to play basketball.
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"I don't want money fights: I want to get paid," Holloway said after the fight.
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The ICU nurse works per diem and doesn't get paid leave if she gets sick.
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That's good news for musicians and film producers who are more likely to get paid.
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And however hard he works on the field, Márquez has agreed to not get paid.
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These football players get paid millions of dollars a day to sit on a bench.
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Shall we fight it out to see who wins and then we get paid more?
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And because you won't get paid work until you're good, your quest will take longer.
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Those copyrights determine how a song's contributors get paid, and how much they are paid.
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It's about as funny as seeing men get paid millions to throw a ball around.
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They ultimately get paid several times more than they'd make from treating a Medicare patient.
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And then I tried everything that a child can do and get paid for it.
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Law enforcement officials have warned against giving attackers more confidence that they will get paid.
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In many cases, if the private partner doesn't meet performance standards, it doesn't get paid.
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But mortgages also become less valuable to investors if they get paid off too quickly.
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Especially under these circumstances, the last thing you want to do is not get paid.
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It&aposs a blessing to get paid to do what you&aposre destined to do.
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Mr Raleigh insists he will stay put "until we get paid what's owed to us".
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But the bottom line is still the same: You get paid when you get mined.
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"They set their plans, and if they don't perform, they don't get paid," Rowley explains.
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And yes, it's exactly what it sounds like: you get paid to attack corporate entities.
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Good, high-quality loan growth that customers want and that we can get paid back.
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It's something where you're going to work hard, but you'll also get paid really well.
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Companies that sold to Sears may not get paid back in full -- or at all.
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Meet the 8 companies changing how doctors get paid and building the future of medicine.
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If I get sick, I don't get paid when I take time off of work.
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Crew get paid for every minute the train is scheduled to run in regular service.
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If you're one of the best you should get paid as one of the best.
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Performers get paid for wrestling in shows, but it's far from enough to live on.
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Chief executives at America's largest companies don't get paid the way the average worker does.
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We get paid by the fans in the arena and we get paid by the fans on TV. So you may come to the decision still that it's best to rest guys, I get that but hopefully you've at least factored in the fans.
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"The royalty collection business has been stuck in the dark ages, and artists often have to wait for months or years to get paid for use of their work – if they get paid at all," said Bill Maris, founder, Section 32, in a statement.
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Flexible Pay allows users to choose when they get paid, outside of typical paycheck schedules Flexible Pay allows users to choose when they get paid, outside of typical paycheck schedules The key to this new feature has been Gusto's increasing data about small businesses.
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HR: I've been amazed by how many entrepreneurs don't understand that when you raise money, it has all this preference structure in it and that they've created a situation where they only get paid after a whole bunch of people get paid lots of money.
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And even those who do get paid time off often don't take advantage of the perk.
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We found that the biggest reason businesses don't get paid is because they forget to bill.
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All of a sudden, Kat realizes she may just be sexy — sexy enough to get paid.
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That's the general date that everyone on a monthly direct-deposit run will get paid on.
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Chris Nassetta: Well, I get paid to worry, so of course I'm worried about a backlash.
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Exporters worldwide have to wait for about 60 days (if not more) before they get paid.
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It's a way for teachers to save for the summer months when we don't get paid.
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Unlike having traditional paid leave, as a freelancer, when you don't work, you don't get paid.
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Look, the bottom line is, if you're not an everyday player, you're not gonna get paid.
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They get paid €15 per hour, which is theoretically more than in a normal driving school.
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Maybe one day when I get paid more I'll splurge and start taking the toll road.
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That's another thing with the music: the more you put out, the more you get paid.
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You're going to get raises, you're going to negotiate them, you're going to get paid more.
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Mercier immediately paid her $10,000, hoping he would accomplish that difficult feat and get paid $1.8M.
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Student athletes do not get paid for playing, beyond tuition and living expenses they sometimes receive.
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They also get paid $0.58 per mile driven and keep 100% of any tips they earn.
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For returning patients, doctors would get paid $93 (compared with the current range of $45-$148).
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It would be nice to get paid, to be fed by the things that I produce.
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In the past, you used to get paid if you sold an album or a single.
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He has loaned nearly $46 million to his campaign so far, but can get paid back.
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Even Americans who get paid time off from their jobs generally don't take all of it.
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However, under the guarantee you get paid first and then you choose what to work on.
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If you are in a position of relative privilege, to help people get paid more fairly.
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Additionally, I know that neither social workers nor non-profit volunteers get paid that much money.
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At the time, the company wanted to help small and medium companies get paid on time.
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Women who wear make-up to work get paid more – and do better at job interviews.
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Not sure why everyone believes this to be a 'keep quiet or you don't get paid'.
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This will ensure that the correct people will get paid for the use of the content.
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They are, at the end of the day, actors who occasionally get paid to act buzzed.
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Most people writing on Medium don't opt in to get paid, they're looking to find audience.
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"Anything you carry all the way to orbit is payload you don't get paid to carry."
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I'll get paid for this one later this week after it goes through some final edits.
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That spaceship she's commandeering for all her girls in "APESHIT" won't get paid for with contracts.
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So if you have an unnecessary readmission to a hospital, you don't get paid for it.
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"What I get paid is not enough for the hard work I put in," Monestine said.
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Unlike other federal employees, senators and House members continue to get paid through a government shutdown.
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But in November, Instacart changed the system so we now get paid via a batch payment.
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The war means wages don't get paid for civil servants and key services are falling apart.
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It allows judges to consider more information when setting rates for how much songwriters get paid.
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So a lot of therapists are going to get paid the most in the treatment industry.
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It's suing to get an accounting of what he's earned, and to get paid in full.
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Do you live in Arizona and want to get paid to "drive" a self-driving car?
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Paak's rights holders would get paid because his music is the basis of Jazzy Jeff's remix.
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I think somebody else may have emphasized that, but— CHARLIE MUNGER: We get paid for it.
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And every time one of those businesses of his failed, you know how didn't get paid?
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In fact, 58 percent of millennials have reported that they prefer to get paid in cash.
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Remember, they would rather work with you to get paid than getting a collection agency involved.
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Advice to Farrah ... shoulda been nicer -- Kuzma is gonna get PAID when it's time to renegotiate!!!
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Making us not only workers, helpers, because somebody says; you work good when you get paid.
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"Ad revenue is tricky but [Bunz] should get paid for the service they provide," she said.
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They scoff at the thought that I could write about TV and get paid for it.
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Average people choose to get paid based on a steady salary or hourly rate, says Siebold.
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If that's the case, cutting corporate rates would have little effect on what workers get paid.
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Get paid, give the money to charity, pick good charities and give the money to charity.
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If Ubisoft uses the hitRECord content, all of the collaborators involved in its creation get paid.
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Contractors get paid upon completion of work, and providers can sell securities to recoup their profit.
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"The reality is women can do everything right and still not get paid fairly," Maatz says.
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And they may not get paid if they're transporters, or they watch warehouses, or drive cars.
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"I get paid for my columns … just like you're paid," Kobach told The Kansas City Star.
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Michael Strauss just wanted the oil workers to get paid appropriately for their dangerous, demanding jobs.
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"You should get paid the same amount whatever the job is," he said in a statement.
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Well you can become a DJ today but that doesn't mean you're going to get paid.
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Now I am a travel writer and get paid to write about the places I visit.
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In this new paradigm, workers still have to work, but they don't get paid at all.
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They were built for the 'sell a widget, ship a widget, get paid' kind of model.
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They never told me what I might get paid, and to be honest, I never asked.
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" Man 2: "You know, I get paid on Friday, and I'll transfer you the money then.
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Mills turns 29 this summer and will look to get paid on a long-term deal.
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One candidate bragged that she "loved being on unemployment" because "you get paid to do nothing."
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Police and firefighters don't get paid; whoever comes to Rio de Janeiro will not be safe.
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Most of the 35 million American workers at small businesses don't currently get paid family leave.
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In other words, they won't work, they won't get paid, but they'll still technically be employed.
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They come to work and get paid every day to set the laws of the land.
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After the show, hanging around outside the venue waiting to get paid, his frustration is clear.
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A New York Times investigation found that some creditors are taking extreme measures to get paid.
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To help the Bob's Plumbings and Nicky Roofings of the world get paid on time, Handle.
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In the U.S., about one fourth of private-sector workers do not get paid time off.
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And when infrastructure projects fail, we can come in and fix them — and get paid again.
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If I don't get paid, I can't pay my bills or buy food and other necessities.
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"Because I do not get paid in the summertime, I often work other jobs," she said.
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It's not actually overtime, it's just more hours but you still get paid the same amount.
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But that money either wasnt sufficient or regularly did not get paid out, farmers told Reuters.
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The coolest thing I could imagine was to work there — even if I wouldn't get paid.
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But TikTok, critically, offers very little opportunity for creators to get paid through the platform itself.
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And if the information you offer leads to an arrest and indictment, you may get paid.
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Research shows that physicians quickly adapt their treatment choices if the fees they get paid change.
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And people will get "paid" in credit monitoring from Experian, which has its own data breach.
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"You get paid for taking on the risk that the deal may not close," Icten said.
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I also didn't get paid anything when the office was shut over Christmas, which wasn't ideal.
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Stewart says the company uses a "proprietary algorithm" to determine how much these people get paid.
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Without a letter of credit, shipments cannot be delivered and the shipper does not get paid.
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"What they're saying to the state work force is: 'You shouldn't get paid,'" Mr. Klein said.
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Physicians who prescribed particularly large amounts of the drugs were the most likely to get paid.
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You're going to get paid a lot more than you would just from a talent fee.
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With an app, users can grant companies access to their data and get paid for it.
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"You get paid to buy the stock at your desired price," said Neblett at Centurion Wealth.
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Teachers get paid nearly 21% less on average than other professions that require a college degree.
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If workers are providing more value to their employers, of course, they should get paid more.
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They will only get paid if there's enough money left after Sears pays its secured creditors.
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" He added, "There is also no other job where you get paid to tell the truth.
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White House staff and members of Congress continue to get paid when the government shuts down.
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That's because Instagram and Facebook don't get paid for these sponsorship deals between campaigns and influencers.
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A month ago, if I got sick, I would simply not work and not get paid.
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I've gone to Trump protests — trust me, no one needs to get paid to protest Trump.
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Because ... So if you just get traffic from others, they basically get paid at the end.
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I didn't get paid to compete, I don't get paid to write my blogs, I don't make a fortune coaching others – but let me tell you, the love and respect I received and the hope and courage I gave others will never have a price tag.
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When a fare meeting all of the poster's requirements is found and everyone agrees to the terms, the fetcher can either book the flight themselves and get paid within 48 hours or pass on the booking instructions to the poster and get paid within a week.
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Merlin RE: A Proposed Condom Law Could Help Stalkers Harass Porn Stars, Get Paid for It Hello, This letter is in regard to your article: A Proposed Condom Law Could Help Stalkers Harass Porn Stars, Get Paid for It. There are some serious errors in the article.
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In the broker dealer space, you get paid usually a commission on a transaction by transaction basis.
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Audius wants to cut the middlemen out of music streaming so artists get paid their fair share.
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He said, "I won't even get paid by the Tooth Fairy!" and showed her the gap within.
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I mean, we get paid a lot, so it's hard to complain, but the disparity is crazy.
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Translation: Spend more time on this stuff and we will make sure you get paid for it.
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Monaco: Well I'm always concerned about something happening, and that's pretty much what I get paid for.
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It was junior to the investment banks' loan, meaning ESL would get paid back after the banks.
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But fundamentally they expect to see profits and they expect to see those profits get paid out.
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ASCAP is a nonprofit organization that helps songwriters track and get paid for performances of their work.
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Already in Texas, the doctors in Texas on Medicaid probably get paid about 60 percent of Medicare.
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They get paid a lot of money to closely follow a few companies within a few industries.
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The downside is that my husband doesn't get paid this week, but I'm here for the upsides.
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On the flip side, Amazon is set to get paid by the county as hotel taxes increase.
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Not the workers at Ivanka Trump's Chinese clothing factory, who reportedly get paid around $60 a week.
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New York inmates get paid around 22003 cents an hour to construct office materials for state buildings.
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But these laborers get paid much more than that, which goes straight to the North Korean state.
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You'll learn how to reach the top of the YouTube charts and get paid to do it.
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" The whistleblower said, "I didn't do this to get paid; I'm not all that interested in it.
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Del Rio says she never gave Todrick rights to her voice, so she's suing to get paid.
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Go ahead and read this great piece by Kristen Lamb about why authors need to get paid.
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Neither is the argument that women need to fight harder and speak louder to get paid fairly.
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Their employers warned them they would get paid only if they continued to work, the ECHR said.
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I get paid to stare into the faces of the tiniest, cutest creatures you could ever imagine.
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The way we generate our gross profit as a company is we get paid for distributing content.
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Always banging on about equality but let's be honest, should we get paid the same as men?
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The app also lets you set up your own "$Cashtag" code that lets you get paid anonymously.
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Paycheck Amount: I get paid five times a month, with the amounts varying according to my roster.
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Often, stars get paid for them—and the FTC isn't a fan of not making that clear.
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Also, you can't get paid for installing Onavo Protect on Android, only for the Facebook Research app.
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But the fact that some people get paid is evidence of the value of every user's labor.
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They also handle the marketing, advertising, shipping, and customer service, and you get paid every two weeks.
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The profits end up in the upper echelons of the authorities, and the people get paid little.
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Doctors get paid a percentage of the drug's cost — another incentive to pick the more expensive drug.
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I pretend that I only get paid once a month and put every other paycheck into savings.
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"All they did was publish and get paid," said attorney James Grant, according to the Sacramento Bee.
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Even when DTA was not involved in a deal, it still could get paid, according to KT4.
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" Asked if workers would get paid on Friday, Trump said: "We'll see whether or not it's settled.
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But Vegas is a promoter's city, and promoters get paid by how many people they bring in.
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Cost-sharing subsidies also help people who make less than 250% of poverty, assuming they get paid.
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"I do think the women should get paid, a main event is a main event," McCool says.
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They come here because there are more opportunities, and they actually get paid when they work here.
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If it's me, you know bloody well what I would do: Prepare, present my reasons, get paid.
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Now, he wants to rethink the ways that creators get paid through a new protocol called Unlock.
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At last, virtually all gamers will have easy way to get paid for doing something they love.
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It seemed like a win-win: maybe I'd lose weight more quickly, plus I would get paid.
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The revenue would be going to the non-profits, and Deed would get paid a sponsorship fee.
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Also, we did not get paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for making funny faces and poses.
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But later-stage investors can demand liquidation preferences that ensure they get paid before earlier investors, too.
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These challenges include the length of time it currently takes for influencers to get paid by advertisers.
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When your item is purchased, you get paid and eBay handles shipping the item to the buyer.
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The new bill also includes language to clarify who can get paid and when by the commonwealth.
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The Japanese conglomerate recently invested $200 million in C2FO, a marketplace which helps suppliers get paid early.
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It was my first introduction to the idea that you could get paid for something you loved.
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Drivers get paid by the mile and log an average of 7,500 miles per month in 2015.
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Women, for instance, get paid 2% less than men working the same position, with the same qualifications.
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On top of that, you can get paid in stock, which could have a long-term upside.
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Still, people aren't going to eat twice as many meals after they get paid, something is lost.
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Its singers and orchestra players all get paid, though not very much, and not at union rates.
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"If you get paid $225,000 for a speech, it must be an extraordinary speech," Mr. Sanders said.
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So, if they can't afford us, we get paid at the end if and when we'll win.
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If he's an amateur coach for an amateur sport, why does he get paid and I don't?
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The only thing we were allowed to do was work more than men and get paid less.
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The writers get paid immediately — and they still retain copyright and can later publish in another format.
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On the creator side, filmmakers get paid based on how many minutes people spend viewing their content.
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Now, Seeger wants to get paid, a reward that likely will be tens of millions of dollars.
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If someone takes five photos per week, that's over a month of selfies needed to get paid.
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""I guess since the book did not make any money she's trying to get paid another way.
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I guess guys could bunt down the third base line, but you don't get paid to bunt.
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"When I grew up, I never thought I'd get paid doing a job I enjoyed," he said.
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A mother's work is never done ... but it's great when ya can get paid for it too!
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But some states have tried to limit inmates's ability to publish and get paid for their work.
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Don't tell my bosses, but I'm still surprised that I get paid to have this much fun.
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They'll get paid for them, and will make sure your traffic doesn't count towards that data cap.
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For the most part, women who work extreme hours get paid as much as men who do.
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"I might've done five jobs where you get paid, like, 20 bucks," she told Vogue in 2008.
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"My father used to get paid once every six to nine months, if at all," he said.
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" Hawk: "And that's what drove me to pledge allegiance to them, so that I can get paid.
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However, workers across industries have noted that they don't get paid if they aren't on the schedule.
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You might work for an hour and get paid every other week for the hours you worked.
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And theoretically, farmers could earn a living growing cacao and get paid not to deforest their land.
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And you're paying the private sector company ... and by the way they're going to get paid handsomely.
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"Again and again Senator Skelos abused his power so Adam Skelos could get paid," Mr. Zolkind said.
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With warranties, you're left wondering whether you'll need them, then whether you'll get paid if you do.
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An investor with a liquidation preference would get paid first when the company folds or is sold.
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Merchants that leverage Klarna get paid instantly after a purchase, even if clients choose to pay later.
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" Mr. Fogel suggested Mr. Blaszczak get paid more for his insights: "Lets not get crazy but still.
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"The vast majority of doctors will not get paid less," Jayapal told reporters before unveiling her bill.
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Bankers typically get paid the bulk of their advisory fees only after a deal has been completed.
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They get paid to perform in productions around the world in front of millions of cruise-goers.
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So, if the deal falls through for whatever reason, the lawyers still get paid for work done.
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Do you mean like working, like doing the day's work in an office, and they get paid?
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"Welcome to my nightmare: I get paid to do this, and I'm going through it," Herron said.
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The first part of my job is to tell stories — I get paid to make things up.
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Find something you love to do and then figure out a way to get paid for it.
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The influencers typically don't get paid — they just do it for the love of the brand. Suckers!
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The three-day closure left agencies half-staffed and employees wondering when and if they'll get paid.
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Some federal workers who stay on the job do not get paid during the lapse in funding.
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I only get paid for one job, but they ask me to do a little of everything.
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Although Amazon has paid Bezos the same salary since 1998, he used to get paid even less.
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Despite the city state's reputation for technocratic efficiency, for some it's a huge struggle to get paid.
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He said the department was "taking steps to make additional funds available" so employees could get paid.
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The idea isn't to make money, but we sell our music and get paid at certain shows.
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If so, who do you think deserves to get paid hundreds of millions of dollars to play?
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College isn't just about how much it costs and how much you get paid when you're done.
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On the Ladies Get Paid website, there is now a free toolkit with resources for women, and, over the next few weeks, Secret and Ladies Get Paid will hold workshops at several locations of The Wing teaching women how to advocate for fair pay, negotiate raises, and ace interviews.
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But just 13% of workers get paid family leave, according to a 20133 Bureau of Labor Statistics survey.
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But not many move to a new state to work from home -- and get paid to do it.
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Companies in India are able to provide highly skilled workers at a discount to what Americans get paid.
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Once accepted, donors have to make deposits a couple times a week, which they get paid $40 for.
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Now, for the first time, those bounty-hunting hackers can finally get paid for hacking the feds, too.
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Well-drafted customer contracts limit your liability and create legally enforceable rights to get paid for your work.
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Doing something where you don't get paid reminds you of why you're doing it in the first place.
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But you are sacrificing more than just your time to get paid—you are also handing over data.
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Le contends that once they get paid, medical tourism facilitators are not interested in the health of patients.
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Straight white men still receive the most prominent placements, and still get paid the most for those slots.
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Have you ever found yourself shopping online so much that you think, "I should get paid for this"?
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"Yes, there were a lot of other companies," he said of those Trump left waiting to get paid.
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Insurers code the conditions people have, and the more health problems someone has, the more insurers get paid.
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More than 50,000 people are employed by the agency and won't get paid until the federal government reopens.
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And in a rare event, almost everyone across the industry supports it, because it helps musicians get paid.
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When men write something that looks like fan fiction, they get paid a lot of money for it.
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Doctors would get paid $90 for returning patient visits and $149 for the most complex returning patient visits.
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"It's my job; it's what I get paid to do," Cishek said of earning the four-out save.
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It means truckers needn't wait 30 to 60 days to get paid by the vendors who hire them.
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The largest inversion being; it used to be that you had to work in order to get paid.
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Publishers who don't get paid will have to be content having Facebook send them traffic and potential subscribers.
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Still, most federal employees will not get paid, including members of the military, until the shutdown is over.
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Which state passed a law this week allowing college athletes to get paid for their image and likeness?
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Ali Wong, Chelsea Handler, and so many more hilarious women deserve to get paid millions of dollars, too.
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From an artist perspective, however, it's an obvious problem to not know when you're going to get paid.
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MACCALLUM: And we&aposre all in the wrong business to get paid for ten years after the election.
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It's for the volunteers technically, but I don't get paid either, so I take a piece...or two.
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Muni's email system was also reportedly compromised and employees weren't sure if they would get paid this week.
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But just 13% of workers get paid family leave, according to a 2015 Bureau of Labor Statistics survey.
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But what gives those equities, bonds and properties value in 2030, or 1989, when the pensions get paid?
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When you sign up, you hand over your bank account information and tell Earnin when you get paid.
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Long-haul flights tend to be more desirable, since many flight attendants get paid according to flight duration.
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Since you're an employee, when you get paid by your employer... ...you only have to pay individual taxes.
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One lucky person will travel across America testing barbecue this summer — and get paid $10,000 to do it.
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"Don't be afraid to work Fashion Week, to not get paid and work your ass off," Stephen says.
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Their work applies to real life situations such as whether executives should get paid bonuses or stock options.
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The court decided that the dispute over which creditors get paid what be resolved before it assumes control.
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In other words, instead of getting paid on impressions you'll get paid potentially even more to refer business.
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"We get paid to keep people safe and we'll keep people safe tomorrow," Police Commissioner James O'Neill said.
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"So selfishly we all want to do another one because we get paid to hang out," she explains.
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I make a few extra payments on my credit cards since I get paid three times this month.
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LONDON — Most of us would jump at the chance to get paid to dine out in posh restaurants.
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"Government workers in Washington get paid 38.43% more than their equivalent workers than the private sector," Bush said.
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Pickett is suing Migos and Capitol Records to get paid ... after all, it's his song, according to him.
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He also makes sure our freelancers get paid, is Motherboard's official union representative, and our unofficial salad czar.
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Being a pseudo tech whiz feels great when you're at home, but why not get paid for it?
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I do my little editorial work here and there, and I just get paid to do this shit.
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Annual subscribers will receive a refund, and monthly subscribers will get paid back for the month of October.
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"But once you need that care, the premiums get paid back very quickly" in the form of care.
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Genestoux has worked for years to empower creators to spread their content and get paid in the process.
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Dunforce then ensures that you pay your invoices on time and could also help you get paid faster.
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One portfolio manager told Reuters she had to argue her case to get paid while on maternity leave.
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"We are slowly onboarding creators to 'go live' in the platform to 'Go Live, Get Paid'," says Wann.
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The independents do it, but you get paid a nickel and you are going to work as hard.
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Systems and planets give you the most credit, but you also get paid for discovering creatures and plants.
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At the end, both would get paid, but sometimes the participants would get more money if they lied.
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Generally, what I've always found, is that those who write about restaurants for free will eventually get paid.
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That's no different than being a drag queen—well, we get paid, but it's mostly the same thing.
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But why should a server get paid less because the kitchen is slow or the food is unpleasant?
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Imagine that, you'll get to do what you are really good at doing ... and get paid for it.
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I would mow lawns, and use tractors to clear brush, and get paid something like $2 an hour.
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The newspaper notes that inmates have lamented that they get paid pennies on the dollar for their labor.
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I write and publish books about witches and magic, and I actually get paid for all those things.
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I have had a lot of opportunities from the city to perform and to get paid to perform.
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He could say, 'we're getting this barrier, it's better for the 800,000 federal workers if they get paid.
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A weaker peso could generate employment by bolstering manufacturers who get paid for their exports in U.S. dollars.
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The people I represent wouldn't get paid if they didn't do their job - and neither should Congress. pic.twitter.
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Only 36 percent of respondents who get paid vacation days plan to use all of them this year.
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Anyone can be a coach and writing is one way to become one and get paid for it.
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Class members won't get paid until appeals are resolved and the court grants final approval of the settlement.
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But that's why high-profile political journalists like Chuck Todd and George Stephanopoulos get paid the big bucks.
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Because they get paid fairly according to current law, I was told they're not allowed to accept tips.
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He said he was not required to open a Ukrainian bank account to get paid for his work.
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And for years, it wasn't clear whether they would get paid as much as an in-person visit.
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An agreement would clear the way for pensioners and bondholders to get paid after a seven-year wait.
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Research has shown people deemed attractive get paid more, receive better job evaluations and are generally more employable.
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Most people who join startups understand this; they're not going there to get paid a lot of cash.
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Our dream is to be sponsored by Marlboro or get paid to have our song in their ads.
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But lawyers for vendors said they did not know whether they would ever get paid for those goods.
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"I negotiated, and I tried to get paid as much [as Jeremy Renner and Bradley Cooper]," she says.
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We're told some people, like Luke and Jason, did get paid ... but Jennie and Tori drew short straws.
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Educators already don't get paid enough, and those that work in preschools or daycares often make 48% less.
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Even if I never get paid for it—even if I am unofficially undercover—I will do it.
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So your question is kind of like, 'do female American presidents get paid as much as male presidents?
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Wanting to get away and get paid, he followed in his father's footsteps and joined the Canadian Navy.
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"Fighting crime is what we get paid to do," Chief O'Neill said in an interview earlier this year.
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Hiding in corner as judge explains to large juror pool that we get paid only $10 a day.
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Workers who fall sick face a simple choice: Work and get paid or stay home and get stiffed.
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That leaves open the possibility that some health care workers with coronavirus might not get paid, Romig said.
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I put it on my credit card and I'll pay this off on Wednesday when I get paid.
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Contraception is still increasing the share of women who get educated and get paid work, particularly prestigious jobs.
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After I get paid, I take anything over $216 out of my checking and put it in savings.
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You can engage with your customer in compelling ways and get paid for the value you're delivering there.
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That's largely because most arbitrators get paid based on the hours and the number of cases they handle.
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You get paid really well because you're the revenue guy at Google and also your number is 22018.
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In fact, Rogers says Peete personally guaranteed that he'd get paid back -- a point he reiterated in emails.
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I work in recruitment, so you get paid a pretty basic salary that you top up with commission.
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That investment is now having an unexpected impact: Consumers get paid when electricity prices occasionally dip below zero.
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U.C.B. performers — whether improv or sketch — typically do not get paid, a sore point among many in improv.
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Female stars, on the other hand, get paid anywhere from $800 to $1,000 for "traditional" heterosexual sex scenes.
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Twenty-somethings no longer have to get paid under the table; often, they can actually drive to work.
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Disney World employs 75,000 people and said they would continue to get paid while the parks were closed.
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Smart, but stressful as my employer has made it clear that therapists who don't work won't get paid.
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For starters, you can get paid $1,100 to test the potential coronavirus vaccine that was developed by Moderna.
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But as this case suggests, figuring out who will get paid, and how much, can sometimes be complicated.
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In addition, nearly 60% of part-time workers don't get paid sick leave, according to the Labor Department.
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That's not to say that it isn't important; we wouldn't do our jobs if we didn't get paid.
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So do we get paid royalties for all this Jamaica-themed merchandise bearing government logos and what not?
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Lots of famous folks get paid huge sums to speak, and Meghan and Harry are obviously in demand.
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Television networks generally get paid a fee for each subscriber, and that accounts for a vital funding stream.
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Sadly, he came up short by a buck so -- and Soledad wasn't trying to get paid in parts.
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The commonwealth constitution is quite clear that bondholders are to get paid first, even ahead of pension beneficiaries.
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Since fee-only advisors get paid by the client directly, they're free to invest in whatever they'd like.
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Cruise ship performers get paid to travel the world and perform in front of millions of cruise goers.
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Stem, a startup that helps independent musicians get paid, is expanding with a new financing program called Scale.
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Employees get paid to work through problems, make decisions, come up with new ideas, and commit to action.
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Online placement services like A Place for Mom get paid by the nursing homes they refer people to.
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"There are no restrictions on humanitarian business, but you can't get paid for it," one European source said.
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Musicians would be able to keep better track of when their songs were played, and get paid accordingly.
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Business Insider said if it was in the Octagon, Edwards would at least get paid for the fight.
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It's not easy, but this is why I get paid the medium-sized bucks, so here we go.
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According to a 2019 study, 23% of Americans don't receive paid vacation and 22% don't get paid holidays.
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If you pull out when the market is at all-time lows, you get paid all-time lows.
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In fact, in the case of false political advertisements, it's willing to get paid to spread those falsehoods.
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"Their passports were taken by agents at the airport itself, they didn't get paid for months," Vobbilisetty said.
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Now they get paid for sponsored posts on TikTok that they can produce in less than a day.
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These are people who don't get paid if they don't go work and who live paycheck to paycheck.
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The union would coordinate with Congress to ensure employees get paid if they have to work, it said.
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"They don't lose any money by not playing because, apparently, they don't get paid any money," Kessler said.
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I still use credit cards, but I pay my cards off every two weeks when I get paid.
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For some treatments, Medtronic will get paid based on those results, a system known as value-based care.
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That means they get paid 50 percent extra when they work more than 40 hours in a week.
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That's largely because most arbitrators get paid based on the hours and the number of cases they handle.
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They've had playbooks because they have people that get paid in the ivory towers to concoct these plans.
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We should get paid time off whether we get sick or not to avoid getting paid or not.
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"I barely get paid for any of the kids in September," said Carol Schaeffler, a speech language pathologist.
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Do baseload plants with 90 days of fuel get paid only while they maintain those stockpiles, or always?
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The Times will get paid a cut of fees paid by underwriters for the program, according to sources.
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Popularity on television means advertiser support and athlete endorsements; without those endorsements, most women athletes don't get paid.
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Because MMA fighters don't get paid enough, New York should not make it legal to pay MMA fighters.
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I swear to God, it's as if I get paid a million dollars a second to watch that show.
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WATTERS: Okay, well, you have a long way to go to get paid as much as I am paid.
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The students themselves are able to work and get paid for their work while also learning on the job.
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If you're a salaried employee, that means you both have to go and also won't get paid anything extra.
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It is unclear how the GOP proposals would ensure people get paid if Congress does not pass appropriations bills.
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"We don't do [chores] because we get paid; we do them because they need to be done," she said.
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Most employees in the United States get paid by the hour, and they make the least amount of money.
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If you're a federal employee, you probably rang in the New Year worrying about whether you will get paid.
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So what these artists want is to get paid by Apple, and they want the exposure that Apple gives.
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For the walkers themselves, it's easy to manage your clients, get paid, and respond quickly from wherever you are.
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But process transcends purpose when Joe the exterminator says, 'I don't get paid unless you give me a 10.
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If that's the case, then these companies could go back to providing services that they won't get paid for.
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Ladies Get Paid is rolling out town halls all over the U.S., including San Francisco, Chicago and Los Angeles.
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While planemakers get paid on delivery, engine makers charge little upfront and make money on services provided over years.
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Its managers are anonymous and they get paid about a fifth less than their peers at other financial groups.
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"It was a full-time job that I didn't get paid for but felt obligated to do," she says.
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It's unclear if Parscale or his firms will continue to also get paid by the outside group America First.
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This means that these firms get paid more based on higher performing ads: More click-throughs equal more revenue.
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If you don't press them for the money immediately after pressing the send button, you'll probably never get paid.
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But I figured out that I could get paid to design sounds in advertising, so that's what I did.
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Lewandowski could not legally continue to get paid by the group if he accepted a job in the administration.
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The service is not available in the U.S. Go deeper: Musicians celebrate new bill that lets them get paid
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Doctors would get paid $130 for most new patient visits and $212 for the most complex new patient visits.
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Khandan said they don't always work right, meaning Xchange can't track the car and his company doesn't get paid.
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But since the verdict in the ZeniMax / Oculus case wasn't against Carmack, Carmack claims he should still get paid.
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"Police and firefighters don't get paid, whoever comes to Rio de Janeiro will not be safe," the sign said.
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" You said in your viral Medium piece that "we need to talk more about how much we get paid.
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In the US, when music is played on the radio, the owner of the sound recording doesn't get paid.
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Now comes a big court fight over if they'll get paid as much as their less-accomplished male counterparts.
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According to the Department of Labor, only 12 percent of workers in the private sector get paid parental leave.
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" — Anna Hecht, money reporter "My dad always says, 'The reason you get paid to work is because it's work.
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