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1·They have little prospect of finding new jobs with the same hourly pay.

他们找到时薪同原来一样的新工作的机会很渺茫。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

2·To define an accumulator to track a YTD balance by department for each payee's hourly pay.

定义累加器，按部门跟踪每个受款人时薪的“当年至今”余额。

3·We assume that the working week is cut from forty hours to thirty, with no change in hourly pay.

假设每周工时从40小时减为30小时，而小时工资率不变。

4·What will be the result of reducing the working week from forty hours to thirty (without any increase in hourly pay)?

那么，将周工时从40小时减少到30小时(同时不增加小时工资)，将有什么样的结果呢？

5·Rising unemployment is capping wage gains: hourly pay rose by just 0.2% from September. It is up by 3.5% from a year earlier, but is bound to slow.

不断升高的失业率促使薪金提升：9月以来以小时计算的工资提高了0.2%，这比一年前提高了3.5%，但增长速度注定会下降。

6·Average hourly pay is falling in real terms. Meanwhile houses, most Americans' biggest asset by far, are tumbling in value at a pace that exceeds that seen in, yes, the Great Depression.

实际平均时薪在下降，同时，作为到目前为止大多数美国人最大资产的房子，在以比大萧条时期才能看到的更快的步伐贬值。

7·Hourly pay is the most common means of payment based on time; employees who are paid hourly are said to receive wages, which are payments directly calculated on the amount of time worked.

小时工是最普通的按照时间支付的工资方法。 那些按照时间支付工资的雇员，其薪资是根据工作时间总和计算的。

8·Consumer income is in a vice: not only are jobs and hours shrinking, but hourly pay grew at only an annualised rate of 0.7% during the past three months, the lowest since the data begin in 1964.

消费收入依旧走低：不仅就业岗位和工作时间缩紧，过去三个月内的小时工资的年增长率也只有0.7%，是1964年以来的最低点。

9·The algorithm used to calculate an employee's pay depends on that column's value, because pay calculation for hourly employees differs from pay calculation for salaried employees.

用来计算职员工资的算法取决于这个列的值，因为小时制职员的工资计算方法与周薪制职员的工资计算方法不一样。

10·To be middle class is to draw a pay packet weekly or monthly, rather than daily or hourly.

作为中产阶层，他们不过希望拿周薪或者月薪，甚至按天、按小时拿工资。