payrules
nounUK /ˈpeɪ.ruːlz/
US /ˈpeɪ.ruːlz/
Payrules are the rules that say how much money someone gets for doing a job.
The new payrules say workers get more money on holidays.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The official set of instructions a company uses to decide how much to pay each worker.
The manager checked the payrules before making the schedule.
3. Laws or agreements that set the smallest amount of money a worker can be paid.
The government's payrules protect young workers.
4. The way a game or club decides how much pretend or real money players earn.
The board game's payrules give extra coins for landing on a star.