payscales

noun
UK /ˈpeɪskeɪlz/
US /ˈpeɪskeɪlz/

A payscale is a list that shows how much money people get paid for different jobs.

The company's payscales show that managers earn more than assistants.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A system that sets the amount of pay for each level or rank in an organization.

Teachers are paid according to national payscales.

3. A chart or table used to calculate how much someone should be paid based on their experience.

The payscales were updated after the new contract was signed.

4. The range of salaries offered for a particular type of job.

Nurses' payscales vary from region to region.