salarycap

noun
UK /ˈsæləri kæp/
US /ˈsæləri kæp/

A salary cap is a rule that says how much money a team can spend on its players.

The league set a salary cap so rich teams can't buy all the best players.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A maximum amount of money that can be paid to employees in a company or organization.

The company introduced a salary cap for senior managers.

3. A limit on total wages used in business planning to control costs.

The finance team applied a salary cap to next year's hiring plan.

4. In fantasy sports, a fixed budget each manager must stay under when picking players.

In our fantasy league, the salary cap is one hundred dollars per team.