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Base Pay

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Base Pay
The salary one earns to which one may add through good job performance. For example, a company may hire a sales representative with a low base pay plus a commission on each sale made. Base pay allows an employee to continue to make a living during slow times, but generally is low enough to incentivize performance.


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