Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Remuneration"

A: legal speak for "salary" (+ bonuses)

A: Remuneration: is the reward or payback you get in exchange for something.

1. The remuneration he received for the car damage was considerable.

A: remuneration is pretty formal word for payment for services.

Will there be a remuneration for teach Japanese at the university Japanese club.
What sort of remuneration, including salary and bonuses, do you anticipate in your first job after graduation?

consideration is very rare. I don't think I have ever heard it use. It suggests to me something one off, and slightly off the books, 謝礼金. I don't know how to use it.

A: A wage is the money someone earns in their job. For example:

“I work in a café. My wage is £8 an hour.”

An allowance means money that is given to someone weekly or monthly, typically by someone’s parent/guardian. For example:

“Would you like to go shopping with me this weekend? I just got my allowance from my parents.”

To be honest, remuneration is a difficult one. For me personally, I see it to signify money that is awarded to someone who performs a task voluntarily instead of it being a real job. It may not be in the form of money, it could be a gift too. For example:

“We are looking for anyone who can help organise our event. Anyone who volunteers will receive remuneration of a gift voucher.”

Hope this helps :)

A: Salary is a type of remuneration. It is usually given periodically. Remuneration is closer in meaning to compensation: money paid to compensate one’s time and labor.

A: Remuneration is specifically what you are paid/given for doing a job or providing services.

A reward is sort of like a bonus for doing something. For example, oftentimes police will offer a money reward for giving information that leads to solving a big crime.

Reward can have other meanings, like when you give your dog a treat for doing a trick, that is a reward.

A: Salary tends to refer to regular payment that you would get less often than wages (so you might get a salary of 3000 a month, but get wages of 500 a week)
Remuneration can mean regular payments, but also can refer to one-off payments for goods/services (e.g. Transporting your furniture to a different house) it is also a more formal word that is more likely to appear in legal contexts

A: Natural but formal, you would normally only hear/see this word in a job interview / employment contract. Unless you work in HR / law or something.

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A: It should be 'I've got a payment of $15 for my service."