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1 broad band
"A structure of compensation levels that includes broad ranges of pay per level and is generally defined by grouping jobs with similar aggregate levels of responsibility. Pay for individual jobs is often linked to the external market. Bands are also typically differentiated by the variable compensation awards available at each band. Broad banding eliminates the hierarchy and narrow ranges of graded structures and allows ranges to overlap (for example, the 90th percentile of Band B equals the 10th percentile of Band C). Broad bands do not contain midpoints and generally do not have fixed minimums or maximums (for example, allowing pay that is either below a minimum or above a maximum rate within a band because the external market determines a specific job rate). Companies can store additional reference points for a band, such as a 50th percentile (or Control Point), 25th and 75th percentile, and base variable compensation on one of those points." -
2 price
I[prais] n գին. high/low/moderate price բարձր/ցածր/չափավոր գին. cash price վա ճառքի գին. ceiling prices չափազանց բարձր/ ուռճացրած գներ. fixed prices կայուն գներ. cost price ինքնարժեք. trade price գործարանային գին. cut prices գներն իջեցնել. at any price ամեն գնով. above/beyond price անգին, շատ թանկագին. rise in price գնի բարձրացում. reduce the price գինն իջեցնել/պակասեցնել/էժանացնել. pay high price մեծ/բարձր գին վճարել. reduced prices իջեցված գներ. price index գների համաթիվ. price list գնա ցու ցակ. at the price of գնով. price control գների հսկողություն. price cutting գների իջեցում. not to be in one’s price range գրպանին հարմար չլինել, հնարավորություններից դուրս լինելII[prais] v գնահատել, գին նշանակել. price goods ապրանքներ գնահատել. price out of the market շատ բարձր գներ, շատ քչերին մատչելի
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