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1 Wochenlohn
m weekly wages Pl.* * *Wọ|chen|lohnmweekly wage* * *Wo·chen·lohnm weekly wage* * *der weekly wages pl.* * ** * *der weekly wages pl.* * *m.weekly pay n. -
2 Lohnliste
Lohnliste f 1. PERS payroll, pay sheet, (AE) pay bill (Arbeitsentgelt, Betriebswirtschaft); 2. RW payroll* * *f 1. < Person> Arbeitsentgelt, Betriebswirtschaft payroll, pay sheet, pay bill (AE) ; 2. < Rechnung> payroll* * *Lohnliste
payroll [ledger (book, US)], pay bill (sheet, Br.), wages (payment, Br., payroll, US) sheet;
• nicht mehr auf der Lohnliste off the payroll;
• wöchentliche Lohnliste weekly wages return (Br.) (payroll, US);
• Lohnliste aufstellen to make out a payroll;
• j. nicht mehr auf der Lohnliste führen to throw s. o. off the payroll;
• auf der Lohnliste stehen to be on the payroll (US), (bei einer Stadt) to be paid out of the town funds. -
3 wöchentliche Lohnliste
wöchentliche Lohnliste
weekly wages return (Br.) (payroll, US) -
4 Lohn
m; -(e)s, Löhne1. WIRTS. (Arbeitslohn) wage(s Pl.), pay; (Bezahlung) payment; Löhne und Gehälter wages and salaries; der tarifliche Lohn beträgt... the fixed wage rate is...; bei jemandem in Lohn stehen be in s.o.’s pay ( oder service); in Lohn und Brot stehen have a job and income; jemanden um Lohn und Brot bringen deprive s.o. of his ( oder her) livelihood, take the bread out of s.o.’s mouth2. (Belohnung) reward; zum Lohn as a reward ( für for); fig. auch in return (for); er hat seinen ( gerechten) Lohn bekommen iro. he got his just deserts* * *der Lohnprice; payment; compensation; wage; pay; wages; cost; income; reward; meed* * *[loːn]m -(e)s, -e['løːnə]1) (= Arbeitsentgelt) wage(s), pay no pl, no indef artgleicher Lóhn für gleiche Arbeit —
jdn um Lóhn und Brot bringen (old) — to deprive sb of a living or livelihood
als or zum Lóhn für... — as a reward/punishment for...
sein verdienter Lóhn — one's just reward
das ist ein schlechter Lóhn für all die Mühe — that's what I get for my trouble, that's all the thanks I get for my trouble
* * *der1) (the act of paying: He gave me a book in payment for my kindness.) payment2) (a reward for good work etc: He was awarded a lot of prizes at school.) prize3) (wages: Because of heavier taxation, my wage-packet has been getting smaller.) wage-packet4) ((also wages noun plural) a regular, usually weekly rather than monthly, payment for the work that one does: He spends all his wages on books; What is his weekly wage?) wage* * *<-[e]s, Löhne>[lo:n, pl ˈlø:nə]mLöhne abbauen/angleichen to reduce/equalize wagesjds gerechter [o verdienter] \Lohn sb's just desertsdafür wird er schon noch seinen \Lohn erhalten! he will get his comeuppance for this [one day]!* * *der; Lohn[e]s, Löhne1) wage[s pl.]; pay no indef. art., no pl.2) o. Pl. (Belohnung, auch fig.) reward* * *Löhne und Gehälter wages and salaries;der tarifliche Lohn beträgt … the fixed wage rate is …;bei jemandem in Lohn stehen be in sb’s pay ( oder service);in Lohn und Brot stehen have a job and income;jemanden um Lohn und Brot bringen deprive sb of his ( oder her) livelihood, take the bread out of sb’s mouth2. (Belohnung) reward;zum Lohn as a reward (für for); fig auch in return (for);er hat seinen (gerechten) Lohn bekommen iron he got his just deserts* * *der; Lohn[e]s, Löhne1) wage[s pl.]; pay no indef. art., no pl.2) o. Pl. (Belohnung, auch fig.) reward* * *¨-e m.due n.fee n.meed n.salary n.wage n. ¨-e Preis -eSpirale f.= wage-price spiral n. -
5 Lohn
Lohn m 1. GEN, PERS wage, wages, pay; 2. WIWI wages* * *m 1. <Geschäft, Person> wage, wages, pay; 2. <Vw> wages* * *Lohn
wage[s], hire, rate, screw (Br. sl.), (Belohnung) reward, gratification, recompense, price, (Bezahlung) pay[ment], (Entschädigung) compensation, consideration, return, (Gehalt) salary, (Honorar) fee, (Verdienst) earnings, (Vergütung) remuneration, emolument, consideration;
• von der Gewerkschaft ausgehandelter Lohn union wage;
• bar ausgezahlter Lohn wage paid in cash;
• auskömmlicher Lohn living wage;
• branchenüblicher Lohn prevailing wage;
• das Existenzminimum gerade deckender Lohn maintenance (bare subsistence, US) wage;
• durchschnittlicher Lohn average wage;
• effektiver Lohn net wage, take-home pay, wage actually earned;
• entgangener Lohn lost pay, dead time;
• erhöhter Lohn higher wages (pay);
• fälliger Lohn wages due;
• festgesetzter Lohn stipulated wage;
• garantierter Lohn guaranteed wage;
• künstlich gehaltener Lohn pegged wage;
• geltender Lohn prevailing wage;
• geringer Lohn chicken-feed (sl.);
• Ersparnisse gestattender Lohn saving wage;
• einen Monat im Voraus gezahlter Lohn one-month advance wage;
• stundenweise gezahlter Lohn pay by the day;
• tatsächlich gezahlter Lohn take-home pay;
• gleicher Lohn equal pay;
• gleich bleibender Lohn same pay;
• gleitender Lohn sliding wage;
• gültiger Lohn prevailing wage;
• überdurchschnittlich hoher Lohn loose (runaway) rate;
• indexgebundener (indexierter) Lohn index-linked wage;
• über dem Existenzminimum liegender Lohn living wage;
• über den amtlichen Richtlinien liegender Lohn above-pay-policy wage (Br.);
• mittlerer Lohn average (medium, US) wage;
• ortsüblicher Lohn local (standard) wage;
• produktiver Lohn productive wage;
• progressiver Lohn progressive wage;
• rückständiger Lohn wage in arrears, back wages (pay);
• mit der Produktion steigender Lohn progressive wages;
• ständig steigender Lohn steadily increasing wage;
• übertariflicher Lohn out-of-line rate;
• üblicher Lohn going wage;
• ungenügender Lohn insufficient pay;
• untertariflicher Lohn superannuated wage, subminimum rate (wage);
• im Ausland verdienter und gezahlter Lohn foreign pay earned abroad;
• vertraglich vereinbarter Lohn contractual wage (US);
• wöchentlicher Lohn weekly pay;
• Lohn nach dem letzten Abrechnungszeitraum current wage;
• gleicher Lohn für gleiche Arbeit equal pay for equal work;
• Lohn für nicht ganztägig beschäftigte Arbeitskräfte part-time rate;
• Lohn nur bei Erfolg (Bergelohn) no cure, no pay;
• Lohn unter dem Existenzminimum below-poverty wage;
• vom Lohn abziehen to deduct from the wage;
• für zu niedrigen Lohn arbeiten to undercut (underrent) wages;
• Lohn aufbessern to improve (raise) wages;
• Lohn auszahlen to pay [out] wages;
• auf höherem Lohn bestehen to stick out for higher pay;
• j. um Lohn und Brot bringen to deprive s. o. of his livelihood;
• Lohn einbehalten to stop (detain) wages;
• soundsoviel von jds. Lohn einbehalten to withhold (keep back) so much out of s. one’s pay (wages);
• seinen wohlverdienten Lohn empfangen to get one’s deserts (what is coming to one, US);
• als Lohn erhalten to earn, to meet one’s reward;
• jem. Lohn und Brot geben to keep s. o. in one’s pay;
• Lohn kürzen to cut down wages;
• Lohn pfänden to garnishee (attach, US) the wages;
• bei jem. in Lohn und Brot stehen to be in s. one’s service (pay);
• Lohn zahlen to pay wages;
• Lohnabbau wage cut[ting] (reduction, deflation), cut in wages. -
6 Wochenfrist
Wochenfrist, binnen
within the week's notice;
• Wochengeld one-week funds, (Börse) weekly fixtures (money), (Mutter) maternity benefit (relief, allowance);
• Wochenhilfe (Mütter) maternity benefit;
• Wochenindex weekly index;
• Wochenkarte weekly season (commuter, US) ticket;
• Wochenlieferung weekly delivery;
• Wochenlohn weekly pay (wages, salary);
• jem. seinen Wochenlohn vorenthalten to deprive s. o. of a week’s pay;
• Wochenmarkt weekly market;
• Wochenmindestlohn minimum weekly wage;
• Wochenpendler weekly commuter;
• Wochenproduktion weekly output;
• Wochenrate weekly instal(l)ment;
• Wochenschau newsreel, [topical] news film, topical (US);
• normaler Wochentag legal day. -
7 binnen
Wochenfrist, binnen
within the week's notice;
• Wochengeld one-week funds, (Börse) weekly fixtures (money), (Mutter) maternity benefit (relief, allowance);
• Wochenhilfe (Mütter) maternity benefit;
• Wochenindex weekly index;
• Wochenkarte weekly season (commuter, US) ticket;
• Wochenlieferung weekly delivery;
• Wochenlohn weekly pay (wages, salary);
• jem. seinen Wochenlohn vorenthalten to deprive s. o. of a week’s pay;
• Wochenmarkt weekly market;
• Wochenmindestlohn minimum weekly wage;
• Wochenpendler weekly commuter;
• Wochenproduktion weekly output;
• Wochenrate weekly instal(l)ment;
• Wochenschau newsreel, [topical] news film, topical (US);
• normaler Wochentag legal day. -
8 ausbezahlen
v/t (trennb., hat) (etw.) pay out; (jemanden) pay off* * *to disburse* * *aus|be|zah|len ptp ausbezahltvt sepGeld to pay out; Arbeitnehmer to pay off; (= abfinden) Erben etc to buy out, to pay offin bar ausbezahlt — paid in cash
* * *aus|be·zah·len *vt1. (zahlen)2. (bezahlen)3. (abfinden)* * *transitives Verb pay [out] <sum, wages, etc.>; pay off <employee, worker>; buy out < partner>er bekommt 1 500 Euro ausbezahlt — his take-home pay is 1,500 euros
* * ** * *transitives Verb pay [out] <sum, wages, etc.>; pay off <employee, worker>; buy out < partner>er bekommt 1 500 Euro ausbezahlt — his take-home pay is 1,500 euros
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9 Wochenlohn
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10 Lohnkosten
Lohnkosten pl 1. RW manpower costs; 2. STEUER, WIWI (AE) cost of labor, (BE) cost of labour, (AE) labor costs, (BE) labour costs* * *pl 1. < Rechnung> manpower costs; 2. <Steuer, Vw> cost of labor (AE), cost of labour (BE), labor costs (AE), labour costs (BE)* * *Lohnkosten
labo(u)r cost[s] (rates), cost of labo(u)r, wage costs, wages bill (Br.), payload (US);
• spiralartig ansteigende Lohnkosten spiral(l)ing wage costs;
• gesamte Lohnkosten factory earnings;
• unmittelbare Lohnkosten direct labo(u)r cost;
• Lohnkosten je Arbeitsaufwand (Produktionseinheit) unit wage (labo(u)r) costs;
• überhöhte Lohnkosten berechnen to pad a payroll;
• wöchentliche Lohnkosten erhöhen to increase the weekly payroll;
• Lohnkostenanteil payload (US), labo(u)r charge;
• gestiegenen Lohnkostenanteil durch Preiserhöhungen auffangen to recoup the increasing cost of labo(u)r by raising its prices;
• Lohnkostenaufteilung labo(u)r-cost distribution, payroll distribution (US);
• Lohnkosteneinsparung wage savings;
• Lohnkostenerhöhung auf die Verbraucher abwälzen to pass increased labo(u)r costs on to consumers;
• Lohnkostenfaktor wage factor in costs;
• inflationsbereinigter Lohnkostenindex national wage index corrected to take out inflationary effects;
• Lohnkostenkalkulation job pricing;
• Lohnkostensenkung reduction of labo(u)r rates;
• Lohnkostensteigerung increase in the cost of labo(u)r;
• Lohnkostentheorie subsistence theory of wages;
• Lohnkostenverteilung distribution of labo(u)r costs;
• Gehalts- und Lohnkostenvorschlag labo(u)r [budget] estimate. -
11 Bruttospanne
Bruttospanne f 1. BÖRSE gross spread; 2. FIN gross margin, GM, gross spread; 3. RW, WIWI gross margin, GM* * *f 1. < Börse> gross spread; 2. < Finanz> gross margin (GM), gross spread; 3. <Rechnung, Vw> gross margin (GM)* * *Bruttospanne
gross margin;
• Bruttospanne ohne Skontoabzug gross merchandising margin;
• Bruttostundenverdienst gross hourly wages (earnings);
• Bruttotara percentage tare;
• Bruttotarifpreis (Werbung) gross;
• Bruttotonnage, Bruttotonnengehalt gross tonnage;
• Bruttotonne gross ton;
• Bruttotragfähigkeit gross carrying capacity;
• Bruttoüberschuss gross surplus (balance);
• Bruttoumsatz gross sales (turnover);
• Bruttoverbindlichkeit gross liability (US);
• Bruttoverdienst gross earnings (compensation), standard profit;
• Bruttoverdienstspanne gross merchandising margin;
• Bruttovergütung total compensation, gross remuneration;
• Bruttoverkaufsgewinn gross profit on sales;
• Bruttoverkaufssumme gross amount of sales;
• Bruttoverkaufsziffer cash throwoff;
• Bruttoverladungen total shipments;
• Bruttoverleiheinnahme (Film) gross rental;
• Bruttoverlust gross loss;
• Bruttoverlust an Einlagegeldern disintermediation;
• Bruttovermögen gross assets (estate);
• Bruttovolkseinkommen gross national income;
• Bruttowert gross value;
• Bruttowochenverdienst gross weekly earnings;
• durchschnittlicher Bruttowochenverdienst gross average weekly earnings;
• Bruttozinsen gross interest. -
12 Lohnanteil
Lohnanteil
portion of wage, wage share;
• ruhegehaltsfähiger Lohnanteil pensionable pay;
• für den wöchentlichen Lebensunterhalt zur Verfügung stehender Lohnanteil net spendable weekly average;
• bestimmten Lohnanteil von jem. einbehalten to deduct (stop) so much out of s. one’s wages.
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