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half pay
noun
- half one's regular pay.
- a reduced amount paid to a British army or navy officer when not in actual service or after retirement.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of half pay1
First recorded in 1655–65
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Teachers get four weeks at full pay, followed by two weeks at 90% of pay, followed by 12 weeks of half pay topped up with the statutory maternity pay.
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She added she worked through the pandemic but was currently off work on half pay due to having long Covid.
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New NHS Wales Covid absence rules mean she will only receive half pay from this month and nothing from November.
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Nevertheless, working for half pay must have disheartened her.
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I half pay attention as they make plans.
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