Salaried workers

Salaried workers are employees who receive a fixed amount of money, called a salary, regularly—often monthly or yearly—regardless of the hours they work. Unlike hourly workers, their pay does not change with overtime or extra hours. They typically hold professional, managerial, or clerical roles and often have expected responsibilities that are part of their job. Salaried employment offers income stability and benefits like paid time off, but it may also come with expectations of additional work beyond standard hours. Overall, salaried workers are a vital part of many organizations, providing consistent, predictable labor.