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Pay Adjustment: Any change made to the pay rate of an employee, such as an increase or decrease to the rate of pay.

Payaswini Nadi : Energy channel terminating at the right big toe, between poosha and pingala channels.

Pay Per Lead (PPL): Online advertising payment model in which payment is based solely based on qualifying leads.

Pay Grades: A method used to group jobs together that have approximately the same relative internal worth and are paid at the same rate.