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dry promotion

dry promotion noun: a promotion in which an employee receives a new job title and increased responsibilities, but no corresponding increase in salary or benefits.

Noun

dry promotion (plural dry promotions)

  1. A promotion in which an employee receives a new job title and increased responsibilities, but no corresponding increase in salary or benefits.

Forms of dry promotion

pluraldry promotions

Questions about dry promotion

What does dry promotion mean?
Dry promotion means a promotion in which an employee receives a new job title and increased responsibilities, but no corresponding increase in salary or benefits.
What part of speech is dry promotion?
Dry promotion is a noun.
What is the plural of dry promotion?
The plural of dry promotion is dry promotions.

Words near dry promotion in the dictionary

  1. dry pots
  2. dry powder
  3. dry powder inhaler
  4. dry powder inhalers
  5. dry powders
  6. dry promotion
  7. dry razor
  8. dry razors
  9. dry reach
  10. dry reaches
  11. dry rent

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