Essentially, spread reflects the range of salary opportunity for the jobs that are assigned to the range, from a minimum to maximum salary values. Figure 3 illustrates a salary range with a 50% spread.To calculate range spread, divide the difference between the maximum and minimum values by the minimum value. A salary range with a spread of 100% would be twice as wide as the one shown in Figure 3.In general, wider ranges apply to jobs that are determined to have larger salary values (e.g., executive jobs), whereas narrower ranges apply to jobs with smaller salary values (e.g., clerical jobs). salary range with a spread of 100% would be twice as wide as the one shown in Figure 3. In general, wider ranges apply to jobs that are determined to have larger salary values (e.g., executive jobs), whereas narrower ranges apply to jobs with smaller salary values (e.g., clerical jobs).
On these islands, a traveler can get by on $50 to $80 per day, or less, including food, lodging and, in some cases, air travel. From cheap airfare to cheap adventure, a Caribbean destination exists to suit the budget of most frugal travelers. Unless flights are included or discounted as part of a vacation package deal, the Caribbean Islands that are the cheapest to reach are the Bahamas (fly into Nassau), Puerto Rico and Cozumel. As of 2011, you can get to these islands for less than $400, round-trip.
Power: Standard US plug at 110 volts. A little background. Conveniently located just south of Florida, The Bahamas are the closest islands to the US that are in the Caribbean. The Bahamas actually consist of hundreds of small, tropical islands, most of which are uninhabited. Of the 30 or so islands that are inhabited, Nassau (also known as Paradise Island) is by far the most popular.