Is the phrase ‘salary paid net of any applicable withholding or deductions’ tantamount to a gross-up agreement?

Is the phrase ‘salary paid net of any applicable withholding or deductions’ tantamount to a gross-up agreement?

I am negotiating a salary using a model contract. This model uses the phrase
‘salary paid net of any applicable withholding or deductions’. I am unfamiliar
with this phrase, but I take it to mean that if I were to negotiate for a salary
of 100,000 paid net of any applicable withholding or deductions then my take
home pay would be 100,000 and the company would gross-up my salary to cover
taxes, FICA, etc. Any help is greatly appreciated

Asked on March 25, 2018 under Employment Labor Law, Texas

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