Sentence examples for bad wage from inspiring English sources

They make $6 a day in Angola, which is not a bad wage.

Not a bad wage, until you consider that on an average shift, my tables were paying between £150 and £200 in gratuities.

That's not a bad wage, plus the flexible hours are nice, but it's not great either, and it's not like they're going to get regular merit raises.

At the time I thought I was being underpaid for my work, but in retrospect that's not a bad wage for picking up garbage by the side of the road.

It's certainly not a thankless job and it's not bad wages [whereas] the public sector is considered to be so.

Because the countries are poor, even what look to us like bad jobs at bad wages are almost always much better than the alternatives: millions of Mexicans are migrating to the north of the country to take the low-wage export jobs that outrage opponents of Nafta.

In other words, when times were good, wages could rise; when times were bad, wages could fall.

… unequal freedom of contract, unlicensed drink traffic, and insanitary homes, and going beyond Green's stipulations, bad wages and fluctuations and seasonal employment, could affect the individual's capacity for exercising rights.

It's low-paying, but the shame is on those who pay bad wages.

These are not bad wages for one of the approximately 450 tall, nimble men who run up and down a 94-foot wooden court in their underwear.

There's a reason we have a tipping culture at our eateries, for example, other than the bad minimum wage levels.