Sentence examples similar to low paid given from inspiring English sources

A | When Gordon Brown was Chancellor, he wanted to end the "poverty trap" under which some people were better off on benefits than if they found work, so he devised a complicated system under which the state topped up the wages of the low paid, giving them an incentive to stay in work.

This is very low pay given the time-intensive nature of capital defense work.

Time Magazine says, "interest in becoming a primary care physician has plummeted; the field's gruelling hours and relatively low pay have given it a second class status".

A report in 2013 by Save The Children found that the high costs of childcare means 25% of low paid parents giving up their jobs.

Anyway, Mr Osborne is surely sensible enough to realise that he erred in proposing to make such large and rapid cuts to the incomes of low paid workers, without giving the opportunity for pay rises and other tax changes to cushion these changes over time.

"The idea that disabled people hit by the 'bedroom tax', young people desperate for a job but stuck on benefits, and working families struggling to survive on low pay have been given 'hope' by David Cameron is preposterous".

A learning agenda giving hope to low paid workers our education system had failed.

Here again, May's government will be cautious about being seen to penalise the low-paid, given her pledge to raise living standards.

"It impacts heavily on the low paid, has a marginal effect on hazardous drinkers and gives a windfall to retailers".

Low productivity in agriculture entails unstable and low paid jobs.

Low paid staff and doctors.