Teachers make enourmous sacrifices for mediocre salaries.David Jost Goshen, Indiana* SIR - Samuel Huntington pointed out the coming difficulties of the power of unions in a post-industrial world in a monograph published in Comparative Politics, January 1974.
There are many wonderful nannies who earn perfectly average salaries, and many mediocre and even terrible nannies in high-paying, Park Avenue jobs.
As a rookie G.M., he inherited a team with built-in problems, mediocre players and severe salary-cap restrictions.
In the process, however, millions of people found another option for secure servitude: working for those outsourcing firms, earning big salaries, doing mediocre work.
So instead of those cushy 13percentt odds of finding a mediocre man making a decent salary in the room, you're now down to 1.3percentt if you're gay or a lesbian.
Free agents coming off mediocre seasons are commanding exorbitant salaries.
Instead of simply purchasing the same mediocre speakers on his doctor's salary, or perhaps taking the opportunity to purchase better speakers (also on his doctor's salary), the incident has Cowen facing three charges related to the violation, including one apparently stemming from 2011.
The Indians traded their All-Star second baseman Roberto Alomar and his swollen salary to the Mets for a mediocre passel of young players.
Ernest was a mediocre professor in a mediocre university, earning a small salary.
By Sally Benson The New Yorker, February 8 , 1936P. 18 Ernest was a mediocre professor in a mediocre university, earning a small salary.
