Sentence examples for poor remuneration from inspiring English sources
Most cited poor remuneration for doing so and the £96.80 fee which has been standard for the past 10 years.
They warned that such poor remuneration would deter any high calibre candidates from applying for the post.
Though he displayed remarkable energy at the time, Hogarth quickly tired of these little works, which involved numerous portraits for relatively poor remuneration.
A report in the Daily Nation, (tinyurl.com/62qq3m) quoted them as saying a low ranking was deserved due to "lack of support for research, poor remuneration, insufficient resources and poor management".
"They tend to be trapped in a vicious circle of low-productivity occupations, poor remuneration and limited ability to invest in their families' health and education, which in turn dampens overall development and growth prospects – not only for themselves but for generations to follow".
The problems of deforestation in Nigeria's National Parks and forest reserves are largely attributed to inadequate trained staff, lack of equipment, corruption, and poor remuneration among other factors (Meduna et al. 2009).
Under the integrated management system, the various coping strategies used in response to inadequate remuneration and poor supervision in the past were limited or prohibited [ 5].
According to a WHO report the shortage of the global health workforce was attributed to insufficient recruitment and retention, poor working conditions and inadequate remuneration [ 29].
In poor countries, remuneration is usually low and working conditions unsatisfactory.
This picture fits relatively well with the reasons given for demotivation; it turns out that both poor financial remuneration and working environment were the most common reasons for being demotivated, as summarized below in Table 4: The medical students analysed in this study seem to be very intent on further education as we can see in the last three rows of Table 1.
Health workers respond to inadequate or intermittent remuneration, poor working conditions and poor supervision with various coping strategies.
