Sentence examples for substandard pay from inspiring English sources

"The only opportunity guaranteed by acceptance of substandard pay and conditions is the normalization of our own mistreatment".

Democratic presidential contenders, for example, have seized on the company as a symbol of substandard pay and health insurance, hoping to address voters' economic anxieties.

Migrants could work here legally, but only after agreeing not to undercut other workers by accepting substandard pay or job conditions.

In the 1880s, poor working conditions and substandard pay affected nearly everyone — men, women, and children.

At USC, Dawson was "repeatedly paid a substandard wage insofar as he was denied full pay for all hours worked, including overtime pay, and was frequently permitted to work without receiving required minimum wage payments," according to the suit. .

"The problem in recruiting is we have a substandard salary.

Should working people sacrifice their families' well-being so that Mr. Tierney can live in peace and his landlord increase the value of his real estate while paying substandard wages?

Instead of paying wait staff paltry amounts, why not follow the custom of Europe where wait staff can actually make a living off their jobs and the burden doesn't fall on the customer?... -- Marc What is outrageous is that restaurants still get away with paying substandard wages.

We placed a tariff on imported goods made by workers who were paid substandard wages.

It also asserted that six cases unrelated to World Cup projects reported on 26 May 2013 to the labour ministry at the ministry's request involving substandard accommodation, failure to pay agreed wages, provide adequate healthcare and grant annual leave, had yet to be acted on.

Degas' women were often at a disadvantage, whether they sought solace in cafés, danced en pointe, or washed and ironed clothes in substandard conditions for meager pay.