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Soon after receiving the promotion, however, Leslie learned that she was among the lowest paid employees with her job title.

The lowest paid programmers seem to make around $35, 000 a year.

The three countries in which the wages of high-fliers did not outpace those of the lowest-paid were Ireland, Spain and Japan.

Even the lowest-paid executive wastes more than $99 a year by not optimizing his cell phone bill.

But nearly three months after that bill became law, few of the lowest paid workers in the public and private sectors are earning that wage.

The system applies to all Australian workers except the very lowest-paid.

High prices often make medicines unaffordable, with common treatments costing the lowest paid government worker several days' wages.

It said that women represent one in seven US military personnel in Iraq, and that most are in the lowest-paid ranks.

The Conservative manifesto contained a pledge to freeze pay for public sector workers next year, excluding the one million lowest paid.

He led efforts to increase aid for higher education and increase wages for the lowest-paid workers.

Similarly, the lowest-paid public-sector workers will see their real wages protected.

We've said there will be a public-sector pay freeze from 2011, excluding the million lowest-paid workers.

Ms. Cramer questions the economics of transferring work from the school's lowest-paid workers to higher-paid employees.

He became a supporter of the poorest group in society, who did the lowest-paid job.

A wage rise of 5% represents an annual increase of 250 for the lowest-paid workers.

The lowest paid were bartenders, waiters, cashiers and dishwashers, all of which make about $18, 000 per year at mid-level.

Some of Hong Kong's lowest-paid workers, such as toilet cleaners or security guards, earn as little as HK$20, or about US$2. 60, an hour.