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He says it was a shock, and a wake-up call, when the only work he could find was a low-paying restaurant job.

As a teenager, Marian Anderson worked at low-paying jobs in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in order to earn money for her singing lessons.

As ever, New Orleans relies heavily on tourism, with its low-paying jobs and vulnerability to economic downturns.

After leaving school, Cook became homeless for several months and worked in what he described as a series of dead-end, low-paying jobs.

Other asset classes are more hospitable nowadays than relatively low-paying Treasurys.

More than 40 percent of Americans who actually are employed are now working in service jobs, which are often very low paying.

When Carrey's father lost his job, the entire family was forced to take low-paying jobs in a factory.

The vast majority of service employment in India is in low-level and low-paying industries.

Stimulus programs create temporary low paying jobs but generally fail to stimulate long term economic growth.

Most female migrant workers are concentrated in low-paying, unregulated sectors like domestic work.

But analysts warned that the addition of more low-paying users would put pressure on China Mobile's bottom line.

Many countries rely on migrant workers to fill labor shortages in low-paying, dangerous, and poorly regulated jobs.

The adage about the importance of education remains true: Those with lower levels were far more likely to hold low-paying jobs.

Economically, most woman do the low paying, dead end job, are paid far less than man for the same job.

He held a series of low-paying jobs in New York, including washing dishes in a Midtown restaurant.

Students who graduate with little or no debt could more readily pursue low-paying careers in public service.

Employers have trouble finding Americans to take low-paying jobs so they need immigrants.

So the best and brightest can either take low-paying routine jobs or emigrate.

Some of us are wealthy businessmen, others work in low-paying government jobs where they might do something mundane like set tariff levers.

Part of an Underclass Since graduating in 2004, Kyoko has held six low-paying jobs.

Maybe one day China will ship their low paying, exploitative factory jobs back over here.

The minimum helps people who generally look for unskilled, low-paying job.

These students now face the prospect of returning to low-paying jobs in their home countries, saddled with $150, 000 in debt.

many never worked outside the home until their children were grown and then only at unskilled , low-paying jobs .

He was complaining about my low paying and zero respect job.

The laborers take factory jobs and other low-paying work to send remittances of $117 million each year.

Ms Loonin's average client has a low-paying job, $30, 000 of debt and is in arrears.

When Americans talk about the "underclass" they are referring to people who are unemployed or have low paying jobs.

Not all people, but some have chosen unemployment comp instead of a low paying job or whatever they can get.

Young thugs who are willing to serve as muscle get a job, albeit a low-paying one, that significantly reduces their life expectancy.

Many kinds of low paying jobsare available to the young and high school dropouts in all parts of thecountry.

In spite of this the UK still has relatively large numbers of people in low-skilled, low-paying jobs.

Day care is notoriously low paying and some centers have a high rate of staff turnover.

The largest occupations in the U. S. last year were mostly low-paying jobs like salesmen and waitresses, a new report shows.

After a succession of low-paying jobs such as unloading lorries, he set up GP in 1977 in his garage.