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They often find themselves trying to get past bored, poorly paid guards and officials to see someone or something more important.

In a country where two-thirds of the population lives on less than $1 a day, a poorly paid job is better than none at all.

Employment is now largely divided into well-paid, highly-skilled jobs and the poorly paid, less-secure jobs of the service sector.

The economy was growing, and jobs, if poorly paid, were at least plentiful.

An abundance of poorly paid migrants means less incentive to upgrade to a more skilled workforce.

Poorly-paid guards are often seen snoozing or reading from the Quran or simply too bored to pay attention.

From my undergraduate days I remember buildings in disrepair, cheerful but poorly paid professors, and limited access to good journals.

In 1997 state schools seemed in a parlous state, with crumbling corridors, poorly paid teachers and young children crammed into classrooms.

Investigators say the writers may be working in countries like India, Nigeria or Indonesia and are poorly paid.

Critics say that, seeking promotion and fearing no prosecution, the poorly paid force has become trigger-happy.

Miners too do comparatively well, up to $1, 000 (though some are poorly paid).

Uganda's police force is poorly paid, and junior officers often demand bribes to overlook minor traffic offences.

Motivating poorly paid enumerators to do their job properly is another problem.

This is partly because parents are less willing to make sacrifices for a dying and poorly paid art form.

Miners and waiters count among the most poorly paid of all workers.

Less-skilled women are trapped in poorly paid jobs with hand-to-mouth child-care arrangements.

There are more than 40 children in this classroom. The teachers are young, generally inexperienced, and poorly paid.

The members of the cooperative are poorly paid, earning about $3 a day.

Poorly paid policemen are bribed to facilitate the trade.

Many of the jobs available to young people are too poorly paid to enable them to start families.

In those days most of the employed were poorly paid.

This isn't easy in a job that is poorly paid, has no career progression and involves much wiping of bottoms.

Poorly paid players are easiest to bribe.

Uh teachers work very hard and poorly paid.

The work was arduous and poorly paid.

But not in China, where pilots are poorly paid and are often chained to their cockpits for life.

On the Causes of Getting into the Dilemma of Tuition Fee Poorly Paid for Colleges and Universities and Countermeasures

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