Examples of using Low pay in English and their translations into Polish
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Extremely low pay.
Low pay means low respect.
Long hours, low pay.
Low pay, unsafe working conditions.
Crowded classrooms, low pay.
High risk, low pay, and seriously messy.
Because you employ us with such a low pay.
Low pay also results from high labour costs.
I'm used to hard work and low pay.
Low pay. Um, speaking of a hole-in-one.
He gave up a crappy job with low pay and long hours.
They are often forced to work in poor conditions and for low pay.
Don't forget the low pay and the constant presence of death.
Just a place for people to work unreasonable hours for low pay.
Due to low pay, such work is unattractive to young people.
Put up with a lot over that time, low pay, unsafe working conditions.
The low pay sector in Europe must be reduced in size rather than continually being fostered.
Farmworkers in Baja California Protest Low Pay, Poor Conditions.
Arthur Devlin takes advantage of the immigrants' need for work by making them work long hours for low pay.
It''s low pay and long hours, Francois?
However, low pay, low skills,
they all improve their low pay in this manner on.
When you're working covert ops for low pay in life-threatening conditions, the idea that
The rate is based on recommendations to the Government by the independent Low Pay Commission.
Low pay, lack of accessible services such as childcare,
getting dirty for low pay I got an opening on my SWAT team.
due to caretakers' lack of training, supervision and low pay.
And also to learn a little bit of English. They accept low pay because they want to work with horses.
In April 2007 Hertz launched the Mayday for Nurses campaign in Britain to alleviate the problems of low pay in nursing.
Policies must be put in place to address the low pay trap to prevent individuals moving between low paid work, unemployment and inactivity.
