| There are plenty of useless, badly paid jobs, and a few useful, well-paid jobs. |
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| Like the majority of the young Lebanese, Ziad has often been obliged to accept temporary badly paid jobs or unpaid internships. |
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| When we apply for jobs, we are rejected because we are Indigenous. We are used for nothing more than badly paid domestic work. |
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| Even though the work they involve is demanding, typical women's jobs are badly paid. |
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| Generally speaking, women are too often relegated to precarious and badly paid jobs. |
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| They are badly paid, badly trained, and threatened with early retirement or a court-martial if they disobey orders, says Mahfouz. |
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| These badly paid angels who day-to-day do nothing but save our lives. |
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| The public at large are witnessing the phenomenon of labour migration, where people living far from home do the dirty and unsafe work and are badly paid and housed. |
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| Children are, on the whole, very badly paid. |
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| Public services are unevenly provided and of poor quality, and civil servants are often so badly paid that they resort to petty corruption in order to survive. |
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| Too many women are employed in insecure, badly paid jobs which very often do not entitle them to adequate social protection in the form, for example, of parental leave or unemployment benefit. |
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| The number of financially poor persons has increased mainly because of the growth of unemployment, underemployment and insecure and badly paid employment, and the rise in the number of single-parent families. |
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| As teachers are badly paid and work under very difficult conditions, many of the training courses that may be proposed will be of no attraction to them. |
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| This informal and inescapable economy consists of jobs unrecognized by employers, badly paid, not protected and often undertaken by women and even children? |
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| In the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, the sailors on slave ships were often badly paid and subject to brutal discipline. |
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| Their message is simple: a much more effective solution to the existing problems than unlimited working hours is to halt the uncontrolled spread of badly paid jobs, including for workers from Eastern Europe. |
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| Despite the vast profits of slavery, the ordinary sailors on slave ships were badly paid and subject to harsh discipline. |
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| Nevertheless, these women have undeniably made a significant contribution to society throughout their lives by raising their children and doing jobs that are menial, badly paid and, usually, undeclared. |
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| The badly paid Kachin workers at the mines feel left out. China wants to turn Yunnan into the country's biggest domestic tourist destination and has built a big airport at Kunming. |
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| The workers were unskilled, badly paid, overworked, and miserably housed. |
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| Workers are badly paid and beggars are plentiful. |
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