I'm beginning to think I'm underpaid.

It was underpaid and really loving nurses.

It was underpaid and really loving nurses.

I'm a poor, underpaid detective trying to get at the facts.

That's how underpaid younger aged people have to fold your T shirt.

382. Nearly the entire labour force can be described as being underpaid.

The police were undertrained and underpaid and generally held in low esteem.

There had been proposals to raise salaries in the teaching profession, which was underpaid.

384. The proportion of women who are severely or moderately underpaid increased by a factor of 10.5 from 1981 to 1993, whereas the proportion of women adequately paid or slightly underpaid rose by a factor of 8.5.

Many women are underpaid and they are paid less than men for work of equal value.

383. From 1981 to 1993, the number of people underpaid rose by 48 per cent for women and by 59 per cent for men.

Many of the notoriously underpaid and ill trained personnel are generally thought to make ends meet by extorting money from those over whom they have power.

As for those who desire the life of this world and its glitter, We will recompense them fully for their works therein, and they shall not be underpaid in it.

As for those who desire the life of this world and its glitter, We will recompense them fully for their works therein, and they shall not be underpaid in it.

Newfoundland (Treasury Board) v. N.A.P.E In 1988, the government of Newfoundland and Labrador signed a Pay Equity Agreement recognising that it had underpaid female employees in the health care sector.

We regard the underpayment of foreign domestic helpers with equal seriousness and those who have been underpaid (or not paid at all) are encouraged to file claims against their employers.

But were regulators surrogate lobbyists for the financial industry? I do not think so, and to argue as much devalues the efforts of many overworked and underpaid public servants around the world.

The Committee expresses its concern about the particularly precarious situation of foreign domestic workers, a majority of whom are from South East Asia, who are underpaid and are not entitled to social security.

This brings the proportion of men and women underpaid nearly to parity, but the impact of underpayment has been heaviest among women, since 55.2 per cent of the economically active women in metropolitan Lima have been affected.

When middle class women anywhere in the world get over this taboo, we will do so by understanding that money is never just about money, and that becoming financially literate means pushing back against a social role that casts middle class women as polite, economically vague, underpaid, shopping dazed dependents.

And high priced corporate lawyers in the US, Europe, and Japan will likely outmatch the underpaid government lawyers attempting to defend the public interest. Worse still, corporations in advanced countries can create subsidiaries in member countries through which to invest back home, and then sue, giving them a new channel to bloc regulations.

Ms. Nieto (Ecuador) endorsed the statement of the Group of 77 and China and the statement of Brazil and said that it was necessary to protect fully the rights of migrants, who satisfied the needs of some sectors of the developed economies and were usually underpaid or lacked access to social services.

(b) An administrative sanction consisting of a contribution to the State budget (industrial accidents fund) in an amount equal to three times the amount of wage underpaid, without prejudice to any compensation to which the employee may be entitled (art. 3 of Act No. 66 27 of 30 April 1966 promulgating the Labour Code).

If the allegations that Khobragade systematically underpaid her domestic worker are true, this shows how fully she has adopted the customs of the class to which she has risen. In all the Indian protests about the terrible blow dealt by the Americans to Indian self esteem, only a few mentioned the habitual exploitation of the poorer classes.

But his power, too, relies on the votes of countries outside Western Europe, and their loyalty, too, is secured by the promise of TV rights and commercial franchises. In the case of Qatar, this meant the right to stage the World Cup in an utterly unsuitable climate, in stadiums hastily built under terrible conditions by underpaid foreign workers with few rights.