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The Tefl work was poorly-paid and precarious, and I often combined four part-time jobs.

Dear Jeremy Jeremy Bullmore 2010

Those businesses might well have a barbell-shaped income distribution: highly-paid people at the top, and poorly-paid people at the bottom doing the things the computers can't do.

Barbell Labor Market?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Every public college I have taught at -- and I've been doing so for the past nine years -- has been heavily dependent on poorly-paid adjunct faculty, for the simple reason that they have tight budgets and they try to make them go as far as possible, in order to serve as many students as possible.

The Academic Job Market, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

As women approach pay parity with men in the work force, sectors that historically depended on a continuing supply of well-educated but poorly-paid women (K-12 education and health care) are in crisis to the point where the entire economy is impacted

Dr. Philip Neches: Invest Our Way Out 2010

As women approach pay parity with men in the work force, sectors that historically depended on a continuing supply of well-educated but poorly-paid women (K-12 education and health care) are in crisis to the point where the entire economy is impacted

Dr. Philip Neches: Invest Our Way Out 2010

Are they reasoning that poorer people should have more poorly-paid teachers, and, I suppose that teachers who teach in wealthier neighborhoods should be paid more?

RI district fires entire high school staff 2010

But he deplored the ill-gotten gains by the Junkers who now reaped large profits by charging wartime prices for food produced by poorly-paid POW labor.

Pursuit of an 'Unparalleled Opportunity': The American YMCA and Prisoner of War Diplomacy among the Central Power Nations during World War I 2008

People like me, women like me, who have been in the trenches doing the hard, poorly-paid but ultimately rewarding daily work of progressive movements for decades (unlike Paul Krugman who has had a cushy tenured job in the insular world of academia) are getting behind Obama.

MoveOn Members Vote Overwhelmingly To Endorse Obama 2009

Afterwards, law candidates participated for six years in a poorly-paid legal training program in a court or a law office before being able to establish themselves as a full-fledged lawyers or judges.

Lawyers in Germany and Austria. 2009

The other discovery was that most of the low-level security personnel were poorly-paid minority workers.

Hacking the Superbowl | Impact Lab 2007