Examples of using Low pay in English and their translations into Polish
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long working hours, low pay and few opportunities to access ongoing vocational training.
they all improve their low pay in this manner on.
The low pay sector in Europe must be reduced in size rather than continually being fostered.
Despite the 4% salary increase for teachers in 2016, low pay and insufficient practical training are among the factors making the profession unattractive to young people.
In April 2007 Hertz launched the Mayday for Nurses campaign in Britain to alleviate the problems of low pay in nursing.
There are many reasons for the lack of drivers in Germany- low pay, stress and time pressure.
And also to learn a little bit of English. They accept low pay because they want to work with horses.
most of them are temporary, casual jobs with low pay, limited social security benefits
Arthur Devlin takes advantage of the immigrants' need for work by making them work long hours for low pay.
The fact is that some people can switch to more highly paid jobs with low pay and seek to stay in a new place.
Rather by the low pay and high workload
who will be working for low pay and will be under enormous pressure,
drawing attention to the growth in job insecurity and low pay and to the consequences of deregulation and liberalisation.
the quality of jobs particularly for those with less stable careers, low pay and difficulties to acquire an adequate pension.
working conditions and low pay.
to retain health workers due to demanding working conditions and relatively low pay in some health care occupations are leading in many countries to health workforce shortages.
many of their jobs are not attractive enough because of fixed-term contracts and low pay- especially those involving provision of personal services.
many of its jobs are not attractive enough because of fixed-term contracts and low pay- especially those involving provision of personal services.
particularly due to low pay, precarious work and unemployment.
In-work poverty is linked to low pay(defined as 60% below the average), low qualifications, low job security, low pay for some self-employed workers, and(often involuntary) part-time employment.