"If I got fired [for striking], my overworked and underpaid wonderful co-workers would be even more overworked and underpaid," she told me.
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He was an unofficial, unpaid advisor for a time, then a woefully underpaid employee, so underpaid that he was in debt for years as a result.
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Even if she knows that she is underpaid, she may hesitate to call attention to the problem, since underpaid people often can't afford to fight in court.
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For many women who may have been underpaid at their previous job, disclosing their current or past salary can easily lead to being underpaid at their next job.
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Removing prior pay data from the equation altogether makes it less likely that a new hire who's already being underpaid will continue to be underpaid in a new position.
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Average pay: Read more:16 signs you're underpaid — and what to do about it10 jobs where American workers are getting paid less than what they're worthPoliticians often brand teachers as whiners — but most Americans agree that teachers are underpaid and deserve the right to strikeHere Are The Jobs That People Think Are Most Overpaid And Underpaid
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Despite underestimating teachers' workload, people still think they are underpaid.
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Yet on an international basis, SOE bosses are dramatically underpaid.
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Overworked and underpaid, files upon files stacked on his desk.
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I was underpaid, overwhelmed, and treated like crap by producers.
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Teachers are notoriously underpaid, and buying homes is notoriously expensive.
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Google has hit back at suggestions it had underpaid tax.
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I was undervalued, underpaid, and I wasn't utilizing my skills.
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Many were overworked, underpaid and living in horrible living conditions.
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They require a much smaller time investment from underpaid instructors.
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But hazelnut farmers say they're underpaid for grueling, hazardous work.
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You might be underpaid and need ask for a raise.Glassdoor.
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They are often underpaid and poorly equipped to defend themselves.
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Johnson also claims she was underpaid compared to male campaign staffers.
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We both complain about long hours and being underpaid and overworked.
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Lawson is seeking reimbursement for underpaid wages, expenses and other damages.
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If you're a working woman, there's a good chance you're underpaid.
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Overpaid or underpaid, executives certainly know what the going rate is.
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Whether they're right on not, which workers most believe they're underpaid?
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They were vulnerable people who were severely overworked and grossly underpaid.
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The hard work of dancing is too often undernoticed and underpaid.
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When you look at it that way, he's probably underpaid. 2.
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Field organizers are the underpaid, overworked foot soldiers of Democratic organizing.
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America's teachers say they're underpaid and overworked — and they're fighting back.
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The broadcaster agreed to pay for the years she was underpaid.
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At many companies, women are underpaid and relegated to menial roles.
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In these cases, the workers are supposedly being trafficked and underpaid.
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Brainy, meticulous, stealthily madcap, he racked up credit after underpaid credit.
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Johnson also claimed she was underpaid compared to male campaign staffers.
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Let's take a look at an example of "underpaid" public employees.
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The agency also alleged that more than 5,000 women have been underpaid, with disparities as high as 22017 percent, and that more than 295,298 Asian employees have been underpaid, with gaps as high as 2100 percent.
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Women are still grossly underpaid across the board in virtually all professions.
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The bunnies, Steinem wrote, tended to be poorly educated, overworked and underpaid.
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And how underpaid the people who are entrusted with national security are!
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If you feel like you're underpaid, you may not be imagining it.
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Cristiano Ronaldo, the most famous soccer player in the world, is underpaid.
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Even worse, they're often severely underpaid for the work that they do.
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I can't speak to Door Dash and whether they overpaid or underpaid.
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And they're likely to be underpaid for roles when they get them.
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The reality of the kitchen is that guys are underpaid and overworked.
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Nurses are among the most overworked and underpaid professionals on the planet.
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The creature most feared has become one more underpaid historical re-enactor.
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And I am angry for the hotel workers who will be underpaid.
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But workers on hazelnut farms say they're underpaid for grueling, hazardous labor.
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Many of the workers knew they were being underpaid, the survey found.
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More than three-quarters of Americans, 78 percent, believe teachers are underpaid.
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"Our teachers are right -- they have been underpaid," the state superintendent said.
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Public defenders are notoriously overworked, underpaid, and constantly juggling an overwhelming caseload.
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The crux of the problem extends well beyond the underpaid intern workforce.
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Light and sound technicians in Amsterdam are heavily underpaid, in my opinion.
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Ms. Cho, who now contends that the salon underpaid her by up to $30,000, is one of thousands of temporary foreign workers in Australia who are chronically underpaid by their employers, according to a survey released on Tuesday.
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Refinery29: What was your gut reaction when you realized you were being underpaid?
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I was the most underpaid on-air talent at ESPN for 12 years.
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Police and prosecutors in the region were badly trained, underpaid and often corrupt.
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Educators in these states are so underpaid that many are also Uber drivers.
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Ask for a raise if you feel or know you are being underpaid.
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Today, most doctors are massively over-worked, comparatively underpaid, and experience extreme stress.
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"We have some thoughts about the #InMyFeelings challenge," a severely underpaid intern wrote.
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And still, even then, there were shows where we were being massively underpaid.
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And how do operational costs increase as the number of underpaid adjuncts soars?
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Teachers are already overworked, underpaid, over-regulated and now seriously in harm's way.
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American teachers do sacred work, are underpaid and are under frequent political attack.
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Overcrowded cell blocks are policed by underpaid guards and deadly riots are common.
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Limited following accusations that it underpaid guards at the National Gallery of Victoria.
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It begins with the recognition that infectious-disease doctors are overworked and underpaid.
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Glassdoor found that the majority of its users that underpaid by about $4,700.
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That's because the private employers of said cafeteria workers have routinely underpaid them.
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I covered her position for four months super underpaid before she got here.
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She was overworked and underpaid, but something in her wanted to keep going.
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"I was pushed around, overworked, underpaid and sexually harassed daily," Mr. Barrett said.
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Google's voice assistant depends on the labor of hundreds of underpaid, subcontracted linguists.
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Put simply, teachers are underpaid, and many are leaving education at an alarming pace.
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I firmly believe that educators in this country are criminally underpaid and under rewarded.
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Winner: Alive girls Loser: Amazon's underpaid workers and the privacy of all Alexa users
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She intervenes when female department-store workers are being underpaid and fired for complaining.
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How do I ensure I'm not getting underpaid, or overcharging a client for work?
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The workers later sued Mr. Trump, saying that they had been underpaid and mistreated.
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The only downside is that teachers in general are pretty under-respected and underpaid.
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Though they never complained, I know now that they were severely overworked and underpaid.
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Was your lipstick made by women who are underpaid and exploited for their labor?
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Manigault Newman also believes that other women on the campaign were underpaid as well.
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It used to be nearly impossible to figure out if you were being underpaid.
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Meanwhile, teachers say they're so underpaid and overworked that their situations have become untenable.
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The settlement may have only been a fraction of the total amount Mylan underpaid.
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Local officers, underpaid and poorly trained, are vulnerable to threats or bribes from gangs.
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In response to Gracie's grievance, the corporation acknowledged having "inadvertently underpaid" her since 29.3.
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To conclude from this that many men at Google are underpaid is an oversimplification.
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The most underpaid workers are often the ones you'd miss if they weren't there.
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At $31.7 MILLION A YEAR ... Roger Goodell is actually UNDERPAID -- so says Dana White.
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Revelations that AI is just underpaid people could spark just that kind of disillusionment.
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They were allegedly underpaid and not compensated for overtime when working over 40 hours.
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Often underpaid and overworked, they're the frequent punching bags of the moneyed and heartless.
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They're underpaid, overworked, and lack the time or resources to do their work well.
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The case involved claims by workers at three companies that their employers underpaid them.
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I was also able to (kindly) let a coworker know she was being underpaid.
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The three consolidated cases decided Monday concerned charges that employers had underpaid their workers.
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Everyone could use more money, but how can you tell when you're really underpaid?
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My heart feels heavy for women who are undervalued and underpaid in the workforce.
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The unit is overworked, underpaid and at times emotionally traumatized, according to the memo.
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"It's a field that, as in mental health in general, is underpaid," Poverman said.
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I was underpaid in several jobs, including at a company that allegedly values fair pay.
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The former staffer, Alva Johnson, also claims she was underpaid compared to male campaign staffers.
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Most Americans feel underpaid: Just 19 percent of U.S. workers told the career site Indeed.
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Meanwhile, Google is fighting back claims that women at the company have been systematically underpaid.
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It is not uncommon for migrants to do too much overtime or to be underpaid.
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In 2014, she starred in a Funny or Die video about an underpaid Mary Poppins.
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The DFS believes it has been underpaid by one of the branches in Felix's cartel.
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"We are understaffed and underpaid and there are no medications in the hospitals," Bebhe said.
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If you're a woman and you've been underpaid before…it looks fair, but it's not.
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If they are underpaid, they will behave corruptly in order to make up the difference.
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"We need change so you don't have underpaid foreigners taking away American jobs," he says.
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"Scientists are so underpaid and undervalued, so the competition can only be a good thing."
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By 2014 I felt overworked and underpaid, and I dreaded going into work each day.
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Airlines outsourced security to contracted security firms whose workers were often poorly trained and underpaid.
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Poor pensioners, underpaid laborers, schoolteachers and college students are not the enemy of the state.
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If a worker reports not being paid or being underpaid, NICE will contact the employer.
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Fledgling careers, struggling studios, and underpaid overtime have all chewed up any number of hopefuls.
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This means that some polling officials might be underpaid and lack adequate supervision or training.
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Also at the heart of their complaints is that they report being overworked and underpaid.
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Inequality is created and maintained by those who benefit from the labor of underpaid workers.
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Internships are the primary entry point for the publishing industry — but they're still woefully underpaid.
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Teachers are relatively underpaid compared with other skilled workers because historically they have been women.
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Their speedy supply chains rely on outsourced and often underpaid labor from factory workers overseas.
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Much of the tech industry runs on a mindset of workers being underpaid and overworked.
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Because you want the person handling your meat and cheese to be sick and underpaid.
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It's considered slavery when they're not free to leave and aren't paid, or are underpaid.
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If you feel you're being underpaid, do a few things before you approach your boss.
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It's full of anecdotes of hypocrisy and raises important questions about immigration and underpaid labor.
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These feelings are echoed in ThirdLove's reviews on Glassdoor, where many people mention feeling underpaid.
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The guards are demoralized — too outnumbered, understaffed, and underpaid to create a genuinely safe environment.
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To load the apps that promise frictionless cybernetic service but obscure age-old underpaid human labor.
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Still, many drivers for these companies say they're underpaid, overworked, and stressed to make ends meet.
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So, although I think I am underpaid by $10,000-$15,000, some of it is self-inflicted.
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Apparently, they thought we underpaid rent by $2129, but it was a mistake on their part.
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It is 1968, and you are a sanitation worker, underpaid and overworked in a segregated system.
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So far, Johnson's legal team hasn't spoken with other women who said they were unfairly underpaid.
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Up-and-coming stars often get underpaid before they break out big as a household name.
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Police and officials are underpaid, and thus tempted to work for criminals rather than against them.
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Uber and Lyft, sensitive to reports that drivers are underpaid, objected sharply to the study's methodologies.
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It didn't matter that I was underpaid - I didn't become a police officer for the money.
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And often, when women do finally speak up, it's because they find out they're dramatically underpaid.
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I didn't really want to know what anyone was making because I knew I was underpaid.
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"I'm way over-delivering and way underpaid," an employee at a food-themed social network said.
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According to Clinton, undocumented workers are underpaid and if they complain, they are threatened with deportation.
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But now that's jeopardized when the overworked, underpaid and non-unionized crew threatens to walk out.
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Johnson, who is African-American, also alleges that the campaign underpaid her due to her race.
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She's a detective with the Stockholm police, overworked, underpaid and at odds with her sexist colleagues.
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Is it because you've been systemically underpaid for years, or because your number is too high?
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"Women continue to do so much labor and are so underrepresented and underpaid," Ms. Janes said.
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Feeling like you might be underpaid can be one of the most disheartening aspects of work.
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Part of the problem with vet services is that veterinary practices are often overworked and underpaid.
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And just over half of women are already considering leaving their jobs because they feel underpaid.
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It's still fast declining because its infrastructure is crumbling and underpaid workers often don't show up.
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Another has been undesirable treatment of employees, who may find themselves overworked, underpaid, or verbally abused.
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For a while, he thought about making a life of such work, however mundane and underpaid.
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She is probably overworked, underpaid and frustrated that her stories don't have more of an impact.
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Their report found women and journalists of color were underpaid by thousands of dollars a year.
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Unfortunately, that non-white staffers are underpaid compared to their white counterparts isn't just an anecdote.
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The construction unions, after all, arose in response to exploitative bosses who underpaid and endangered workers.
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"Are they an unpaid intern or an underpaid employee suffering from broader social injustices?" she said.
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That's a increase in Americans who think teachers are underpaid; it was 57% in a similar 2010 poll conducted by AP. Almost all Democrats -- nearly 90% -- said teachers are underpaid in the AP poll, compared with 78% of independents and a still-solid 66% majority of Republicans.
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Elliott says Hitachi underpaid by colluding with the seller, an allegation both Hitachi and Leonardo have denied.
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I always try to contribute because some parents suck and teachers are so underpaid and under-appreciated.
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Also, many low-skilled federal workers are grossly overcompensated, while others with advanced skills are woefully underpaid.
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I know teachers get underpaid, I just don't want to spend all my time doing other jobs.
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There is a huge amount of underpaid and anonymous 'crowd workers' preparing and optimizing datasets and algorithms.
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They are underpaid, overworked and have to take many risks in order to generate a decent wage.
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In the same respect, I've coached many girlfriends into promotions because I told them they were underpaid.
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Then again, it was only a year later he admitted over 2,400 Domino's employees had been underpaid.
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The Department of Labor, however, asserts that women are grossly underpaid compared to men at the company.
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Workers are already underpaid and will now be taking on more work to make your life easier.
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I've never really understood why being a cook or a chef is such a chronically underpaid position.
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The actress explained that she discovered she was being underpaid after reading documents from the Sony hack.
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In a statement, Qualcomm said manufacturers under contract with Apple "reported, but underpaid" royalties during the quarter.
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Underpaid and minimally trained, they learn mostly on the go, and turn over rapidly (most within months).
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The Chicago PD Superintendent says Jussie's motive was money -- he felt he was underpaid on the show.
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Patients bear the huge burden of cost in this unregulated industry, while workers remain overworked and underpaid.
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Marlborough, during lengthy court proceedings in the 1970s, was found to have underpaid Rothko for his work.
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To foist the task of remedying societal inequity on relatively underpaid, unappreciated admissions officers is mostly unfair.
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The arbitrator found that Tesla underpaid Balan by misclassifying her as an employee below her talent level.
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Have Mr. Trump and his family underpaid taxes on his father's real estate empire over several decades?
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Moreover, workers who provide such care, often parents themselves, are frequently underpaid and unable to accumulate wealth.
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Teachers are notoriously underpaid in the United States, with many working second jobs to make ends meet.
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I do love my job and the challenges it brings, but these ladies are underpaid and underappreciated.
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The bureaucrat basks in his power, refusing compassionate leave to an underpaid young worker facing an emergency.
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Not all working women have made their gains on the backs of an underpaid maid or nanny.
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Applied to other fields, for instance, it finds that nurses are overpaid and that telemarketers are underpaid.
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During the 2016 campaign, USA Today found that Trump routinely underpaid contractors and stole wages from workers.
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It's also a chance to reset if you feel you were being underpaid at your last job.
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Even though you aren't fruit hanging from the tree, you're underpaid or used as cheap prison labor.
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Two words describe how American public middle school teachers compare to other wealthy countries: Overworked and underpaid.
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According to the audit, 15 black employees at the vice-president level were similarly underpaid, Adweek reported.
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There is really no way to thank teachers, who are vital and woefully underpaid, for everything they do.
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We are overworked and underpaid while trying to better our lives, or even just to make ends meet.
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Driving a lorry was seen as dull, smelly and underpaid; now, apparently, it's an IT-driven essential service.
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The work is dirty, dangerous, and underpaid—that's why North Korean laborers are being hired to do it.
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If you feel that you are underpaid, there are proactive steps you can take to rectify the situation.
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You'll also likely face penalties if you underpaid your taxes because of an error on your original return.
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Both Bautista ($14 million) and Encarnacion ($10 million) are significantly underpaid in the context of baseball's current market.
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Under-resourced schools that feature underpaid teachers and administrators tend to produce underperforming students who eventually drop out.
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We are underpaid because of our gender, and these issues just scratch the surface of our financial challenges.
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This was the priority of a county that has a nearly $28503 million budget deficit and underpaid teachers.
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Este, Danielle and Alana Haim told Grazia's Hannah Flint that they learned they had been underpaid last year.
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I'm drastically underpaid for the amount of work I do in comparison to my friends in the field.
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Israel had allowed fuel to reach Gaza's underpowered electrical plant and cash to reach Hamas's underpaid civil servants.
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"If the discussion makes your jaw drop, then there's a good chance you are being underpaid," Kerr said.
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Yet because these are underpaid jobs, these are precisely the workers who can least afford to miss work.
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Supposed motive: Mr. McGee's anger at being underpaid for maintenance work Mr. Barrett had hired him to do.
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Let's take a closer look at seven jobs that are incredibly underpaid, often despite having very important responsibilities.
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To find out if you're really underpaid, watch out for these signs that you're overdue for a raise.
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But looking back, I was underpaid and doing so many other job functions in my corporate training role.
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Why work a job where you are underpaid, overworked and derided as lazy and undeserving all at once?
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Sometimes, the overworked and underpaid staff can't or aren't willing to give shelter residents the care they need.
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AX) said it had underpaid employees at its Target department store business by A$9 million ($6 million).
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The government's forces are known to be undisciplined, brutal, underpaid and among the most dreaded in the region.
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So, while I was plodding my way through an underpaid media fellowship, I started freelancing on the side.
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Men also provided sworn statements describing a culture where women were routinely underpaid, overlooked for promotion and objectified.
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It seems increasingly obvious that a company whose main "innovation" is algorithmically managing an underpaid workforce shouldn't exist.
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We cannot put the entire burden of fixing the system on the backs of overworked, underpaid social workers.
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It isn't about trying to infiltrate a work force where almost in every industry we're underpaid and underrepresented.
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An overworked and underpaid team was inevitably going to make mistakes that came back to haunt the company.
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Like quitting smoking or quitting an underpaid job, possibly after really telling off your boss one last time.
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The company also took issue with claims that it underpaid its workers and disputed accusations about poor work environments.
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Meanwhile, Jones and Galloway are theoretically the sort of buy-low prospects who can blossom into productive, underpaid contributors.
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Authorities also say the Isacksons underpaid their federal income taxes by deducting the bribe payments as purported charitable contributions.
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Imagine: thousands of non-unionized workers stuffing boxes of goodies to be shipped out to homes by underpaid couriers.
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Lawmakers have contended that Mylan underpaid Medicaid rebates by misclassifying EpiPen as a generic instead of a branded drug.
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In their absence, it fell to the underpaid police force to impose order (Haiti's army was abolished in 1995).
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Mylan said in October that it would pay $465 million to resolve allegations it underpaid U.S. government healthcare programs.
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Or maybe she's just sluggish because she's working an underpaid service industry job and would rather be anywhere else?
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If you feel your work has been consistently strong and that you are being underpaid, ask for a raise.
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A new report suggests that the factory workers producing Ivanka Trump's clothing line are being severely overworked and underpaid.
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That amount is even more disappointing when you consider how woefully underpaid the Jets cheerleaders were to begin with.
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In another twist, last year State Street paid $5 million to settle allegations it underpaid female and minority employees.
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At 23, Morgan Overholt found herself stuck in a job she hated, feeling underpaid, overworked, mistreated, and creatively stifled.
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In the West, such transparency has tended to have the effect of raising the compensation of comparatively underpaid bosses.
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Lewis, compels workers into arbitration rather than allowing them to go to court when they are underpaid or discriminated.
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The carnauba wax industry, though, leans on the labor of underpaid and overworked Brazilians, some of whom are minors.
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In an unrelated interview, Darmstadt striker Sandro Wagner expressed the opposite opinion, telling Germany's BILD that players are underpaid.
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Like everyone, your coworkers are trying to make a living under capitalism, meaning they're probably stressed, overworked, and underpaid.
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The results yielded a head-scratcher: more men than women being underpaid (and so more corrective raises for men).
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"Virtue is its own reward" — as is being an underpaid but functionally integral woman in a layoff situation, apparently.
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There is a large pool of unemployed, underemployed and underpaid programmers looking for work in Eastern Europe's challenging economies.
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Jonathan Shikora, a Los Angeles lawyer who represents actors and writers, suggested that longtime TV writers were now underpaid.
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Surprisingly, Google&aposs analysis found men were underpaid, which could reflect more systemic inequities within the organization, Bastone reported.
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That, our Upshot reporter writes, puts men at a disadvantage and also keeps female-dominated jobs devalued and underpaid.
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Numerous contractors have been found by the Labor Department to have underpaid or otherwise exploited workers, federal records show.
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The agency voted on a minimum pay formula in December to protect ridehailing drivers from being underpaid by companies.
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A new payroll system it established has left thousands of public servants overpaid, underpaid or not paid at all.
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They were underpaid and under-recognised by the literary establishment, rarely mentioned in reviews of the titles they worked on.
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Google is also facing a class action lawsuit brought by former employees who say that the company routinely underpaid women.
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Yet with classroom sizes ballooning and teachers underpaid, there's no way for students to get the dedicated attention they need.
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Underpaid junior officers might be receptive, but the top brass, which controls most sectors of the economy, will not be.
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Equipment ranging from surgical gloves to incubators is scarce, and many underpaid doctors have left the public sector or emigrated.
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Jennifer Lawrence wrote a Lenny Letter about being underpaid on American Hustle, the film which scored her an Oscar nomination.
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Katharine's fate drew sharply into focus when she met Phil Graham, a charming and underpaid clerk at the Supreme Court.
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"I know I'm underpaid," said a 2000-year-old project manager working for a tech company in New York City.
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Meanwhile, Tesla workers in Germany are threatening to go on strike, with some of them arguing that they are underpaid.
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He also seemed unsure whether the VA would go back and pay students the money retroactively if they were underpaid.
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In other words, the VA has pledged to make sure everyone who's underpaid gets the money they're entitled to, eventually.
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In 2017, Google said it increased compensation for 228 employees it found were underpaid, spending a total of about $270,000.
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But seeing the senators and their staff, the people working there [who are] seemingly underpaid and overworked are so sharp.
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I said yes to free assignments, to underpaid assignments, to assignments with insane deadlines, and assignments due on major holidays.
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"Teachers are overworked and underpaid," said Kareen Noble, 33, a black father of three, whose wife is a substitute teacher.
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A top priority for many Democrats is providing additional penalty relief for taxpayers who underpaid their taxes throughout the year.
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The new legislation gave raises to the underpaid caseworkers, but in some ways it was yet another anti-government measure.
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Campaigners say many of these women are underpaid, some work 14-hours shifts, and some face verbal and sexual harassment.
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The democratic socialist called it "unjust" for members of Congress to be paid well while also relying on underpaid workers.
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The migrants already present in the economy tend to work illegally and are very often underpaid, human rights groups say.
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Every electronic product is the culmination of international labor from mines, refinery facilities, and assembly facilities, usually from underpaid workers.
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Those attacks began as early as 2005, when a quarter of Patanjali's workers went on strike, claiming they'd been underpaid.
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There are no options for master's level licensed clinicians, who continue to be paid far less than chronically underpaid teachers.
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"We should also be speaking up about teachers being underpaid and not getting their salary," Leonardo said in the TikTok.
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Poorly funded live-action products made for Japanese markets by underpaid and overworked employees, unsurprisingly, haven't succeeded in droves abroad.
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For example, the left should not allow American-led corporations to use underpaid and abused workers to produce inexpensive products.
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"Right now, I feel valued but super underpaid and strapped for resources to do my job best," says another person.
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The country is nearly lawless, and the government forces are known to be brutal, underpaid and among the most dreaded.
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I'm also all too aware that unethically produced fast fashion is exploiting its underpaid laborers and helping destroy the planet.
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It is hard to conceive it, given their wealth, but both are now underpaid, given how the market has shifted.
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Women employees often don't realize they're being underpaid until they have a frank discussion about compensation with a co-worker.
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I felt undervalued and underpaid, there were ongoing disputes about workplace issues, and I was completely frustrated with my supervisor.
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The underpaid police have found a way to capitalise on this trend, by levying fines on anyone driving a dirty car.
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Yoga teachers tend to be way underpaid, so it's great to feel appreciated AND see that appreciation manifest in more money.
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I eventually got a part-time job at a craft store where I stayed for three years, underpaid and incredibly unhappy.
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Claims that Amazon fulfillment center workers are underpaid and overworked to the point of physical exhaustion are once again dominating headlines.
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"There's enough evidence that we have already to support the idea that women are grossly underpaid in this firm," Sanford said.
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Workers interviewed complained that they had long been overworked, underpaid, and tired, often sustaining major injuries while working on the job.
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Boston says she asked everyone she knows — especially her male peers — what they make, to see if she was being underpaid.
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No matter what his salary is, it seems safe to say that Christopher Denham is the most underpaid actor on Broadway.
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But Slavitt added that the agency could not say how much Mylan had underpaid Medicaid during that time in CMS' opinion.
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In fact, by those measure, which are really the only measures that count in this system, baseball players are vastly underpaid.
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It's true that not too long ago, you could only find bananas that you knew were harvested in overworked, underpaid conditions.
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That culture was so normalized and glorified that at a young age I ignored any feelings of being underpaid and overworked.
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But it happened, and he's jumped on the opportunity to make the leap from underrated (and underpaid) contributor to outright star.
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If yes, that would affect some 2.3 million cooks employed, and too often underpaid, in the industry in the U.S. today.
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Even with surveillance, Enanga admits Uganda's health workers, who are overworked and underpaid, could still "have a hand" in baby snatching.
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And yet this work, overwhelmingly done by women, tends to be undervalued, underpaid, and is frequently the target of government cutbacks.
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Like many artists in the digital age, their photographer friends grumbled that they were being underpaid and exploited by online sites.
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"Women worldwide have historically been underpaid, undervalued, underrepresented and underfunded ... and still are," Diamond told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by email.
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In a way, security guards are underpaid cops—we lack resources to work well and have to cover our own equipment.
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As someone who has long suffered from depression (and is both underpaid and underinsured), I figured I'd give Woebot a try.
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People would be free to quit their pointless, underpaid jobs whenever they liked and still have something to fall back on.
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Nurses often have starring roles in romance novels or porn, but in real life, their work is usually undervalued and underpaid.
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A worker with an enjoyable job at a good company feels underpaid, especially now that someone else is offering more money.
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All of those unpaid or underpaid interns, fact-checkers, personal assistants and aides — they are tomorrow's writers, directors, artists and editors.
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The complaint says that General Dynamics underpaid workers by slotting them into positions that required duties associated with higher-paying jobs.
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Pilots complained that they were overworked and underpaid, and some who challenged the company on contract issues are now in jail.
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Inside, the women are still talking about the discrimination lawsuit we settled after an analysis found our female employees were underpaid.
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Yet estimates show that from 2008 to 2012, coal companies underpaid royalties to the federal government by more than $85033 million.
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As a humanities professor, I was surprised to discover this: I had assumed that only humanities professors were undervalued and underpaid.
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Consider all the things you might carp about – the cold weather, slow traffic, underpaid job, mean manager, or a jealous spouse.
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Furthermore, hunting revenues can be channeled to underpaid and under-equipped rangers to improve their capacity and reduce susceptibility to corruption.
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Meanwhile, No.2 grocer Coles Group acknowledged that it underpaid some store managers for six years, crimping its half-year profit.
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Croatian teachers say they are underpaid in comparison to other public sector employees for the tasks they now have to perform.
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In that moment, discovering that they were being underpaid and mis-titled, they went back to the office with new resolve.
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For that reason, many foreign workers believe it's better to be underpaid than not paid at all, Fillinger at TWC2 says.
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You'd like to take an underpaid complement [video game] and build it into a star while it's still exclusive to you.
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I can't help but wonder if this is a clear signal that I'm underpaid and that I should start looking elsewhere.
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A gray-suited cicada is an office drone, insulted and underpaid by the humans; he lives in an office wall space.
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The Capitol Hill internship is an underpaid foot-in-the-door job, not merely a college credit-earning experiential learning opportunity.
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"They've been telling us they value us, and we're underpaid since 2009," said one demonstrator, who asked not to be named.
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Female actresses are notoriously underpaid relative to men, while male actors can have careers that are more lucrative and run longer.
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In 2014, the Raiders' cheer squad, the Raiderettes, reached a settlement after filing a lawsuit claiming they were underpaid and treated unfairly.
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I worked at Google for four years; Google also used hidden, underpaid workers and oceans of our data to monetize our lives.
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When Forbes magazine asked Hookit to run the numbers on Ronaldo, reporters there concluded that he was underpaid due to that value.
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"If anything, I've got to tell you, based on these comparisons, you could argue that they underpaid for this company," Cramer said.
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The thing is, constantly having to train new employees is a time and energy suck, but so does being underpaid long-term.
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The difference may seem small, but it can have a huge impact on a woman's career, especially if she's already being underpaid.
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So when she realized she was being underpaid for her role at a previous job, the blogger knew exactly where to turn.
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Employees at the restaurants were underpaid by $565,000 because of a faulty computer program Domino's refused to fix, the attorney general said.
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Not only are many overworked and underpaid, but fast food restaurants seem to be magnets for bizarre break-ins, thefts, and vandalism.
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Days before it began the European Commission ruled that Apple had underpaid taxes in Ireland, by up to €13 billion ($14.7 billion).
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Still another chapter charts the spree of mass killings by overworked, underpaid and aggrieved postal workers in the 1980s and early 1990s.
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Their black female friend, on the other hand, owes only $51, since her demographic is so ruefully underpaid on a systematic level.
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The discrepancy in salary is generally due to the fact that tax dollars pay for forensic salaries—they're overworked, underpaid government workers.
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After he took a car service from Long Island to dye and trim the man's beard, Mr. Dimonda felt he was underpaid.
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Using materials he handed over and referencing Section 6103, Congress found that despite being audited by the I.R.S., Nixon had significantly underpaid.
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I'd say that while Amazon associates did get overtime, they are still severely underpaid while being on their feet for 12 hours.
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State environmental investigators, who are underpaid and inadequately trained, often abandon the public sector for more lucrative jobs in oil and gas.
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He was underpaid relative to, say, General Motors CEO Mary Barra: She made $23 million in 2017 while Ghosn made $17 million.
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Synopsis: An overworked, underpaid magazine intern goes from the mail room to the boardroom, while searching for a spy within the company.
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That puts men at a disadvantage in today's economy — but it also ensures that the female-dominated jobs remain devalued and underpaid.
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In October, Mylan said it would pay $465 million to settle questions of whether it underpaid U.S. government healthcare programs including Medicaid.
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If you find out you&aposre underpaid and can&apost get more, that doesn&apost necessarily mean you quit today, Dickinson said.
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Uber driving, for most drivers, is a way to supplement their income, trying to make ends meet from underpaid, irregular service jobs.
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A few weeks ago, an elementary school student gave his teacher his birthday money because he heard about how underpaid teachers are.
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Those players would for years continue to be wildly underpaid relative to their production, thanks to the way MLB's salary structure works.
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The country's biggest lender Commonwealth Bank of Australia , however, recorded limited gains of 0.3% after it flagged additional payments to underpaid employees.
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In her plain but adultlike clothes she looked like a teen-age nanny, someone from another country who was underpaid and exploited.
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Can all the problems he identifies, from stress to racism to underpaid teachers, truly be attributed to the capitalist mode of production?
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In June, the company was found liable in a wage theft case involving hundreds of underpaid janitorial workers at several California restorations.
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Tenured professors retire and are too often replaced by adjuncts so underpaid and so shamefully overburdened that their work amounts to exploitation.
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"Empire" production sources tell TMZ ... none of the brass -- producers or EPs -- heard even a whisper from Jussie grousing he was underpaid.
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He underpaid undocumented workers, and when they complained he said what a lot of [people] do, you complain I'll get you deported.
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The workers' complaints come at a time when Amazon warehouse workers across the world have alleged that they are overworked, underpaid, and mistreated.
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It's unclear what effect this will have on Prime Day's sales, or more importantly, on the wages of its deeply underpaid delivery workforce.
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The actress doesn't just want equal pay right now — she wants Showtime to make up for all of the time she was underpaid.
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School budgets remain tight, educators are typically underpaid and students have grown up in a world dominated by free Facebook and Snapchat apps.
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When the underpaid workers that make our clothes are hidden from us via global shipping, we don't consider their rights or their craft.
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As Sung Taeyoon of Yonsei University puts it, half of workers end up overpaid and overprotected, and the other half underpaid and insecure.
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This is how money works for everyone, but especially for a group that is systematically underrepresented, underpaid, and overburdened simply for being female.
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As a self-respecting millennial, you'll know that '215s nostalgia is the very foundation of our overworked, underpaid, selfie-taking, avocado-eating being.
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Photo: GettyIt's no secret that the workforce tasked with reviewing the most offensive content on the web is underpaid, overworked, and poorly supported.
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Magdalena noted that one lyric in the Hamilton track really resonated for her – "Peter Piper claimed he picked them, he just underpaid Pablo".
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These tighter labor markets also made it easier for workers who felt they were being underpaid to pursue or bargain for higher pay.
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In addition to agents being underpaid, Center for Public Integrity investigative reporter Christina Wilkie shared that she's heard they are also feeling underappreciated.
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So, we won't belabor the point, but we will remind you that women continue to be dreadfully underrepresented in tech and underpaid overall.
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Slavitt said at that time that CMS could not say how much the agency believed Mylan had underpaid Medicaid during that time period.
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Other studies, however, claim the wage gap is overstated and that despite salaries lagging in some states, teachers are not dramatically underpaid overall.
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How could we generate media coverage in countries where unpaid or underpaid reporters expect "brown envelopes" (full of cash) in exchange for stories?
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On Tuesday, the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission voted on a minimum pay formula to protect ridehailing drivers from being underpaid by companies.
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O'Rourke was also found this week to have underpaid his taxes in 85033 and 2014 by more than $4,000 in those two years.
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In pretty much every adult's memory they are stern, bedecked in net hair caps, underpaid, and overworked—and not afraid to show it.
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But ultimately I was underpaid and I wanted to do better, so I transferred my skills to a job in the technology industry.
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It's no coincidence that it is work associated with women which is often deemed not-to-be work, and therefore underpaid and undervalued.
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Underpaid TSA agents are now entirely unpaid: The TSA, found at every U.S. airport security screening area, is still working despite the shutdown.
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Even nursing home aides — another underpaid female work force plagued by turnover and shortages — generally receive higher wages, more hours and more benefits.
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And while individual restaurateurs may endorse higher wages in a traditionally underpaid field, they must still make the basic math work to survive.
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My days were taken up by tedious group meetings run by overworked and underpaid psych techs and social workers, or outdated psychoeducational videos.
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Every time I see a Loeb Properties "For Lease" sign — and there are dozens across the city — I remember those underpaid black laundresses.
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Because of the change in the withholding tables, the I.R.S. is giving a break to many taxpayers who underpaid their taxes last year.
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Complaining of being underpaid and treated like slaves, they began to organize a petition before the police intervened and detained several of them.
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Even in the best of times, nail salon workers are notoriously underpaid and unprotected from the hazardous chemicals and fumes in their workplace.
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The admissions people, often young and underpaid, buzz with enthusiasm; the professors frequently pause to take off their glasses and rub their eyes.
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In October, Woolworths said it had underpaid thousands of supermarket workers for years and will need to repay as much as $200 million.
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I refer to the apprentices — and interns and non-Equity company and seasonal staff and other species of underpaid (or even unpaid) underlings.
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Nothing was mentioned until 2019 when fellow YouTuber Jeffree Star claimed that the brand allegedly underpaid de Jager, which she addressed on Twitter.
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Two former WeWork execs told Business Insider they saw examples of gender pay imbalances, while two female ex-employees said they felt underpaid.
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When underpaid workers are doing unpredictable, time-consuming, labor-intensive work, don't publicly shame them the second your food doesn't arrive on time.
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In reality, much of society's lowest-carbon, greenest work is performed by underpaid female healthcare workers and teachers, many of them not white.
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Amid the headlines, one of Gate's clients, a human resources director, grew increasingly bothered by the fact that she was being vastly underpaid.
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"If you're making side income, you have no withholding on it, then you've underpaid the taxes and you ultimately owe money," Perry said.
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Because junior staffers are also routinely overworked and underpaid the same exclusive dynamics that may prevent those without means from taking these jobs.
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Uber says it underpaid tens of thousands of drivers in New York City since November 73 as a result of an accounting error.
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Employers currently benefit a lot from the obscurity of pay numbers, and full transparency could lead to a lot of underpaid people jumping ship.
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Women in tech are still grossly underpaid compared with their male counterparts, subject to harassment, or just generally not taken seriously in the industry.
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Job site Glassdoor discovered, through analyzing its user salary database last year, that the average U.S. employee was underpaid by $7,528 or 13.3 percent.
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This means that 13% of the U.S. population — 23.5 million Black women — who relentlessly pursue the American dream, continue to be overlooked and underpaid.
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That practice certainly impacted me; new employers are sometimes only willing to increase your current salary by a certain percentage, perpetuating an underpaid status.
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It's one thing to make a policy, and it's another to ensure that a global workforce of underpaid contractors accurately understands and applies it.
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Seven content reviewers at Genpact said in interviews late last year and early in 2019 that their work was underpaid, stressful and sometimes traumatic.
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The population is growing and more people are trying to join the knowledge economy, yet that's tough with class sizes ballooning and teachers underpaid.
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We are an understaffed division, underpaid for what we do, and the workload is very demanding, so I'm not surprised to hear the news.
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Were they to earn more, their employers would lose money; were they to earn less, other firms could profit by hiring away underpaid employees.
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I left my full-time salaried job (where I was severely overworked and underpaid) in order to pursue my graduate degree late last summer.
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Klobuchar and other lawmakers contend that Mylan underpaid rebates to state Medicaid programs by misclassifying EpiPen as a generic instead of a branded drug.
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It's true ... Cavill has felt he was underpaid for the role and that's an issue, as is what some say was an underwhelming performance.
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How will women fully participate in the economy when today they are excluded or marginalized in many societies, and when they are consistently underpaid?
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In the workplace, we worry that we are being underpaid but don't know how much our coworkers (even those we are friends with) make.
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Shortages of basic drugs and vaccines, emigration of underpaid doctors, and crumbling infrastructure have made it easier for diseases to spread, medical associations said.
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For many women who are aware that they are underpaid, a new court ruling is doing to further hinder their monetary success at work.
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The forgotten men and women — the underpaid, over-worked, exhausted and struggling working- and middle-class people of all races — get abandoned once again.
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She claims Kismet and Logan have none of the accolades Abby hyped, and claims they've grossly underpaid her for the music she's already recorded.
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Until then, he's one of the most underpaid players in the league, on a team that's finally making a transparent effort to build around.
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Scholarships for graduate and Ph.D. studies are imperative as the academic field is increasingly underpaid and posts of tenured professorship are ever more rare.
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In south India, adolescent girls continue to form a large part of the workforce in spinning mills, overworked, underpaid with restricted freedom of movement.
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We need the Child Care for Working Families Act, to expand access to high-quality, affordable childcare and boost wages for underpaid community providers.
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"The Stockyards' owners imported Billy Sunday to divert their underpaid hunkies from going on strike by shouting them dizzy with God," he tells us.
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Women hoped that reforming the company's pay structure would also benefit black and Asian colleagues, off-air colleagues, part-time colleagues, and underpaid men.
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Always remember, a DJ costume is incomplete unless it has two things within arm's length: a dilapidated Rimowa and an overworked, underpaid tour manager.
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That stands in stark contrast to the status quo, where farmers are often underpaid and exposed to toxic substances commonly used in traditional agriculture.
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Medicare payments that are lower than the actual costs affect 2202 percent of hospitals, while 2628 percent of hospitals are underpaid due to Medicaid.
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The move would raise the average driver's pay by $9,600 per year, according to the proposal, which aims to prevent drivers from being underpaid.
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Memphis is the poorest large metropolitan area in the country, yet business leaders manage to spin underpaid workers as a plus, not a shame.
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In plain English, the Fed allowed millions of Americans to remain unemployed or underpaid because it feared that prices would start rising more quickly.
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If your review didn't include a pay raise, or it didn't happen at all, you might have reason to think you're underpaid, Taylor said.
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And criminal groups are able to fill the pockets of notoriously underpaid policemen and other civil servants — often providing the wrong kind of incentives.
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Ms. Borders said there needed to be more transparency, particularly on the issue of salaries, so women would know if they were being underpaid.
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"Being underpaid once should not condemn one to a lifetime of inequity," Ms. James said in April when the City Council passed the law.
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Ours is an economy in which wages have stagnated and the cost of child care has soared — and, paradoxically, child care providers remain underpaid.
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Later, she moved to Paris, working first as a domestic servant and then as an underpaid dressmaker before finally committing herself to labor organizing.
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Unfortunately, the teacher pay conversation has been more narrowly framed by the problematic assertion that America's teachers are systematically underpaid relative to similar workers.
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"Tightrope" suggests why: a corrupt and uniquely cruel economy in which millions of underpaid or underemployed Americans cannot afford education, health care or housing.
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In November, The Times visited seven companies that got Fashion Nova clothes made in factories that underpaid workers, according to the Labor Department investigations.
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Its underpaid women's World Cup soccer team competes wearing the national colors, even as the nation's symbols and traditions are fiercely contested back home.
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The amount Mylan underpaid Medicaid may exceed the settlement, the study's authors suggest, because their estimate covers two EpiPen formulations over only four years.
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Without debt forgiveness, it is very difficult to attract new doctors to serve in these communities as this incredibly important work is typically underpaid.
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The "overqualified and underpaid" staff members, as Mr. Penzler describes them, are like super-sleuths on never-ending cases of what to read next.
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Cash is something anyone would appreciate, especially teachers who are often underpaid, and have been known to contribute their own money toward classroom expenses.
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In the United States, teachers are hit particularly hard by this lack because roughly 76% of public school teachers are women, and they're underpaid.
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While policy costs continue to rise and homeowners were systematically underpaid, the private insurance companies that administer the WYO program were making significant profits.
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Ms. Gracie said she learned in that report just how severely she had been underpaid despite her high-ranking position in its news division.
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In an interview, Pally spoke about his experiences doing the cameo and his love for Downey Jr., calling him the greatest and most underpaid actor.
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Many people who change jobs are looking to get out of a negative situation at work, whether that's feeling underpaid, uninspired, or just burnt out.
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Behold a cutting parable for a generation that undersleeps and overworks to get underpaid—where paying your student loans is quite actually a waking nightmare.
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O'Rourke's tax returns also showed he had slightly underpaid his taxes in two years and given only a small fraction of his income to charity.
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Yesterday, a large study looking at Toronto's Chinese restaurant employees found that over half of them are underpaid, overworked, and treated unfairly by their employers.
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In one series she wears a tight white T-shirt bearing working-woman cartoon character Cathy standing in for the "I" of the message: UNDERPAID.
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This practice will play a crucial role in breaking the cycle of women and minorities being historically underpaid in comparison to their white male counterparts.
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Lying in bed next to his wife one night, he saw a post about tuna plant workers from Myanmar who had been overworked and underpaid.
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From woefully underpaid internships to legendary hiring bonuses at huge Silicon Valley companies, it's hard for job seekers to know what they're worth in tech.
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Le Pen, who is campaigning on a nationalist, anti-immigration platform faces allegations she underpaid taxes on a mansion that she and her father own.
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Derek Kilmer (D-WA), who sits on the House Appropriations Committee, wrote a separate letter to Secretary Wilkie demanding all underpaid veterans be reimbursed. Rep.
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The Democrats' presidential primary system is incredibly complex, freighted with confusing state-by-state rules and open to accidental screw-ups from underpaid local officials.
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Part of the problem is that professions where women make up most of the workforce — sometimes called "pink collar" jobs — have been undervalued and underpaid.
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"It comes from the rising of working people, and in this case, the rise of working women who were horrifically abused and underpaid," Piven said.
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Apple has been criticized for its reliance on workers in Chinese manufacturing centers who were said to be underpaid, overworked and dealing with unsafe conditions.
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It's shocking ... thousands of teachers take money out of their own pockets to pay for basic classroom essentials ... and remember, they're underpaid to begin with.
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Juries were disproportionately white and defendants were not, mandatory minimum sentences are enormously high in Georgia, and the public defenders' offices are overworked and underpaid.
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The lawsuit, begun in 2014, charges that employees were systematically and deliberately underpaid at five McDonald's restaurants, owned by a single franchisee, in Northern California.
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The five tech companies with the highest percentage of employees who felt they were underpaid shared one important characteristic: They were all founded before 9933.
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Neither the average reader nor an underpaid editor will (or can) take the time needed to approach these difficult symptoms and causes of modern discord.
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As far as he can see, no one is benefiting from the current system—neither the underpaid, underemployed subordinates, nor the frazzled, overworked top tier.
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Consider that public corporations are required to report the compensation of top executives — who check disclosures of rival companies to ensure they are not underpaid.
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Not every woman has been sexually assaulted at work, but every single woman knows what it feels like to be marginalized and underpaid and overlooked.
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"I could never compete with somebody in the Central Valley using subsidized water, underpaid labor and pumped fertilizer, getting paid by the ton," he said.
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Why should any company still block people from filing in court when they're racially harassed or underpaid or paid less because of their national origin?
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In a case like that, a typical settlement for back wages for one underpaid low-wage worker might amount to $3,000 to $5,000, perhaps less.
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But high-need schools often rely on a revolving crew of underpaid, novice teachers still learning their craft, and salaries are directly linked to experience.
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Meanwhile, many of India's police officers are poorly trained, underpaid and corrupt, and the country's judicial system is staggering under an enormous backlog of cases.
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"What you often find, particularly if you are underpaid, is that your position has changed significantly since the last time it was reviewed," Jaras said.
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This was on top of errors disclosed in October when it said about 6,000 staff were underpaid about A$15 million ($10.03 million) since 13.
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The women are often young or middle-aged, underpaid or unpaid, have few or no possessions or work long hours without breaks, the organization says.
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In a column for CNN in late August, Young said the union has repeatedly argued that prison employees across the country are underpaid and overworked.
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The Michigan Supreme Court granted review of a case where one owner lost his rental home when he accidentally underpaid his property taxes by $85033.
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In 2016, a musical collaborator since the group's inception, Ian Pai, sued Blue Man for $150 million, contending that he had been underpaid for decades.
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Mr. Arenson taught constitutional law at Yale College, and now represents employees who believe they have been underpaid, discriminated against, or harassed on the job.
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As such, its employment decisions are under a lot of scrutiny, including an ongoing Labor Department investigation into whether it has underpaid its female employees.
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According to a 2012 audit by the Department of Labor, State Street underpaid more than 300 women in senior positions and 5073 black vice presidents.
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But quality suffered because the state spent a meager $24,238 for each 4-year-old in 2013-14, largely by using underpaid and poorly trained teachers.
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We also knew the employees at the daycare were underpaid because a different teacher also worked weekends at a grocery store to help support her family.
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Military sales often involve the transfer of millions of dollars in cash, which are susceptible to easy embezzlement by underpaid public officials involved in the transactions.
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While feeling underpaid is frustrating, not being able to have well-informed or constructive discussions with a manager regarding earnings is actually a bigger red flag.
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DJ Khaled and Cardi B "Dinero" Here's why this J.Lo track is an anthem you should embrace: women are systematically underpaid and shamed for wanting money.
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JF: OK JL: Maybe if we underpaid these modern mumble rappers and overpaid teachers, there would be smarter people in the future and less shitty music.
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Johnson's attorneys are also asking the court to let them send out notices to try to find more women whom the Trump campaign might have underpaid.
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For example, one company currently uses a system to analyze market data to tell employees whether they're being underpaid and help them identify other potential opportunities.
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Military officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, have said troops are undersupplied and underpaid, with weapons, vehicles and other basic equipment often in disrepair or lacking.
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Now, she says the company annually provides employees market-based salaries for jobs similar to their own to increase transparency, noting many mistakenly believe they're underpaid.
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Tesla continues to push back on a story reporting that it used underpaid foreign labor to build an automotive paint shop at its Fremont, CA factory.
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I felt like I was being underpaid, but I didn't have a firm concept of what a reasonable salary would be for someone with my experience.
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Oracle is firing back at the Department of Labor after a lawsuit alleging that the software maker underpaid women and minority employees by over $400 million.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. remain unrealized and pointed out that black people continue to be underpaid without access to affordable housing and proper health care.
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Some workers also told the outlet they're underpaid, earning as little as $106 per month — less than the price of a single pair of Lululemon leggings.
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"I felt like there wasn't a whole lot of love for me there," he said, adding that he felt under-appreciated and underpaid with the company.
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That's right, those commissioners believe that putting guns in the hands of Florida's underpaid guardians of education is the right way to handle these terrifying situations.
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Collecting this kind of demographic data is important, advocates say, because women can't determine if they're being underpaid without knowing what their male counterparts actually make.
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Government officials also said they would review the retirement disbursements for some people who are being underpaid because their employers did not declare their real salary.
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Foreign correspondents of her caliber who are women, who have spent their careers underpaid and faced challenges their male peers never had to, are rarer still.
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And until we manage to bring the revolution, the volunteer nature of so much movement work will continue to exploit artists, an already notoriously underpaid group.
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After the investigation was published, New York City officials announced that they had joined state agencies in examining whether President Trump and his family underpaid taxes.
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In addition to its many recent scandals and executive departures, Uber announced that it had underpaid thousands of its New York drivers for about two years.
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People of color, in particular, are disproportionately represented in underpaid and low-quality jobs that often do not provide sick leave, paid leave or other benefits.
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The Supreme Court has just told the nation's workers: If you're underpaid at work, or if you face discrimination on the job, you're on your own.
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On top of that, Jean claims Michael has underpaid child support since 2010 ... because the monthly amount he pays hasn't been adjusted for cost of living.
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There is still very much a white and male wage premium, with jobs overwhelmingly done by women routinely underpaid compared to jobs predominantly done by men.
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In October, Woolworths said it had underpaid thousands of supermarket workers for years and would need to repay as much as A$300 million ($203.6 million).
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Horror stories abound of corruption and abuse at private prisons and detention facilities, where violence is common, and where underpaid and undermonitored guards act with impunity.
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His own minimalism was a consequence of living as an underpaid writer in New York: No basements and no closets meant no storage space for stuff.
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The United Farm Workers, in the mid-sixties, organized the famous grape boycott in order to get farmers to stop relying on underpaid, non-union workers.
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Then in July, Chancellor Andre Bouchard ruled that Lone Star Capital underpaid by about 70 cents per share when it acquired the payday lender DFC Global.
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The Times - Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Merck and Abbott underpaid an estimated 20.7607 million pounds ($163.01 million) of tax a year in Britain, according to Oxfam. bit.
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The $238 million settlement that big drugmaker Mylan agreed to pay to pay settle claims it grossly underpaid Medicaid rebates for EpiPen "shortchanges the taxpayers," Sen.
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At the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory, 146 workers died, many young women, because management had locked the factory doors, worried their underpaid workers would steal from them.
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As most poor, underpaid workers cannot afford to rent houses, they often live in tiny, cramped rooms of their factories, making them vulnerable to industrial accidents.
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As most poor, underpaid workers cannot afford to rent houses, they often live in tiny, cramped rooms of their factories, making them vulnerable to industrial accidents.
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Rossum isn't just asking for equal — the actress, who plays Fiona Gallagher on Shameless, wants more pay than Macy as reparation for the years she went underpaid.
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But even when ex-cons do manage to get hired, the work is underpaid, demoralizing, and their employers don't do much to encourage the re-entry process.
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Those deals are the ones that can provide the best value—Connor McDavid is easily the most underpaid player in hockey—but everyone seems OK with that.
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As for paid care work, it's underpaid and stigmatized as "female," which renders women financially and politically vulnerable and men reluctant to join the sector at all.
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Artists feel underpaid while the tech giants compete to offer similar streaming music services that force them to pay out almost all their earnings to record labels.
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A 2019 report from educator organization Phi Delta Kappa found that half of US instructors have considered leaving the profession, and more than 60% believe they're underpaid.
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More than three-quarters of public school teachers are women, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, so it's sadly no surprise that teachers are underpaid.
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Accordingly, there are bleak depictions of the threadbare household of Bob Cratchit, Scrooge's overworked and underpaid clerk, who suffers miserably at the hands of his parsimonious paymaster.
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It's widely thought that this law will disenfranchise elderly voters, students, non-white voters, and underpaid workers who do not easily have access to photo IDs; Gov.
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Food delivery workers are some of the most overworked and underpaid people in the US — and now you can add "soon to be endangered" to that list.
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Foraging might be a food-gathering mode free of fossil fuels or underpaid laborers, but it's not actively encouraged, with UK bylaws prohibiting the removal of plants.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian celebrity chef said on Thursday he had underpaid hundreds of his restaurant employees by nearly A$8 million ($5.62 million) over six years.
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This is the bizarro world of NBA economics that we referenced earlier: A player making $44 million over four years can have legitimate claims of being underpaid.
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Pressure is mounting on the UK government to close loopholes in employment law to protect people working in the gig economy from being underpaid and otherwise exploited.
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If you've ever wanted to cosplay as an underpaid, mentally exhausted, trauma-exposed contract worker well then, oh boy, do we have some great news for you.
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In March she joined her team mates in suing their employer, U.S. Soccer, arguing that the women's team was underpaid compared to their less successful male counterparts.
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Cops in Italy just arrested a mail carrier with 880 pounds of undelivered mail who had just stopped doing his job because he felt he was underpaid.
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The next day, New York City officials said that they and state regulators had started to examine whether the Trump family had underpaid taxes over several decades.
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It's an expensive necessity for working families staffed by underpaid and undervalued workers — 93 percent of whom are women, and disproportionately women of color and immigrant women.
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Having spent most of his life doing dangerous, underpaid work without health insurance, he supports the ideas of single-payer health care and a universal basic income.
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In 2017, fellow beauty guru Jeffree Star alleged that Too Faced took advantage of Nikkie, underpaid her, and released a poor palette with her name on it.
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For example, in 2017, the Los Angeles Times reported that underpaid factory workers in Los Angeles successfully filed wage claims to receive back pay for their work.
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Many of the online retailer's delivery firms have been investigated by the Labor Department following allegations that workers were underpaid and denied proper lunch or bathroom breaks.
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In the Shane Dawson docuseries about his makeup collaboration with Jeffree Star, Star said Too Faced massively underpaid de Jager for her makeup collaboration with the company.
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This was on top of the errors disclosed in October when it said about 6,000 staff in other divisions were underpaid about A$15 million since 2010.
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The delivery companies were on the hook for anything that went wrong, from workers complaining they were mistreated or underpaid to pedestrians and drivers hurt in crashes.
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Based on interviews with dozens of workers, it reported that laborers had been routinely underpaid, and that hundreds of them had been deported after going on strike.
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CBA said it would pay an additional A$13 million ($16.97 million) to current and former employees who were found in a review to have been underpaid.
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A recent report from the agency's Office of the Inspector General estimates that 219,2000 widow and widower beneficiaries age 0003 and above were underpaid approximately $2000 million.
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Based on the novel "What in God's Name," by Simon Rich, this new limited series stars Daniel Radcliffe as Craig, an underpaid angel tasked with fulfilling prayers.
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And yet it was the disdain of prosperous neoliberals for underpaid workers and the working poor that made Trump's more schematized hatred more enthralling to his voters.
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They followed it with "So Far, the Sofa is So Far," an anthem for China's "overtime dogs," the millions of underpaid millennials working long hours for abusive bosses.
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Somewhere, some hideously underpaid blogger is typing my name, and they're either saying I'm great or I suck, but I don't hear it and I don't see it.
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Conversely, Google is also facing lawsuits alleging that it underpaid women, fired an employee for pro-diversity web posts, and created a "bro culture" that encouraged sexual harassment.
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"If it's the third quarter, and you've underpaid your taxes, you can have money withheld from the RMD so that you minimize your underestimated tax payments," Freeman said.
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And, to be sure, some of that is out of necessity: You might be underpaid at your job, or simply need more money to make the ends meet.
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In 2016, the label faced claims brought forth by British tabloid The Sun that the athletic-wear line was produced in sweatshops where workers were unprotected and underpaid.
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Trump did not dispute that he used Chinese steel to build his Las Vegas hotel or that he has used undocumented immigrants on other projects and underpaid them.
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Where some people see a frugal billionaire who should be emulated, Sanders and others see an unconscionable hoarding of a fortune built on the backs of underpaid employees.
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The National Book Awards are usually a time for the publishing industry's biggest wigs to celebrate themselves—and then cede the dance floor to their younger, underpaid underlings.
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Now, Williams says the company annually provides its 40 employees market-based salaries for jobs similar to their own to increase transparency, noting many mistakenly believe they're underpaid.
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Messina, a 42-year-old single mother of three, is seeking at least $6 million for being underpaid, plus punitive damages and compensation for mental anguish and humiliation.
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If a pharmacy is underpaid and appeals the MAC price to the PBM, the appeal is almost always denied because, well the PBM always has the final say.
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Uber has come out and said that it accidentally underpaid drivers in New York City over the past two and a half years, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Ironically, there has since been concerns that Mylan underpaid Medicaid and Medicare for the EpiPen by classifying the device as a generic rather than a brand-name product.
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The lawsuit claims that cheerleaders were grossly underpaid for their work, and were subject to "intense scrutiny, harassment," assault from spectators, "cyberbullying" by the coach and sex discrimination.
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About two billion people - more than 60% of the world's workforce - are in informal work, leaving them vulnerable to being underpaid, overworked and treated like slaves, she said.
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Elsewhere, Woolworths Group fell 1.4% after it said it had underpaid thousands of supermarket workers for years and will need to repay as much as A$300 million.
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Here, three Black women tell Refinery29 how they learned they were underpaid, how it impacted them, what they did about it, and what they learned from the experience.
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This job might teach you that you get resentful when you're underpaid, resulting in a promise to yourself to negotiate for what you're worth at the next one.
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Hospitals can continue to provide more services that are critical to low-income patients but are often underpaid, like labor and delivery, trauma care, and HIV/AIDS services.
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The commission was seeking to protect drivers from being underpaid by their companies after reports indicated ride-hailing app drivers were being paid significantly less than minimum wage.
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The drugmaker on Friday said it would pay $465 million to settle questions over whether it underpaid U.S. government healthcare programs by misclassifying its EpiPen emergency allergy treatment.
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She needed somebody to change the public school system that serves the suburban children of professors, journalists and lawyers but has left her kids under-skilled and underpaid.
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The city moved to evict him in early 2015, after an audit concluded that he had underpaid his rent and owed $1.8 million in back rent and fines.
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The largely female workforce in South Asia is often underpaid, faces verbal and sexual harassment on a daily basis and is forced to work long hours, campaigners say.
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Meanwhile, Google is facing a revised gender-pay lawsuit that alleges Google underpaid women in comparison with their male counterparts and asked new hires about their prior salaries.
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It's made the playing field much more interesting but it's also put pressure on a lot of people, clocking away at keyboards, underpaid in cubicles to generate hits.
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Some of what constitutes supporting ethical agriculture bumps against issues of privilege—namely, the ability to avoid suspiciously cheap food that is often indicative of an underpaid workforce.
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The medium is the message, as they like to say, and this medium allows for rapid-fire information to flow endlessly from the keyboards of countless underpaid writers.
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And advocates struggled to enlist foreign domestic workers, often underpaid and overworked, who do much of the dog walking in a city where pets are largely a luxury.
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Like nearly every electronic product, AirPods are built using labor from mines, refinery facilities, and assembly facilities—usually performed by underpaid workers from several dozen non-Western countries.
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If you are buying expertise, they may have overpaid, they may have underpaid, they might have gotten a fair price, but they bought the best in the business.
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A misclassification issue affected 1,000 current and former employees, leading to about 640 being underpaid while the remainder were overpaid A$22 million, Qantas said in a statement.
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Jail staff members are also notoriously underpaid, may not have paid sick leave and are more likely to live in apartments, in close and frequent contact with neighbors.
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Tired of niggling questions and feeling underpaid, they had left in 2008 to open Ballance Capital, one of the first full-service, one-stop cum-ex trading shops.
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None of this is to deny that there are states and communities where teachers are indeed sorely underpaid or to suggest that terrific teachers are paid well enough.
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I guarantee you that as soon as these jobs are posted, millions of underpaid or unemployed Americans will line up for the chance to get such a salary.
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If you always take the first salary offered — and never ask for a raise once you're happily toiling away for an employer — you're likely to wind up underpaid.
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As Indra Nooyi steps down, companies must support a dwindling pipeline of women leaders 5 black women talk starting salaries, being underpaid and how they asked for more
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Emily Martin, General Counsel and Vice President for Workplace Justice at the National Women's Law Center suggest female employees act similarly if they notice they are being underpaid.
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In 22025, a Florida judge awarded a group of guest workers fifty-one million dollars, ruling that companies owned by the Fanjuls and others had dramatically underpaid them.
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"The entire experience is controlled by the person whose car you get into -- if they're projecting, 'I'm underpaid and unhappy,' that's not going to be a good experience."
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And as the number of new enrollees has surged, states have struggled to provide — and enforce — adequate access to specialists who complain they are woefully underpaid by Medicaid.
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The raid again exposes the fact that our expensive electronics are often made—and then repaired, recycled, or disposed of—by underpaid people often working in dangerous conditions.
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The irony is that the city's ride-hailing freeze, taken in part to help the companies' underpaid drivers, disadvantages the very neighborhoods where many of those drivers live.
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Essentially, wrestlers with WWE have the worst of possible worlds as employees—unable to leave despite their independent contractor status, perennially underpaid, and dangerously underinsured because of it.
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Meanwhile, the I.R.S. has announced a bit of relief for some taxpayers: If you underpaid your taxes in 2018, you're less likely to pay a penalty this year.
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Approximately 2,300 Google cafeteria workers who serve meals to employees in the San Francisco Bay area have unionized, claiming they are overworked and underpaid, Vox Recode reported Tuesday.
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According to Human Rights Watch Brazil, the prisons in the country's north are at least 77 percent over capacity and have one underpaid officer for every seven inmates.
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Social networks often do make mistakes around content moderation, which they have outsourced to an army of underpaid workers who must deal with near-daily changes to community standards.
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"Over the years, certain council members have regularly mistreated, intimidated and underpaid staff, while members are given near-unlimited discretion over the treatment of their staff," the letter says.
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Dozens of farmers claim the company overcharged for shipping costs of produce, illegitimately held onto additional profits, and underpaid farmers for many types of products including melons and asparagus.
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He said that investors wanted data, news and analytics in real time, and pushed for smaller desktop computers to replace the company's monster mainframes, accessible only to underpaid researchers.
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The average Scandinavian household paid around 3% too little in taxes in 2006; the richest 1% of households, with net assets of at least $2m, underpaid by around 10%.
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Already, Google was hit with a revised gender pay lawsuit that alleges Google underpaid women in comparison with their male counterparts and asked new hires about their prior salaries.
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Read Refinery29's coverage of Black Women's Equal Pay Day: An op-ed by Valerie Jarrett, and stories from 3 Black women on how they learned they were underpaid.
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Drivers don't have any control over how much they make, and like chronically underpaid workers in other industries, tipping is a way to make up some of the difference.
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The power the authorities wielded over them in New York went mostly unchecked, and underpaid police shook down businesses with impunity and threatened owners if they were not paid.
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On the other hand, a recent PayScale survey suggests that transparency has the opposite effect, encouraging retention, because employees tend to think they're more underpaid than they actually are.
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Even if Draisaitl plays well enough that the deal represents fair value, it will still be a bad contract because the market dictates that he should have been underpaid.
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Now, the company relies largely on an army of underpaid contractors spread out across the world to moderate millions of potentially rule-breaking posts on the site each week.
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Within the next few weeks, Greitens may have to decide whether to veto a bill that would strip underpaid workers in his state of their hard-earned raises — again.
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If you are a woman, the first step is to personally find out how much you should be paid for the job you're doing — and if you're being underpaid.
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I know women are underrepresented and underpaid in every field; I know that as long as this statement is true, it is even more true for women of color.
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I talked to Izzy about her role in Barkan's life, and her career in what is one of the fastest-growing, yet difficult and chronically underpaid, lines of work.
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If people feel that they are underpaid, or underused, or stuck or sliding backward, then the actual employment rate is much less significant in predicting how people will vote.
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Workers in China's northern industrial centers have complained of being underemployed and underpaid, though not technically unemployed, as their previous well-paying jobs have gone away during economic restructuring.
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This would remove any concerns that employers are importing workers to undercut Americans, because the underpaid workers would just quit and work for a firm willing to pay more.
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You may find that you're being underpaid, which Welch says can happen if you've been at your company for a long time or were hired at a low salary.
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That data convinced me that my team at the time was significantly underpaid — but based on my past attempts at negotiating, I felt little hope of changing my salary.
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For too long (read: our country's entire history), communities of color, and specifically black and Latinx workers, have struggled for justice in oppressive, underpaid, unpaid, and often abusive industries.
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While, last May, it agreed to pay more than $80M to ~96,000 drivers in New York, after it admitted having inadvertently underpaid them for two-and-a-half years.
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Most Americans agree that teachers are underpaid, and slightly more than half of adults support striking as a strategy to change that, according to a new AP/NORC poll.
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But he said it was "asinine to say that players making only a few million a year are underpaid," as fans and reporters often say when comparing players' salaries.
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Business Insider has compiled our best articles on gender and success, including a guide to getting a raise if you're underpaid and a guide to finding mentorship at work.
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A group of women who worked for a dry cleaner came to our office because they were underpaid, working 56 hours a week for subminimum wages and no overtime.
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The retail bonanza is increasingly met with indifference or disapproval by Americans who want to spend time with their families, sleep in and give underpaid retail employees a break.
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For years, these workers have argued that they are underpaid, often making less than those who have performed similar roles as direct employees of airlines, airports, or government agencies.
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The company also faced criticism that the factory workers making its handbags were being grossly underpaid, and responded by saying that it could not control its contractors' labor practices.
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In October 2019, Star reiterated his claims that Too Faced grossly underpaid Nikkie in an episode of his docuseries with vlogger Shane Dawson, The Secrets of the Beauty World.
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And then, a few months later, it was disclosed that Mr. Nixon had underpaid his taxes for years, and he was forced to pay hundreds of thousands in restitution.
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The supplemental income for underpaid teachers alone clocks in at $160 million, and roughly 51% of people surveyed by the company said hosting has helped them afford their home.
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"We're fed up and want change because at one of the richest companies in the world, we're being overworked and underpaid," the source involved in the campaign told Recode.
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Sport can be a key and often untapped way to empower girls and women, although they are underrepresented and underpaid compared with men, the U.N. agency said in its announcement.
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Despite their past feud — including a lawsuit Burruss had filed claiming Zolciak-Biermann had underpaid her for "Tardy for the Party" royalties — the two left their past in the past.
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The role she's taken on as one of the leaders of the movement for more diversity and inclusion, though wildly underpaid and under-appreciated, is her most important one yet.
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Moreover, even if the bulk of the BBC's 9,000 female employees are not underpaid relative to their male colleagues, the list does suggest a problem among the broadcaster's top brass.
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Related: Surreal Sculptures and Prints Subvert Copyrighted Files Underpaid Chinese Artists Commissioned To Recreate Stock Photos Of "Artists" As Paintings The Top Five Most Outrageous Copyright Cases Of All Time
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Shake off a mooching roommate or land an underpaid contract gig for a chance to re-up on lives and advance to a battle to the death with Mr. Peanutbutter.
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Occupations typically occupied by women of color are undervalued and underpaid, leaving women of color in positions of economic insecurity and forcing them to continue in the low-wage workforce.
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All over the nation, fast-food, home care, child care, retail, and all other underpaid workers have been joining together to tell politicians and companies we need and deserve more.
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New York City recently passed a law forbidding companies to ask job applicants about salary history specifically so women and minorities, who are often underpaid, won't be at further disadvantage.
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Mylan said earlier this month it would pay $465 million to settle questions over whether it underpaid U.S. government healthcare programs by misclassifying the EpiPen anti-allergy drug delivery device.
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After all, when underpaid fighters are already killing themselves to make weight is it really the best idea to make the financial punishment for failing to make weight even bigger?
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The law dates to 2008, when China had a reputation for sweatshops staffed by underpaid workers, an embarrassment for a ruling party that monopolized power in the name of socialism.
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The VA then released a statement Thursday saying it would rectify the issue and pushing back on reports that the agency did not plan to reimburse those who were underpaid.
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In his speech, Booker stuck to what has become standard Democratic stump fare as teacher unrest convulses districts throughout the country: Teachers are underpaid, schools are underfunded, unions are essential.
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"These complaints provide further evidence that thousands of workers at a majority of GDIT call centers across the nation are systemically underpaid," CWA President Chris Shelton said in a statement.
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Any time, no matter the gender or the race, someone feels they are underpaid, it is a problem, and I feel they should fight for their rights, no matter what.
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Alienating such an essential player, who is already greatly underpaid relative to his peers, could have a negative impact on a team seeking to recover from three consecutive losing seasons.
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From this vantage point, the impulse among Indian immigrants and their children, when faced with the plight of the undocumented, underpaid and downtrodden, is to shake our heads and sigh.
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Officials said the extremely low valuations the Trump family placed on buildings that passed from Fred C. Trump to his children through trusts could have resulted in underpaid transfer taxes.
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Overworked, underpaid and ignored, domestic workers and caregivers are too often asked to put the needs of the families who employ them over their own and those of their families.
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Such potential maladministration may not be as buzzy as, say, exploring whether Mr. Trump paid hush money to former mistresses or underpaid his taxes by a few hundred million dollars.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.), Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), and Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) — have argued in favor of more access to home caregivers and/or higher wages for woefully underpaid positions.
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I started to see a lot of videos of fat dogs, teen-agers playing pranks on their teachers, retail workers making lemonade from the lemons of being bored and underpaid.
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This year, the union asked candidates seeking its support to produce specific plans to help underpaid workers act collectively and urged them to incorporate industrywide bargaining as a key pillar.
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If you think you may be underpaid — either because of these historical trends, management oversight, or any reason really — here&aposs what career experts and leaders say you should do.
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Last December, Sheard-Loman and Amazon were named co-defendants in two federal lawsuits filed by drivers who alleged the company had underpaid them and were seeking class-action certification.
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In a series of tweets on Thursday, Fels said he had been "very worried about the fate of the underpaid 7-Eleven workers given the company's decision to dismiss us".
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I was inspired by her high-contrast photos of young hockey players whizzing across the ice, part of a larger body of work spotlighting underrepresented—and often underpaid—female athletes.
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A half hour into the film, the sparkly MTV clips give way to tense courtroom discussion as the severely underpaid groups go after Pearlman for allegedly stealing their deserved fortunes.
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Her campaign was also marred by allegations Whitman underpaid a former housekeeper, Nicky Diaz Santillan, and then fired her for being an undocumented immigrant when she entered the gubernatorial race.
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These common abuses have had a lasting economic impact as companies move from Canada and the United States to take advantage of workers who lack basic rights and are underpaid.
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The agency said this month that because of tax changes passed by Congress in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, it would waive the penalty for many filers who underpaid.
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While Bell had consistently thrived on the field in Pittsburgh, he regularly clashed with the front office off it, believing he was being dramatically underpaid once his versatility was considered.
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Although hit makers usually have little to worry about in terms of streaming compensation, indie artists are often underpaid, and experts say their contributions to the music industry are frequently overlooked.
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But do people really want a bot or the underpaid Walmart employee behind the bot (Jetblack reportedly uses a combination of robots and humans for suggestions) to buy their kids gifts?
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The judge granted summary judgment to Gannett on Hubers' equal pay and gender discrimination claims, though he kept alive her claim that Gannett underpaid her commission when she left the company.
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But struggling to pay rent, stuck in an underpaid internship, and feeling sorry for himself after getting dumped by his girlfriend, Peter's in the throes of the dreaded quarter-life crisis.
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I'd rather give people green cards than having H-1B visa folks be underpaid because they had to be here for eight years and their whole employment is contingent on employers.
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The only justification for its ludicrous valuation was the dream of a future global monopoly (and subsequent profitability) ushered in by getting rid of Uber's most expensive cost: its underpaid drivers.
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Reuters reported in February on a group of workers at Genpact's offices in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad, who described the work they did as underpaid, stressful and sometimes traumatic.
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In this case, your taxes went down and money you would have otherwise paid the IRS went into your paycheck — enough that you underpaid Uncle Sam last year and now owe.
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Earlier this month, four women plaintiffs, as part of a revised lawsuit, alleged that the company had asked for their previous salaries and had underpaid them compared to their male counterparts.
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For most people, it still doesn't answer one of the most confounding questions about the TSA: Is America really any safer because some underpaid worker grabbed my balls at the airport?
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Our thought bubble: We've written about the invisible, underpaid class of workers who power and improve AI, often from outside the developed countries where the technology is deployed for others' benefit.
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Of course, a permanent Blitzup isn't a tenable tactic, merely one that's a little more clever and less financially arduous for already underpaid workers to engage in than an outright strike.
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You're like 20 percent underpaid this is you time you should take off your pants and just lie here until you feel like getting back up go ahead, take 'em off.
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I didn't know that I was underpaid for years, until I began to open up to my peers in the same industry at other companies about how much they were making.
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George Calombaris - who shot to worldwide fame through his role on the television show "Masterchef" - said he would repay 515 current and former employees who were underpaid between 2011 and 2017.
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Qualcomm said on Wednesday that Apple's contract manufacturers underpaid royalties in the second quarter, but revenue was not affected as the amount was similar to what Apple claimed Qualcomm owed it.
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Entry level positions require holding a second job or coming from a family with means in order to pay the rent in Washington, DC. Staff are massively underpaid as it is.
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The Labor Department in a filing against Oracle on Tuesday claimed the company underpaid women and ethnic minorities by as much as 25 percent compared to work done by white men.
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High profile journalistic blunders such as BuzzFeed's recent clumsy report about Trump suborning perjury overwhelm the worthy journalism being done by the many dedicated and grossly underpaid reporters across the nation.
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In a settlement made public earlier this month, State Street agreed to pay $5 million to resolve U.S. Labor Department allegations it underpaid female and black executives at its Boston headquarters.
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They will demonstrate the thrill of collective power to a new generation of workers, many of whom have never known work to be anything other than a disempowering and underpaid grind.
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It's actually quite unpatriotic to hide money in offshore accounts, outsource jobs to avoid hiring, training and paying Americans or encourage deliberately underpaid employees to apply for food stamps and welfare.
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Lawmakers are demanding the first study in nearly a decade on pay for congressional staffers amid growing concerns about whether those workers, in particular women and racial minorities, are being underpaid.
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She has since married, but her husband is a construction worker (arguably Cambodia's most exploitative and underpaid industry) and there is little left for medical care from her $130 monthly wage.
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The employees who had brought Monday's case claimed they had been underpaid in violation of the Fair Labor Standards and wanted to join in a class-action lawsuit in federal court.
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And often, only those who can work for free or for very little can afford to take on these positions, which are mostly unpaid or underpaid, and clustered in expensive cities.
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The regulator said Qantas had already backpaid A$7.1 million to 638 employees who were underpaid between June 2011 and June 2019, including head office staff in corporate and administration roles.
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At the same time, budgets for public security have been slashed amid the deepest recession the country has seen, leaving law enforcement underpaid and underprepared to deal with the mounting violence.
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But controversially, much of it was also retrograde, a nod to realpolitik: Ask for a raise because women as a group tend to be underpaid, not because you personally deserve it.
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Take an underpaid actor, dress him in a suit, make him pose in a sanitized conference room set while pretending to give a presentation, and the results are almost always terrifying.
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Numerous investigations have described this workforce as notoriously underpaid and overworked in crappy working conditions that require them to scan through some of the most disturbing posts the internet can offer.
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Claiming a culture of sexual harassment and gender bias at Nike that left women demeaned and underpaid, two former employees sued the sports apparel company late Thursday, demanding more equitable policies.
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The artist and the Amazon employee are not on disparate paths; claiming one underpaid person's time is unique from another leads to the marginalization of skills, a form of class condescension.
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Last May, OIG found that Mylan may have underpaid Medicaid $210 billion in EpiPen rebates from 2885 through 2016 as a result of misclassifying the device at the lower rebate level.
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She said she believes that the facility met industry standards but, speaking more generally, that those standards might be too low across an industry she described as chronically understaffed and underpaid.
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At heart, they consist of a single person, attended by a sleep-deprived, underpaid retinue of dozens, traveling the country imploring people to make them the most powerful person on earth.
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When austerity strikes long-term care, it pits the workers — overwhelmingly likely to be underpaid and overworked women and people of color — against the patients, with results that can be horrifying.
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Once great buildings, still bustling with children, they remain critical to their neighborhoods, barely held together today by bubble gum and underpaid, overworked custodians who are among the city's unsung heroes.
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But workers' rights campaigners say the industry in Tamil Nadu flourishes on the back of overworked and underpaid seasonal, migrant laborers like Ali, who comes from the northeastern state of Assam.
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In November, after the women complained that they were being underpaid by $712 a month, the owner sent a letter saying the factory was closing, and they were being laid off.
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You probably know the typical reasons why valuable employees leave — a terrible boss, being underpaid, feeling disrespected, simply getting a better opportunity — but the more silently sinister signs warrant attention too.
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Subsequent generations of Forges rose to wealth and power via the unpaid or underpaid labor of black Americans, whose exploitation is omitted when the family history is drummed into young Henry.
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But it said it had set aside $70 million to cover the costs, including paying taxes owed to the I.R.S. by clients who underpaid and directly reimbursing clients who had overpaid.
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A Florida 9-year-old gave his third-grade teacher all the feels when he offered his $15 of birthday money as a solution to the problem of teachers being underpaid.
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It's a deeply unfair comparison, considering women in the industry, in addition to being under hired and underpaid, are routinely subjected to horrific sexual harassment and assault by powerful industry men.
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In relation to the column it responds to: I absolutely agree that anyone who feels underpaid should explore other options (even while weighing the potential longer-term benefits of staying put).
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It wasn't until I started looking at the numbers that I realized I had been underpaid for years, and it was something I could have solved earlier on with tools like Glassdoor.
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Why would nonprofit workers be willing to stay in jobs where they are underpaid, or, in some cases, accept working conditions that violate the spirit of the labor laws that protect them?
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Your Monday podcast roundup This week, Equity looks at $100 million funding rounds for everyone, Mixtape discusses allegations that Oracle underpaid minority employees and Original Content reviews the creepy Netflix series "You."
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To add insult to injury, analysis of financial data suggests that these clubs were underpaid by FIFA, the sport's governing body, for lending their players to national teams during the World Cup.
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Understandably, tempers began to flare (and not just from whichever underpaid person had to clean up after those litterbugs), but when Tony came over laughing to hug it out, Cory'd had enough.
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Drawn from poor, marginalized families, the largely female workforce is underpaid, faces verbal and sexual harassment on a daily basis and is forced to work up to 14 hour shifts, campaigners say.
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The prosecution, meanwhile, has contended Ortega lied when she told a doctor she heard voices instructing her to kill and that she murdered out of spite because she felt overworked and underpaid.
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According to an expose on the fashion site Racked, workers are underpaid, scolded for advocating for themselves and sufficiently ill-treated that turnover has become a significant issue for the fledgling company.
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Filipinos and Indians, as well as Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Nepalis and other groups make up most of the UAE's laborers and service staff, whom the rights groups say are underpaid and often mistreated.
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The report calls on the SSA to take action to correct benefit underpayments for the people it has already underpaid, and that it "remind employees" of the need to discuss delaying strategies.
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Why should the small-business franchisees be the only ones on the hook for the $2 million liability to Subway employees who were underpaid, while the corporate franchisor is raking in billions?
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Good, underpaid players eventually become fairly-or-overpaid players elsewhere; tradable assets tend to depreciate over time; making the playoffs decreases a team's odds of landing a difference-maker through the draft.
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MILAN, June 10 (Reuters) - Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said on Monday that the government should introduce a minimum hourly wage of 9 euros before taxes to help underpaid workers.
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Addiction treatment providers are notoriously underpaid by health insurers across the US. That leads to big shortages in supply, because it makes it very difficult to start a sustainable addiction treatment facility.
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Amazon's success is built on the labor of its nearly 600,000 underpaid and overworked employees, huge tax breaks, and the total invasion of our personal space with spy-ready products like Alexa.
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The trend: Cintron is not the first person to sue the president or his businesses with allegations that he or his businesses have underpaid them or failed to compensate them at all.
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Workplace SexismWomen report higher levels of work stress than men as a result of feeling underappreciated, being underpaid, and getting fewer opportunities to advance, another survey from the American Psychological Association shows.
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New York City officials said on Thursday that they had joined state regulators in examining whether President Trump and his family underpaid taxes on his father's real estate empire over several decades.
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Many younger people are lured into the profession by promises of bonuses and the freedom to work when they want, only to be disappointed by the reality of a grueling, underpaid job.
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"We must not give in to the idea of a world destined to be split between a cosmopolitan digital elite and an army of precarious and underpaid local workers," Mr. Gentiloni said.
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In 2017, a Milken Institute study showed people of color in Hollywood were underrepresented compared to the racial demographics of Los Angeles as a whole, and underpaid compared to their white counterparts.
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Turns out they're Freelancer 101, and I'll owe the IRS some money if I underpaid my 2018 taxes by 15 percent (a shift from the standard 2200 percent due to tax reform).
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These widespread discrepancies have led to debilitating corruption, as underpaid and poorly trained municipal police officers have become the primary points of entry for cartels and drug gangs to suborn the state.
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Ms. Robinson's suit also said that he berated her, often while intoxicated, calling her names including "bitch" and "brat"; and that he underpaid her compared with a male employee doing similar work.
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The women are often young or middle-aged, underpaid or unpaid, have few or no possessions, work long hours without breaks and are recruited through false promises and manipulation, the organization says.
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Since they were not receiving the monetary rewards equal to their contributions (common in a Hollywood and music industry that profited handsomely from underpaid young entertainers), they wanted to make a statement.
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She'd always been underpaid, and now, she and her mother believed, Hollywood producers, who'd promised that she could star in a movie of her life, had cheated her out of a fortune.
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Stoppelman responded to the post and ensuing coverage via tweets, asserting that the underpaid employee wasn't let go because she spoke out, but Ben-Ora seemed to be under a different impression.
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Of course, as most people in North America know, tipping on its own is a fraught subject—especially for those who've been exploited by the service industry and empathize with underpaid waitstaff.
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And while they might be political amateurs, the teachers say they're holding out for a real offer — and they're hoping it will also benefit other underpaid colleagues like bus drivers and reading specialists.
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Read These Stories Next: These Are The Reasons We Need Equal Pay Day Everything You Need To Know About The Paycheck Fairness Act 3 Black Women On How They Learned They Were Underpaid
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One contractor, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of being sued by Mr. Trump, said Mr. Trump underpaid on one large job, at one of his towers, by almost $100,000.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri is appealing a ruling that the state owes $26.3 million to more than 3,000 blind people who were underpaid by the Department of Social Services&apos blind pension fund.
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But, it's worth noting many of these were related to professional development, whether buying a wardrobe for work, moving to a new city for a job or taking an unpaid (or underpaid) internship.
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I first went about getting the raise when I was being underpaid by discussing it with my boss and then HR. There was clearly an unfair bias that I know others were experiencing.
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Do you think that Leo, the sign of this eclipse and the sign of royalty, allows themselves to get underpaid for their work or mistreated after putting their time and energy into something?
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But the company warned that a tiff with Apple could affect its outlook, as it expects underpayments from manufacturers: Apple's contract manufacturers reported, but underpaid, royalties in the second quarter of fiscal 2017.
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Uber admitted Tuesday that it underpaid its New York City-based drivers by millions of dollars over the past two and a half years, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
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He would write a series of short stories and then a novel (for which he was criminally underpaid); Kubrick would gradually stitch them into screenplay after critiquing them every step of the way.
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Google is facing a revised gender-pay class-action lawsuit that alleges Google underpaid women in comparison with their male counterparts and asked new hires about their prior salaries, The Guardian first reported.
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Six hospitals that serve low-income populations have filed a lawsuit alleging that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services underpaid them in the early 2000s by using an improper reimbursement formula.
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"We believe that Morrisons, as with the other major supermarkets, has underpaid those working in its stores for a number of years," Emma Satyamurti, a partner in Leigh Day, said in the statement.
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It is hard for American citizens to work for less than the minimum wage, because they can't credibly promise employers that they won't be suing for twice the amount that they were underpaid.
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When someone does something you're tempted to excuse as not that bad—propositioning an underpaid intern or a student, for instance—you imagine doing it yourself rather than having it done to you.
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"I think every woman has [been underpaid], but unless I'm addressing it as a larger problem, for me to talk about my own personal experience with it feels a little obnoxious," she added.
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Committee aides, however, said VA officials told Capitol Hill staffers on Wednesday that the department will not retroactively reimburse underpaid veterans due to the housing miscalculations once the system is fixed next year.
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This militant crowd is comprised of uninformed and misinformed people looking at themselves as unfortunate, underpaid, underappreciated victims of capitalism, overwhelmed with jealousy that there are people who are everything they are not.
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To help job seekers get a better understanding of how much they should be making according to the industry where they're employed, Glassdoor compiled this list of the most underpaid jobs in America.
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Not only do we have outdated machines and perhaps overworked and underpaid staffers to deal with them, but, Stewart pointed out, we do more than most nations to make sure everyone can vote.
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Earlier this year, Google was hit with a revised gender-pay class-action lawsuit that alleges Google underpaid women in comparison with their male counterparts and asked new hires about their prior salaries.
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If you underpaid, you'll need to pay the balance due when you file — and may owe a penalty as well as interest on the unpaid amount, back to the initial April filing date.
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First, she collaborated on the documentary "Nightcleaners," which started as part of a larger campaign to unionize underpaid women who cleaned offices at night because they had children to care for by day.
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Teachers have skills that make it easy to get jobs as after-school tutors, they have set schedules that allow them to pick up evening shifts, and, of course, they are notoriously underpaid.
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Dennis Levine, the investment banker whose 1986 arrest for insider trading led to the unraveling of Mr. Milken's empire, fatally underestimated the skill and determination of the hardworking, underpaid government lawyers investigating him.
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And, it came with a bit of a discount for the hometown team ... at $25 MIL per season, the former Super Bowl MVP is underpaid when compared to the league's other top QBs.
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Mohsen Kamal, a middle-aged bread baker, said young people struggle to find work, and are underpaid when they do find jobs, particularly if they want to earn enough to start a family.
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In this way, higher education is indeed a microcosm of our entire society and its failures, with an elite, well-paid minority and an increasingly suffering majority of the overworked and the underpaid.
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He envisioned the stores as being "for overeducated and underpaid people, for all the classical musicians, museum curators, journalists," as he put it in an interview with The Los Angeles Times in 43.
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Over the course of three hours, tourists learned about Hong Kong's underpaid foreign domestic workers, its freewheeling street vendors and the suicides afflicting young students pressured by their parents to succeed in school.
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William Dombi, president of the group, the National Association for Home Care and Hospice, said that while home care workers are badly underpaid, some measures aimed at addressing the issue cause other problems.
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The conglomerate also revealed additional cases of underpayment of staff, on top of errors disclosed in October when it said about 6,13 staff were underpaid about A$15 million ($10.03 million) since 2010.
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Previously undeclared transactions included pension and bonus payments to then CEO Delaney, underpaid employment taxes and VAT, a clawback agreement that a sponsor triggered this year and 3.5 million euros in professional fees.
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But nonprofit workers, who are already underpaid, may put themselves at severe financial risk by not saving for retirement at all if they don't have an easy option to do so at work.
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At higher skill levels, however, like the Ivy-educated lawyers I worked with at the State Department, government employees are significantly underpaid, forfeiting millions of dollars in lost salary over a normal career.
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You could join an established company and spend years proving your worth and politicking to ensure that that worth is recognized, and ultimately still likely be underpaid for your contributions should they be extraordinary.
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The plots fluctuate wildly, but they show Trump generally paying a bit more than Clinton, which seemed to defuse Parscale's tweeted claim that Trump massively underpaid on media, but doesn't really answer much else.
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Uber admitted on Tuesday that it underpaid its New York City-based drivers by millions of dollars over the past two and a half years, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.
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In January disgruntled troops, many of them former rebels who had fought in a civil war in 22015, took to the streets claiming they had been underpaid ever since the end of that conflict.
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A few reasons for abstaining from alcohol while you're broke: it's expensive, it makes it harder to wake up in time to make it to your underpaid job, and it slowly destroys your body.
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Burnout for white, upper-middle-class millennials might be taxing mentally, but the consequences of being overworked and underpaid while managing microaggressions toward marginalized groups damages our bodies by the minute with greater intensity.
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Why it matters: "The retail bonanza is increasingly met with indifference or disapproval by Americans who want to spend time with their families, sleep in and give underpaid retail employees a break," Hsu writes.
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She can "cuss like a sailor," as my Granny would say, and as an overworked, underpaid educator she does not hesitate to unleash her sharp tongue on her high school students or her boss.
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The administrative and production support behind such projects is often under-visible and underpaid, bringing to mind the spectrum of reproductive and maintenance work (social and material) that has been traditionally assigned to women.
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Pompeo blasts studios for using underpaid young actresses as cash cows, "parading them like ponies on a red carpet," profiting off their star power before they're discarded like "yesterday's garbage," left without financial stability.
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Another day, another Uber scandal: Uber underpaid its New York City drivers for two-and-a-half years and probably owes them "tens of millions," according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
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While underpaid and overworked employees is an unfortunate reality in many factories, Fair Trade manufacturers must ensure safe working environments, livable wages, equal pay for women, and benefits like maternity leave and paid leave.
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It would also get rid of employer rules that keep workers from talking about their salary information, so that women could ask how much their coworkers are making and find out if they're underpaid.
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And I'll be joining 153,000 other underpaid workers outside the debate to stress to the candidates that the 64 million workers across the country who are paid less than $15/hour cannot be ignored.
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Seeger also said the fees for lead counsel were based on lodestar billings and, if anything, underpaid the leadership group for its contributions to the litigation efforts that produced all of the Propulsid settlements.
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Google compensated 10,133 employees an extra $9.7 million to offset the underpaid wages found in the study, the company wrote in a blog post, though it's unclear what percentage of those recipients were men.
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Nearly every former staffer we spoke to felt that researchers, in particular, were underpaid and overworked, and that these problems often surfaced when they were forced to work on stories they felt were dubious.
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If she doesn't comprehend the full scope of what you do and therefore doesn't realize that you are being underpaid, give her the benefit of the doubt and the time to make it right.
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We need to be clear that underpaid or unpaid leave for most parents is the equivalent of no leave at all, and that six weeks is just a first step in the right direction.
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Most low-wage workers are underpaid relative to their measured intelligence and personality traits, and many of the highest-paid professionals — including doctors, lawyers and financial managers — are overpaid according to the same metrics.
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Since then, one of Australia's best-known celebrity chefs, George Calombaris, admitted to underpaying restaurant staff nearly A$13 million while jeweler Michael Hill International Ltd has said it underpaid staff A$25 million.
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State Street Corp has agreed to pay $5 million to settle U.S. Labor Department allegations that the bank underpaid its female and black executives compared to male and white employees in the same positions.
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Dispatch workers were paid at the same rate for regular and overtime hours, rather than time and a half as required, said China Labor Watch Program Officer Elaine Lu. "They were underpaid," Lu said.
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It is obscene that Republican members of Congress are even considering shifting a tax burden off the likes of Donald Trump and his heirs and onto overworked, underpaid and sometimes even homeless graduate students.
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"We found that 56% of employees rank opportunities for growth as more important than salary, underscored by the fact that only 25% of employees left their previous role because they felt underpaid," Zehavi says.
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You're asking for a raise How much to ask for: 10% above your current salary If you feel underpaid at your current gig, don't be afraid to speak up and ask for a raise.
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Salma, who didn't want to reveal her surname, had been living in limbo after losing her legal status when she quit her job with an abusive employer whom she says overworked and underpaid her.
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They found that CEOs who are underpaid relative to their peers in a given year are more likely to engage in layoffs the next year than CEOs who are paid more than their peers.
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Absolutely not, but I learned I was not alone in this, and most of the individuals who started in my position were underpaid so I'm not sure if negotiating would have made a difference.
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Falls and Bockley open the play at a conference somewhere in Europe; Pelletier and Espinoza, dressed in the drab, ill-fitting clothing of underpaid tenure-track scholars, are arranging several tables into a dais.
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Yes, if it's true that qualified candidates from rival companies turned down offers specifically because the salary was too low, then it seems highly possible that you're underpaid by the standards of your field.
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To the Editor: Katha Pollitt hits on practically every reason that affordable, high-quality child care should be a top priority for policymakers, including the plight faced by child care workers, who are underpaid.
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In 2015 the Merivale group (which has recently been in hot water over claims that it underpaid workers) bought the waterfront Newport Arms hotel, a pub that dates to 1880, in Sydney's northern suburbs.
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Now when a New York doctor thinks a health plan has underpaid, this law will often prevent the doctor from turning to the patient for the additional money in the way Knafo's surgeon did.
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On Tuesday, Uber said it had accidentally underpaid drivers in the New York area for more than two years, adding that it will pay back those affected to the tune of about $210 each.
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On Tuesday, Uber said it had accidentally underpaid drivers in the New York area for more than two years, adding that it will pay back those affected to the tune of about $900 each.
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Dispatch workers were paid at the same rate for regular and overtime hours, rather than time and a half as required, said China Labor Watch Program Officer Elaine Lu. "They were underpaid," Lu said.
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The paper chains show Christmas imagery such as snowflakes, holly and gifts with the stories of a sex-worker, an underpaid restaurant hand and a girl whose aunt tried to drown her in a bath.
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In Rice Pot (2012), she captured women with the quintessential object of their (expected) labor, and in The Green Net (2017), she captured female construction workers, who are often underpaid and mistreated on the job.
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Not Really Nitasha Tiku makes sense of Google's recent pay equity study, which showed that in one case a group of men was about to be underpaid relative to women who do the same job.
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I was fortunate because my parents were able to help out when needed them, but there are far too many women in our country who do not have a safety net, and who are underpaid.
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As an antidote to the "selfish side" of gratitude, Ms. Ehrenreich urges us to direct our thanks to the unseen and underpaid people who pick, process and deliver our food, advocating "solidarity" with these workers.
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"In this business women have been underrepresented and underpaid and objectified and diminished and humiliated and belittled in a bazillion ways and just generally had a mountain of grief thrown at them forever," he said.
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To reach the logical end-point of employee exploitation and Customer Obsession™, an underpaid contractor must be sent to my exact location to spoon-feed me pre-chewed nutritional paste at an hour's notice.
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In a filing on Friday, the plaintiffs' lawyers at Frank Freed Subit & Thomas said Microsoft's employee ranking system was arbitrary and resulted in women at the company being underpaid by as much as $238 million.
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In college, during unpaid or underpaid internships, I felt angry and guilty for giving away labor for free, knowing that by relying on parental support I was also perpetuating the inequalities still dominating my industry.
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The women's professional league did not work as we had all hoped but it is a national shame that our queens of the turf are so underpaid compared to the far less competitive men's team.
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"The racial gap may be partially a result of black and hispanic tech workers undervaluing their skills, which is symptom of being underpaid in previous roles," Hired CEO Mehul Patel said in a blog post.
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His state-appointed attorney William J. Willingham was embarrassingly underpaid—at the time, overall compensation to capital trial attorneys for out-of-court work was capped at $1,000—and by his own admission, poorly qualified.
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He felt underpaid and stunted in his career growth, so he began trying his hand at a combination of freelance writing and managing his own web design blog, all while keeping his full-time gig.
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In the modern era, most rely on the voting advice of a team of in-house "legislative assistants," so our $4 trillion fiscal organization is overseen by underpaid 20-somethings usually lacking specialized financial training.
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When Brady and the Patriots then negotiate his next contract, he may ask for a raise over his $23 million — Brady, after all, has been underpaid for much of his career, for the team's benefit.
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It was reached after Uber paid more than $80 million to roughly 96,000 drivers in New York, following its admission that it had inadvertently underpaid drivers for two-and-a-half years, court papers show.
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Underpaying jobs It may be tempting to accept a shiny job offer and settle for a slightly lower salary than you were expecting, but it's important not to choose a role where you're being underpaid.
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The way Curry tirelessly snakes through screens off the ball, forcing switches, opening wide gates for his teammates, and discombobulating even the most obedient defensive systems, is why he's underpaid on a $201 million contract.
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In a May 0003 profile, Slate called him "the salvation of the underpaid photographer," estimating that he had obtained millions of dollars of settlements for photographers whose work would otherwise have been pirated without penalty.
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Google has also been sued by former employees and the Department of Labor, which claim that it underpaid women; the company has said it does not have a wage gap between male and female employees.
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DOL announced the settlement on Monday, saying that during a compliance evaluation its Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) found that Cisco had underpaid female, black and Hispanic workers since at least August 2011.
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Domestic workers are primarily women, specifically women of color, and they are so often underpaid for their work of caring for our families that nearly half of them are on some form of public assistance.
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Domestic workers are primarily women, specifically women of color, and they are so often underpaid for their work of caring for our families that nearly half of them are on some form of public assistance.
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The state became the latest and the largest to be swept by a labor insurgency among underpaid educators that started in February in West Virginia, then spread to Oklahoma, Kentucky and, also on Thursday, Colorado.
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This arrangement persisted with relative ease, despite the ongoing labor issues regarding SB Nation's hordes of unpaid and underpaid workers, for nearly five years, until December 63, when California's AB 5 law went into effect.
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One in three international students and backpackers are being underpaid, earning less than A$12 an hour, according to a comprehensive report called Wage Theft in Australia, which surveyed 4,322 people on temporary migrant visas.
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Since late June, the state has been stuck in a legislative impasse; Cooper vetoed a two-year budget bill, arguing it underpaid teachers, awarded unnecessary giveaways to corporations and failed to include a Medicaid expansion.
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The allegations presented by New York prosecutors in nine cases across five jurisdictions reveal a pattern: Employers often falsified payroll summaries and underpaid workers by issuing bad checks or failing to pay the prevailing wage.
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The series led city and state officials in New York to open investigations into whether Mr. Trump and his family had underpaid taxes on his father's real estate empire and participated in fraudulent tax schemes.
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The Labor Department charge, reported in Wired, echoes an independent analysis of Oracle pay data filed in a private lawsuit on Friday, which alleges the company underpaid women compared with male counterparts by more than $13,000.
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Whether you believe you've been underpaid previously, or are simply after a pay rise, the "what is your current salary?" question is also your opportunity to state your case, said Cooke of recruitment firm Selby Jennings.
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For me, that person was my friend Danielle, and together, we conquered the exhilarating exhaustion of underpaid overtime, the stressful (if not sometimes disgusting) subway rides, and the complicated dance of avoiding rats on the street.
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Even before being sworn-in, Ocasio-Cortez made waves by tackling how staffers and interns are underpaid in Capitol Hill and pushing for the Green New Deal, which is aimed at combatting climate change and inequality.
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When early childhood educators are so underpaid and facing the stressors of poverty and not being able to make ends meet for their own families, it undermines their ability to provide quality care for young children.
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In the meantime, Walmart and others are increasingly asking underpaid employees to spy extensively on the middle-class people they serve, with the goal of easing the way for the technology that will take their jobs.
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"It is unjust for Congress to budget a living wage for ourselves, yet rely on unpaid interns and underpaid overworked staff just [because] Republicans want to make a statement about 'fiscal responsibility,'" Ocasio-Cortez tweeted Monday.
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The London protests were organized by the United Private Hire Drivers Branch (UPHD) of the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB), who say Uber's executives will benefit from the massive IPO while drivers remain underpaid.
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Since 2012 employees who think they have been wronged by their employer—underpaid or dismissed unfairly, for instance—have had to pay up to £1,200 ($1,500) to go to an employment tribunal, which was previously free.
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For example, more than 500 of those underpaid contract cafeteria workers from Facebook recently joined a new union for contractors in the tech industry, and campaigns like Silicon Valley Rising are encouraging more workers to unite.
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Brussels issued its first verdicts in tax cases in October, ordering Luxembourg and the Netherlands to claw back tens of millions of euros of underpaid tax from Italian carmaker Fiat and US coffee shop chain Starbucks.
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They reveal how the website — and, in particular, Yiannopoulos — links the Mercer family, the billionaires who fund Breitbart, to underpaid trolls who fill it with provocative content, and to extremists striving to create a white ethnostate.
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"I interviewed over 28 maquila workers, and each one of them desperately wants the job they have, even if it's underpaid or they are in chronic pain or it's not their dream," Kinskey told BuzzFeed News.
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But Warren's plan to vastly increase Title I funding also comes with incentives for states to change their funding formulas to pay teachers more and make sure chronically underpaid staff like paraprofessionals receive a living wage.
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Gizmodo followed Facebook's foibles all of 284—from learning the supposedly algorithmic Trending News module was the work of underpaid human editors to the site's role as a megaphone for demonstrably false articles masquerading as news.
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In an interview, Thammakaset owner Chanchai Pheamphon said he had not fully understood the requirements under Thai law and agreed he had underpaid staff as well as illegally deducting rent and utilities from their daily wages.
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Dozens of coal miners and laid-off workers in Shuangyashan, in northeastern Heilongjiang Province near Russia, said they were underemployed and underpaid, sometimes earning only a fifth of what they used to, despite rising living costs.
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" The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE), which works to organize creatives, responded to Sanders saying, "Too often, workers in the entertainment industry are underpaid and overworked because they are so passionate about their crafts.
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It's that manufactured, sudden imbalance of power that gives an underpaid policeman or a regime the bartering power to extract what they want from a vulnerable American.. North Korea isn't looking for a cash bribe, though.
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A federal judge in San Francisco has given preliminary approval to a $350,000 settlement between Uber Technologies Inc and up to 4,600 of its drivers around the country who say the ride-hailing company underpaid them.
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In the USA, most persons facing the death penalty even today cannot afford their own attorney at trial and most court-appointed attorneys are overworked, underpaid or lacked the experience necessary to defend capital punishment trials.
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Now, one of its earliest artistic and musical collaborators is suing the company and its three founders, asserting that he only recently learned that he's been underpaid for decades for contributions integral to Blue Man's success.
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He appeals to a regressive, patriarchal American whiteness in which white men prospered, in part because racial and ethnic minorities, to say nothing of women as a whole, were undervalued and underpaid, if not excluded altogether.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has agreed to shell out $538 million to settle claims it underpaid DaVita for dialysis services, the kidney care chain disclosed Wednesday in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The moral squalor of the sex business is evident everywhere on the show — the prostitutes opportunistically herded into police wagons, beaten up or sliced by pimps and underpaid for their work, if they're paid at all.
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From the underpaid drivers it hopes to replace, to the customers whose data it has hoarded for a decade — it's everyone else who's on the hook for the repercussions of both Uber's success and its failure.
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"If your boss keeps piling on added duties, extra work, and especially more responsibilities without any increase in compensation or even a discussion about it, this may be a sign that you are underpaid," Kerr said.
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It's a great job with coworkers who respect each other, unlike my previous job, which was a place where everyone screamed all the time and the staff was underpaid and monitored by camera by the owner.
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In other words, workers who are underpaid, harassed or discriminated against will have to press their cases alone in arbitration, rather than with their colleagues in a class-action case, or even with their own lawsuit.
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It struck a nerve and was harshly criticized inside a company and an entire industry struggling to explain why women are underrepresented in key engineering ranks and are often underpaid when compared with their male peers.
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The IRS concluded, based on its incomplete analysis, that Facebook&aposs Irish subsidiary had underpaid for Facebook&aposs software platform by $7 billion: The subsidiary had paid $7 billion when it should&aposve paid $14 billion.
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When I did finally quit, I realized very quickly that I was way underpaid and a really hard worker, because immediately after beginning my search for a new position, I had several opportunities to choose from.
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Both the payment system and currency are designed to be used in part to compensate residents for work that is often un- or underpaid, such as caring for the elderly, watching children, and cooking for others.
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A United Nations economist was arrested on Tuesday on charges that he brought a household worker from Bangladesh to New York, where he underpaid and overworked her and also took steps to cover up his scheme.
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This could lead to more competition and investment in the shows companies license, which in turn could hopefully improve the pay and working conditions of animators and other production staff who are already overworked and underpaid.
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Very little of its typical annual budget is spent on the agency's administration: The industrious, underpaid government scientists who manage the funding of the N.I.H.'s research programs consume less than 5 percent of its budget.
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In an interview with Yahoo News this past July, she said that Disney employees had been so underpaid that they were forced to "forage for food in other people's garbage," a claim that she later retracted.
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We haven't effectively implemented social distancing because even during a pandemic, the needs of capitalism supersede those of actual people, forcing underpaid workers to put themselves at risk so that companies can continue business as usual.
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BUCKS SETTLE WITH CHEERLEADER A former Milwaukee Bucks cheerleader who said in a lawsuit that she and her colleagues were underpaid has reached a settlement with the team, but the organization maintains it did nothing wrong.
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Rossum's demand for more money shouldn't be considered a demand of a spoiled Hollywood actress — something that once-underpaid actress Jennifer Lawrence stated in her Lenny Letter that she feared being called for fighting for more money.
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It follows Uber's agreement to pay more than $80 million to roughly 96,000 drivers in New York, after the company admitted in May to having inadvertently underpaid drivers for two-and-a-half years, court papers show.
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The liquid cheese stopped flowing when it went into administration, swiftly disappearing after it was found to have underpaid its young workers by more than A$45,000 (US$31,494) according to a government investigation in 2008. Ouch.
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I am on strike because women's work is underpaid, or unpaid, and never-ending; because everything I have listed above amounts to a massive debt the STEM community owes women, a debt that cannot truly be repaid.
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Ramona Singer is being sued by a former employee who alleges the reality star underpaid and mistreated her — and defrauded Bravo by scheming the network into paying for clothes that she either already owned or eventually returned.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - Mexican-American actress Salma Hayek, a vocal campaigner against sexual harassment in the movie industry, said on Sunday male stars should get less pay as way to even things up with chronically underpaid women.
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USA Today has a lengthy investigation into decades of shady business practices by Trump and his companies, and finds that dozens of small businesses have been underpaid, paid late, or not paid at all for their work.
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The accusations came in a report from The Mercury News, alleging that a sub-contractor misused foreign worker visas, underpaid its employees, and then fought a worker's compensation claim saying they weren't responsible for the employee's injuries.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The state of Western Australia said on Monday an audit had found global miner BHP Group underpaid royalties on iron ore shipments sold via its Singapore marketing hub stretching back over more than a decade.
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And while that may sound like a lot (ok, it is), it's important to remember that Curry has been one of the most underpaid players in the league relative to his contributions over the last few years.
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Deadline reports that the rom-com will focus on Harper (Deutch) and Charlie (Powell), both underpaid assistants who are looking to get back at their bosses "who treat them like dirt" by setting them up to date.
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It will tie future changes to the minimum wage to changes in middle-class pay, and will go far in boosting paychecks for underpaid workers at a time when employers refuse to do so on their own.
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This system would be both more efficient, those who receive the benefits of college would pay their fair share, and better targeted, we wouldn't be charging our already underpaid teachers an arm and a leg each month.
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At their worst, they both practice and promote an economic inequality that supports the interests of the 1 percent: exploitation of underpaid adjunct teachers; tremendous increases in student debt; emphasizing the production of workers rather than learners.
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Committee aides, however, said VA officials told Capitol Hill staffers on Wednesday that the department will not retroactively reimburse underpaid veterans due to the housing miscalculations once the system is fixed next year, according to NBC News.
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THINX was a place where the employees were underpaid and expected to do emotional labor for their bosses; you could say the same for publishing, for media, for nursing, for teaching, for so many female-heavy industries.
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In an unusual step, the Treasury Department sharply criticized the European Commission's investigations into alleged tax avoidance by Apple, Amazon and other U.S. companies — investigations that could result in demands for billions of dollars in underpaid taxes.
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Katy Perry's $25 million deal to be the lead judge on "American Idol" wasn't just for her -- she says she struck a blow for women everywhere who've been underpaid to do the same job as a man.
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China's labor law dates to 2008, when China had a reputation for sweatshops staffed by underpaid workers, but some now say that labor protections hamper much-needed economic adjustments that will benefit workers in the long run.
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The expose raises questions about Thailand's ability to inspect garment factories and protect workers across the country - and a senior government official said he was aware many of those working in Mae Sot were being unlawfully underpaid.
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If you start off underpaid, and every job pays you based in part on what your last job paid you, you'll pretty much be screwed until retirement — and you'll have less saved up for that, to boot.
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Together with general sci-fi conventions, these events were pulling in millions from licensed Star Trek merchandise, to say nothing of the secondary income sources photo-ops and signings created for often underpaid or underemployed genre actors.
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A group of former Jones Day associates have asked a federal judge to conditionally certify a class in their lawsuit claiming the firm underpaid female lawyers, saying bias against women was evident across offices and practice groups.
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Spreading strikes of underpaid teachers, endless military deployments to the Middle East, and months-long power outages crippling Puerto Rico are just a few of the newsworthy topics glossed over in favor of the latest Trump headline.
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Using the EPI model, for instance, analysts Andrew Biggs and Jason Richwine calculate that nurses are "overpaid" by 22019 percent, firefighters by 25 percent, and aerospace engineers by 38 percent — while telemarketers are "underpaid" by 26 percent.
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Even with improved or stricter auto delete measures, you can't be 100 percent sure that a digital assistant won't accidentally record a conversation and send it off into the cloud for some underpaid contractor to listen to.
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For those clients who underpaid taxes, the firm expects to pay the taxes owed, as well as any interest and penalties, directly to the I.R.S., absolving clients from any responsibility to resubmit returns or make further payments.
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"It was often a negative place to work, many of my colleagues seemed to be kept in line through constant threat of being fired, even if they were clearly doing a great job and being underpaid," Manny says.
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I've been covering the teachers' movement speeding across the U.S. as underpaid educators in West Virginia, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Colorado, and Arizona walked out of the classroom as part of a larger effort to secure better pay and benefits.
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In a zesty discussion over immigration, the only time race was mentioned in this last debate, Clinton accused Trump of using undocumented workers to build Trump Tower and then threatening those he underpaid with deportation when they complained.
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In 2016 she made headlines after she won a battle for pay parity — which included being paid more than Macy to make up for the years in which she was underpaid compared to her co-star — with Showtime.
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Oracle allegedly underpaid thousands of women and minority employees by $401 million over four years, according to a document filed Tuesday by the US Department of Labor, as part of an ongoing discrimination lawsuit against the software giant.
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But I think bigger picture, in this business women have been underrepresented and underpaid and objectified and diminished and humiliated and belittled in a bazillion ways and just generally had a mountain of grief thrown at them forever.
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MWRN this month worked with Thai authorities to assist nearly 100 workers from Myanmar who came into Thailand legally, were exploited for months and locked up, unpaid or underpaid, on construction sites and chicken and coconut exporting factories.
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But an analysis by Evercore ISI found that if Mylan knowingly underpaid Medicaid from 2011 onward, the company could be forced to pay more than $700 million in rebates, in addition to penalties under the False Claims Act.
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Aetna Inc has won a $64 million reduction to a $150 million award in an arbitration case brought HCA Healthcare-owned hospitals who said they were underpaid for providing emergency room services to certain out-of-network patients.
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While the bill itself, designed to punish large employers whose workers received public assistance, was shoddy and misguided, its true purpose was to punish Amazon by making it the face of corporations that underpaid and mistreated its workers.
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A Department of Education (ED) program meant to benefit teachers who work in under-served areas went haywire and converted a great many educational grants into loans, in many cases throwing underpaid public educators suddenly into crushing debt.
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And a recent report from the National Domestic Workers Alliance found that not only are they more prone to poverty and violence and consistently underpaid, but black women are twice as likely to be incarcerated than white women.
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Instead of pulling the military off the streets as he had once suggested, Mr. López Obrador now admits that Mexico's ill-trained, underpaid police forces cannot protect citizens and that the soldiers will remain for the near future.
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The vote comes months after teacher strikes around the country forced Republican-controlled legislatures in states like West Virginia and Oklahoma to hand out big raises to overworked and underpaid workers for the first time in many years.
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" One such example is the song "Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues," about which he writes in the record's liner notes, "I like thinking of the song as a sort of resistance piece created by overworked and underpaid textile workers.
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The prosecutors said that the Brazilian investment group D.I.S., which was entitled to 22 percent of the fee for Neymar's transfer from the Brazilian club Santos in 2, said that it had been underpaid by about $247 million.
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The memo struck a nerve and was harshly criticized inside a company and an entire industry struggling to explain why women are underrepresented in key engineering ranks and are often underpaid when compared with their male peers. 42.
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The seven members of the family who founded the company, the Waltons, "have more money than 40 percent of our nation's population put together," but Walmart's wildly underpaid employees get by only with assistance from the federal government.
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Underpaid employees can lead to higher turnover, which can be exceptionally expensive for a business as it requires the business to more frequently deal with the expense of running a hiring process, making a hire, and training them.
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The award-winning actress sat down with famed journalist Tina Brown for the Women in the World Salon event in Los Angeles Tuesday night, where she opened up about feeling underpaid and overlooked throughout her celebrated, 30-year career.
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Dangling the potential for a bonus—something ride-sharing companies often give out to an often overworked and underpaid contract force—they ask for enough personal information to log in, change the given bank account, and steal their fares.
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In order to combat this gender wage gap, I sponsored a law that makes it illegal for employers to ask about salary history during the hiring process because being underpaid once should not cause a lifetime of wage discrimination.
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Over the next few decades, the country settled into the uneasy equilibrium Trujillo's contradictions had necessitated: Haitiano workers kept the Dominican economy humming, while elites and nationalist politicians exploited popular resentment to keep them underpaid and on society's margins.
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While it's vital that we discuss how women are underpaid in Hollywood in order to ensure future equality, one thing that we're simply not talking about enough is how, for people of color, the wage gap is even wider.
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Sure, you might miss your flight this summer after waiting in line for three hours—the highlight of which is getting your balls ever so violently twiddled as an underpaid man in blue gloves checks you for explosive pleats.
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In 2014, more than 30 major public plans across the country were underpaid by $100 million or more, Donald Boyd, the director of fiscal studies at the Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government, said in an interview on Thursday.
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"If you look at the stock's more than doubling in value, clearly one could argue he's underpaid relative to the wealth creation he's been able to do in the stock," said Brent Bracelin, managing director at KeyBanc Capital Markets.
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Meanwhile, critics deride the value of a liberal arts education, teachers are underpaid, and unnecessary spending on top-of-the-line recreational facilities, student unions, residence halls and stadiums is maxing out college budgets in exactly the wrong way.
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Boozman and Schatz sent a letter signed by a bipartisan group of senators calling on the VA inspector general to investigate the VA's failure to pay student veterans benefits and concerns it might not reimburse missed or underpaid benefits.
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Four former Google employees claim in a revised gender-pay lawsuit filed on Wednesday that the company asked about their prior salaries, a practice now banned in California, and underpaid them compared with their male counterparts, the AP reports.
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Add to this increasingly invasive security and demotivated, underpaid airline staff, who seem keener to sell you a scratchcard than top up your coffee, and it is tempting throw up your arms and wonder where it will all end.
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The fab Niecy Nash—who underplayed so effectively on "Getting On"—is Desna, the busty, brassy owner of the salon, a bejewelled money launderer who is being exploited and underpaid by a bisexual mobster called Uncle Daddy (Dean Norris).
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"They deceive their spouses, who are staying far [away], that they are pregnant, and when it is time for delivery, they go to Mulago to steal children," he explains, stressing that this was not orchestrated by underpaid health workers.
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But as the act approaches its 50th anniversary, a lack of transparency over salaries means women struggle to know when they are being underpaid or to raise a legal challenge when the law is broken, said the Fawcett Society.
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The letter cited an analysis from The Hill which found that, based on the unexplained portion of the gap, female federal workers that year may have been underpaid as much as $4,942 relative to men for the same work.
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They can target homes created by the Housing Credit to hardworking but underpaid people like teachers and police officers; to the lowest-income families; to people who struggle with homelessness; to those with physical or mental disabilities; and more.
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Leaving his son and nephew behind "until he sent word for them to come," he goes to seek out a "safe place" and, since there is none, drifts from one underpaid timbering job to the next, never coming home.
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It is also dealing with a lack of funding and a rapid turnover of caseworkers on the front lines who are overworked, underpaid, and often under-resourced to provide the support that kids and families in the system need.
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It would have tied future changes to the minimum wage to changes in middle-class pay, and would have gone far in boosting paychecks for underpaid workers at a time when employers refuse to do so on their own.
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After that, Mr. Ghosn made the case to the public that he was underpaid — instructing Nissan to hand out background materials reminding investors and the news media that he made significantly less than his counterparts at other global automakers.
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"I can't tell you how many times the people who handle your food - who are already overworked & underpaid - show up sick to work because our country refuses to guarantee healthcare or paid sick leave," the New York congresswoman tweeted.
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Black and Latinx workers are overrepresented in underpaid gig work available through apps like Uber, Postmates, and Amazon Flex—work that puts people at high risk of getting and transmitting the coronavirus and other communicable diseases like the flu.
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But soon after they started, the workers — who agreed to speak on condition of anonymity, citing nondisclosure agreements and fears of reprisal — say they were often belittled, berated, gaslighted, and underpaid for work that intruded into their personal lives.
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LONDON — The BBC apologized on Friday to a senior female journalist who quit as the broadcaster's China editor this year over unequal pay, and said it would give her backdated wages for the years in which she was underpaid.
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Underpaid young politicos and retiring lawmakers depend on Beltway lobby shops — known as ''K Street'' after the city boulevard that once housed many of them — for the high-six-figure salaries that will loft them into Washington's petite aristocracy.
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Tonelli felt he was underpaid after the 1984-85 season — during which he had scored a career-high 42 goals and finished with 100 points — and he became the first Islander under contract to hold out during training camp.
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One of those lawsuits brought against Inpax by employees in Ohio who claim they were underpaid is ongoing, and the plaintiffs' attorney in the case, Christopher Wido, said he's considering naming Amazon as a joint employer in the suit.
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Armani also said that the Italian fashion industry had to "defend itself", in response to a recent article by the New York Times on workers in the southern region of Puglia being exploited and underpaid by certain fashion houses.
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Nye most recently was in the news over a lawsuit against Disney's Buena Vista Television, which he claims systematically underpaid him and fellow co-owners of his show at least $28.1 million, $9.4 million of which was allegedly owed him personally.
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Its primary ingredients and preparation are accessible enough that even the most overworked and underpaid members of the laboring classes could, conceivably, grab one after work, or whip one up as a weekend treat between shifts of capitalist wage slavery.
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David Moore and nearly a dozen other farmers claim C.H. Robinson, particularly fresh produce and products distributor Robinson Fresh, overcharged for shipping costs, illegitimately held onto additional profits, and underpaid farmers for many types of products including melons and asparagus.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday postponed a hearing planned for next week to discuss Mylan NV's pending $465 million settlement to resolve charges that it underpaid government healthcare programs by misclassifying its EpiPen emergency allergy treatment.
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Even if you've heard of the Roadie Wrap technique before, the video is still worth watching as Making Music Magazine's Todd Hobin uses a clever "overworked and underpaid" mnemonic that makes it easy to remember how to do it properly.
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The whole episode comes less than a week after the USWNT filed suit against the U.S. Soccer Federation claiming they are vastly underpaid compared to the men's team, a suit that also succeeded in alienating male stars like Landon Donovan.
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The 80-year-old industry -- famed for its "item girls", underpaid actresses, and ornamental female characters -- was waking up to the changing role of women in Indian society, and the need to reflect that shift both on set and screen.
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And because he is overworked, underpaid, and struggling to make sense of his place in a world on fire, too, it's easy to see ourselves in Spider-Man, or at least the version of ourselves we might wish to be.
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Their allegations were serious—they claimed they were overworked, underpaid, bullied by Clarke, pressured to sell moldy weed, forbidden from calling the cops when they were robbed, forced to work without heat in winter, and abandoned when they were arrested.
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In light of the way the press portrays the public defender as the underpaid, overworked martyr, the moral hazard involved in having an attorney appointed to represent you in a criminal matter is hard to for someone like me to explain.
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Retail conglomerate Wesfarmers said this month that about 6,000 staff at its industrial and safety business were underpaid by about $15 million since 2010, while its Bunnings unit last month said there was a payroll issue relating to pension payments.
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New York's attorney general has interviewed more than 2 dozen undocumented immigrants who claim they were underpaid or not paid at all while working extra hours at Trump National Golf Club Westchester in Briarcliff Manor, New York, the Washington Post reports.
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The oil and gas tax review follows a recent audit, which found that Australia's biggest petroleum operation, the North West Shelf joint venture, whose owners include Chevron Corp and Royal Dutch Shell, may have underpaid royalties by taking ineligible deductions.
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After the sale this spring, the estate sales agent delayed payments, bounced checks and, according to the Davises, underpaid for many items, including some bought by friends and family members at a presale, where the Davises knew what was paid.
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Reforms to reduce hospitals' reliance on drug sales also faces a revolt from doctors who argue this will take away a key revenue stream at a time when medical staff are overworked, underpaid and often violently abused by angry patients.
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The son-in-law of a man whose house was taken from him because he underpaid his taxes by $2628 said in an interview that aired Tuesday on "Rising" that he was shocked it could happen in the United States.
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With the appeal withdrawn, a Federal Court ruling remains in place, which found Chevron had underpaid taxes by setting up a A$2.5 billion intercompany credit facility offshore with an abnormally high interest rate, effectively lowering its taxable income within Australia.
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Below are three signs that she says can help you determine if you're in the wrong career: Morgenstern says one of the top red flags to being in the wrong career path is you constantly feel drained, overworked and underpaid.
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The IRS announced earlier this year that it will waive penalties for some taxpayers who underpaid their taxes throughout the year, and Senate Democrats in their letter had asked Treasury and the IRS to waive penalties for even more people.
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Yet many members of this underpaid guild get pulled aside to perform more menial tasks, meaning that for an hour of, say, making salad or washing dishes, all they get is $2.13 and, subsequently, no gratuity because they aren't serving guests.
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