It's not a ... And many of them are very well paid, or most of them are very well paid.
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These two groups — the very well paid and the not at all well paid — are mirror images of each other.
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Not all well-paid workers are happy at work, but there are no happy workers who are not well-paid.
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Even among those making six-figure salaries, people who describe themselves as "not so well paid" or "not at all well paid" are still more likely than people who describe themselves as "very well paid" to say that pay matters most to them.
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Besides his Google pedigree, he had been unusually well paid.
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My maids are well paid for and I love them.
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As the workforce dwindled, the remaining jobs became well paid.
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These financial challenges motivated her to seek a well-paid job.
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Chiropractors used to be very well paid back in the day.
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And with an army of well-paid workers will come amenities.
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Graduates could opt for a well-paid job in, say, finance.
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Women need access to quality childcare by well-paid childcare workers.
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That's exactly right, and the upper classes are very well-paid.
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Partly the problem is that writing criticism has never been well paid.
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GE, by contrast, is known for its legions of well-paid executives.
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Analysts were well paid because they worked for the big investment banks.
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Doctors are also unusually well-paid compared with those in other countries.
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Overnight, I became a well-paid executive at a large television network.
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One thing's for sure: He is being well paid for his efforts.
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There are plenty of job openings, and the positions are well-paid.
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We are not well paid, our children don't live in good conditions.
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The company has about 160,000 employees, most of them very well paid.
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For example, among people making less than $50,000 per year, just 16% of those who describe themselves as "very" or "somewhat well paid" say that being paid well is the most important factor in their happiness at work; among those making the same amount of money who consider themselves "not so well paid" or "not at all well paid," that number is nearly double (30%).
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"Most payroll professionals are well-paid and understand what they're doing," says Dunn.
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Well-paid tasks could increase in number as services related to manufacturing grow.
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Well-paid tasks should increase in number as services related to manufacturing grow.
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Many of these students go on to well-paid jobs, especially in finance.
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Breakingviews Running an investment bank is a well-paid but sometimes frustrating business.
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Jaap van Zweden was one well-paid dude at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.
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He is also very well paid and easily could have arranged a limo.
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Kalukango), the well-paid mistress of the fatuous and tyrannical Mayor (Marc Kudisch).
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All those well-paid young Amazon employees tipped Seattle's housing market into a frenzy.
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John and Chrissy have been in the (well paid) Google family for a while.
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Foreign accountants and IT geeks choose them for well-paid work and swanky suburbs.
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IN ONE LUDICROUSLY well-paid profession, January is a month for big-money moves.
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The CSL had been seen as a well-paid retirement home for older stars.
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Gentlemen, be well-paid, well-behaved and willing to take initiative at all times.
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But that does nothing to stop the deportations of less well-paid New Zealanders.
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It allowed me to see the world, and I was well paid for it.
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He will retain his well-paid job as a member of the European Parliament.
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Yes, there will be an infusion of well-paid, non–tax-avoiding Amazon employees.
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Clinton used Jordan, whose company offered Lewinsky a well paid job in public relations.
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Amazon, with its legions of well-paid workers, could bring that to an end.
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DeVos said that "great teachers need to be well paid," according to the report.
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It is possible to land a job where you and get pretty well paid.
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They were the sons of very well-paid, union-protected auto and steel workers.
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Calendars are booked up with sponsorship events and well-paid appearances at night clubs.
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Banks said the project would create at least 100 well-paid full-time jobs.
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He left Connecticut in 2012 and became a well-paid consultant to the university.
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We've both been making games for 15 years, obviously we were being well paid.
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I have good childcare, am well-paid, and have a very flexible work schedule.
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Veterinarians are not extremely well paid: Half earn between $21,580 and $122,180 per year.
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New Democracy has promised to invest in creating well-paid jobs with decent benefits.
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In the first years after retirement, my work was glamorous but not well-paid.
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Drop-down menus and checkboxes not only turn doctors into well-paid data entry clerks.
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All of these may stand between urban Latin Americans and a secure, well-paid job.
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There's a lot of clickwork in the gig economy that's neither well-paid nor fulfilling.
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These highly educated tech workers are well-paid, with an average income starting above $100,000.
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Well-paid, secure jobs provided a gateway to the middle-class for many baby boomers.
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What also helps the town is a population that's well paid -- many at the mine.
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At first glance, it seems that English teachers are reasonably well paid for their efforts.
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He was well paid at Park Hill, where last year he took home $3.68 million.
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This effectively protects well-paid pilot jobs as it prevents carriers from using bigger planes.
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I mean, we were very well-paid [by Taschen], but it was nothing to him.
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Specifically, state occupational licensing rules fence off some of the most desirable, well-paid jobs.
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"This is a fight for a return to stable, well-paid work," Ms. Valerio said.
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Or on the heyday of the well-paid union worker in the state's industrial past?
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There are many jobs that are both well-paid and offer a relaxing work environment.
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Community health workers are usually not well paid and have fewer qualifications than hospital doctors.
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Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the most famous and well-paid athletes on the planet.
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It's a slick laptop that can convert into a tablet—but for well-paid suit types.
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And there's nothing contradictory about socialists supporting higher pay for workers who are already well paid.
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The men, while eyeing a televised football game, discuss the difficulty of finding well-paid jobs.
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Women on average work fewer hours than men, in less well-paid jobs, for fewer years.
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The divers' trade-off is that their hard and dangerous work can be spectacularly well paid.
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This collection of nine courses will teach you how to become a well-paid Project Manager.
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As refugees, it was difficult to find well-paid work, and life in Beirut was expensive.
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What's more, the jobs serving Britain's submarine fleet are highly skilled, unionized, well paid, and secure.
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Perhaps a well-paid opposition has been more successful in sowing doubt than we had feared.
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At least they're showing an opinion beyond the well-paid indifference they've been exhibiting all season!
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MPs are not well paid compared with other parliamentarians and other professionals in the public service.
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It also slows the revolving door where legislators cash in to take well-paid lobbying jobs.
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There are still reasonable questions about whether many jobs of the future will be well paid.
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MacKinnon cites one woman's lament that the well-paid jobs always go to the prettiest girls.
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Go to college, they're told, and qualify to do well-paid work away from assembly lines.
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The only people who believe in Bloomberg, it seems, are his gaggle of well-paid consultants.
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I mean, better to be a well-paid one than a badly paid one, I guess.
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Hodgson was famously the most well-paid coach at Euro 2016, on £3.5 million a year.
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Some of these are really well-paid, great jobs, but there are just fewer of them.
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Mr Corbyn continues to mesmerise his young supporters with offers of free tuition and well paid jobs.
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Deliveroo is committed to offering riders flexible, well-paid work and helping restaurants to grow their businesses.
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All while well-paid lawyers representing an arch-rival assemble a case that could cripple Uber's future.
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I suppose if you had a very well-paid partner who could support you, then you could.
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His target is to ensure that more Americans have well-paid jobs by raising the growth rate.
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The addition of 25,000 new, well-paid residents could make things worse for residents of public housing.
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Surrounding the party are extremely well-paid non-profit leaders, who end up defending the status quo.
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For residents, it is an appealing solution in a city increasingly populated by the obscenely well-paid.
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But policing will remain a well-paid and secure career, and some recruits will benefit from apprenticeships.
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Nor do they provide the sort of training that might help graduates land well-paid technical jobs.
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The biggest problem for foreigners is availability, forcing well-paid workers to queue for poorly maintained apartments.
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Elsewhere, miners cite scholarships for women and fast-track potential in a well-paid career as enticements.
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The survey suggested underrepresented groups were more likely to experience negative treatment and leave well-paid jobs.
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For example, Walmart's fleet of super-well-paid truckers or Amazon's interest in in-housing their logistics.
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Rather, they are lured by promises of well-paid jobs, safe working conditions, or love and protection.
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But acting is so easy and so well paid and so fun to do that why not?
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The number of well-paid, blue collar jobs that don't require a four-year degree has decreased.
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Done well, paid leave is an investment in long-term financial security that will benefit us all.
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SANDERS: I want well trained, well paid, child care workers to give our youngest kids advance opportunities.
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Her well paid, longtime boyfriend assured her that he'd proudly support her until the work was completed.
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If the newcomers to the labour market get well-paid jobs it boosts consumption and economic growth.
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He had a well-paid job as a commercial artist in New York City during the depression.
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Many of the jobs in these two steadily-expanding fields are fairly high-skilled and well-paid.
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"He seems to see them as well-paid professionals working in downtown Washington, D.C.," Mr. Samuel said.
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Though unusual, there is precedent for well-paid, in-demand workers who stand up to their employers.
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Most of Denmark's designated "ghettos" are large housing developments outside city centres, far from well-paid jobs.
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According to it, MoMA curators seem very well paid; people in more junior positions much less so.
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The surge is making it hard for even the most well-paid professionals to cover their expenses.
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Look no further than Silicon Valley for examples, where some well-paid Facebook engineers reside in garages.
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The labor deals negotiated between the unions and construction companies also ensure that workers are well paid.
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But Clinton kept things quiet, including the cozy and well-paid meetings that financial interests arranged for her.
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Well-paid tech workers are likely to see major cuts to their end-of-the-year IRS bill.
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It does not help that they are much less well paid than many of their high-flying peers.
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The four-state region is the country's least educated and least well paid, according to federal jobs data.
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Critics rail that it allows firms to rid themselves of well-paid employees, replacing them with cheap freelancers.
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Under Warren, "We know we aren't going to be forgiving a well-paid doctor's student loans," Delisle said.
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Workers in the south who are lucky enough to be in the formal sector are very well paid.
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In this course, you'll learn how to market your skills in order to become a well-paid copywriter.
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For an aging and well-paid slugger playing a corner outfield position, that wasn't going to cut it.
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Being "free" meant she owned all the rights to her photographs, unlike male photographers on well-paid contracts.
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The quality of teachers clearly matters, and in countries with great schools they tend to be well paid.
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But turning farming into a thriving export business and a big employer providing well-paid jobs is harder.
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Superlative businesses and nation states with strong institutions provide a secure means of getting well-paid, satisfying work.
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White House press secretaries, for example, typically snag well-paid communications posts or high-profile cable news gigs.
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But women also dominate many well-paid and fast-growing occupations in nursing and physical therapy, among others.
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Within weeks the sentence was cut to probation, and Mr. Weinberg became a well-paid F.B.I. undercover operative.
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They may be waiting for him to deliver on his promise to bring back well-paid manufacturing jobs.
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In addition, he said that well-paid construction work has long provided a path into the middle class.
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Tech companies rely on these visas to hire highly-skilled, well-paid workers who are in short supply.
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Large corporations have cybersecurity budgets in the millions of dollars and an army of well-paid cybersecurity professionals.
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They also know new well-paid jobs need to be created in the transition to a green economy.
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His affection for well-paid hyperbole in his former side-gig as a newspaper columnist has not helped.
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They often leave behind well-paid jobs, as well as relatively comfortable lives that they nonetheless find unfulfilling.
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The nuclear decommissioning plant at Sellafield provides 10,000 well-paid jobs, lifting wages a quarter above the national average.
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But anything less than a permanent, well-paid post made no sense, since it would jeopardise his welfare payments.
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Twitter's top executives are very well paid, but that didn't stop many from leaving the struggling social communications company.
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They were on a par with other less-well paid businesses, such as health care, with a 3.76 rating.
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Compared with those in other departments, officers in the Suffolk agency are well paid, making $125,000 in base pay.
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While many sites charge membership fees (and rightfully so — performers deserve to be well-paid), Pornhub is totally free.
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They can afford lavish welfare handouts to keep the people happy and well-paid goons to keep them quiet.
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These jobs were not only well paid, they were also important—coal powered America's expansion and industrialisation—and dangerous.
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She has a well-paid job with an investment bank in Dallas, Texas, which she finds stressful but exciting.
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Remy is an amazing lyricist, a lovable but level-headed reality star, a well-paid artist, and an advocate.
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One reason for women's growing wealth is that far more of them are in well-paid work than before.
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Markets that have both well-paid jobs and affordable housing aren't common, but some cities offer that sweet spot.
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Families are often enticed by the offer of well-paid work for their child in another region or country.
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Modern mining is capital-intensive and generates relatively few jobs (though these tend to be skilled and well-paid).
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On the bright side, the tech startup machine produces well-paid tech jobs and dollars flowing into local economies.
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Liam Hemsworth: proof that even obscenely well-paid celebs can love free crap just as much as we do.
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Other targets included Jennifer Lawrence, for championing equal pay for female actors, even though she personally is well paid.
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Not only would the well-paid steel jobs go, but many of the businesses dependent on those jobs too.
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Because far fewer people watch women's golf tournaments, they are not nearly as well-paid as their male peers.
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Someone's relative feeling of being well paid is more important to job satisfaction that his or her actual salary.
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Critics say the influx of tech companies and their well-paid workers has contributed to the ongoing housing crisis.
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But the new jets could attract less well-paid corporate pilots who work on contract and fly smaller aircraft.
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Critics say the influx of tech companies and their well-paid workers has contributed to the ongoing housing crisis.
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But this raises obvious possibilities for abuse, with every well-paid professional reclassifying herself or himself as a business.
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Higher-wage jobs are increasingly in city centers, with urban retail catering to these well-paid workers and residents.
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I. will be a significant factor in the future work lives of relatively well-paid managers, supervisors, and analysts.
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The work isn't well paid, however, with Indeed data showing an average salary of around £7.89 ($10.05) per hour.
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Perhaps his large and well paid staff is too busy trying to find actual examples of authentic online support?
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She bought the quaint blue townhouse in Oakland in 2005 from her salary as a well-paid tax lawyer.
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If it's proved that it was — and a well-paid one, too — then this is going to be important.
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That, he said, would undermine a major U.S. brand that supported well-paid tech jobs and the broader economy.
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Women have always entered male-dominated fields — usually well-paid, professional ones — more than men enter female-dominated ones.
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In the aftermath of the Great Recession, Americans felt increasingly insecure about finding decent, well-paid, middle-class jobs.
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Whirlpool's sprawling complex in Clyde - stretching nearly a mile from corner to corner - employs 230,21169 well-paid union workers.
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No matter your sector, chances are Houston offers well-paid opportunities, at a cost of living below the national average.
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Job-stealing robots might be grabbing headlines, but there are plenty of well-paid openings for human employees right now.
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She also encouraged attendees to stay in tech, saying jobs in the industry were well paid, flexible and high impact.
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The program would also produce thousands of relatively well-paid jobs, another major pledge through the campaign from both parties.
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But concerns are growing about the flight of highly skilled workers in well-paid jobs at firms like Mr Blankfein's.
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Fast cable internet may be even better at creating well-paid jobs, boosting the number of startups and stimulating exports.
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Veteran fine-dining restaurateur Tom Douglas was among the businesses lured by a growing concentration of well-paid tech workers.
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Job seekers looking for that prime combination of a well-paid job and affordable housing aren't necessarily out of luck.
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Using data from the decade after 260, he showed that where managers are well paid, so are janitors (see chart).
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Tech firms such as Microsoft and Google typically hire highly skilled, well-paid foreign workers that are in short supply.
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He takes pride in the fact that all 1,163 of his employees are in Germany, and all are well-paid.
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San Francisco, America's boom town, is flooded with the cash of well-paid technology workers and record numbers of tourists.
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These high-skilled, well-paid workers—from welders to engineers—are helping America win the tough, global competition for manufacturing.
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His widow acknowledged the affair, but contended that Ms. Morgan had been a well-paid prostitute, undeserving of further compensation.
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Twitter's top executives are very well paid, but that still didn't stop many from leaving the struggling social communications company.
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Key public policies include the provision of well-paid, shared parental leave, and universal, affordable, and high-quality child care.
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His company, he says, invented fundamental technology that animates modern cellphones and deserves to be well paid for its innovation.
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The fact that technology reduces well-paid industrial employment is no reason to reduce it further through open trade policies.
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About 1,000 people who worked at the plant lost their jobs — and many of those were well-paid, union positions.
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Even if highly educated and well-paid engineers meet the new qualifications, they could slow down the entire immigration process.
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That would help fill well-paid, in-demand jobs and get more people off the sidelines and into our economy.
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Tech companies, for instance, would largely escape the tax despite their lofty CEO salaries, since tech workers are well-paid.
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The Mykolaiv workers say they are well paid and the company provides perks such as paid holidays and food stamps.
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He found a well-paid job at the state-run National Offshore Oil Group, where he worked until he retired.
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He was hopeful that the presence of thousands of well-paid young professionals would be a boon to his establishment.
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The CBO mentions high executive pay, well-paid financial advisers and well-compensated "superstars," such as actors, athletes and musicians.
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The well-paid buck-stoppers who are, you know, supposed to be ultimately accountable for what happens on their watch?
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That well-paid informant got only about 12% of the amount the agency seized as a result of the his tips.
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For many students attending university is a means to an end: securing a fulfilling and well-paid job once they graduate.
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In CEO Heather Bresch, some simply see a well-paid executive who preys on desperate customers to clean up for shareholders.
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First, they must remain desirable places to do business, ensuring the creation of well-paid jobs and prosperity for their citizens.
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Kenyan politicians are famously well-paid, and local representatives get at least $40,000 per year, nearly 40 times the annual average.
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With the cost of housing shooting up, even reasonably well-paid working people are being priced out of Ireland's urban markets.
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Just as laughable is the notion that nominating a cadre of well-paid American Journalism Fellows could be a nonpartisan affair.
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Two of Trump's main economic talking points are increasing the number of well-paid manufacturing jobs and cutting back on imports.
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That would nudge workers to acquire new skills by taking a less well-paid job when they lose a good one.
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Additionally, 27% say they are not well paid and 003% have seriously considered quitting their job in the last 3 months.
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But an increasing number are preparing for government jobs—a sign of growing competition for secure and well-paid official posts.
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Within every racial group, women are less likely than men to say they are well paid for the work they do.
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What they value is an opportunity to get a well-paid job and to be free from discrimination while doing it.
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They are also well-paid for their time: At $8,000 per month, Facebook summer interns make more than the average American.
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It would impose a lifetime ban on the increasingly common practice of lawmakers becoming well-paid lobbyists after leaving public office.
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Then imagine if the money mostly went to well-paid black administrators, and to black athletes competing in non-revenue sports.
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Watch out all you well-paid, fat-and-sassy jazz marimba players: Shimon, the marimba playing robot, is after your jobs.
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Factory work was heavily male and well-paid, providing a great source of jobs for men who didn't go to college.
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Niger has been well paid for drastically reducing the number of African migrants using the country as a conduit to Europe.
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Those authorities might take a hard look at Oesterlund's business dealings and the well-paid professionals who made them all possible.
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Today, she owns a house, a car, works four days a week and has a partner with a well paid job.
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Higher education isn't the only domain in which jobs are increasingly divided between a precariat and a small, well-paid elite.
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Those manufacturing jobs evolved into well-paid union jobs, creating a private-sector safety net for the immigrants and their descendants.
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Pyramid schemes in China typically prey on vulnerable or poorly educated victims by luring them with the promise of well-paid jobs.
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Pay is growing fastest in less well-paid industries, such as construction, retailing, hospitality and haulage, according to Morgan Stanley, a bank.
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The parcels have now been stopped by the separatists, and Mr Akhmetov's 56,000 well-paid miners and workers have lost their income.
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During a recent state hearing Bill de Blasio, New York's mayor, pointed out that 25,000 well-paid jobs would come to Queens.
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During a recent state hearing Bill de Blasio, New York's mayor, pointed out that 25,000 well-paid jobs are coming to Queens.
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Few people are willing to come to the defense of human turkeys outside of some well-paid lawyers, and even then, meh.
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Just 6% of jobs currently advertised as flexible jobs are "well-paid jobs" with salaries over £20,000 ($28,739), according to committee evidence.
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This could be a serious problem for developed economies where a large proportion of well-paid jobs are forms of knowledge work.
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With hundreds of new rules written by multiple agencies, the law became a ripe target for a group of well-paid lobbyists.
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In regions with few employers, well-paid government jobs can set the standard for private companies fishing in the same talent pool.
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"There's a public perception that veterinary fees are expensive and being a veterinarian must be a very well-paid profession," she says.
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Unless you're in a reasonably well-paid gig, have some family gold, or a rich partner, it can be a liminal existence.
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Banking, by contrast, is relatively well-paid: Emolument research shows an entry-level banker earned around 2230,22 pounds, before taxes, in 2000.
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She lived the frustration of always thinking about money even though she was a well-paid professional in the booming technology industry.
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Some mock him as the "Prince of the Vision" and complain about his army of well-paid foreign consultants and image-makers.
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Families often expect girls to pay their way at home but not to seek senior positions at corporations or well-paid jobs.
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Our social circle, made up of mostly well-paid tech workers and professionals, has no idea how bad our situation has been.
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In the 1940s and '50s, this group found steady, well-paid factory jobs — the kind of work that has been steadily disappearing.
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When my parents were my age, neither of them had studied but both of them had well-paid permanent jobs as waiters.
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One reason these students may feel so laid back is their strong likelihood of finding well-paid, high-quality jobs upon graduation.
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"I had a well-paid job, but I couldn't participate in that without having a reconciliation of my past," she tells Broadly.
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The city reaps revenues from big national companies and well-paid employees based there, generating an imbalance that breeds resentment from other regions.
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With hundreds of new rules being written by multiple agencies, the law became a ripe target for a group of well-paid lobbyists.
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Loaning Out the Best Minds of a Generation Tech workers may be well-paid, but they're not necessarily more fulfilled than anyone else.
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He studied industrial refrigeration at a vocational college but wasn't able to find a secure well paid job in that field at home.
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And the presence of well-paid Amazon employees could bring coffee shops, markets, and restaurants, and the service jobs that come with them.
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High on dope, I was — prior to Gino's — at least, a chef, well paid, much liked by crew and floor and owners alike.
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Like most rich countries, after the second world war Britain saw a big increase in the number of well paid, white-collar jobs.
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Less-well-paid workers, such as cabin crew and lorry drivers, have been lured away by job openings in more family-friendly industries.
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In one generation the city has become the world's largest gambling centre, with the casino industry bringing an abundance of well-paid jobs.
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Moreover, unions and national politicians do not want a single regulator moving well-paid jobs to places in eastern Europe with cheaper labour.
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If he was balking at the price of a routine medical scan, what must people who weren't well-paid medical professionals be thinking?
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Typical pyramid scheme organizations in China prey on vulnerable or poorly-educated victims by luring them with the promise of well-paid jobs.
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"We think are crew are well paid and we think their terms and conditions are good," chief marketing officer Kenny Jacobs told Reuters.
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Without a major overhaul of weak renter protections, the rent market will never become fit to accommodate well-paid foreign workers, he added.
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This was a fun feature for Instagram employees, who are well paid and frequently travel around the world taking pictures of their adventures.
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Among those making the same amount of money but who say they are not well paid, just 63% are satisfied with their jobs.
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In China, pyramid scheme organisations typically prey on vulnerable or poorly-educated victims by luring them with the promise of well-paid jobs.
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Most majors that lead to well-paid and satisfying jobs are engineering-related: Marine engineering, biomedical engineering, and aeronautical engineering top the list.
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The farmers are well paid compared to industry standards, and factory jobs for these handmade pastries have revitalized the economy of the area.
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Gil is a black, 22-year-old caregiver whose goal is to become a stay-at-home dad with a well-paid wife.
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Few in Delray Beach have escaped unscathed: not the addicts or their parents who send them here, often lured by well-paid recruiters.
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There is a belief that policy written in a vacuum by well-paid lawyers in Washington is the way to win social change.
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The fate of the CSeries and the well-paid jobs associated with the plane is important both to Ottawa and the British government.
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At that location, the company said it will employ up to 50,000 well-paid workers and invest more than $85033 billion in construction.
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And allowing people to return with only superficial fuss to their well-paid jobs doesn't have the ring of a lesson well-taught.
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They are mainly young, urban, college-educated people with well-paid jobs at multinational corporations and banks, the main employers of local talent.
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But those who stood their ground and managed to carry out their jobs now are going to get well-paid for the month.
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In fact, dissatisfied workers are more likely to say they lack opportunities to advance than they are to say they are not well paid.
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He isn't going to get fabulously rich, but his job is stable and rewarding: It's 40 hours a week, well paid, and intellectually challenging.
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An overflow of supply and fewer well-paid foreign workers have pushed residential rents lower over the years, making Singapore a true tenant's market.
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Dreams of a well-paid professional career in Europe also leave young boys exposed to the risk of trafficking, Lisciandrello of Liberi Nantes said.
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Critics say the influx of tech companies such as Google and Facebook, and their well-paid workers, have contributed to the ongoing housing crisis.
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Meanwhile, a severe housing shortage has caused record homelessness and forced even well-paid professionals to live with their parents or in tiny bedsits.
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Some evacuees are keen for people to return to the place known as 'Fort Mac,' or 'Fort McMoney' for its well-paid oil jobs.
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His presidential guards remain loyal because they, at least, are well-paid and he maintains a large network of cronies who benefit from corruption.
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I'm struck by how many business types are essentially private-sector bureaucrats who spend their (very well-paid) time holding meetings and recycling memos.
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Cities, once the hope of people seeking a middle-class life, are now a symbol of the disappearance of well-paid, middle-skill work.
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Firms have laid off many workers, but with well-paid jobs hard to find elsewhere, it could be relatively easy to attract them back.
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The e-commerce giant estimates the new corporate location would generate $20173 billion in real estate investment and bring in 50,000 well-paid jobs.
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The jobs her employer offers are well-paid and reliable enough that people from other counties drive to McMullen to take them, Garza says.
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Telling, because Ryan Tannehill completed 17-of-28 passes with a touchdown and no picks against a Jets defense filled with well-paid stars.
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C.J. Wilson, who was until recently a well-paid Major League pitcher, has retired from baseball so he can sell, and race, expensive cars.
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Trump allegedly used David Pecker, owner of the National Inquirer, to give former Playboy bunny Karen McDougal a well paid job as a writer.
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In the last 15 years, nearly 60,000 factories in this country have closed, and more than 4.8 million well-paid manufacturing jobs have disappeared.
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All I know is that a horde of lawyers and investment bankers must be getting well paid right now to figure it all out.
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The 65-year-old Tamil actor Shivaji Rao Gaekwad, better known as Rajinikanth, is one of India's most celebrated and well-paid movie stars.
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Few question that the Bay Area's booming economy has contributed to make houses and apartments outlandishly expensive for all but well-paid tech workers.
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Luckily or not at all, Mary turns out to be perhaps the only person in the world suited for the very well-paid position.
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But academics have been asleep at the wheel, leaving the responsibility for this education to well-paid lobbyists and employees who've abandoned the academy.
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By the end of the decade, having won numerous awards and become the country's most well-paid singer, she began hosting live television shows.
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The beacons of (well-paid) creative inspiration were a representative reflection of the audiences who gathered around big shiny screens to watch their tales.
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Radiologists are extensively trained and extremely well paid, and we think of their skill as one of professional insight — the highest register of thought.
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The SoFi study points out that graduates with well-paid jobs and good credit can typically refinance their student loans at a lower rate.
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European officials are generally well paid, and most of those working in European Union institutions have been told they will not lose their jobs.
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Perhaps that was because they were born after I had worked for eight years in a well-paid, unfulfilling position in the private sector.
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As an early sales exec at Google, Tim Armstrong was well paid, but itchy for a bigger challenge, so he left to run AOL.
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Aged just 23, Mr Tang (not his real name) has a well-paid job for a tech firm, and his wife owns a successful shop.
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But should the government provide a "steady cash flow to construction companies," there will be well-paid jobs again, and those workers will be found.
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Populated by well paid government employees, Brasilia has the highest per capita income in the country - and affluent households that produce a lot of garbage.
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It's one of the few well-paid, blue-collar industries that gives her the freedom to be herself as an openly transgender and bisexual woman.
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America's government should invest in a well-paid, qualified civil-research bureaucracy, which could provide a neutral benchmark against which industry claims could be judged.
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Overall, majorities of both men and women say they're well paid for the work they do — but men more so than women (76% vs. 69%).
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Trump has frequently called the 23-year-old trade pact a "disaster" that has emptied U.S. factories and sent well-paid manufacturing jobs to Mexico.
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Inevitably, the civil activists and NABU investigators—rigorously selected, trained by Western anti-fraud services and well paid—are provoking resistance from the old system.
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However, unions would hate to see the disappearance of well-paid manufacturing jobs in the arms industry; the party at large retains a militaristic streak.
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She tells me that she was coerced into leaving Hungary aged 18 by a man who promised a well paid hotel job in the Netherlands.
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Nearly everyone (95%) making less than $50,000 who describes themselves as very well paid also say they are very or somewhat satisfied with their job.
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He may have built a company whose goal was to elevate the world's consciousness, but not before he made sure he was obscenely well paid.
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Twenty-four years later, the industry is still not competitive, but thanks to well paid lobbyists, this brand of corporate cronyism is alive and well.
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Despite the glamour that accompanies playing videogames for a living, successful Twitch streamers remain relevant and well-paid by being online as long as possible.
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As a rule, the directors are well paid and feel valued by entertainment companies, and the actors' union can be a bag of infighting cats.
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LENS When it comes to professional wrestling, there are the famous American federations with slick promotion, well-paid stars and merchandise-mad, free-spending fans.
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Men with high school or less education have been hit particularly hard, as unskilled but well-paid manufacturing and other blue-collar jobs have disappeared.
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Typically, we think of the American dream in materialistic terms — a well-paid job; a half-acre lot; children with better opportunities than our own.
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If even a fairly large number of well-paid federal jobs vanished, it would just slightly stall the overall upward march of regional housing costs.
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But she noted that their work has changed, with more workers from the pharmaceutical and chemical industries and far fewer from the well-paid financial sector.
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At the same time that the numbers of well-paid prospective tenants are growing more slowly, the number of housing units hitting the market is surging.
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As research by Justin Sandefur of the Centre for Global Development shows, poor-country teachers tend to be remarkably well-paid, by local standards (see chart).
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Certainly, doctors—a very well paid, highly skilled profession—will be insulated from machine learning, until, say, robotic surgeons become so advanced they can perform operations.
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He was at a well-paid job, but it was heading in a direction that he didn't like, in an industry he didn't really care about.
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As 2018 draws to a close with an exceptionally tight labor market, workers are in a great position to find new, exciting and well-paid opportunities.
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I came here to find out that women are also not as well paid as men and that the top management positions are still male-dominated.
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The hope is that well paid office workers won't be put off by puny salaries and will be attracted by the excitement of a fresh start.
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Its own firms have not created enough well-paid jobs and its algorithms have ushered in an age of anxiety about many more being automated away.
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"We want teachers to be well-paid, and most importantly, we want our students to have the freedom to learn in the proper environment," Mims said.
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Trump's own well-paid and well-heeled lawyers told him, in the coded language of tax opinions, that it would likely not survive an IRS audit.
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Or was he the veritable (and very well-paid) patriarch of NBC's Today Show because NBC preferred to put their money and trust behind a man?
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He began to study architecture and to look closely at the art all around him, but these efforts were not aimed at some well-paid profession.
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In order to continue to thrive, California must make changes, like increasing affordable housing, generating more tax revenue from diverse sources and creating well-paid jobs.
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And any industry that can't be regulated by well paid public employees with no hopes of future riches is either too complicated, too powerful, or both.
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Critics say the influx of companies such as Google and Facebook (FB), and their well-paid workers, have led to a massive spike in property prices.
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Recruitment agents peddle dreams to college graduates of well-paid jobs in hotels and spas in Gulf nations or the frozen fish packaging industry of Malaysia.
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While engineers in the Bay Area are, by any standard, well-paid, Uber acknowledges that it pays less than some of its top competitors for talent.
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Twenty-seven percent of workers surveyed say they are not well paid, and 30 percent have seriously considered quitting their job in the last three months.
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You can learn what you need to know to become a well-paid developer and get a kick-ass job with The Complete Computer Science Bundle.
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Graduates from the best programmes can expect well-paid jobs: the average starting salary for alumni of the University of California, Berkeley, was $154,668 last year.
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Our troops today are reasonably well paid, but they should be given what we ask of them and their families, and overall compensation should be sustained.
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Fails said he did not begrudge the latest wave of migrants, the world's technological elites who are well-paid and disproportionately male, and white or Asian.
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With manufacturing unlikely to be capable of producing that employment, the Trump administration is under pressure to generate an alternative source of well-paid hourly jobs.
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And of course it's not just Wall Street stiffs who would find themselves in that situation: So would doctors, lawyers, engineers, and other well-paid professionals.
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" They add that art and cultural institutions "want to critically reflect on racism, migration, colonialism, but then only white people get well paid, non-precarious jobs.
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Gendered employment discrimination is a serious problem, but it's not as though most developing countries are teeming with well-paid jobs that women are excluded from.
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You might also scope out careers in industries such as healthcare, where it's possible to find rewarding well-paid jobs without a classic four-year education.
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The willingness of well-educated, well-paid young people to live in central cities has helped to revive cities from Pittsburgh to Chicago to Los Angeles.
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The Americans are coming to Australia for much the same reasons as the Chinese, Indians and Europeans: well-paid jobs and a high quality of life.
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Poaching orders started coming from outside of the region, and local families began receiving offers of well-paid jobs as accomplices to poaching missions, said Canney.
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In poor countries, teachers are well paid by local standards—annual salaries are four times GDP per person in India and five times in Kenya and Nigeria.
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With this course, you'll Build 30 Mini Virtual Reality Games in Unity 3D From Scratch and learn what it takes to become a well-paid VR developer.
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That may sound highly sophisticated, but a good part of getting neural networks to perform useful tricks like processing audio comes down to well-paid grunt work.
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Many Trump voters will also be well aware of the hundreds of thousands of well-paid American jobs in manufacturing created by Japanese and South Korean firms.
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By transferring tasks normally done by well-paid bankers to poor people, Grameen had brought costs down so much that it could afford to lend tiny amounts.
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Today, women graduate from university at higher rates than men, putting them in a stronger position for many well-paid professional jobs that were once male-dominated.
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But after a year in which the FTSE 100 has fallen 5 percent, companies are being asked to justify why their leaders should be so well paid.
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Many of these new workers were well paid; during the same period, the average annual wage for oil and gas workers rose by 11.53 percent, to $211.5,245.
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"I turn down really well-paid shows all over the world because I want to spend more time with my wife and myself," he told the Post.
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But the approval of the IMF and the World Bank showed that there is more to Mr Trudeau and his government than a well-paid PR agency.
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Even if the ratio is not artificially manipulated, conservatives critique that these ratios can sensationalize the skills gap between a well-paid CEO and lower-level employees.
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His factory embodies the goal of economists and technocrats across Africa: a local enterprise that offers hundreds of well-paid, skilled jobs and uses cutting-edge technology.
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She started her career decades ago with well-paid positions at national carriers, only to watch them evaporate into a vortex of insecure work and lower pay.
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He is very well paid, but not overly so, given his talent, with a six-year, $144.5 million deal that ties him to the Angels through 2020.
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That suggests Germany can no longer rely on Chinese demand to fuel its export machine and with it, well-paid manufacturing jobs and tax revenues at home.
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Also, the changing age composition of the labor force has held down wage gains as a large number of experienced and well-paid older workers are retiring.
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The counterargument is that we may not be able or willing to provide jobs that are sufficiently well paid and meaningful that they will supply that dignity.
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Taxis are often the first jobs for newly arrived, low-skilled migrants; trucking is one of the reasonably well-paid jobs for Americans that are not highly educated.
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And it may be that the new industries in technology create a small number of well-paid high-skilled jobs, leaving the rest to low-paid service jobs.
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Newton, a small city 30 miles east of Des Moines, suffered a cataclysm in 653 when a Maytag washing machine plant closed, idling about 1,000 well-paid workers.
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The conservative New Democracy party, leading in polls by 10 points over ruling leftist Syriza party, has promised to invest in creating well-paid jobs with decent benefits.
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The biggest social and economic challenge for the kingdom is finding enough well-paid jobs for the hundreds of thousands of young Saudis entering the workforce each year.
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One priority is a sustained effort to promote manufacturing, which provides well-paid jobs and is especially important in the Midlands, the north of England and Northern Ireland.
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"We went through a long stretch there where [with] well-paid athletes the notion was, just be quiet and get your endorsements and don't make waves," Obama said.
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A well-paid minority of recognizable veteran players, mostly quarterbacks, who through skill and injury luck have managed to become the league's equivalent of the petite bourgeoisie; 43.
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On the other hand, just 230% of people who are "very well paid" say that "being paid well" is the most important factor in their happiness at work.
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Aligning young people and seniors around shared policy goals, such as improving eldercare by ensuring the rising generation of home health care work are well paid, can help.
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While rents have recently softened, over the past few years they have soared so fast that even well-paid tech workers have found themselves struggling with rising costs.
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His pledges for more investments, well-paid jobs and fewer taxes won over Greeks worn out by years of EU-prescribed austerity and the euro zone's highest unemployment.
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She's also handled cases for the Division of Family and Children Services in GA. She's accomplished and well-paid -- we're told Samantha lives comfortably on a hefty salary.
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With few exceptions, even well-paid cruise-ship employees are subject to work schedules that rival those of notoriously time-intensive workplaces, like investment banks and restaurant kitchens.
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The revelation that more than half of Google's workers are contract or temporary runs counter to the idea that its workforce is well-paid and has great perks.
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He also opened some 200 offices across the U.S. and hired thousands of very well-paid employees (although some of them were just in it for the cash).
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And Trump's suggestion that we will be well paid for defending Saudi Arabia is an insult to our troops, casting them as mercenaries working for a thuggish potentate.
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There is a lack of government and private financing to help entrepreneurs start their own businesses and not enough well-paid jobs for skilled people such as programmers.
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Magaw's approach to airport security was to hire trained, well-paid professionals in the tradition of the Secret Service Uniform Division and his tenure only lasted six months.
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It found that A.I. will be "a significant factor in the future work lives of relatively well-paid managers, supervisors and analysts," including those in relatively technical roles.
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Fillon, the nominee for the center-right Republican party and France's former prime minister, has also faced questions over well-paid parliamentary jobs for two of his children.
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EU laws protecting workers' rights and funding languages and translation will be taken away soon, making it a lot harder for translators like me to find well-paid work.
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They are very rarely the adventures of a suburban man, in a relatively well-paid profession, getting roofied, and waking up to find that he's stolen a police car.
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"Tennis is a great life – we're well paid and the perks are pretty good – but it can feel empty if you're just doing it for the money," he said.
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Kasai, who had enjoyed a well-paid full-time job with a car firm before giving up work when she married, is now a temporary worker at a butcher's.
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After nine years as an engineer, Stella Uzochukwu quit her well-paid job in a telecommunications company in Nigeria to start up an after-school STEM class for kids.
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The flipside is a lack of well-paid jobs and thus "a missing cohort of middle-class consumers with sufficient income to maintain robust domestic demand", the report finds.
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Venezuelan migrants who have been trafficked into the sex trade are often lured by false promises of well-paid work in Colombia's restaurants and bars or as domestic workers.
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After all, surgeons and physicians have a reputation for being well-paid, and many healthcare systems are nonprofits, which would seem to put a damper on excessive executive pay.
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I you're interested in moving into the newly renovated area, you'd better start saving now—or just try to lock down one of those well-paid Apple engineer gigs.
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Handing over an amount of that size was only possible because my fellowship was well-paid, I didn't have any student loans, and I have a rent-stabilized apartment.
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While the jobs are well-paid by Cuban standards and highly sought, the doctors receive only a fraction of the amount that the foreign governments pay for their services.
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The UK's start-up scene, nurtured by international venture capital and skilled workers' willingness to move here, was starting to create global challengers – and thousands of well-paid jobs.
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At its peak, the factory employed 1,800 well-paid UAW workers in a 2 million-square-foot facility about 7 miles from both downtown St. Paul and downtown Minneapolis.
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Take Ludwigshafen, a south-west German industrial city where tens of thousands of workers—having completed their apprenticeships, of course—commute to well paid blue-collar jobs every day.
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He suggested that the most likely staffers to abuse their positions of power and engage in harassment are the ones in senior, well-paid positions, like chiefs of staff.
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He was 16 when a relative took him and 12 others from their village in Palghar - about 100 km from Mumbai - with the promise of a well paid job.
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Those installation jobs are likely to take a major hit — putting people out of work at a time when well-paid entry-level jobs are hard to come by.
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By offering stable, well-paid jobs to electrical workers, PREPA helped create a Puerto Rican middle class, says José Caraballo Cueto, an economist at the University of Puerto Rico.
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Indeed's managing director for India, Sashi Kumar, told CNBC Make It the growth is indicative of the vast and well-paid opportunities available to the country's technically minded professionals.
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The government however, said it still believes shale gas could be an important energy source for the country and the industry could generate economic benefits and well paid jobs.
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DGB head Reiner Hoffmann said a long-term public investment program was the only way to secure the sustainability of Germany's growth model and with it, well-paid jobs.
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This is true even at big tech firms; software developers might be well paid relative to hotel workers, but they're paid a pittance compared to the founders and executives.
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This is telling in terms of the ethics of footballers smoking, with some inclined to take the moral high ground over such well-paid professionals doing down their bodies.
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By the numbers: Gerard is one of most well-paid CEOs of trade associations, bringing in a base pay of more than $2.5 million, according to the website CEOUpdate.
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I hope that the most egregiously squandered — the co-stars Aubrey Plaza and Anna Kendrick, as well as the character actors Stephen Root and Sam Richardson — were well paid.
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While job displacement by definition happens with increased automation, the U.S. has a unique opportunity to create a large and well-paid workforce that harnesses the power of automation.
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The proposal looks to circumvent the longstanding political tactic of pitting jobs growth against environmental protection by proposing the creation of an enormous number of well-paid green jobs.
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Managers and professionals are typically well-paid and have a fair amount of bargaining power, so there was less reason to worry about them being exploited on the job.
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Further north in Whitehaven, Labour's sway has steadily receded with an influx of well-paid jobs provided by the Sellafield nuclear site and the decline of traditional primary industries.
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Since ballet careers tend to be short, dangerous and not particularly well-paid compared with other fields of entertainment, many dancers have worked hard to build their own brands.
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Indeed, as publicly funded pre-K expands, the division may be not between academics and play, but between programs with well-trained and well-paid teachers and those without.
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Binghamton over the same period had become one of the least unequal metros, in part because many I.B.M. executives and well-paid manufacturing workers had vanished from its economy.
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This commitment, from a not particularly well-paid research fellow, earned Ord profiles at the time from the likes of the BBC, the Telegraph, and the Wall Street Journal.
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The country's dominance of the arduous but well-paid work on cargo ships began in the 1980s, when an organized campaign began to train Filipinos for careers at sea.
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She said she was concerned about Democrats' ability to articulate an effective message on the economy and show voters how their own policies encourage investment and well-paid jobs.
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The ring lured its victims to Britain with the false promise of well-paid work and free housing, only to force them to work long days with little pay.
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Fishermen beached by the collapse of Newfoundland's cod industry in the 250s and workers displaced by Ontario's manufacturing slump in the 22022s found well-paid jobs in Alberta's oil patch.
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City officials say the well-paid jobs at the Granite City Works, which traces its roots to the late 2300th century, are the heart of this town of 20486,2600 people.
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Despite its image as a nation of well-paid workers making world class goods like Mercedes cars or Siemens kitchen equipment, Germany does not show up well in international comparisons.
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To the ire of local authorities, an attempt to prosecute him was shelved by state attorneys, who considered that his chronic and well-paid absence did not constitute a crime.
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DESPITE the incoming administration's vow to bring thousands of well-paid jobs back to America, over half a million posts paying $100,255 a year or more are currently going begging.
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The quality is something Schwarz wants to stress: These companies aren't just doing good, they're creating unique products made from better materials, all by skilled craftspeople who are well-paid.
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For decades, Saudi Arabia's immense oil wealth has given its people lavish benefits, including free education and medical care, generous energy subsidies and well-paid (and often undemanding) government jobs.
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Among better-compensated professions, the Oxford researchers took into account software that can analyze and sort legal documents, doing the work that even well-paid lawyers often spend hours on.
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Those leading tours receive a hefty chunk of this and are therefore well-paid by local standards, says Dodi Perangin Angin, who runs a trekking company which employs 13 guides.
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"It is incomprehensible that the union is calling for the biggest pay increase for the most well-paid group of staff," Lufthansa board member Bettina Volkens said in a statement.
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Long hours have become a status symbol among the well paid, and people at these types of jobs are expected to be reachable 24/7 for more off-hours work.
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In addition, while 72 percent of white women say they are well paid, just 65 percent of Hispanic women and 64 percent of black women say the same about themselves.
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Instead, it will include job de-skilling, in which technology makes what was once well-paid work accessible to minimum-wage or gig-economy workers with little or no training.
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Often from poor families, the women are preyed upon by traffickers who pay for their flights and offer false promises of a better life and well-paid jobs in Uruguay.
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Most of them are brought from other states and from neighbouring countries including Nepal and Bangladesh, under the guise of securing a well-paid job in a home or shop.
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What often happens instead is that these tasks, rather than becoming respected, well-paid professions, are foisted piecemeal onto socioeconomically disadvantaged women, freeing their more privileged peers to pursue careers.
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The days when white men kept an uncontested hold on political power, when young adults without a college degree could easily find a well-paid job, are not coming back.
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There are some 30 million well-paid jobs that don't require a four-year degree, according to a new report by the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce.
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They are the entities with unlimited wealth who surround our nation's capitol with thousands of well-paid lobbyists, who to a significant degree write the laws that we live under.
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Within the OECD—apart from in Japan and South Korea, where women are excluded from most well-paid jobs—part-time working and the gender pay gap are significantly correlated.
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He is dominant on the field and respected off it; comfortable with the direction of his franchise; happy in both Southern California and Southern New Jersey; and extremely well paid.
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Their jobs are well paid and offer security, but are hard to get in part because older employees stay on well past retirement age, limiting opportunities for the next generation.
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Once classified as a 'supergiant' alongside Saudi Arabia's Ghawar deposit, the Cantarell field, and the well-paid union jobs it supported, is credited with finally establishing a Mexican middle-class.
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With 11 chapters and 99 subsections, the law's text is a good homeopathic cure for insomnia; it even has many well-paid lawyers confused about how it will be enforced.
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They employ a younger, less well trained, and less well paid workforce and have higher inmate-to-guard ratios, all of which saves money but also makes prisons more dangerous.
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Ramchandani alleged that although he had been acquitted, Citigroup's conduct had cost him tens of millions of dollars, damaged his reputation and ended his successful and well-paid professional career.
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The original thinking behind the controversial mandate was that the larger health insurance market would be best served if everyone — young and old, sick and well — paid into the system.
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Then last week, there was a third Arcuri bombshell — according to emails "passed to The Sunday Times," Johnson had written a letter recommending Arcuri for a well-paid government job.
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STOKE-ON-TRENT, England — Dennis Lancett can recall the days when workers in this former industrial hub could walk out of their front doors and into well-paid factory jobs.
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All Finnish residents, including manual laborers, legal immigrants, well-paid managers and wealthy families, benefit hugely from the same Finnish single-payer health care system and world-class public schools.
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One limitation of the study, Ryde said, was the group of recruited participants, since they largely consisted of well-educated, well-paid, young, white British female employees from university settings.
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Doctors tend to be extremely well-paid, and various medical professions are the highest-paying jobs in most states, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Employment Statistics program.
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And Rio's judges, already well paid, were pressing ahead with plans to spend millions of dollars hiring new servants for their chambers — until the public got wind of the plan.
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WASHINGTON — One former senior foreign policy official in the Obama administration received messages from someone on LinkedIn offering to fly him to China and connect him with "well paid" opportunities.
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WASHINGTON — One former senior foreign policy official in the Obama administration received messages from someone on LinkedIn offering to fly him to China and connect him with "well paid" opportunities.
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Mr. Northam also helped lure Amazon to Northern Virginia as one of two sites for its second headquarters, which will bring thousands of well-paid tech jobs to the area.
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If you're well paid, of course, your time is worth quite a bit more: $16 for a half-hour for a nurse, $28 for a lawyer, $49 for a doctor.
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Paris could be an attractive option to move small groups of well-paid traders who are on expatriates contracts, but not for back offices with thousands of people, Kyril Courboin added.
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It's not biology at work here, but laws mandating at least two months of the nation's well-paid, 13-month parental leave exclusively for fathers that have created profound social change.
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Mr van Beurden, boss of Royal Dutch Shell, the world's second-biggest publicly traded oil company, is not the first well-paid executive to dwell on the hardships of his youth.
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In turn, Hussey-Yeo wanted a better way to track his own spending, noting that despite having a relatively well paid job, he too had unwittingly turned to his bank's overdraft.
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She's now walking in high fashion shows alongside Kendall Jenner and Kaia Gerber, and is the (well-paid) face of brands like Lane Bryant, Revlon, Marina Rinaldi, and Swimsuits For All.
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Southern, as Peruvians know the firm, says the mine would generate 3,000 construction jobs and 650 well-paid permanent posts and would add more than $500m a year to Peru's exports.
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That's when a more globalized and financialized economy took root, and when well-paid jobs in the manufacturing sector started to lose ground to far worse jobs in retail and service.
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Despite the fact that "being paid well" trails "feeling that your work is meaningful," the truth is that workers only start to prioritize meaning when they feel they are well paid.
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So far, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has played the part of a well-paid gatekeeper, but he made it clear he will not tolerate any criticism, let alone a European intervention.
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He quit his job as a well-paid sales representative in the printing industry and became his wife's 24-hour caregiver: dressing her, doing laundry and scheduling social visits with friends.
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"OUTDATED, UNDERFUNDED" DGB head Reiner Hoffmann said a long-term public investment programme was the only way to secure the sustainability of Germany's growth model and with it, well-paid jobs.
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That strike, and similar ones in the 1930s, were the foundation for decades of well-paid jobs and highly productive manufacturing — the kind that we hope for in 21st-century manufacturing.
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The result: an influx of transient, well-paid workers that has turned Seattle into a city of horrendous traffic and outrageously expensive housing that has lost its quirky, middle-class character.
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" Discussing his children (and airbrushing away any mention of his son Hunter's well-paid misadventures in Ukraine), Biden veered dangerously close to anticipating senility: "I should have had one Republican kid.
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Often poor and with little education, they make easy prey for traffickers, who lure their victims with false promises of well-paid jobs as cleaners and cooks in restaurants and bars.
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The political shocks of the past year in Britain and America are linked to the steady loss of well-paid blue-collar jobs to automation and to cheaper imports, notably from China.
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To get there, the South Africa-born entrepreneur espouses Silicon Valley's meritocracy model, where enthusiastic, highly productive executives, managers, engineers and hourly workers are well paid and receive attractive benefits and perks.
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In a different Brazil, politics would seek to reconcile the claims of bondholders (who are almost all Brazilian savers; see chart), pensioners, well-paid government workers and the rest of the country.
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Cities around the world are looking to BNYDC for inspiration as they struggle to replace declining industrial jobs with well-paid alternatives while regenerating areas left vacant and neglected by dying industries.
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About a quarter of Americans do not consider themselves well paid for their work, according to the survey, revealing that employers may still have some work to do in balancing this equation.
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Ellis, for instance, said that she was placed on the front-end team, despite having experience in backend development and that the backend team was more prestigious, well-paid, and male-dominated.
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Apple's team of well-paid lawyers really showed Samsung's team of highly-paid lawyers who's boss, thanks to a recent court order banning the sale of Samsung's leading flagship phones from 2012.
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In recent years, San Francisco — under late mayor Ed Lee and his predecessors — has faced criticism for tech-friendly policies that have drawn well-paid and disproportionately male workers to the city.
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For the political elites, who can afford to hire campaign finance lawyers and well-paid vendors, the FEC's proposals will at most be a nuisance as they continue delivering their messages online.
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Across all industries, for example, 26% of whites and 24% of blacks or Hispanics say they are very well paid—a two percentage point gap that is within the margin of error.
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"Because they are highly educated, they hold well-paid jobs, they lose the financial incentive to get married," says Zhang Xiaobo, a professor of economics at Peking University's National School of Development.
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The country's members of parliament are among the world's most well-paid, taking home around 1.2 million shillings ($313,577.42) per month, including allowances, says Justine Musila of the parliamentary watchdog website Mzalendo.
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The figures are not broken down into ethnic groups but indigenous people are a soft target for traffickers who can easily exploit their dreams of well-paid work and a better life.
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Most women and children are brought from other states and from neighbouring countries including Nepal and Bangladesh, under the guise of securing a well-paid job in a home or retail establishment.
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If Olshey decides a few guys aren't working out, trading players like Allen Crabbe, Al-Farouq Aminu, or Mo Harkless won't be difficult; all are well-paid, but about equally well-regarded.
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Ratification of the accord, which was brokered last year to replace the 25-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), would boost investment and help create well-paid jobs, he said.
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Having served as a very well-paid lobbyist just before deciding to run for governor again isn't exactly the resume point most GOP voters (or any voters) are looking for right now.
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And over the past 20 years, at least some of the industries that have created the most jobs are also quite well paid, including professional services, management consulting and computer systems design.
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Construction crews would be needed to build the new campus or renovate an existing structure, and all those new well-paid Amazon employees are going to need places to eat and shop.
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His own compensation, he said, would be limited to his expenses plus "the salary of a fairly well-paid local minister," or about $50,21953 in 22011 (the equivalent of almost $21993,220 today).
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It's conceivable, too, that the core competences of the organization lie in the best-paid people and that the less well paid would be easier to replace if and when funds return.
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The Ruhr region became a melting pot starting in the 19th century, as successive waves of immigrants arrived — from Poland, Italy and Turkey — in search of well-paid work in the mines.
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"We stopped the Walmart development, but it was a lot of political infighting, a lot of Kabuki, a lot of well-paid lawyers and a lot of wasted time," Mr. Paul said.
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And despite Bloomberg's poor performance, his well-paid campaign has already cut a video of him in the debate, misrepresenting his opponents and making him look better than he actually was. Classy!
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Many of the athletes themselves came from backgrounds in which they were affected by racial injustice and watched their parents struggle, he said, even if they are now well-paid football players.
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Cementing China's role as the leading country for car assembly will help Beijing move the economy toward more sophisticated industries that can provide well-paid jobs for an increasingly well-educated population.
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That's because he had secured a well-paid position, despite having no qualifications, on the board of a corrupt Ukrainian company while his father was Vice President charged with overseeing Ukrainian issues.
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For the many people who move to New York without a full-time job — or a well-paid one — finding a sublet or pre-existing share are among the few available options.
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But as Sullivan is obviously picking and choosing his clients — and, in Weinstein's case, getting well paid for his time — it doesn't seem unreasonable to draw some inferences based on his choices.
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In April, the Atlantic's Amanda Mull wrote about workers in open-plan offices — urban, reasonably well-paid, but irritated by the constant imperative to be available and effusive — and why they love AirPods.
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It was difficult to find a paralegal job that paid more than $20/hour and I wasn't able to find a well-paid position until after a five-month unpaid internship, at 31.
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With relatively few women climbing the ranks, and strong old-boys' networks helping men reach the top, female representation in well-paid and high-status jobs is closer to a third than half.
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Administration officials say strengthening the rules of origin for autos will help boost well-paid jobs in the United States as well as cut the trade deficit with Mexico, another key Trump goal.
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Deliveroo said its expansion would benefit the British economy where it would provide more well-paid and flexible work for riders and would help to generate substantial extra revenues for its restaurant partners.
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He's got a well-paid job outside as a plasterer and is in the fortunate position of knowing that he can drop back into work more or less the day after leaving prison.
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Firing with severance pay would be the first, followed by a delayed bill allowing well-paid, white-collar workers to be paid by performance rather than the number of hours they clock up.
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The prospect of losing thousands of well-paid jobs would be particularly painful for the Liberal government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, which says it wants to focus on boosting the middle class.
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Though the decline of well-paid working class jobs is often portrayed as the inevitable consequence of globalization and technological change, it is in large part the result of a failure of government.
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And since this is a place where a $1 million starter home is considered a steal, those renters also include well-paid tech workers at some of the most valuable companies on earth.
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Once someone considers themselves to be at least somewhat well paid, they can focus on higher-level measures of satisfaction, like finding meaning in work or valuing the recognition they get from colleagues.
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Read more: Truck-driver salaries have fallen by as much as 50% since the 753s — and experts say a little-known law explains whyThe average truck driver in the 1970s was well paid.
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These extraordinary voting differences by age reflect ongoing disruptive changes in the American economy; the share of secure, well-paid jobs in the workforce is shrinking as a result of the digital revolution.
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With the Conscious Step Sock Collection you can send anyone a box of three different socks, each of which were made in fair trade conditions by a well-paid, zero-child-labor staff.
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But the movement started with a lot of technology workers — and it's a lot easier to save half your salary when you're a well-paid software engineer with health insurance and no debt.
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It takes a lot of skill and practice to use this method without harming the chicks, so it is mostly done by trained chicken-sexers — who are often well paid for their expertise.
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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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Now, with at least 219,2800 mostly well-paid employees in a booming sector of an otherwise stagnant economy, they believe they have the clout to press their demands for democracy, transparency and accountability.
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The security forces are still loyal to him, partly because he has made sure that soldiers and intelligence officers have been relatively well paid, no matter the dire straits of the national economy.
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Though the problem of poverty in America provokes deep disagreement, nearly every thinker on the subject agrees that the ideal exit is stable, well-paid employment and not permanent dependence on public support.
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I'm very lucky that I have not because I'm a reasonably well-paid person, I don't get [tax] credits on the exchange and I shouldn't—that should be for people who need it.
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The average graduate now owes the government more than 226,19703 pounds, or $21970,280, a debt to be paid back gradually upon securing a well-paid job, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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My mother's predecessors as Miss America were busy (and well paid) "fulfilling duties" — touring the country and making promotional appearances — but none of the pageant's sponsors wanted their products associated with a Jew.
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"Oftentimes, when I hear this excuse that regulations are holding companies back, I chuckle a bit at the well paid CEO's that complain they can't hack it in this over-regulated environment," he says.
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Over time Britain could see the emergence of a turbocharged elite—brainy, in well-paid jobs, and with plenty of capital behind them—that is even more enduring than the landed gentry of old.
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This began with a law, approved with bipartisan support in 2003, which created an elite corps of senior public-sector managers who are chosen in open competition, subject to performance targets and well paid.
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While gaining like everyone from a better health market, the big losers in the rearrangement of subsidies will be wealthier people, including business executives and well-paid labor leaders who have traditionally opposed it.
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As a result of it he could read, write and get well-paid jobs, and he did not mind putting on a suit and tie, just for part of the day, to do them.
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The clause effectively protects well-paid pilot jobs at major airlines, as it prevents the carrier from using bigger planes on outsourced regional routes, which generally pay less well and have inferior working conditions.
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What's going on in France now is similarly clarifying trends: To work in the future, you'll have to settle for being less well paid, and for having worse health insurance and lower unemployment benefits.
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In fact, a Wall Street Journal report late Sunday suggested it was Epstein's most recent team of well-paid attorneys who had helped win his admittedly bizarre release from suicide watch before his death.
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Several applicants told VICE News they heard about the job fair on social media and wanted to work at Koch because they had worked there in the past and had been relatively well-paid.
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Both give us a competitive edge which very few other countries possess, and they not only make our country stronger and safer, but keep well-paid jobs and high-tech industries here at home.
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" Lucas is also reported as "saying many of her contributors don't mind working for free, that many of them are well-paid elsewhere and consider it 'a donation' to gift their work to Guernica.
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For now, Incredible Health also says its focus is on building a career marketplace for nursing professionals to connect them with "permanent, well-paid hospital jobs", rather than dealing with travel and temp nurses.
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Even young women are in scant supply, many having been lured to the cities by the well-paid work offered by factories in need of laborers while the men were off on the battlefield.
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"Our democracy is only as good as people trust the results," former President George W. Bush declared in a presumably well-paid speech last week in the United Arab Emirates, a notorious Arab dictatorship.
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In Vancouver, British Columbia, the price of a single-family home has soared so fast over the last few years that even many well-paid local workers have been pushed out of the city.
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A well-paid middle manager might be able to join a gym, only to find that every time they get on the StairMaster they get a call or an email from someone up the hierarchy.
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Well-intentioned reforms designed to protect workers' rights create a two-tier market; well-paid insiders and unemployed outsiders, with firms reluctant to hire the latter because of the costs of getting rid of them.
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An alternative approach is to look at data compiled by LinkedIn, a website that is used by more than 214m workers worldwide, mostly well-paid white-collar ones, to share contact details and employment histories.
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Visit any small town in the West—or second-tier global city anywhere in the world—and the places where well-paid young professionals congregate will be similar to those in London and New York.
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To some, Bengaluru's rise mirrors India's economic progress over the past two decades, with business parks staffed with thousands of young, English-speaking graduates lured by the city's cosmopolitan feel and well-paid office jobs.
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Some young Koreans are also moving out of city for farming or taking blue collar jobs abroad, shunning their society's traditional measures of success - well-paid office work, raising a family and buying an apartment.
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Read More Well-paid employees & cheap food: MOD Pizza The hunt for stocks that directly benefit from cheaper gasoline has been tougher than Cramer imagined, but he finally found Cedar Fair, which fits the bill.
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" As for whether she ever personally experienced being paid less than a male co-star, she said with a smile, "Murphy was the last really sustained work I had and I was very well paid.
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In one example, the YIMBYs supported new multi-story apartment buildings in the Mission District, a historically working-class Latino neighborhood that has become a favorite haunt of well-paid tech workers, driving up prices.
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It particularly targets younger workers at smaller companies who may be well paid but are not offered a pension as part of their benefits because it is too expensive for their employer to provide one.
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And legislators must do more to hold tech companies accountable to a social contract built to enhance the quality of life for all of a city's residents — not just a tech company's well-paid employees.
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Class size is growing, and more students are unable to take the courses they need to graduate on time while well-paid "assessment" experts are hired to do work that is often misguided and useless.
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Slavery was formally abolished on the island in 1886 but blacks were still banned from some high-end establishments and excluded from well-paid, and most Afro-Cubans worked on plantations or as manual laborers.
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He surged past the conservative François Fillon this week thanks to "Penelope-gate" — an investigation into whether Mr. Fillon's Welsh-born wife held a well-paid government job but didn't actually work, and other allegations.
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They're putting their child in whatever child care they can afford, which doesn't have all of the developmental, high-quality, well-skilled and well-paid teachers, teachers who aren't worried about their own economic stress.
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Last year, 220006,2202 auto dealers operated in every corner of the United States, providing 2628,28500,6900 well-paid American jobs ranging from supervisors to salespeople to technicians, all while selling a record 2628 million light vehicles.
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Airbus employs 48,000 people in France where aerospace workers are comparatively well paid, with average industry salaries of 4,250 euros ($4,815) a month compared with the national average of 2,250, according to aerospace lobby GIFAS.
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We were still in a terrible, terrible budget crisis in New York and people were not very well paid back then and it just struck me as overselling something, but that was the turning point.
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Renegotiation, or the ditching, of NAFTA was a key campaign promise of Trump's, who frequently called the 23-year-old trade pact a "disaster" that has drained U.S. factories and well-paid manufacturing jobs to Mexico.
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Overall employees' annual pay stood at 4.15 million yen as of 2014, having peaked at 4.67 million yen in 1997, reflecting a steady decline in the number of well-paid full-time workers, government data shows.
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One in 100 American workers toils either directly for Boeing, whose workforce numbers 137,000 in its home country, or one of its 13,600 domestic suppliers, which employ a further 1.3m people in mostly well-paid jobs.
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The degree is structured as a series of three or four episodes of education followed by periods in work, in the expectation that Manpower has a good overview of the skills leading to well-paid jobs.
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Young, well-paid, appreciated by her bosses and with an enviable sense of style, she travels around Europe with all the verve of a woman in a Peroni advert doing what she does best: assassinating people.
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By the numbers: Administration officials claimed that the system would result in an increase of $500 billion in tax revenue by 2029, due to more immigrants who are likely to be employed in well-paid jobs.
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For if Mr Rubio could not rely on a parental Rolodex, as he puts it, his career has been blessed in other ways: seats opening up at serendipitous moments, money and well-paid jobs magically materialising.
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Very well paid, but quite dull… You can go and be an actuary in the City and earn a fortune and use maths, but it won't be quite the same as using maths where we are.
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We are seeing bootcamp models where students pay tuition upfront and receive an explicit or implicit guarantee of employment; most student-pay bootcamps show placement rates of close to 90 percent into relevant, well-paid jobs.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Penalize Companies That Export Jobs" (Op-Ed, April 11): Michael Riordan's suggestion for "serious penalties for corporations that export well-paid jobs" is important but not sufficient to retain American jobs.
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"If you look at South Korea, Singapore, Finland, teaching has been given status, teachers are treated well, paid well and so much professional development has gone behind them," said Vikas Pota, CEO of the Varkey Foundation.
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" His Democratic opponent, Missouri's secretary of state, Jason Kander, told the paper that "deals such as T.P.P. have the potential to devastate local economies across the state, replacing well-paid manufacturing jobs with low-paying jobs.
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In these circumstances, it is sheer folly for the C.G.T. to continue to disrupt vital public services, and outrageous for Air France pilots, generally considered well paid, to strike over the first weekend of the tournament.
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In the mid-to-late-19913th century, the American economy and culture were ripe for 30-year-old men, who — more than European and Japanese — typically landed well-paid careers, bought homes, and supported large families.
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Before you start talking about how great and easy sex work sounds, remember that one-off stories posted online gawking at well-paid "sugar babies" are tabloid fodder and don't represent most sex workers' realities. 18.
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Few places can match the high-speed pressure cooker of a college basketball arena, where the abuse comes from well-paid college coaches who scream and shout and preen, and from fans who follow their lead.
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But one criticism of the plan, and of other candidates' ideas to eliminate college tuition or student debt, is that it would benefit some on the road to becoming doctors, lawyers and other well-paid professionals.
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The deal for the Queens development, in Long Island City, was announced on Tuesday, after Amazon concluded a 14-month, countrywide search for a location for a second headquarters for some 220,220 well-paid tech workers.
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Economic View In Vancouver, British Columbia, the price of a single-family home has soared so fast over the last few years that even many well-paid local workers have been pushed out of the city.
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In Nashville, citizens concerned about how a new Amazon headquarters might exacerbate already significant housing issues were blunt about how well-paid tech workers could drive up both the prices for rental units and homes alike.
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The world's largest online retailer posted a surprising request for proposals last week, seeking a city to host what it calls its second North American headquarters, where it will employ up to 2628,28500 well-paid workers.
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It helped fuel President Trump's political rise and underpins the frustrations that played out in calls to build a Mexican border wall, reopen trade agreements, and bring back well-paid work in coal mines and factories.
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It's a well-paid union job in which she gets to work with her hands while earning $42 an hour, more than three times what she once made as an office worker at a non-profit.
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The world's largest online retailer posted a surprising request for proposals last week, seeking a city to host what it calls its second North American headquarters, where it will employ up to 50,000 well-paid workers.
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The high cost of housing in the Bay Area is a complex issue, more complicated than well-paid tech workers pricing everyone else out—but that's part of it, which made the irony hard to miss.
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But with the latest tech boom — as traffic clogs the highways and a shortage of housing makes it hard even for well-paid software developers to own a home — the old dream, for many, has evaporated.
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Faced with workers demanding pay raises, bosses can threaten to outsource jobs to contractors, to move them overseas or to hand the work to a much smaller group of well-paid engineers overseeing teams of robots.
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Amazon appears to be proposing to hire a lot of relatively well-paid white-collar professionals, rather than creating jobs that would be available to the kinds of people who are really in need of help.
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Renegotiation of NAFTA was a key campaign promise of U.S. President Donald Trump, who frequently called the 23-year-old trade pact a "disaster" that has drained U.S. factories and well-paid manufacturing jobs to Mexico.
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Rajaraman is hiring as many as 100 engineers who can be more easily pulled from tech giants if WeWork has a local headquarters — rather than asking a well-paid developer or designer to move to Manhattan.
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We saw as my parents, well-paid professionals in Malaysia, trudged through a variety of menial jobs, struggling to apply for minimum-wage work; and not for a lack of qualifications, experience or even English-language ability.
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In a statement responding to the report, a company spokesperson told us: Deliveroo is proud to offer flexible well-paid work where riders on average earn well over £10 an hour, well above the National Living Wage.
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DHL Freight is trying to make the job more attractive by offering drivers well-paid contracts, long-term career prospects, more varied work and schedules that allow them to get home to their families in the evening.
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As one auditor explains, TIWB has helped it "cut through the fluff" when companies provide documents, and to get better at negotiating with firms and their well-paid advisers when disagreements arise over the pricing of transactions.
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His critics say that he has often favored style over substance, dedicating relatively little time to policy detail and pursuing other interests such as his well-paid regular Telegraph column and a recent book about Winston Churchill.
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The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said the men were part of a people trafficking ring that preyed on vulnerable Poles — often jobless and in need of money — and falsely promised them well-paid jobs in northeast England.
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To that point, a key part of Kelly's life came in 2628-28503: At the time, she was a well-paid attorney at a respected law firm working 22019-hour days and basically miserable in the process.
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His critics say that he has often favoured style over substance, dedicating relatively little time to policy detail and pursuing other interests such as his well-paid regular Telegraph column and a recent book about Winston Churchill.
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Construction has been seeing a labor shortage because young U.S. workers aren't interested in replacing the aging workforce, even though it's a well-paid industry that often doesn't require a college degree, reports the Wall Street Journal.
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Because of his extensive network, long record in politics and business, and significant philanthropic efforts over the years, including his own Bloomberg philanthropies, he'll also have an experienced and well-paid set of campaign advisers and surrogates.
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The compensation packages for Ghosn, one of the most celebrated and well-paid leaders in the global auto industry, have been a sore point among investors of the Renault-Nissan alliance which he helped launch in 21.
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But today, in a nation where most young people still don't finish college and only two-thirds even sample it, an injection of additional well-paid hourly work (at $20 an hour or more) is urgently needed.
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LEAG's three Lausitz plants, including Schwarze Pumpe, all sit among the top ten carbon emitters in the EU, but they also provide 8,000 well-paid jobs in a region not groaning with them, and thousands more indirectly.
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If you were to believe President Trump, and even some supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders, you would think that this is because every American has a divine right to a well-paid job in his own country.
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The compensation packages for Ghosn, one of the most celebrated and well-paid leaders in the global auto industry, have been a sore point among investors of the Renault-Nissan alliance which he helped launch in 1999.
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At the same time, some of the places with the highest levels of income inequality are homes of flagship universities in rural areas, where well-paid academics live alongside lower income workers in manufacturing and agriculture industries.
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Gurgaon and Bangalore have exploded in the past two decades as the main centers of India's tech boom, with millions like Mathur and Singh taking up the highly prized and well paid jobs that come with it.
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Let's not forget that much-respected UFC stars like Chris Weidman, Frank Mir, and Alexander Gustafsson have all visited Chechnya as guests of Kadyrov: all of them perfect, well-paid pawns in the dictator's propaganda chess match.
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The head of UBS Group AG has lashed out against regulators' efforts to rein in bankers' pay, arguing that the push is fuelled by envy among less well paid officials and risked stoking the populist backlash against capitalism.
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Women screenwriters — the most well-respected and well-paid being Frances Marion, Jeanie Macpherson, Anita Loos, June Mathis, and Bess Meredyth — wrote half of the silent films copyrighted between 19333 and 1925, according to Beauchamp's Without Lying Down.
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All the family have had to go to hospital at some point since moving here, and she refuses to send her children to the free schools—the teachers are not well paid and neglect the kids, she said.
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Predictably, the Swiss doubt whether it would work everywhere: "You need a society with well-paid professionals and a low rate of corruption in the medical profession," says Thomas Zeltner, the senior official in the federal health ministry.
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At the moment I just want work to be easy and well-paid, which, when you've been doing pretty much the same thing for nearly 15 years, it should be, or you're probably not very good at it.
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Last month Mr Moreno received Yanis Varoufakis, a leftist former Greek finance minister and now a well-paid star of the speaker circuit, who urged on him the virtues of paying suppliers and public workers with electronic money.
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It sounds like the perfect machine for a well-paid video editor or graphics designer, but the built-in screen is more of a liability than an asset to anyone who wants to play games or build them.
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Lured by false offers of free travel and well-paid work as waitresses, dancers or cooks in mining areas, migrants can end up forced into prostitution and made to work to pay off their debts, according to prosecutors.
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This year's rush of unicorns to the public market is challenging many long-held notions about the stock market, perhaps most notably the idea that companies need pricey investment bankers and other well-paid middlemen to go public.
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It could also, he says, help deliver something that decades of the free market, the open-source movement, government commissions and well-paid lawyers have not: software that is consistently secure, or at least very expensive to compromise.
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The power in the relationship will still reside with the companies themselves, as they ultimately decide what the rates and salaries will be, but the idea is to get companies to publicly commit to providing well-paid labor.
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Not learning about preparation and leadership from established and well-paid big league peers like Russell Martin, or receiving baserunning and defensive instruction from the best the organization has to offer—the coaches at the big league level.
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The military's universal child-care program covers more than 200,30 children of military families and is free or affordable for all the families, offering access to accredited child care options with well-paid and qualified child-care workers.
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She then makes her way to the prison's Trades Related Apprenticeship Coaching Program where she is learning carpentry skills and hopes to secure a well-paid job with labor-union benefits pending her release on February 23, 2019.
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Sobolewski, who has been in the police about 14 years, said progress was being made but it was a difficult as traffickers often target the most vulnerable people who are lured with false promises of well-paid jobs.
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In the rest of her tweet thread, Ocasio-Cortez outlined demands that commonly are featured in community benefits agreements negotiated between developers and local residents, such as well-paid jobs, protections for unions and investments in neighborhood infrastructure.
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The province of Quebec - where the firm has its headquarters - unveiled a $1 billion investment in the company's CSeries passenger jet last October and wants Ottawa to do the same to help protect thousands of well-paid jobs.
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Republicans and Democrats agree that well-paid jobs for American workers are essential for our economy and the health of our communities, and there is no doubt that our trade policies should help rather than hurt American jobs.
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The problem of Haryana, like that of the rest of the country, is that corporate India has enriched itself without creating meaningful, well-paid employment for the 10 million young Indians who come of working age each year.
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Amazon's Prime service, which offers video streaming, music and faster shipping of purchases, is priced at 999 rupees a year while local rival Hotstar has a free service as well paid plans starting at 365 rupees a year.
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But many local workers could miss out because they are not receiving the training they need for well-paid careers in tech, according to a new study by the Center for an Urban Future, a nonprofit research group.
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But even in its backyard of Silicon Valley, which is a mess of traffic congestion and housing prices that have attained levels even well-paid engineers can scarcely afford, there is a boom that, if anything, is accelerating.
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They decided they could, and he gave up his well-paid job and put their modest savings at risk to turn a hobby — floral design, which he had learned from his grandmother growing up in Alabama — into a business.
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The socioeconomic Maginot Line that long kept the TL apart from the rest of the city has in recent years been breached, as tech companies have pressed closer with their lavish mid-Market offices and well-paid young employees.
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More efficient sources of renewable power, better ways to store it, and better ways to distribute it are the industries of the future, and the sector is adding well-paid jobs faster than any other in the US economy.
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And so the CEOs (or, more likely, their very well-paid publicists) strung together some words to convey that they care about their users while at the same time evading any culpability for whatever the latest screw-up was.
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Still, having a job is not the same as having a well-paid job, and the data so far in 2019 does not support the idea that American workers are receiving big pay increases, despite the low jobless rate.
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Large gaps exist for education and income level—the less educated and less well-paid are likelier to believe all three things—as well as for political-party affiliation (nearly 6% of Republicans, but just over 4% of Democrats).
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But even when we just examine data among full-time workers, the trend persists: 22 percent of full-time working men say they are well paid for the work they do, seven points higher than full-time working women.
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In all four industries with a large enough sample size to compare responses by job level and sex, men were consistently more likely than women in their own field and at their same level to consider themselves well paid.
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While that is a pretty good guarantee, it is worth noting these are not well-paid people; the average pension in payment (based on 6,774 retirees and a £13.9m annual bill) is only a little over £2,000 a year.
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For Democrats, it was a time when a man could leave high school at 16 and walk into a well-paid job, with pension and health-care benefits, which would allow him to support a family and retire comfortably.
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Renegotiation, or the ditching, of NAFTA was a key campaign promise of U.S. President Donald Trump, who frequently called the 23-year-old trade pact a "disaster" that has drained U.S. factories and well-paid manufacturing jobs to Mexico.
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They report being less satisfied with their jobs and less well paid relative to their white, black, and Hispanic peers; but they also are more likely than everyone else to say they have excellent opportunities to advance their career.
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While there undoubtedly are plenty of well-paid statehouse lawyers to debate that point, Mr. Barrett has succeeded in alerting the public to a critical problem that Mr. Nixon has failed to address during his seven years in office.
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In many cases, private security guards are not particularly well-trained or well-paid, and do not receive a second background check in the years after they are hired, Goldenberg said, noting most states did not regulate the industry.
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If you're making these definitions based on just income level you're missing the important difference in status and relationships to between that of a well-paid unionized worker and a small business owner that might be earning the same.
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Lured by the promise of well-paid work and a chance to escape joblessness at home, hundreds of thousands of Kenyans are thought to be employed in the Middle East, sending much-needed remittances to their families every year.
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The larger conundrum is that so many American cities have regulated themselves into this corner where an influx of good-paying jobs is actually a bad thing because the well-paid newcomers will bid up the price of houses.
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He is still a very viable NBA player, and will be for some time, but he quickly became a dour Human Trade Rumor, and he's as sure a bet for well-paid NBA vagabondage as anyone in the game.
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Whether you're an experienced coder or have never written a line, a coding boot camp like this one by OSTraining can teach you how to become a knowledgeable, well-paid coder — and maybe even give Zuckerberg a run for his money.
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It's also helped her find the motivation to join the prison's Trades Related Apprenticeship Coaching program, where she has been learning carpentry skills and hopes to secure a well-paid job with labor-union benefits pending her release on Feb.
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Realizing permanent and well-paid jobs were hard to come by in the Kenyan capital, he decided to move back to his parents' farm in Kimandi, a village about 150km away, and start his own business planting and selling tree seedlings.
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The main challenge currently is a chronic shortage of homes, which is pushing prices beyond the reach of new buyers, who tend to be young and not particularly well-paid and, if university-educated, already saddled with huge amounts of debt.
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The gig was well paid, and Xu felt the urge to share her experience with people like her — Chinese workers and students seeking data jobs in the U.S. She took up blogging, and eventually grew it into an online school.
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In addition to being a well-paid administrator herself, (her salary at the tiny college was $160,000 per year with a $200,000 severance when she left in 2011), Sanders was leading an effort for a major physical expansion at Burlington.
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LinkedIn and Zillow crunched the numbers to see where workers in finance, health care or tech can find a prime combination of ample (and well-paid) job opportunities and housing costs that let them keep a bigger chunk of their paycheck.
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Cramer Remix: My rules on how to play Valeant Cramer: You could have avoided Valeant's disaster Well-paid employees & cheap food: MOD Pizza With the Fed out of the way for the time being, Cramer reviewed the potential biggest winners.
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Most of them are brought from other states and neighboring countries, including Nepal and Bangladesh, under the guise of securing a well-paid job in a home or shop but are sold into sex work or forced into manual labor.
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Manafort and Page are essentially grifters, going from one well-paid con to another, and both saw Trump's campaign, which they did not expect to be successful, as a way to gain influence that they could then trade for more money.
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And although Alphamin will provide some well-paid jobs to locals, as well as pay taxes to the central government, its mechanised operations will never employ anything like the thousands of people who once toiled there with pick and shovel.
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To simplify, a big part of his success comes from conjuring up an age when white men with high school diplomas could walk into a well-paid job for life, and women, black citizens, Hispanics and foreigners all knew their place.
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But broad political distress this year over the loss of well-paid working class jobs to global competition, coupled with mounting concern about China's increasingly assertive military posture, suggest that the next president could actually follow through on the pledges.
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In our survey, black and Hispanic workers in the technology industry are significantly less likely than whites to say they're very satisfied with their job, are well paid for the work they do, and have excellent opportunities to advance at work.
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Several years ago, instead of getting up to go to my well-paid, secure job as a tenured college professor, I would lie in bed for hours, repeatedly watching the video to "Don't Give Up," Peter Gabriel's duet with Kate Bush.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A British court on Wednesday jailed three Polish men for trafficking workers into Britain, luring them with the promise of well-paid jobs before stealing their wages and beating them when they tried to escape, prosecutors said.
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If, as expected, he prevails in most of the primary elections tonight, the billionaire developer will most likely be the Republican Party's nominee — and will have shredded a number of strategic master plans drawn up by his opponents' well-paid advisers.
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Why it matters: San Francisco — along with the Bay Area at large — has increasingly struggled with the influx of well-paid tech workers and its pressure on housing stock, which is making it difficult for many residents to afford housing.
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The groom-to-be recently told a relative that his new wife will not work because it would be inconvenient for him, and their marginal tax rate would be too high to make it worthwhile because he is so well paid.
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Solar evangelists say that if Donald Trump wants to create well-paid jobs that don't require a college education, he should foster the growth of solar rather than pursuing deals, one-by-one, to prevent U.S. manufacturers from shipping jobs overseas.
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It was there that she met Barack Obama, still a law student himself, and the lone voice among her family and friends to urge her to follow her heart and jump from her well-paid perch into the public sector.
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When Solow came up with his model for how the economy grows, economists thought of banks and other financial institutions, like stock and bond markets, as well-paid remoras attached to the side of the shark that is the real economy.
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Man camps, also described as "work-camp modular housing," are temporary housing communities set up for the well-paid, typically male laborers that are tasked with constructing pipelines snaking their way above, across, and below our nation's waterways and lands.
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Automation and outsourcing mean that a high school diploma no longer guarantees the type of well-paid work it previously did in many places across the U.S. Now, the majority of high-paying jobs require at least a college degree.
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Chuck Grassley, Republican chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, about how many times user data was improperly transmitted to third-parties, Zuckerberg passed the buck to presumably well-paid Facebook employees hit with a stack of high-stakes homework assignments.
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Since rapid urbanization pushed low-income families to the margins because of inadequate housing, hunger and a shortage of clean water, vegetable growing has become a survival strategy for the urban poor who lack the skills to secure well-paid jobs.
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His defense lawyers, led by one of Australia's most prominent and well-paid barristers, Robert Richter, argued a man of such stature would never have been so reckless having risen that same year to become the archbishop of the Melbourne archdiocese.
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The man, Riad, a schoolteacher, said the government had given local Sunni Arab tribe members like himself mainly low-level jobs, saving well-paid ones for government cronies and leaving locals to deal with the environmental problems from the industry.
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If subsidizing medical school — and by extension, the education of well-paid doctors — raises some uncomfortable class questions for progressives, another iteration could be free nursing school paired with an expansion of the physician duties that nurses are allowed to perform.
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Indian officials are trying to crack down on unauthorized agents who promise to organize well paid jobs as cleaners and laborers in the Gulf states but cheat people along the way with complaints ranging from non-payment of wages to physical abuse.
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But even if you strip away the fact that women tend to work part-time more often, and work in less well-paid fields, there's still a gender pay gap of around 8 percent that can't be explained between men and women.
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Instacart COO Ravi Gupta will say that a bad day working in the on-demand economy can be plenty demoralizing even if offset by good well-paid days, and Instacart is going to be making some changes in order to even things out.
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In Ireland, unlike in most other EU countries, most specialists employed in publicly funded hospitals, already well paid by the state, are allowed to dedicate a portion of their time (typically 20%, though there is in practice little supervision) to private patients.
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Not all of these jobs will be well paid, especially for women, says McKinsey—just as, according to left-wing critics, the jobs boom of recent years has been in low-paid work (though data suggest that high-paying ones also rose fast).
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Odyssey founder Stella Uzochukwu left her well paid job at an engineering firm to set up the charity in 2013, but increasing attacks on schools mainly in northeastern Nigeria and its capital Abuja by Islamist militant group Boko Haram has had an impact.
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This complex is run by well-paid operatives and professional non-profit leaders -- who, funded by rich people and foundations, often earn significant six-figure salaries and benefits that put them firmly in the one percent, and sometimes even in a better station.
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Cramer Remix: My rules on how to play Valeant Cramer: You could have avoided Valeant's disaster Well-paid employees & cheap food: MOD Pizza Two, the activists believe that the board lacks expertise and experience to hold management accountable and maximize shareholder value.
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Four in 266 people (0003%) who describe themselves as "not well paid" say that being paid well is the most important factor in their happiness at work—substantially higher than the 2000% who say "feeling that your work is meaningful" is most important.
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Vieira said he hoped Lampard could join the squad Saturday, which would mean that Villa might finally enjoy more of the sort of in-stride passes that have come only sporadically from Andrea Pirlo — the team's third well-pedigreed, well-paid international star.
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Faroz Ali, a 46-year-old Fijian citizen with New Zealand residency, was found guilty of people trafficking offences after promising 15 Fijian workers well-paid jobs in New Zealand, according to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, which investigates immigration offences.
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Paris, Frankfurt and Dublin are not-so-quietly jostling for what many believe will be a sustained slow bleed from London, but well-paid bankers are wary of France's high taxes and consider the night life of Dublin and Frankfurt far too dull.
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The solution is clear: Airports should kick out the TSA, hire (well-paid and unionized) private screeners, and simply ask people to go through normal metal detectors with their shoes on, their laptops in their bags, and all the liquids they desire.
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Trump's defining issue, practically his only issue, is the idea that immigration is bad—that immigrants bring crime with them and take jobs away from Americans, especially low-skilled workers who used to be able to count on well-paid manufacturing jobs.
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Politicians who tell liberals that overturning Citizens United would solve all their problems or that an aggressive crackdown on fossil fuel use would magically usher in a bonanza of well-paid green jobs are, similarly, misleading their constituents and not respecting them.
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Editorial If only we could dismiss Sean Hannity, Jeanine Pirro, Laura Ingraham and the other well-paid propagandists at Fox News as though they were harmless drunks at the end of the bar, ticking off their conspiracy theories to anyone who will listen.
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In " The Senator Next Door: A Memoir from the Heartland " (Holt), Klobuchar wants voters to know that, despite her impressive degrees and her well-paid (and, to progressives, faintly suspicious) stint as a corporate attorney, she's just that feisty bell-bottomed Midwestern kid.
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"At the end of the day, as a development strategy, it should have led to higher sustained growth, generated well-paid salaries and reduced the gap between Mexico and the United States," said Gerardo Esquivel, an economist at the Colegio de México.
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U.S. jobs data for May due on June 2, always a focus for well-paid financial market traders and investors, are likely to reinforce the story: a solid pace of hiring but with average wages rising only a bit more than inflation.
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For decades, the price of higher education has outstripped the overall inflation rate, making it increasingly more difficult to pay for the costs of attaining a college degree even as the credential became more and more important for securing meaningful, well-paid work.
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" Vanessa Renfer, 40, farmer "Much remains to be done in terms of social insurance, all the rights related to retirement, to savings, where women often work part-time, in jobs that are less well-paid, and they end up with miserable pensions.
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Employees who say they'd stay with their current company and decline a role with Amazon were, unsurprisingly, most likely to be happy with their job, feel like they have good work-life balance, like their organization's culture and be well- paid, according to the report.
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If space becomes a major topic of conversation or attracts heavyweight political interest, even the smallest bits of regulatory reform will be seized by angry people — along with their well-paid professional antagonists — looking for an excuse to raise a ruckus over every damn thing.
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But even in Japan, a wealthy, democratic nation listed as a tier 1 country, young women living in poverty are forced into prostitution by organized criminal networks that sometimes entrap them with promises of well-paid work as models or actors, the report said.
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Here, student debt is proving to be the biggest problem: Delinquency rates for student loans have surpassed those for home loans, since the jobs graduates got weren't always well-paid enough to keep up with rent, grocery and loan payments at the same time.
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Mining can also lift large numbers of people out of poverty by providing well-paid jobs and helping to roll out electrification in emerging economies, but operating in the fragile democracies where some of the richest resources are found can expose miners to corruption allegations.
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More American men are facing unemployment or underemployment, drug use, and jail "due to the loss of secure, well-paid blue collar jobs," Jack Goldstone, a professor of public policy at George Mason University and global fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center, told Axios.
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Since launching in December, MormonLeaks has published a steady stream of controversial internal documents that have drastically altered how many Mormons view the secretive, gerontocratic governing body of well-paid Apostles and prophets who oversee the business dealings and dogma evolution of the LDS Church.
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LONDON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With offers from four American universities, Mani Rezaei Rad gave up his well-paid job with a Siemens affiliate company in Tehran last year and proposed to his girlfriend so they could be together while he studied in the United States.
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Apple Wins Highly Relevant Lawsuit Against Samsung to Stop Sale of Four-Year-Old SmartphoneApple's team of well-paid lawyers really showed Samsung's team of highly-paid lawyers who's boss,…Read more ReadIn May 2015, Samsung successfully reduced that figure down to $548 million.
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And so, back at MUAC in Maastricht, Mr Santurbano jokes that if he had to advise a young person today on how to find a well-paid job unlikely to be disrupted by automation for decades to come, he would suggest air-traffic control.
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Kolko noted that while overall wage increases were modest last year at around 21 percent, data through November showed that workers with only a high school degree got average raises of 1303 percent, while hourly rates for less well-paid positions rose 2130 percent.
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Those workers who are looking for a way out do indeed feel like they're undercompensated: Just 24% of those who've recently considered quitting say they're "somewhat" or "very well paid" for the work they do, compared with 82% among those who haven't recently considered quitting.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - For America's fastest growing East Coast ports, trade with China equals billions of dollars of investment and thousands of well-paid jobs in the heart of Trump country and not, as the president portrays it, the death knell for America's middle class.
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Residents of Algonac can easily list the relatives and neighbors who have struggled with the painful decline of manufacturing or who were forced to move after auto factories with well paid union jobs an hour away in the Detroit area shut down or moved abroad.
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Although the organization celebrates the achievements of their alumni, who tend to quickly ascend into well-paid tech jobs across Mexico, the coding bootcamp is never short of work, and is now looking to open an office in Tijuana to be closer to the border.
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For the right city, winning Amazon's second headquarters could help it attain the rarefied status of "tech hub," with the prospect of highly skilled, well-paid workers by the thousands spending freely, upgrading a city's urban core and fueling job growth beyond Amazon itself.
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The Worcester area has a disproportionately large community of well-paid medical professionals, from nurses and midwives to physicians and microbiologists; it has a huge number of educators for its population, a result of having nearly a dozen colleges in one medium-size city.
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It has been hollowed out as trade and technology have done away with most of the well-paid jobs once available to Americans without a college degree, tipping many of them into a service economy of low wages, uncertain hours and little job security.
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And Bloomberg, who has dallied several times with an independent run—at least according to the very well-paid sycophants on his political staff—has wisely chosen to avoid testing the notion that a divorced liberal Jewish technocratic billionaire from Wall Street could get elected.
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The new measures came as a shock to many in the country's bloated public sector, which for decades has served as a vehicle for the royal family to distribute its oil wealth in the form of well-paid jobs that often require little work.
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It was the "emirs" who had the pick of the women, who lived in the best houses and who wore the fanciest clothes, she said, adding that the Islamic State governor of Raqqa was known for giving his relatives well-paid positions in the administration.
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But even though addressing workplace violence is crucial and overdue, most of the early media coverage focused on workplaces where women are relatively well paid—in Hollywood, for instance, in media, and in politics—and the majority of victims who came forward were white.
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He's well paid but he hates his master so much that today, the day he finally tasted poison, he's eaten a lot and is managing to keep a normal expression on his face until his master has eaten at least as much as he has.
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They were definitely doing it for a living, but as far as I've seen from the scenic artists that I've interviewed in the histories we've uncovered, they were very well regarded and very well paid among the ranks of the people building these sets.
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Payroll taxes are 5.9 percent of G.D.P.; by comparison, the Obama stimulus of 2009-2010 peaked at about 2.5 percent of G.D.P. Yet it would be very poorly targeted: big breaks for well-paid workers, nothing for the unemployed or those without paid sick leave.
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On the other hand, said David Autor, an M.I.T. economist, it would make the job market even more challenging for a group of workers who already struggle to find stable, well-paid employment and are unlikely to have the education to move into better jobs.
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The booming technology sector that attracts scores of well-paid workers has driven up home prices — resulting in stiff competition for people trying to put bids on houses in key areas, according to a recent report by Redfin, a Seattle-based real estate brokerage.
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In January, satirical magazine Le Canard Enchaine claimed that for eight years, Fillon gave his wife Penelope a very well paid job as a parliamentary assistant – as well as employing two of his children on occasion – at a cost of nearly €8063 million ($1.08 million).
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In January, satirical magazine Le Canard Enchaine claimed that for eight years, Fillon gave his wife Penelope a very well paid job as a parliamentary assistant – as well as employing two of his children on occasion – at a cost of nearly €1 million ($1.08 million).
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Jonatan Majewski, 26, who lived in London, lured three men and one woman from Poland with the promise of well-paid jobs before forcing them to work in a laundry in nearby Essex for more than 12 hours a day, six days a week, police said.
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Ann Pettifor, an economist, argued that it is possible by replacing low-paid insecure employment with full-skilled well-paid employment, government would expand tax take and could cut taxes That certainly would be an outcome everyone would favour but it is not so easily done.
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While the Cruzes were well paid — he made more than $1 million a year as a law partner, and she earned a six-figure income as an executive in Goldman Sachs's Houston office — they also had big bills, including mortgage payments and full-time child care.
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Trump, according to NBC, said the restaurant, the 21 Club, shut down for a year and lost a huge amount of money because its owners listened to the recommendations of a well-paid consultant instead of the waiters and kitchen staff who knew the establishment most intimately.
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"The challenge is you're trying to take workers who were reasonably well paid, far into their career, and train them for a new type of job," says Carolyn J. Heinrich, the lead investigator in the aforementioned DOL study and a professor of public policy at Vanderbilt University.
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"We expected our extremely well-paid transaction advisors to provide ethical counsel and unbiased support around this landmark acquisition, not leverage their positions to pursue larger profits for themselves and other clients at our expense," Steve Spinner, CEO and chairman of United Food, said in a statement.
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Almost any campaign consultant, including the well-paid campaign consultants producing a deluge of negative television ads, knows that when a candidate with high negative ratings runs a campaign that is highly negative, her negative ratings will climb, and enthusiasm for her candidacy will stay low.
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James Waddington, a lawyer for the UK Serious Fraud Office, said the defendants were part of an elite, well-paid group that fixed the odds in a zero-sum game as he opened the prosecution's case in a criminal trial expected to last at least two months.
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The same holds true at the other end of the spectrum: 95% of people making $100,000 or more who say they're very well paid are satisfied with their jobs, while 66% of those making the same amount of money but who feel underpaid say they're satisfied.
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SHENZHEN, China (Reuters) - When Japanese recruiters plucked Liu Xueqin from her provincial hometown 53 years ago to work in an electronics factory in Shenzhen, she was happy to get a well-paid job and unaware of the small role she would play in China's dramatic economic rise.
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He wrote movies for nine years, and was well paid and sought after, but none of his credited work made it to the big screen, so he took a job as a senior editor at Genre , a now defunct gay magazine, where he covered the entertainment industry.
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A Zillow analysis found that rents in Seattle increased by 31 percent between 2013 and 2018, and home values increased by nearly 73 percent during that same time frame, due in large part to an influx of well-paid tech workers, many of whom worked for Amazon.
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It's the newest effort by San Franciscans to draw a line in the concrete over the growth that has made it a global hub of technological innovation but also the archetype of what a sudden influx of well-paid tech workers can do to a city.
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Or it would speak wonders, were the NCAA something other than a cartel whose greatest and most insidious reason for existence is to both fuck over and generally siphon capital from its endlessly renewable labor force, and were universities anything other than willing and well-paid accomplices.
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Next month, Snap, the parent company of the disappearing-message app Snapchat, which is based in the Venice neighborhood, is set to go public — and in the process mint a wave of tech millionaires and billionaires in a city better known for its well-paid Hollywood stars.
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A well-paid federal job guarantee could institute a four-day workweek as the economy-wide standard for millions participating in the transition to a low-carbon economy, spurring the private sector to compete on both wages and hours while fulfilling the longtime demand of full employment.
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Is it a good use of their clients' money, for these people to spend their entire, well-paid work day at their "public affairs" firms doing things like creating Twitter accounts for fake grassroots campaigns, or ghostwriting editorials for some other schmuck to attach their byline?
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When he visited home wearing expensive new clothes and other swag, they began to ask questions, and he told that that he'd gotten hired to be a doorman at a fancy, membership-only traditional gentleman's club—a well-paid gig that my then-roommate actually had.
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Milton L. Williams Jr., a lawyer for Mr. Gerardi, also acknowledged that it was discouraging to hear many of the details of the way Albany works, with well-paid lobbyists leaning on lawmakers and others state officials, like Mr. Percoco, who are responsible for public policy.
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Bank secrecy still exists in some areas — Swiss authorities cannot automatically see what citizens have in their domestic bank accounts, for example — but gone are the days when well-paid European professionals could stash wealth across the border and beyond the prying eyes of their tax man.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Young women with a well-paid job in the developed world will be almost 40 percent poorer than their male colleagues by the time they reach old age, as the pay gap limits women's ability to invest over time, a study said on Monday.
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Here's a glimpse of the useful skills you'll learn on your way to becoming a well-paid freelancer: Freelancing With YouTube, WordPress, Upwork, and Fiverr There are so many different sites that support freelancers these days: virtually anyone can have a career using YouTube, WordPress, Upwork, and Fiverr.
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This shows that men should find jobs as dealers with their high salaries and short working hours; women should marry dealers for not only are their husbands well-paid with lots of vacation time, they would also have time to go to the mall and movies with you!
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Although I have little patience for well-paid lobbyists defending the continued practice of paying people with disabilities pennies an hour, I have great compassion for the families who have loved ones with disabilities affected by 14(c) and are scared at what changes may entail for them.
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Those endless rounds of extra tutoring, music lessons, sports sessions and educational visits, together with lively discussions at home about every subject under the sun, have proved highly effective at securing the good grades and social graces that will open the doors to top universities and well-paid jobs.
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One possible way for the company to expand its pool of well-paid jobs at a time when its traditional copper-line business is only marginally profitable and shrinking would be to expand its fiber-optic network, known as Fios, which can package together television, Internet and telephone service.
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This testimony is especially ironic when you consider that every time HHS or Congress suggest any reform, the well-paid cottage industry of lawyers, IT experts and investors who make millions exploiting loopholes in the 340B program, rise up indignantly to say that any reform will hurt the poor.
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Revivals of the WPA's Federal Theater Project, Federal Writers' Project, and Federal Art Project could give well-paid and steady jobs to performers who've spent months out of work due to coronavirus shutdowns, producing a new generation of plays, books, and even travel guides for all 50 states.
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Best known for his work on the emergence of the so-called knowledge or creative class, Florida has turned his attention to less well-paid service jobs that do not require college or postgraduate degrees, focusing on the voting patterns of such workers in this nation's 382 metropolitan areas.
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The break has led to a world in which the well-paid and well-employed are well-insured, and the marginally employed -- lower-pay workers, part-time and temp workers, the rest of the roughly 30 million Americans under the age of 0003 in this category -- still have no health insurance.
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Cramer Remix: My rules on how to play Valeant Cramer: You could have avoided Valeant's disaster Well-paid employees & cheap food: MOD Pizza That is why Cramer decided to dig through what Trump has actually said about various companies and the economy and figure out what he would do if elected.
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There is no way a recent, extremely well-paid Stanford graduate can be expected to empathize with the rest of the country if the extent of his or her worldliness means knowing the best time to cut out of work to beat traffic from Silicon Valley back to San Francisco.
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Negotiations are hung up on several specific issues: Verizon has argued that the unionized workers are very well-paid — $130,000 on average, including benefits, the company said in a press release — and that they're turning down an offer of a 6.5 percent raise by rejecting its offers on the contract.
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A quarter of a century ago, unions reluctantly acquiesced to Nafta based on the premise that American workers would get the better end of the deal — new high-skilled, well-paid jobs in a regional supply chain that sent only its low-skill, low-wage bits south of the border.
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When Napoleon's brother Jerome was made king of the short-lived kingdom of Westphalia a few years later, and offered Beethoven a well-paid post, Beethoven seems to have considered taking it — at least until some Viennese nobles agreed to pay him a large salary to keep him in Vienna.
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When Napoleon's brother Jerome was made king of the short-lived kingdom of Westphalia a few years later, and offered Beethoven a well-paid post, Beethoven seems to have considered taking it — at least until some Viennese nobles agreed to pay him a large salary to keep him in Vienna.
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The Bidens' recent income has come mainly from their salaries (Joe briefly held down a well-paid post as the Benjamin Franklin Presidential Practice Professor at the University of Pennsylvania), speaking fees and royalties from books, especially Biden's best-selling "Promise Me, Dad," about the last year of his son Beau's life.
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It also recommends the introduction of three months of non-transferable, well-paid leave for fathers and second parents; a scheme to allow women to return to work after leaving the labour market; and the improvement of pay for women in low-paid, "highly-feminised" sectors, such as social care and retail.
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Rather, we should begin to consider serious penalties for corporations that export well-paid jobs, particularly those that have been major beneficiaries of hundreds of billions of dollars in research and development spending by the federal government, which helped create many high-tech products and industries and the jobs that came with them.
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"It's not about being nice, it's about really demanding what you want, and taking a stand because ultimately what these folks fail to see is that happy, well paid, safe workers give way to a healthy workplace and customers that are happy," said Ron Rubine, a representative for LA City Councilman John Lee.
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If you're also interested in seeing how already-well-paid corporate directors can get a raise while presiding over a horrendous mess that helped lead a company to need federal relief, you can look at how Boeing's directors gave themselves a $20,7373 raise (to $366,000) last year from what they got in 2018.
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In a way, it's not a lot different from what is happening in America: the intensive parenting (because there's just too much competition and everyone wants their kid to be the best), the social media effect, the desire to have a job that fulfills all parameters of being well-paid but something that inspires.
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A company like Apple that thinks nothing of investing money in environmental or accessibility initiatives would never dream of taking a similarly high-minded attitude toward labor issues, even though it obviously could make Apple Store retail employees as well-paid as any manufacturing worker from the "good old days" if it wanted to.
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Prince also seems legitimately offended, horrified, even, by the small but growing number of Blackbirds in the world — meaning firms launched by attorneys who've been on the other side of the table, were presumably well paid by their prestigious firms, yet who left to pursue what can apparently be even more lucrative work, chasing after their old clients.
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In the combined three CNBC|SurveyMonkey Workplace Happiness surveys of 343, with a total of more than 24,000 workers across the country surveyed, 76% of workers with a college degree say they are very or somewhat well paid for the work they do compared with 71% of workers without a college degree who say the same.
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Read more: Top Oracle execs Larry Ellison, Mark Hurd and Safra Catz failed to earn all of their annual bonuses this yearThe lawsuit alleges that too many of Oracle's board members are so dependent on Ellison, both for their well-paid Oracle board positions and in their other business ventures, they are not free to defy him.
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What shale-field workers and communities almost certainly need—more than a temporary loan to oil barons—is investment to diversify their economies with well-paid work and industries that strengthen former boomtowns for the long haul, fully honoring the contributions that generations of workers have made to the country and transitioning into the future of American energy.
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Midlife deaths from drugs and alcohol (though not suicide) spiked in black communities in the 1980s when, as the sociologist William Julius Wilson has explained, offshoring of factory jobs deprived the blue-collar black man of a well-paid job that offered him a proud role as husband and father in a home he could own.
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In essence, the policy was to enthusiastically encourage people to move there for work while equally enthusiastically discouraging developers from building places for those people to live, stoking a generational battle in which the rising cost of housing enriched people who already owned it and deterred anyone who wasn't well paid or well off from showing up.
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As President Trump promises to recover the jobs of an ancestral age populated by well-paid coal miners, steelworkers and assemblers of air-conditioners, he is missing one of the most critical challenges of the American work force: transforming long-term care into a higher-quality, better-paid job that could support the middle class of the future.
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It's a move that gets deep into the weeds of how policy making in Washington works, but it's something that Warren sees as essential to leveling the playing field between well-paid corporate lobbyists who are experts in their fields and over-worked, under-staffed congressional members who lack independent analysts to explain highly technical issues.
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In addition to locally run county fire departments, the state has a team of incarcerated firefighters — who make less than $22.5 an hour and whose criminal records often make them ineligible for well-paid firefighting work upon their release — who help put out the blazes, saving California an estimated $28 million to $210 million per year.
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Mr Blair's readiness to be an uncritical friend and well-paid advisor to the likes of Paul Kagame of Rwanda, a violent authoritarian, and Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan, a dictator, also raises concerns, while his apparent delight in the trappings of power—the private jets, the fleets of big, black cars and the phalanxes of security guards—is disappointingly meretricious.
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For more than a decade, Two and a Half Men's Angus T. Jones was one of the most recognizable (and well-paid) faces on TV. But just two years later, after 10 seasons of starring as Jake — the young and impressionable son of Jon Cryer's character on the CBS sitcom — Jones, 23, was ready to leave his show and say goodbye to stardom.
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While some conservatives have argued that the wage gap — the average difference between men's and women's wages — is driven by women deciding to focus on child-rearing or take a job in a satisfying (if less well paid) field, Gould argued that some women weren't choosing to leave higher-paid fields, they were getting pushed out — by job pressures, societal expectations, and hostile work environments.
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That, ultimately, is why the fight to win the JEDI contract represents something larger than the profit margins and stock prices of Silicon Valley firms: It is a crossroads at which tech companies will be forced to choose whether they can feasibly continue to preach the values of liberal-minded innovation and independence from big government while serving as its well-paid and compliant partners.
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The Democracy Collaborative's Carla Skandier, on the other hand, has suggested a "51 Percent Solution for the Climate Crisis," in which the government takes a majority stake in privately owned fossil fuel firms, winding down production along a science-based timeline and giving workers a dignified off-ramp into other well-paid work, all the while muting the industry's enormous influence over our political system.
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For the study, Stanford University doctoral candidate Michael Webb analyzed the overlap between more than 16,000 AI-related patents and more than 800 job descriptions and found that highly-educated, well-paid workers may be heavily affected by the spread of AI. Workers who hold a bachelor's degree, for example, would be exposed to AI over five times more than those with only a high school degree.
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I think people tend to have this perception of these pockets of people who are all very well-paid engineers who could go out and get their own lunch, but the truth is is that there are a lot of people who work in lower-level jobs, admin, support, security, things like that, who are already commuting two hours to get to their Bay Area job.
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Companies and are growing faster Munger says he is 'very partial' to canada, and that it is wise for the country to have socialized medicine Munger says people in investment management industry should 'prepare for tougher times ahead,' says there are 'wreteched excesses' in many well-paid hedge fund and private equity businesses Munger says index funds 'work better' for most people Munger says: 'i hate things like bitcoin.
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It's no surprise that Drake, who Rihanna kindly brought along in her hand luggage, performed his "Work" verse live and then scampered out of the O2 quicker than you can say "Well paid media appearance" to Uber his way straight to the very non-Brit Awards party in Shoreditch where he joined Section Boyz on stage with Skepta to deliver the most fomo inducing show of the night. Why?
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Florida, writing with Benjamin Schneider of CityLab, expands on this point: While the advantaged members of the knowledge, professional, and creative class have enough money left over even after paying the cost of housing in these cities, it's the less-well-paid members of the service and working classes who get the short end of the stick, with not nearly enough left over to afford the basic necessities of life.
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However, if proper living wages are instituted, Medicare-for-all is adopted, and taxes are hiked on rich people and corporations to reinvest in infrastructure renewal and a Green New Deal — programs which could create millions of well-paid jobs — people would be less likely to turn to the gig economy and there would be greater pressure to increase the labor standards that those companies have to abide by.
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Her book is a look at the secretive and largely unaccountable processes by which campus sexual assault allegations are investigated and adjudicated, using a handful of real incidents to illustrate her broader argument that complex interpersonal relationships and dumb drunken mistakes are now the quasilegal purview of well-paid administrators more interested in protecting a university's reputation — even if it means ruining a few men's lives — than seeking either truth or justice.
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Rather, the rise of the far-right is the result of a deliberate organizing effort by a small coterie of uber-wealthy industrialists and financiers; the gradual, bipartisan destruction of the New Deal welfare state; the neoliberalization of the postwar economy, with formerly well-paid, unionized employment morphing into gig-ified precarity; and a demographic shift that left many white Americans feeling culturally marginalized, allowing shrewd hucksters to exploit their resentments for electoral and financial gain.
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