"In addition, since 1970, large numbers of people from the baby-boom generation have entered the labor force, and they often start off in relatively low-paying jobs."

Faculty members said they deserved the benefit, because they had chosen a relatively low-paying profession and performed a public service.

And I figured anyone with a Ph.D. who wanted to work in that relatively low-paying industry would at least get an interview.

Indeed, real estate companies take on relatively low-paying building management work in hopes of being chosen for the far more lucrative sales and leasing transactions.

But Ms. Blaney will also take on relatively low-paying political clients.

They are intended for older people on fixed incomes, young people starting out and workers needed for essential but relatively low-paying jobs.

Beach or no beach, jobs are scarce in the area, and many available positions are relatively low-paying jobs in the service industry.

Scholars commit to working in relatively low-paying public service legal positions for at least the first five years following graduation.

Most of the remaining jobs will involve such relatively low-paying tasks as handling new policies and collecting premiums.

For example, health care is a relatively low-paying industry.