lower-paid staff

And financial saving from replacing expensive dead wood on faculties with a younger, lower-paid staff might be offset if professors demanded higher pay in exchange for loss of job security.

London and the South East tend to have more psychiatrists, teachers, medical social workers, etc., than other regions but shortages of lower-paid staff such as nurses and prison officers, largely because of inflated housing costs.

The increased flexibility of NHS trusts will allow them to pay more where the local markets can afford it and I predict that this will increase the pay of the lower-paid staff in such hospitals.

It's in the private sector and it's between the best paid 20% in the private sector who increased their salaries, their pensions and the value of their equity holdings by reducing the salaries and pensions of their lower-paid staff.

While nurses and doctors are likely to find jobs, the workers of most concern to city officials are lower-paid staff members like nursing assistants, maintenance crews and cafeteria and laundry workers - people like one man who bought an old house and rehabilitated it with a $40,000 grant from Better Neighborhoods Inc. several years ago.