remunerated
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salaried workers
a stipendiary magistrate
Marshall (1925) Chapter 3 Watt restored them to working order and was remunerated.
Identifying essential workers in this way has been anathema to conventional neo-classical economic theory, where any activity is deemed valuable or productive if it is remunerated, whatever its social value or disvalue.
Additionally, teachers most of whom are of a youthful age are not well remunerated.
It was only PNoy, the highly remunerated SSS managers and the non-elective financial managers who saw that.