underpay

IPA: ʌndɝpˈeɪ

(transitive) To pay (someone) less than the value of their work; to pay (someone) insufficiently.
(transitive) To pay less than is due for (something).

Examples of "underpay" in Sentences

The company's unethical practices led them to underpay their employees, causing frustration and low morale in the workplace
Despite their hard work and dedication, the company continued to underpay their staff, leading to high turnover rates
It's unfair to underpay workers for their time and effort, especially when they are essential to the company's success
The restaurant chain was found guilty of underpaying their kitchen staff, resulting in a major lawsuit and reputation damage
Many employees felt taken advantage of when their employer chose to underpay them, despite the company's profitability