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• This relatively unskilled work was just the beginning of his artisan career.
• Figart also indicates how women s jobs are associated with unskilled work.
• Skilled operatives were being employed on unskilled work to avoid losing them.
• A landlocked country, it has inadequate infrastructure and a largely unskilled work force.
• Fischer then continued making a living with unskilled work while continuing his activism.
• Black, female and uneducated, she was pretty much limited to low-paying, unskilled work.
• However, foreign wars and conquests made slave labor for both skilled and unskilled work.
• Matsunaga says, adding that unskilled work such as assembling paper bags and sorting garbage is increasing.
• Inexperienced workers could learn the unskilled work quickly.
• It ended inefficient labor such as child labor, casual unskilled work for subminimum wages, and sweatshop conditions.
• "The term ` flipping burgers'has entered the popular culture to mean the lowest kind of unskilled work,"
• It was largely a pick-and-shovel and wheelbarrow job, with most of the unskilled work done by Irish immigrants.
• African-Americans for unskilled work.
• Service industries are eager to recruit imported workers because the labor pool for low-wage, relatively unskilled work is so shallow.
• Much of the unskilled work was done by local Nottingham, England where Edward Thomas and Edith Fay were married in 1886.
• Each worker must do a share of rote tasks ( unskilled work ) for some time each work day or each week.
• Men are at risk of being trafficked for unskilled work, which globally generates 31 billion USD according to the International Labor Organization.
• There are more than 250, 000 registered freelancers who earn about $ 15 per hour for technical work and $ 7 for unskilled work.
• Soon the American divisions were using Korean labor for nearly all unskilled work, at an average of about 500 laborers and carriers to a division.
• Important constraints to economic development include the CAR's landlocked position, a poor transportation system, a largely unskilled work force, and a legacy of misdirected macroeconomic policies.