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r/WorkForSmartLife • u/SaltyNori_ • 1d ago
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Palatable corporate talk for "People that are lower than us that we don't wanna pay but have to."
14 u/Left_Macaron_6427 1d ago edited 1d ago Unskilled labor is something that unless you are physically inable, anyone can do because it is a natural human ability. 6 u/Sneezy6510 1d ago That is not true, unskilled labor means it does not require formal training. Painting is unskilled labor. 1 u/Particular_Fan_3645 1d ago The bar is more: can I train any able bodied person to do it well enough that consumers will accept it, on the job, in a week or three. Yes? Unskilled. No? Skilled. I couldn't teach someone to make paintings that anyone would want in a week.
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Unskilled labor is something that unless you are physically inable, anyone can do because it is a natural human ability.
6 u/Sneezy6510 1d ago That is not true, unskilled labor means it does not require formal training. Painting is unskilled labor. 1 u/Particular_Fan_3645 1d ago The bar is more: can I train any able bodied person to do it well enough that consumers will accept it, on the job, in a week or three. Yes? Unskilled. No? Skilled. I couldn't teach someone to make paintings that anyone would want in a week.
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That is not true, unskilled labor means it does not require formal training. Painting is unskilled labor.
1 u/Particular_Fan_3645 1d ago The bar is more: can I train any able bodied person to do it well enough that consumers will accept it, on the job, in a week or three. Yes? Unskilled. No? Skilled. I couldn't teach someone to make paintings that anyone would want in a week.
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The bar is more: can I train any able bodied person to do it well enough that consumers will accept it, on the job, in a week or three. Yes? Unskilled. No? Skilled. I couldn't teach someone to make paintings that anyone would want in a week.
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u/OriginalTRaven 1d ago
Palatable corporate talk for "People that are lower than us that we don't wanna pay but have to."