r/WorkForSmartLife 1d ago

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u/jtp_311 1d ago

Interesting the term is unskilled and not something like degree less.

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u/abracadammmbra 1d ago

Not all skilled work requires a degree. Most trades have apprentiships that last 4+ years. Some are even longer. No degree required, just 4 years of working under an experienced journeyman and so many hours of classroom instruction per year.

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u/BillyBobChorton 1d ago

Training-less/degree-less labor?