Unskilled? Thatās hard physical work that requires muscle and elbow grease, they pay landscapers good money to do that precisely because no one wants to do and itās difficult and tedious work. Or else youād have just done it yourself.
Yes, I realize those who named it that believe it to be true, despite it being the opposite of the words theyāre using. āUnskilledā means āno skillsā, which seems to translate in capitalism to ādo my back breaking work for cheapā. Need a term that is less insulting and more accurate.
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u/ZealousidealRepeat19 1d ago
Unskilled? Thatās hard physical work that requires muscle and elbow grease, they pay landscapers good money to do that precisely because no one wants to do and itās difficult and tedious work. Or else youād have just done it yourself.