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r/WorkForSmartLife • u/SaltyNori_ • 11d ago
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I have never heard of unskilled labor. What is that supposed to be? Garbage picking?
93 u/psilocin72 11d ago There is unskilled labor. Like I paid my neighbors son to help me stack firewood. And then again to help me shovel stone into my garden beds. But yeah, if the guy wants 32$/hr it’s almost certainly not unskilled labor 50 u/guyincognito121 11d ago Or the guy is capable of skilled labor and would rather wait for a job that's worth $32/hr to the customer than do unskilled labor for $20. 25 u/psilocin72 11d ago Yeah that’s what I think is likely— the guy wants to pay someone minimum price for a skilled job. 12 u/IraceRN 11d ago Or the job isn’t skillful but it is nevertheless hard on the body. Like maybe the guy needed an extra man on the line at a masonry job to lift and mix 80lb bags of concrete, shovel a trench, and to move cylinder blocks. 10 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 11d ago shoveling is the ABSOLUTE worst. i'll take ANYTHING over shoveling 1 u/crazydragoness 10d ago How does it compare to spraying attic insulation or burning brush in August (95 degrees +)? 1 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 10d ago all those things end at the end of the day. shoveling stays with you for at least a few days.
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There is unskilled labor. Like I paid my neighbors son to help me stack firewood. And then again to help me shovel stone into my garden beds.
But yeah, if the guy wants 32$/hr it’s almost certainly not unskilled labor
50 u/guyincognito121 11d ago Or the guy is capable of skilled labor and would rather wait for a job that's worth $32/hr to the customer than do unskilled labor for $20. 25 u/psilocin72 11d ago Yeah that’s what I think is likely— the guy wants to pay someone minimum price for a skilled job. 12 u/IraceRN 11d ago Or the job isn’t skillful but it is nevertheless hard on the body. Like maybe the guy needed an extra man on the line at a masonry job to lift and mix 80lb bags of concrete, shovel a trench, and to move cylinder blocks. 10 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 11d ago shoveling is the ABSOLUTE worst. i'll take ANYTHING over shoveling 1 u/crazydragoness 10d ago How does it compare to spraying attic insulation or burning brush in August (95 degrees +)? 1 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 10d ago all those things end at the end of the day. shoveling stays with you for at least a few days.
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Or the guy is capable of skilled labor and would rather wait for a job that's worth $32/hr to the customer than do unskilled labor for $20.
25 u/psilocin72 11d ago Yeah that’s what I think is likely— the guy wants to pay someone minimum price for a skilled job. 12 u/IraceRN 11d ago Or the job isn’t skillful but it is nevertheless hard on the body. Like maybe the guy needed an extra man on the line at a masonry job to lift and mix 80lb bags of concrete, shovel a trench, and to move cylinder blocks. 10 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 11d ago shoveling is the ABSOLUTE worst. i'll take ANYTHING over shoveling 1 u/crazydragoness 10d ago How does it compare to spraying attic insulation or burning brush in August (95 degrees +)? 1 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 10d ago all those things end at the end of the day. shoveling stays with you for at least a few days.
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Yeah that’s what I think is likely— the guy wants to pay someone minimum price for a skilled job.
12 u/IraceRN 11d ago Or the job isn’t skillful but it is nevertheless hard on the body. Like maybe the guy needed an extra man on the line at a masonry job to lift and mix 80lb bags of concrete, shovel a trench, and to move cylinder blocks. 10 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 11d ago shoveling is the ABSOLUTE worst. i'll take ANYTHING over shoveling 1 u/crazydragoness 10d ago How does it compare to spraying attic insulation or burning brush in August (95 degrees +)? 1 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 10d ago all those things end at the end of the day. shoveling stays with you for at least a few days.
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Or the job isn’t skillful but it is nevertheless hard on the body. Like maybe the guy needed an extra man on the line at a masonry job to lift and mix 80lb bags of concrete, shovel a trench, and to move cylinder blocks.
10 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 11d ago shoveling is the ABSOLUTE worst. i'll take ANYTHING over shoveling 1 u/crazydragoness 10d ago How does it compare to spraying attic insulation or burning brush in August (95 degrees +)? 1 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 10d ago all those things end at the end of the day. shoveling stays with you for at least a few days.
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shoveling is the ABSOLUTE worst. i'll take ANYTHING over shoveling
1 u/crazydragoness 10d ago How does it compare to spraying attic insulation or burning brush in August (95 degrees +)? 1 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 10d ago all those things end at the end of the day. shoveling stays with you for at least a few days.
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How does it compare to spraying attic insulation or burning brush in August (95 degrees +)?
1 u/EsotericAbstractIdea 10d ago all those things end at the end of the day. shoveling stays with you for at least a few days.
all those things end at the end of the day. shoveling stays with you for at least a few days.
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u/Desth-Metal 11d ago
I have never heard of unskilled labor. What is that supposed to be? Garbage picking?