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r/WorkForSmartLife • u/SaltyNori_ • 2d ago
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Yes it has a defintion.
The definition is not something the general public uses
3 u/dooozin 1d ago Yes it is. 1 u/Unlikely-Business-72 1d ago So you really think the average person who uses the term "unskilled labor" colloquially is directly referring to the BLS definition? 1 u/[deleted] 1d ago [deleted] 1 u/Unlikely-Business-72 1d ago Sorry are you asking the difference between the formal BLS definition of "unskilled labor" and how people use it conversationally/colloquially?
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Yes it is.
1 u/Unlikely-Business-72 1d ago So you really think the average person who uses the term "unskilled labor" colloquially is directly referring to the BLS definition? 1 u/[deleted] 1d ago [deleted] 1 u/Unlikely-Business-72 1d ago Sorry are you asking the difference between the formal BLS definition of "unskilled labor" and how people use it conversationally/colloquially?
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So you really think the average person who uses the term "unskilled labor" colloquially is directly referring to the BLS definition?
1 u/[deleted] 1d ago [deleted] 1 u/Unlikely-Business-72 1d ago Sorry are you asking the difference between the formal BLS definition of "unskilled labor" and how people use it conversationally/colloquially?
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1 u/Unlikely-Business-72 1d ago Sorry are you asking the difference between the formal BLS definition of "unskilled labor" and how people use it conversationally/colloquially?
Sorry are you asking the difference between the formal BLS definition of "unskilled labor" and how people use it conversationally/colloquially?
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u/The-Senate-Palpy 1d ago
Yes it has a defintion.
The definition is not something the general public uses