unskilled的意思|unskilled的解释-里氏词典

unskilled [,ʌn'skild]

a. 无(特殊)技能的, 不熟练的, 拙劣的

unskilled

[ adj ]

not having or showing or requiring special skill or proficiency

<adj.all>

unskilled in the art of rhetoric

an enthusiastic but unskillful mountain climber

unskilled labor

workers in unskilled occupations are finding fewer and fewer job opportunities

unskilled workmanship

lacking professional skill or expertise

<adj.all>

a very amateurish job

inexpert but conscientious efforts

an unskilled painting

not doing a good job

<adj.all>

incompetent at chess

As the demand for low-skill labour shifts towards developing countries, so unskilled wages in these countries have been slowly catching up with those in developed countries.
Unions allege that mine wages for unskilled or semi-skilled workers are lower than in the manufacturing sector, the reverse of international patterns.
There is an unlimited number of ways of producing anything: skilled workers with complicated machines can be employed, or unskilled workers with simple machines.
In any case employers usually prefer to take on women, because they are generally more productive and flexible. At the same time, unskilled young men are finding other doors closing.
The collapse in demand for unskilled labour creates the potential for an integrated tax and welfare system allowing low-paid workers to be paid partly by employers and partly by tax credits. Europe must overcome its technological lag.
Most authors would agree that changes in technology have been more important for the demand for unskilled labour than imports from developing countries.
In large areas of the country, for instance, employers long ago gave up efforts to hire unskilled help at the minimum wage of $3.35.
He also repeated a government promise that there will be no "large-scale importation" of unskilled labor into Hong Kong.
Bhagwati also dismisses scare stories about cheap foreign imports depressing the pay of unskilled workers in the US.
While the minimum wage puts a base under minimum wages in much of the nation, it is already exceeded in other areas, with some food outlets already paying $6 an hour or even more for unskilled workers.
But it also says that governments must pursue expensive expansions of education and training, and maybe provide more non-wage income support for the unskilled.
Using unskilled imported labour to keep down wages is unlikely to be an option as Malaysia seeks to enter a new, more skills-orientated phase. Already there are signs of a widening wages/productivity gap.
Gilpin, the state labor official, said he has taken 3,200 applications for jobs at LTV, mostly from unskilled workers.
As a result, he says, blacks feel a sense of "competition and anger." Mr. Wilkins says that for years there's been a feeling among blacks that "black workers in unskilled positions usually lose out to new immigrants."
Colleagues say some are so unskilled that hospital technicians must lead them through the work step by step.
Five or six years later, they are in their 20s, unskilled and without a serious career to contemplate. Tens of thousands more receive training only of the most basic kind.
No-one knows whether, or how, introducing a statutory minimum wage would affect unskilled wages and employment. International evidence is a better source of clues on the likely effects of a UK minimum wage.
Pointing to Mr. Parsons, whom she married five years ago, she adds: "He's the token WASP." Filling all those unskilled jobs with immigrants led to another development: Some of the immigrants moved up the ladder to managerial jobs.
But the US alternative - falling real wages for the unskilled, greater inequality and lower welfare benefits - can hardly be more palatable to EC governments.
Joining the American Federation of Labor (Mostly skilled workers ) with the Congress of Industrial Organizations (largely unskilled) was expected to end 20 years of warring for members.
Thousands of unskilled, older blue-collar workers have been plunged into the despairing category of the permanently unemployed; they have stopped seeking work and thus have even dropped out of the unemployment statistics.
On the whole, though, some forces work against older unskilled workers.
The administration proposed channeling most money to the unskilled poor and teen-agers and establishing a separate program title for youth-training programs now scattered throughout JTPA ventures that also serve adults.
For 30 years, from the end of World War II to the mid-1970s, high-paying jobs in all developed countries were concentrated in unskilled blue-collar work.
The sharp decline in the relative pay of unskilled workers has created a trap: after allowing for childcare, transport and other costs of work, many single heads of household cannot earn enough to replace even the shrunken benefits now offered.
She found women in Bombay to be "the poorest of the poor, unskilled and uneducated." But she also found them motived to keep their families going.
The collapse in the demand for unskilled workers in developed economies, the draft report says, is a serious problem 'regardless of the form it takes - low paid, low quality jobs or overt unemployment'.
The government's examiners, woefully understaffed and unskilled in evaluating the new investments, couldn't keep up with the legions of gunslinging thrift-institution owners attracted by the industry's new powers.
Geo Test will provide some skilled and all unskilled workers, Tisdale said.
It urged employers to make more use of the employment service to fill vacancies while the jobless were called on to train for new jobs as unskilled manual work declines. Mr Ian McCartney, Labour's employment spokesman, welcomed the CBI initiative.

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