unskilled workers造句

Automation has obsoleted many unskilled workers.

Many unskilled workers are certain to lose their jobs.

A high level of redundancy among unskilled workers

Globalization has created a worldwide marketplace, pitting expensive unskilled workers in America against cheap unskilled workers overseas.

Machines replaced the work of many unskilled workers.

However the report also says some groups may be left behind, with unskilled workers especially vulnerable.

Lowering the cap further, however, could provide an even greater benefit to low-wage, unskilled workers.

As a result, there is an excess of unskilled workers and an enormous lack of skilled workers.

Hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of unskilled workers still depend on southern China's low-cost factories for their livelihoods.

Phillips hires unskilled workers, teaches them marketable skills and helps place them in higher-paying jobs when they're ready.

The government also plans to test a new program to recruit unskilled workers from the South Pacific.

Competition from cheaper imports will reduce the wages of unskilled workers in developed economies, but workers as a whole will be better off.

Focusing on the Gulf countries and Malaysia, it says that the bulk of those who have returned are poor unskilled workers.

In the past export-led manufacturing offered a way for large Numbers of unskilled workers to move from field to factory, transforming their productivity at a stroke.

Textile mills or coal mines located in city A customarily obtain unskilled workers (perhaps indirectly through the agency of labor recruiters) from rural areas B and C.

In many places, this division takes on a racial overtone as the skilled belong mainly to one ethnic group clearly distinct from that of the semi-skilled or unskilled workers.

Examples of unskilled workers are the helpers and dish washers in the kitchen or the laborers who perform such chores as loading or unloading shipments of supplies and equipment.