Examples of using Low-skilled in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Low-skilled manufacturing get hurt.
High service fees ward off the low-skilled crowd.
More low-skilled unemployed workers.
World trends show that many professions will disappear, especially low-skilled work, which will be replaced by robots.
Low-skilled workers are particularly at risk, finds the report.
But despite doing everything right,Finland is having a tough time educating the children of low-skilled immigrant parents.
Mr. Borjas also argues that low-skilled immigration does not produce clear benefits for the economy as a whole.
When he entered the post in 1997,Poland's economy was growing but Poles seemed destined for the low-skilled jobs that other Europeans did not want.
Focusing on improving the skills of low-skilled workers may yield a higher return than the investment needed to move higher-skilled workers, of which there are not many, into the high-tech industry.”.
In 2018, according to the report,women were more likely to work in low-skilled occupations and face worse employment conditions than men.
Poverty among the employed stems from a combination of economic factors, in particular:low wage jobs and a lack of opportunities for low-skilled workers;
A significant proportion of those who joined the labor force are low-skilled workers, and as a result, those with limited earning capacity.
We de-averaged them and broke them down into different skill levels, and what we found were even higher shortfallsfor high-skilled people and a partial surplus for low-skilled workers.
However, the fact that most of the workersjoining the labor force during this period were low-skilled workers also had a dampening effect on productivity growth.
Despite the fact that most of the workers joining the labor force were low-skilled workers, there was an improvement in the quality of employment due to an increase in experience and education levels.
The OECD urges governments to prioritise policies that help reduce inequality while also boosting growth,such as more education for low-skilled workers and measures to get more women into work.
In their words,“the rise in thewage gap is influenced by the entrance of low-skilled workers into the labor market, who in the past, it seems, relied on the welfare system and now contribute to the GDP.
But Haldane warned that this time could be different, because intelligent robots are increasingly taking over mid-skilled jobs,leaving only low-skilled or very high-skilled jobs for humans.
The notion that college educationis a cost-effective way to help poor, low-skilled, unmarried mothers with high school diplomas or GEDs move up the economic ladder is just wrong.".
Helping young people transition into further education or employment is therefore at the top of the policy agenda in the OECD as evidenced by the G20target of reducing the number of youth who are low-skilled, NEET or working in the informal sector by 15% until 2025.
But we also have to be very aware that there are redistributive consequences,that importantly, low-skilled immigration can lead to a reduction in wages for the most impoverished in our societies and also put pressure on house prices.
This trend of wageless growth in the face of a rise in employment highlights the structural changes in our economies that the global crisis has deepened, and it underlines the urgent need for countries to help workers,especially the low-skilled,” said OECD Secretary-General Ángel Gurría, launching the report in Paris.
(5) Direct levels of assistance togroups with special problems in the labour market(including low-skilled persons, older unemployed persons, young people, and the long-term unemployed) through integration, internship, and continuing education programs, personal guidance and mentoring, and wage subsidies.
This trend of wageless growth in the face of a rise in employment highlights the structural changes in our economies that the global crisis has deepened, and it underlines the urgent need for countries to help workers,especially the low-skilled," OECD Secretary-General Ángel Gurría said in a statement accompanying the wage report.
However, we must help them overcome theirmajor structural problems identified by the“low-skilled human resources, technological constraints and access to capital, lack of quality control, limited access to financial resources, low insertion in the markets and the low capacity of business management.”.
The research suggested that although young people are better at adapting to new technologies, almost 20 percent of young peopleaged below 20 from OECD countries work in low-skilled jobs such as food preparation and cleaning, and nearly 34 percent work in sales and personal services.
Robert Lawrence argues that technological innovation and automation has meant that low-skilled jobs have been replaced by machine labor in wealthier nations, and that wealthier countries no longer have significant numbers of low-skilled manufacturing workers that could be affected by competition from poor countries.”.
Specific industries that produce goods most intensive in Indonesia'smost abundant resources have been winners(particularly low-skilled labor and natural resource extraction industries) as predicted by the Stolper-Samuelson Model.
