Sentence examples for low-skilled occupations from inspiring English sources

This suggests that there will be greater occupational clustering or segregation of immigrants in low-skilled occupations.

American workers moved into higher-paying jobs as immigrants filled low-skilled occupations, concluded the study by Giovanni Peri of the University of California, Davis.

One in 10 British workers – or three million people – don't have enough hours, rising to one in five in so-called elementary or low-skilled occupations.

Initially, immigrants from Africa and the Americas were predominantly males, living in low-standard housing and working in undesirable, low-skilled occupations.

Employment growth has been strongest in the high-skilled and low-skilled occupations, but the number of jobs requiring mid-skilled workers – skilled tradespeople, machine operatives and administrative and secretarial workers – is shrinking.

Third, discrimination exists in both high-skilled and low-skilled occupations.

Majority (66%) belonged to the low-skilled occupation classification of 'manual laborers' and 'housemaids'housemaids

The majority (66%) belonged to the low-skilled occupation classification of 'manual laborers' and 'domestic housemaids' (Table  3).

Around one in twelve of those working in low skilled occupations - such as in coffee shops,  bars, call centres and front of house at hospitality events - are now graduates, according to the figures.

In the early 1990s immigration was spread across high and low skilled occupations.

These variables include: low-income, low educational attainment, high unemployment, and low skilled occupations.