Sentence examples for low-skilled working from inspiring English sources

They include: ageing populations, concentrations of so-called 'left-behind' low-skilled working class voters and a relative absence of student and ethnic minority households.

Mr. Affleck said his stepmother, who scrubbed toilets for $5.75 an hour, and his father, who handed out vacuums and brooms, were part of the "low-skilled" work force at Harvard.

At the forefront of the outsourcing business is Infosys Technologies, an Indian company that has pursued a strategy of reinvesting the profits from low-skilled work into a vast upgrading of skills to prove itself to Western companies and fend off rivals from China, Eastern Europe and elsewhere.

This concentration of immigrants in low-skill jobs is not observed among natives, among whom only 6percentt are in low-skilled work.

Wages for low-skilled work have increased greatly in recent years.

Mr Asenov sees foreign firms moving some low-skilled work to Bulgaria.

Poor countries have more of the latter, so concentrate on low-skilled work.

But Mr Miliband is not content merely to subsidise low-skilled work, as his New Labour predecessors were.

Better employers and tougher enforcement of the rules against the unscrupulous are only part of the solution to low-paid, low-skilled work.

Some of that is explained by the fact many of the jobs being created are in low-paying, low-skilled work where there is little prospect of promotion.

Oliver also noted internships could include low-skilled work such as work in supermarkets, which he said was "not a plan to create real, lasting jobs".