Let’s take a moment to acknowledge that this type of work is what the economy deems “unskilled”. #StandWithFarmWorkers pic.twitter.com/Fcdh9HmFnI— Millennial Politics (@MillenPolitics) November 29, 2019
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Let’s take a moment to acknowledge that this type of work is what the economy deems “unskilled”. #StandWithFarmWorkers pic.twitter.com/Fcdh9HmFnI— Millennial Politics (@MillenPolitics) November 29, 2019
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All work requires skills of one sort or another. The difference, I guess, is in how you acquire those skills. Welding, carpentry, and plumbing are all considered "skilled trades", but just holding a certificate, diploma, or license isn't enough. Until you've done a task repeatedly enough to be able to do it properly, quickly, and accurately every time you cannot be considered "skilled".
-"BB"-
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