unskilled vs highly required

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• The over-exploitation of Chinese unskilled labour has at least three negative effects at global level.
• As regards qualifications, women mainly work in semi-skilled or unskilled jobs.
• In the present crisis, jobs are scarce - especially unskilled jobs - and the demand for housing accommodation always exceeds supply.
• Some unskilled workers find it difficult to get a job and become a burden on the welfare state.
• This year, they are now producing eight million nets a year, and they employ 5,000 people, 90 percent of whom are women, mostly unskilled.
• Emphasises that globalisation processes should offer poor countries new opportunities and take into account women's specific needs, as women are often unskilled workers and therefore socially disadvantaged;
• Next year's legislative initiatives for unskilled and seasonal migrants and remunerated trainees will follow.
• Subject: Abusive treatment of unskilled Romanian workers in EU Member States
• Following Romania's entry into the EU, a large number of Romanian workers have emigrated and are performing unskilled labour in a number of Member States.
• And the result is that because these employees are so highly specialised they will only be able to find work as unskilled workers.
• According to Cedefop, we can expect a 12 million decline in jobs available for low skilled or unskilled labour, which presages an increasing risk of poverty for the most vulnerable.
• As already stated, it creates a huge number of jobs for both highly qualified workers and unskilled ones.
• The proposal for a European 'Blue Card' should be developed and discussed further, along with the idea of a circular immigration project for unskilled workers.
• Are we going to put in unskilled workers to give us better results?
• whereas many Member States face chronic shortages of workers able and willing to do particular, often unskilled work, for example in the agriculture and horticulture sectors,
• Globalisation and technological change risk increasing inequality, opening up the gap between the skilled and the unskilled and between rich and poor nations.
• Expresses concern that highly qualified individuals are accepting employment beneath their abilities or unskilled jobs, leading to 'brain waste' in the EU;
• I fully endorse the focus given by the Rapporteur to the challenges posed to EU industry by the rapid growth of the Chinese economy in both unskilled labour-intensive industry as well as high-tech domains.
• Disabled people, migrants and semi- and unskilled workers are still all too often left to their fate, whilst we need everyone in society and everyone in the labour market.
• Mr President, Mr Vice-President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, the European Union is still seen as an unattractive place by highly qualified workers from third countries, while unskilled immigrants arrive in their thousands.

Some examples from the web:

• This appropriation is intended to cover the cost of studies, seminars and consultations contracted out to highly qualified experts required by the Reflection Group.
• The European Qualifications Framework is founded upon eight reference levels that categorise learning outcomes, ranging from basic skills for simple tasks to the highly specific competences required for academic education.
• This accounted standarts are highly complex... and required which experts often disagree.
• Maintaining and expanding highly efficient CHP is required and supported by Directive 2004/8/EC.
• However, we draw your attention to the fact that in the case of Germans, highly incriminating evidence is required.
• The research will also address the relevant instruments, tools, pilot lines and demonstration activities required for highly novel approaches to nanotechnology-based manufacturing in the most promising industrial sectors.
• Like the first project before it, the second project had a highly innovative character and required a significant amount of input.
• whereas a cutting-edge, innovative, knowledge-based economy should aim at being competitive at the top-end of the value chain and, in order to achieve this, long-term employment and a highly skilled, highly motivated workforce is required,
• whereas a cutting-edge, innovative, knowledge-based economy should aim at being competitive at the top-end of the value chain and, in order to achieve this, long-term employment and a highly skilled, highly motivated workforce is required,
• The recycling plants required to meet this directive are highly capital-intensive.
• Highly qualified and experienced EU seafarers are required for sustainable development of the maritime infrastructure and service related sub-sections.
• You know, where it was highly technical, and it required enormous planning.
• They required scores of highly skilled weavers working over extended periods of time with very expensive materials - the wools, the silks, even gold and silver thread.
• Such occurrences are highly inconvenient to passengers, who are too often required to wait in vain for information that never arrives or which - worse still - is inaccurate.
• To tackle highly organised networks which fully exploit any loopholes in national legal systems, the widest possible cooperation is required, based on common procedures and minimum harmonisation of legal standards.
• To tackle highly organised networks which fully exploit any loopholes in national legal systems, the widest possible cooperation is required, based on common procedures and minimum harmonisation of legal standards.
• Ensuring effective flows of information between the authorities, whilst maintaining the required degree of confidentiality, is therefore highly desirable.
• Besides having no experience of the required tasks, she has a highly dubious past as National Treasurer of CND.
• The regulation introduces the concept of the transport manager who is the person who continuously and effectively runs the undertaking and who is required to be more highly trained.
• The probability of shareholders' approval (if required in the jurisdiction) should be considered as part of the assessment of whether the sale is highly probable.