Differences between unskilled, semi-skilled, skilled, and professional labor

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Unskilled labor

Requires no specialized skills, education, or training
Workers in these jobs usually earn an hourly wage

Unskilled labor

Dishwashers, Messengers, Janitors, Factory and farm workers

Semi-skilled labor

Requires minimal specialized skills and education
Usually earn an hourly wage

Semi-skilled labor

Lifeguards, word processors, short-order cooks, and some construction workers

Requires specialized abilities and training
Need little supervision, yet usually earn an hourly wage

Auto mechanic, bank tellers, plumbers, carpenters, chefs

Professional labor

Demands advanced skills and education
Usually white-collar workers who earn a salary

Professional labor

Managers. teachers, doctors, bankers, computer programmers

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