What is the difference between a skilled worker and an unskilled worker? (In labor unions)

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Unskilled workers is someone who possess no particular skills and likely have no formal education. a few examples of these types of jobs still around include grocery clerks, maids, fast food workers, and janitors.

Skilled Workers refers to workers who have specialized training or skills. These labourers are capable of exercising judgment and have knowledge of the particular trade or industry they work. People who perform skilled labor most likely have a college degree. A few examples of these jobs include law enforcement officers, financial technicians, nurses, sales representative, and electricians.

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