skilled occupationの例文

• Skilled occupations include carpenters, electricians, plumbers, ironworkers, apprenticeship training.
• "This is not a highly skilled occupation, " he said.
• Australia maintains a list of skilled occupations that are currently acceptable for immigration to Australia.
• Moreover, immigrant labor, legal and illegal, is taking over some previously skilled occupations.
• :Fitness trainer is not on the list of skilled occupations for which points are awarded.
• It's probably the most skilled occupation with the lowest wages in the world ."
• On 1 July 2010, a new skilled occupation list was introduced for the general skilled migration.
• They represented primarily lower-skilled occupations on the sugar plantations, where slaves labored in difficult conditions.
• But there was also a high percentage in class 3 ( skilled occupations ) and class 4 ( partly skilled ).
• Manual skilled occupations continue to have low status and only the least academically able students are expected to enroll at TVET institutions.
• "' Skilled Occupation List "'is a list of occupations that are currently acceptable for immigration to Australia.
• Exposure during the birth year to malaria eradication was associated with increases in IQ . It also increased the probability of employment in a skilled occupation.
• This shows a move from a mainly agricultural and working class area, to an area mainly for the wealthy and those in professional and skilled occupations.
• Allowing immigrants to flood low-skilled occupations may also hold down wages since there are more people competing for jobs, said Camarota, whose group favors some limits on immigration.
• Bernstein gave the example of a native-born worker in a lower-skilled occupation who may not want a job with lower wages or poor conditions that an immigrant has.
• "We must move from unskilled to skilled occupations, from low paying to high paying jobs, from subsidized public employment to sustainable productive lives, " said the final declaration of the Youth Employment Summit.
• The expansion of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program to accommodate workers in lower-skilled occupations has been influenced by general increased employer demand of lower-skilled workers, particularly in the oil, gas, and construction sectors.
• According to recent research, immigration may reduce the wages of the average native-born worker by 5 percent, while reducing the wages of the average native-born worker in a low-skilled occupation by 12 percent.
• Of the 30, 500 Sri Lanka-born who were employed, 51.7 per cent were employed in a Skilled occupation, 30.8 per cent in Semi-Skilled and 17.4 per cent in Unskilled.