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(1) Those empty countries needed both people and unskilled labor.

(2) The result: a flooded unskilled labor market.

(3) Well-paying jobs for unskilled labor are disappearing at an alarming rate.

(4) But does their unskilled labor give their life meaning?

(5) If the cost of unskilled labor rises, Harvard faces a new set of trade - offs.

(6) Since unskilled labor is mainly employed in the production of the units, construction should prove to be less costly.

(7) In this regard, it seems to be essential to distinguish between the skilled and unskilled labor markets.

(8) The union quest to preserve the rights and prerogatives of unskilled labor are doomed to failure.

(9) First, substitution possibilities are not symmetrical between the skilled and the unskilled labor. Sentencedict.com

(10) She was only too happy to give Harry referrals to three unskilled labor jobs.

(11) We live in a technological society where most goods are mass - produced by unskilled labor.

(12) Foxconn's business has evolved to the point where it's not just relying on cheap, unskilled labor.

(13) Liebig says migrant workers also tend to hold part-time jobs that demand unskilled labor, which again makes it them more vulnerable.

(14) It is these opportunity costs that increase the price charged by sex workers above the wage they would receive from alternative employment, which for many women would be unskilled labor.

(15) The mill owners were looking for a way to replace the workers with unskilled labor, and needed an automatic mule, which did not need to be controlled by the spinner.

(16) If the rise in farm incomes is a local phenomenon confined to B and C, this approach will prove successful in damping upward pressure on nonfarm wages for unskilled labor.

(17) The only salaries that would be affected would be those that are already overpriced, namely jobs utilizing unskilled labor.

(18) Leader " Liebig says migrants migrant workers also turn tend to hold part time part-time jobs that demand un-skilled unskilled labor, which again makes them more valuable vulnerable."

(19) As the economy has shifted towards production there is less demand for ordinary, unskilled labor.

(20) The negative effect of the Law is that it limits the opportunity of the unskilled labor; the difficulty is also due to the urbanization and the adjustment of industrial structure.

(21) Small business provides much of the employment for the low-skilled workforce.Just look at landscapers, construction contractors, and restaurant servers, and you will find mostly unskilled labor.