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by bumby
922 days ago
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It is not a moral argument. It's a colloquialism that differentiates between different types of work. In part, those jobs are "unskilled" when they take less training to perform. It's not meant to demean the work or the worker. A plumber or electrician is equally "skilled" work as a software developer, largely due to the extensive apprenticeship requirements. |
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