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1.2(of work) requiring special abilities or training.
‘a highly skilled job’
‘In all of this, the training needed for skilled work is devalued.’
‘There are profits to be had in iron, steel, chemicals and skilled work.’
‘Everyone wanted to be of use and no one knew how, as if citizenship were a skilled position for which none of us had the right experience and qualification.’
‘Gowda says the drawback in these training sessions is that they are not taught skilled work that is utilitarian.’
‘I have proposed… greater support for technical and skilled trades and craft training.’
‘During their early projects, the Youngs learned through trial and error whom to depend on for skilled work.’
‘It is demanding, highly skilled work that takes years of training and practice.’
‘It is tough, skilled work, but they earn little more than the minimum wage.’
‘New workers are shown being recruited to do skilled work without training.’
‘Meeting people wasn't my most skilled area of expertise, so I usually left it up to Beck.’
‘Volunteers will not be able to undertake certain jobs such as gardening, decorating, domestic work or skilled work such as plumbing.’
‘A massive effort is needed to help them to shift from unskilled to skilled work through training in market-driven skills.’
‘This is beautiful, highly skilled work and deserves all the attention it will undoubtedly get.’
‘Competitive organisations have a greater commitment to training and skilled development.’
‘Those who did the skilled work had to belong to a guild.’