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[60] Gilligan: skill v/s unskilled Who is to say that a skilled worker produces more than a unskilled
worker. People seem to forget that those skilled workers that sit
atop of the unskilled workers often times had the oportunity to
attend school and receive the training necessary to be in those types
of situations. Where as, an unskilled worker maybe a very bright
person who is capable of the same tasks and positions as the skilled,
but has been left out of these situations because he didn't have the
same oportunities as the skilled worker. We need to look at the
situations in which these people come from and most often it is the
answer to the reason of them being in this type of situation. If it
weren't for the unskilled worker many skilled workers would be out of
a job because it's through the unskilled production that these
skilled workers look so good. We can't just say that a skilled
worker produces more per hour than an unskilled worker because I feel
in many cases the unskilled worker produces equal to or more than a
skilled worker. Like I stated many times those who are very bright
and are able to produce find themselves discriminated against and in
a position under the skilled worker do circumstances they had no
control over. |
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