inexperienced worker

Wages of even inexperienced workers increased between 50 and 100 percent.

The industry was plagued with safety and quality problems as companies hired inexperienced workers.

Union officials said that the problem was the result of inexperienced workers' being rushed in to replace the strikers.

Because of inexperienced workers, 20 percent of the lots' capacity had been wasted, officials said.

He blamed inexperienced workers at the cemetery for the erroneous burial records.

Production fell behind schedule because of parts shortages and inexperienced workers, causing the company to take a $1.6 billion charge in last year's third quarter.

Inexperienced workers could learn the unskilled work quickly.

"Kmart has very young people working there and they tend to attract the most inexperienced worker.

At one polling place, three inexperienced workers locked the doors for half an hour when a voter became belligerent.

This policy, intended to encourage companies to take a chance on inexperienced workers, is being denounced for producing "slave jobs."

Accidents in Birmingham had risen by 40% as inexperienced workers entered wartime factories.

Instead of offering new, inexperienced workers over $9.00 an hour, they offered new employees with no experience or training $7.00 an hour.

Some employers complain that the competition in the labor market has driven them to hire inexperienced workers for skilled positions.

But other trends toward inequality, like a widening wage gap between experienced and inexperienced workers, had affected them, as well.

Obviously, getting people working requires job openings - and these must be entry-level jobs with employers willing to hire inexperienced workers.

Most Federal agencies are shrinking, and there are relatively few openings for inexperienced workers with low skill levels.

And employers historically take advantage of young, inexperienced workers, often putting them in harm's way or requiring them to work long hours.

Inexperienced workers are still learning the ropes, they say, and the companies that produce shows, remembering failed reform efforts of the past, are proceeding cautiously.

This has resulted in a revolving door with increasingly younger and inexperienced workers tending to the needs of those living in the residences.

This is especially important for inexperienced workers and is an important aspect of informal supervision and team support.

Suspicion fell on the shipyards which had often used inexperienced workers and new welding techniques to produce large numbers of ships in great haste.

"Unfortunately, contracting attracts some inexperienced workers who don't know what they're doing," Mr. Linkowski said.

Under this assumption, a union journeyman would be worth the additional money because he works faster, more accurately, and with less supervision than an inexperienced worker.

The overwhelming majority consists of inexperienced workers from post-Soviet republics, especially from Central Asia.

Advocacy groups and public commissions have documented how flawed casework by overburdened and inexperienced workers undermine the ability to protect children.