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Possible policy implications which could alleviate the problems between skilled and unskilled labor. | |||
1. Policy makers should encourage employers to give on-the-job traiing to unskilled employees. This would allow them to develope "non-cognitive" skills. | 1. Policy makers should encourage employers to give on-the-job traiing to unskilled employees. This would allow them to develope "non-cognitive" skills. | ||
Revision as of 15:50, 1 May 2006
Possible policy implications which could alleviate the problems between skilled and unskilled labor.
1. Policy makers should encourage employers to give on-the-job traiing to unskilled employees. This would allow them to develope "non-cognitive" skills.
2. Advocate for education and off-the job training.
3. Policy makers should focus more on general education and training, even at the expense of more technical traing. general education is important because even shop-floor workers now need more general skills.
