Why do skilled trade jobs have a bad stigma?
Another post about the opportunities that are available for skilled work and the fact that there is a lack of applicants to trade schools and apprenticeships. Why are these jobs not being sought after by the American workforce? Is it the training and time needed to get into the skills (similar to a 4 year school but you get paid while you learn) or is it because people might look down on you for working with your hands as well as you brain?
I am searching job offer or apprenticeship any trades in Europe I have experience more than 12 years in HVAC & Electrical and plumbing much more maintenance,repairing,modification and troubleshooting works in residential buildings ,industrial and commercial in United Arab Emirates
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Plumber by trade and maintenance by fault
Ive applied at lowes for plumbing pro position as well as several other places with no responses from anyone of them, what am I doing wrong?
It has to do with job opportunity. Many skilled labor jobs may ended up paying more than “corporate “ or salary jobs but the days may be longer and the work ebbs and flows as where the salary job dose not.