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low educated worker
native worker, legal or illegal immigrant expected to have the average cognitive skills of all lower educated workers in a country

In Italy, workplaces requiring no literacy skills at all have the largest contribution but small businesses tend to employ low educated workers at a large scale even in highly complex jobs. In Hungary, insufficient skills (relative to Norway) and an undersized small-firm sector (relative to Italy) set limits to the inclusion of the low educated.
Budapest Working Papers on the Labour Market BWP – 2013/15, “Patterns of Integration: Low Educated People and their Jobs in Norway, Italy and Hungary”, János Köllő, http://www.econ.core.hu/file/download/bwp/bwp1315.pdf
Translations
- Български: нискообразован работник
- Čeština: pracovník s nízkou kvalifikací
- Dansk: kortuddannet arbejdstager
- Deutsch: Beschäftigter mit niedrigem Bildungsstand
- Ελληνικά: εργαζόμενος χαμηλού μορφωτικού επίπεδου
- English: low educated worker
- Español: trabajador con poca formación
- Eesti: väheharitud töötaja
- Suomi: matalan koulutustason työntekijä
- Français: travailleur peu instruit
- Hrvatski: niskokvalificirani radnik
- Magyar: alacsony képzettségű munkavállaló
- Íslenska: ómenntaður starfsmaður
- Italiano: lavoratore meno qualificato
- Lietuvių: žemos kvalifikacijos darbuotojas
- Latviešu: darbinieks ar zemu izglītības līmeni
- Malti: impjegat b'livell ta' edukazzjoni baxx
- Nederlands: laagopgeleide werknemer
- Norsk: arbeidstaker med lavere utdannelse
- Polski: pracownik o niskich kwalifikacjach
- Português: trabalhador pouco qualificado
- Română: lucrător cu studii minime
- Slovenčina: pracovník s nízkou kvalifikáciou
- Slovenščina: nizkokvalificirani delavec
- Svenska: lågutbildad arbetstagare