nontrade
- adjective
- /nɒnˈtreɪd/
- Unlike electricians or plumbers, nontrade workers do not require specialized trade qualifications.
Examples
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Many nontrade positions, such as cleaners and security guards, are essential to the project's success.
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The company assigned nontrade staff to handle administrative tasks at the construction site.
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The nontrade sector employs many skilled workers.
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Many nontrade jobs are essential for the economy.
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The company assigned nontrade staff to handle administrative tasks at the construction site.
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Many nontrade positions, such as cleaners and security guards, contribute to the overall efficiency of the project.
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Unlike electricians or plumbers, nontrade workers do not require specific training or certifications to perform their jobs.
Synonyms
A job that does not need special training
Not related to training for a specific job
A job that does not need special training or education
Not limited to one area or skill and useful in many situations
How Skilled
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Morphology
Etymology
Nontrade uses non- 'not' and trade 'skilled job', so it refers to people or roles that are 'not part of the skilled trades', like cleaners or security guards.