"high-risk"是什么意思？　哪位能够帮助解释一下？

宝山得宝 · 发表于 2010-2-20 03:27:03

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在新ＳＯＬ清单的＂风声＂文章里，看见这个：

“Skills Australia has tested these criteria and identified some 20 broad occupations including engineers, nurses, carpenters and joiners as ‘high-risk’,” the paper said．

工程师和护士是被看好的，这个毫无疑问。但是，为什么木工和细木工匠也列在as ‘high-risk’的上面？为啥？

将来的职业划分跨度很大？

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魅幻丽人 · 发表于 2010-2-20 05:57:34

就是急需的意思
说明澳大利亚急需木匠

不要小看木匠
在中国好的木匠可比工程师赚钱多的多了

超人小狗 · 发表于 2010-2-20 12:59:14

赚的再多我也不会当木匠的。
钱不是万能的啊。
生活质量才是王道。

imfg0429 · 发表于 2010-2-20 17:33:33

木匠很好玩的不过噪音太大

芷贵妃 · 发表于 2010-2-21 02:30:37

想当年我爸就是一个木匠师傅如果木匠有工程师级别的据对算是高级工程师了

疯子的紫梦 · 发表于 2010-2-21 12:40:15

We suggest the following criteria for identifying ‘high-risk occupations’:
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where the skills are specialised and there is a long lead time to develop them
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where there is good fit between what people train for and the jobs they get —that is, the skills are well-used in industry
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where there is significant disruption if the skills are in short supply—eg causing bottlenecks in supply chains, generating significant community costs, or a risk of not meeting government priorities
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where there is sufficient information to assess the future demand for a skill.