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@Tfmonkey I just thought of a scenario from my own life that would fit both of the categories of highly important/critical work that is low skilled. That being a summer job I did vacuum broom operating at a flour mill. It is absolutely critical to the operations of the flour mill (given how flour dust buildup can mean the whole facility exploding with just a spark), but it is a job that you can replace with nearly anyone, and therefore it is not a job that pays luxury wages.

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@houseoftolstoy @Tfmonkey
Right. The value of a job comes from two broad categories:

1. Impact on revenue/profit
2. Availability of the skill set

Your job scored well on 1, but very poorly on 2. That keeps the wage down.
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