Unskilled jobs typically refer to roles that require minimal specialized training or qualifications. These positions often emphasize physical labor, repetitive tasks, or basic services, and they can be found in a variety of sectors. Examples of unskilled jobs include:

1. Retail Workers – Cashiers, stock clerks, or store associates.
2. Warehouse Workers – Packing, sorting, and moving goods.
3. Cleaning Staff – Janitors, housekeepers, and custodians.
4. Construction Laborers – Basic site work, material handling.
5. Delivery Drivers – Local delivery services for food, parcels, etc.
6. Food Service Workers – Kitchen assistants, dishwashers, fast-food servers.
7. Agricultural Laborers – Fieldwork, harvesting, planting.
8. Factory Workers – Assembly line work, packaging.
9. Hotel Staff – Room attendants, baggage handlers.
10. Security Guards – Monitoring premises, entry control.

Although these roles are considered unskilled, many offer opportunities for skill development, progression, and specialization over time.