A job-shop processing system generally requires less-skilled workers than a continuous processing system.

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A job-shop processing system typically deals with custom or small batch jobs requiring workers to have a broader range of skills and possibly more specialized knowledge to handle the variety and customization of tasks, whereas a continuous processing system is more automated and standardized, often requiring less skill for the repetitive tasks.

A Job-Shop Processing System Generally Requires Less-Skilled Workers Than a Continuous