Australians erroneously depicted migrant workers as having peasant origins, poor English and little education. Their domestic skills were highlighted over professional skills and they were thought of as occupying manufacturing or service-sector position. This stereotype may have been partially true in the 1970s, but it will be less so in the 1990s.
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