• Odd-job workers usually perform assorted manual tasks that do not require technical expertise or knowledge.
• Odd-job workers generally find work in places like construction sites, factories, hawker centres, and office buildings.

At that time, he was a secondary two dropout. He started working in his teens and just muddled along as an odd-job worker, taking on roles such as painter and carpenter. (Lianhe Zaobao, 6/8/2017)