Employment category was highly significant except for those with more than 100 sick days last year (model 4), indicating that serious chronic disease or injury is not related to employment category (see also Table 2).
Employment category was categorised as: lower-educated non-scientific personnel (low NSP), higher-educated NSP (level of education is college or university degree; high NSP) or scientific personnel.
The retail industry employs 585,000 workers -- the second-largest employment category in the state after services, she said.
Choose the option for "Time Sheet Entry" and follow the link for your employment category (support staff, service staff, or student).
The South Korean government introduced the universal long-term care insurance program in 2008 that created a new employment category of "paid family-care worker" to assist the elderly with chronic illnesses including dementia.
Ms. Li said that the online employment category, which is dominated by Monster, CareerBuilder and Yahoo's HotJobs, is expected to generate about $1.9 billion in revenue this year, up from about $1.6 billion last year.
Nobody in Washington has yet worked out how to calculate the output of a software developer, or into which employment category to put designers for the World Wide Web (at the moment, they go into "business services, not elsewhere classified").
How can we adapt and leverage these important concepts for a professoriate that is increasingly diverse by demographics and employment category in ways that result in a more inclusive and robust profession?
Explaining the occupation's surging growth since it emerged as a discrete employment category in the 1970's, Julie Sisti, who oversees the paralegal studies program at New York University, said, "We've become a more complex society, with the need to make legal services more accessible to the average person".
That's the first employment category.
The field's second employment category is, well, outside the field.
