Sentence examples for achieving occupational from inspiring English sources

Job resources are aspects of the work that are functional in dealing with high demands and achieving occupational goals.

Gjerustad [ 36] found that achieving occupational aspiration was significantly related to sickness absence in a longitudinal study of Norwegian youths; a high occupational achievement indicated lower sickness absence.

In a study by Tsung and Pearson (2001) it was revealed that social skills training with regular monthly follow ups can have a significant role in achieving occupational goals [ 53].

I too benefited by achieving upward occupational and educational mobility.

This represents the basis for the competence model containing all necessary competence dimensions for achieving the occupational demands found in the previous investigation.

Our results consequently suggest that changes to skilled migration policy achieved improved occupational outcomes amongst GSMs and Employer Sponsored migrants taken as a group, with particularly strong effects estimated for women in the GSM visa category.

Empirically, this could also be explained by ceiling effects, that this group has the greatest propensity to lose occupational status but also have the greatest potential to go on to achieve a high occupational level.

For Germany, Stegmann and Kraft (1988) find that higher education dropouts do not have a higher risk of being unemployed but achieve a lower occupational status and a lower income than higher education graduates.

We therefore proposed that dropouts without formal vocational qualifications should have lower chances to enter a stable employment (Hypothesis 1a) and achieve a lower occupational status in the first stable employment (Hypothesis 1b) than graduates from vocational training, who have not entered higher education.

The application of an enforced policy by accreditation bodies to check the third-party auditing process could also increase the quality of auditing and help to improve the effectiveness of their systems to achieve a better occupational health and safety performance.

For this study, the sample was restricted to subjects aged 25 64 n=7,1799) in order to include the population in working age, that has largely completed its studies and achieved its own occupational social class.