'administrative occupation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in formal and informal writing to refer to a type of job which involves managing documentation, organizing activities and/or providing administrative support. For example: "Mary has been working in an administrative occupation for five years."
Remarkably, Sgouras, council worker, unionist, patriot, is prepared to contemplate some kind of foreign supervision, a temporary administrative occupation, to get his country back on track.
But that was at a time when Israel still had a complete military and administrative occupation of Gaza with thousands of settlers and soldiers deployed across the strip - anyone working for the state risked being branded a collaborator.
Multiple regression was used to adjust for pre-specified baseline characteristics: gender, age, centre, autism severity (ADOS-G modified algorithm score), costs, parental occupation (at least one parent with a professional or administrative occupation versus other), parental education (at least one parent with post-16 qualifications versus other) and ethnicity (both parents white versus other).
Starting salaries are only equal, at £17,000, in administrative occupations.
It led to vocational school or technical school, which in turn led to commercial, technical, or administrative occupations.
They make up nearly half the workforce, and the share of women in managerial and administrative occupations is nearly equal to that of men – 15% compared with 17%.
Among the highest risk jobs were telemarketers, payroll managers and wages clerks, bank and post office clerks, local government administrative occupations, assembly line workers, taxation experts, accountants, retail assistants and waiters.
In most of these administrative occupations, hiring has fallen over the last few years, as you can see in the columns further to the right showing the total number of jobs posted.
And the ratio tends to be low in administrative occupations (secretaries, call centre staff); 1in 10 are immigrants.
Table 3 shows the top ten four-digit occupations where overeducated graduates were located in 2012: often in major group 4 occupations, such as "other administrative occupations".
Although the immigrant to native ratio is lowest here, it should be noted that around 15% of all immigrants in 2014 2016 were in administrative occupations.
