Sentence examples for categorized as workers from inspiring English sources

I further delineated non-working caregivers by social status.12 Individuals who were not working were categorized as workers during a period of family care leave or unemployment, or as otherwise inactive persons (including homemakers and retirees).

In 2013, for example, Egypt had more than 23 million citizens categorized as "workers"; they earned about $21 billion in salaries.

For statistical analysis, the scale on musculoskeletal symptoms was dichotomized so that "0 days", "1-7 dand" and "8-30 days" were categorized as healthy and ">30 days" and "every day" were categorized as workers with chronic pain.

All adverse events were categorized as mild.

Individuals working for salary or wages at the time of the survey are categorized as wage workers.

Relatively a small percentage (13%) was formally employed either in government or private sector, almost one-fourth (24.9%) was working on their own account, while the majority (55.5%) was unemployed thus categorized as unpaid workers contributing to family enterprise.

What the chosen artists hold in common is the fact that while they might otherwise have remained 'invisible' or have been categorized as 'other, worker, alien, stranger, and/or trespasser,' they have created their identity through art.

In some Southeast Asian countries, beer promoters are categorized as "indirect sex workers," and in all four countries included in our study, public discourse generally stigmatizes the work of beer promoters, relegating them to the category of "bad girl" [ 9, 10].

Occupational level was categorized as (1) low (unskilled/unemployed workers), (2) medium (partially skilled workers), and (3) high (skilled workers).

In the old system of working, you were often categorized as a "knowledge worker" if you dealt with knowledge and information, which applied to most everyone working in an office.

In our example, jobs are categorized as administration area worker, laboratory assistant/electrician, fitter/welder, process/conveyor operator, and warehouse packer/shipping or cleaning (not office).