Sentence examples for classification of labour from inspiring English sources

The standard classification of labour market policies followed by the OECD/Eurostat data base distinguishes between so-called "active" measures (e.g., job-search assistance, training, public sector job creation and subsidised employment in the private sector) and "passive" measures (unemployment insurance and related welfare benefits paid to the unemployed).

According to Hochschild's (1983. The Managed Heart. Berkeley: University of California Press) classification of emotional labour, nursing staff express high emotional labour.

However, beginning in 2004, ISTAT made some important changes to both the classification of individual labour market status and the design of its survey.

As the purpose of this article is to analyse the regional impact of Skattefunn scheme, the data are processed in the following two steps: First, we organised the firms' location data according to Statistics Norway's classification of 89 labour market regions (Bhuller, 2009) which roughly correspond to the Eurostat's NUTS 3 level.

The identification and classification of prolonged labour was based on birth records and checked manually.

There is need for increased clinical skill in identification and classification of prolonged labour, in order to improve care for all women and their experiences of birthing processes regardless whether they experience a prolonged labour or not.

We applied a novel, totally inclusive yet mutually exclusive classification system for induction of labour (IOL) 17 to understand the variation in hospital IOL rates for different clinical groups of pregnant women.

We re-run the analysis looking at hourly wages for industry and services separately (according to the NACE classification), while, absent sector-specific measures of labour market slack, we keep using the total economy unemployment rate.

One of the limitations of the Robson classification is that women undergoing elective induction of labour are classified in the same group as women undergoing caesarean section before labour (Nullip Term Elective and MultipTerm Elective, groups 2 and 4).

Obstetric procedures were identified through the Canadian Classification of Interventions (CCI), and included induction of labour (CCI: 5.AC.30) and caesarean section (5.MD.60).

19 International classification of disease codes used to determine medical indication for induction of labour are liable to greater degrees of error, but medical complications are under-recorded not over-recorded.