Sentence examples for classification of occupation from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we focus on nursing professions as defined by the German Classification of Occupation 1992 (KldB 92).

The classification of occupation along six classes ranked from higher to lower prestige or social standing is consistent with the British occupation-based Registrar' Social Classes [ 29].

For the purposes of analyses, the ASCO v2 codes were then converted to unit group (4 digits) Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupation (ANZSCO) codes using conversion tables developed by the ABS and incorporating 2006 Australian census data.

The finding of a large proportion of women registered as having no occupation was due to the way in which the questionnaire used in the national census had been constructed with no classification of occupation for those being part-time employed (<20 hours/week) or being house-wives (National Bureau of Statistics, 1973).

The following variables concerning the 1st generation were recorded: age at first childbirth in complete years, schooling in years of study (up to 4, 5 to 8, 9 or more); occupation of family head based on the International Classification of Occupation [ 25] (non-manual, skilled and semi-skilled manual, unskilled manual and outside the economically active population - EAP).

Paternal occupations in the database are coded to the two-digit Nordic Classification of Occupations, comprising 54 occupational groups (Andersen et al, 1999).

Countries were required to condense the answers into a classification similar to the British Registrar General's social classification of occupations ranging from 1 (high occupational status) to 5 (low occupational status).

Based on the information from the census, according to International standard classification of occupations 1958 (International Labour Office, 1962), three levels of occupational physical activity were used: occupations with high, medium and low level of physical activity.

A Norwegian standard for classification of occupations was used to group self-reported occupational titles into either blue-collar or white-collar work.

Figure 4a, b depict changes in the occupational share of employment following the National Classification of Occupations (1994 CNO-94) at a 2-digit level.

Employment status and, for those working, current occupational status are rated using the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations [ 61].