They are relatively well-educated, and many of them hold clerical and professional positions.
They are concentrated in the north of the island, are relatively well educated, and many hold clerical and professional positions.
On more than one occasion, we have determined that the existing workload could easily support a staff of several hired clerical and professional employees.
Jobs in the old mass-production economy came in a few standard varieties (research, production, sales, clerical, managerial, professional), but this system has fragmented.
In the case of clerical and professional employees, unions have appealed by arguing that one need not see the employer as hostile or untrustworthy to believe in the need for collective representation.
The Tofflers write that only 20percentt of the work force is now in the manufacturing sector, while some 56percentt (and growing) is engaged in what they call "knowledge work" — managerial, financial, sales-related, clerical and professional tasks.
Forfeiture Support Associates, which has a $613 million contract to provide clerical and professional assistance to the Justice Department, the Marshals Service and other federal agencies involved in handling seized and forfeited assets, said through a spokesman that the company's policy was not to comment on lawsuits.
fManual laborers versus persons in clerical or professional fields or housewives.
In another study, lower grade of employment (clerical versus professional) was associated with higher Hbg A1c levels in British civil servants [ 2].
Husband's occupational category (not employed, unskilled manual, skilled manual, services, agriculturally employed, agriculturally self-employed, sales, clerical and professional) was used.
23 The mother's pre-pregnancy occupation was recorded on a six-point scale ranging between unskilled manual, semiskilled manual, skilled manual, distributive, clerical and professional and technical; mothers whose occupational skill level was unknown were treated as missing.
