The firm link between the vocational training programme and allocation to an occupational labour market implies that, in addition to overall demand, occupation-specific job opportunities are a decisive factor in job-education matches at labour market entry.
Beneficiaries like Lupita receive up to two years of aggressive training in "demand occupations" — jobs identified by government and business officials as growth areas — as well as unemployment compensation and subsidized health care while they learn.
A longer follow-up period might expose deteriorating function, especially in patients with high-energy demand occupations.
Keith O'Neill Shrewsbury Lesson learnt In one very brief exposure to a school classroom ("My hardest job", 15 March), Chris Blackhurst has discovered that teaching is a demanding occupation.
Luján, on the other hand, needs moral and emotional support to sustain her through the trials of an impossibly demanding occupation and to save her from despair.
Along with those technical skills, service members often also know a great deal about communicating with and motivating young people, which could suit them ideally for another high-demand occupation, teaching math or science.
It is a hugely demanding occupation that I do not wish it forced upon anyone.
Going to sea aboard tramp freighters, in the mid-1950s, was a horribly dangerous, often miserable, chancy, physically demanding occupation.
This would support professional conduct when dealing with patients, clients, colleagues, etc. and facilitate a personally satisfactory and sustainable way of dealing with critical situations in a socially demanding occupation.
Whether you're in search of STEMM talent or some other mission-critical, high-demand occupation, as a federal manager you can learn from the best practices of agencies such as NASA, VA, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Department of Health and Human Services.
