Sentence examples for divided occupational from inspiring English sources

In both TCS and UK HSE, we divided occupational status into three groups: managerial and professional, intermediate/office workers, and skilled or manual workers.

Nonagricultural people, the Hina, were considered of lower rank and were divided into occupational groups.

Socioeconomic status was divided into three occupational categories according to the current or most recent occupation of the mother (or the father, if the mother had never worked outside the home) on the basis of a widely used Spanish adaptation of the British classification system (Domingo Salvany et al. 2000).

A random population-based sample of 6874 men aged 47 56 years without a history of diabetes was divided into five occupational classes and the men were followed from 1970 to 2008.

In addition, these participants were divided into two occupational categories: FL-COs (working in direct contact with prisoners) and non-frontline COs (NFL-COs, including administrative staff and educational, technical, and healthcare workers).

After the bomb raids came the occupation, by the four allied powers (the Soviet Union, the Unites States, the United Kingdom and France), who divided the city into occupational zones, while the Innenstadt was policed by international patrols.

Occupational class was divided into three categories: professionals, office workers or blue-collar workers.

Occupational status was divided into five categories; employed, unemployed, retired, on sick-leave or student.

Occupational level was divided into five groups then dichotomised with those in paid employment as the reference category.

Belgian OHS providers are by law divided into two units: (1) occupational health surveillance and (2) risk assessment and control [ 10].

Occupational groups were divided into seven categories: meat workers, dairy farmers, banana workers, grazier/stockmen, other agricultural/rural workers, tourists/tourist operators, and others/unknown.