Sentence examples for jobs groups from inspiring English sources

Men who worked only in low-risk industrial or non-industrial jobs (groups 6, 7 and 8) constituted the reference group for the occupational analyses in Tables 3 5.

Common occupation types had similar jobs grouped together (see Pires et al. 2014).

Below the fold, you get profile analytics; even more jobs; group suggestions; and company suggestions.

Are you taking our jobs?" (Group interview) The case managers expressed mixed feelings about what it was like to represent older persons, i.e. to be their advocate.

Less attention has been paid to HR differentiation among strategically valuable job groups.

The economic (resource-based) perspective, by contrast, implies HR homogenization across the two job groups.

In total, Google found statistically significant pay differences for 228 employees across six job groups.

Recent HR differentiation research has been concerned with HRM differences within job groups (such as between more and less talented managerial employees) and HRM differences between job groups of different strategic value (such as knowledge and manual workers).

Things such as income groups, job groups (equivalence classes of people with the same job), and surmen can all be counted using the equivalencies, without bringing surmen, job groups, and income groups into the picture.

Instead, the job array is split into M job groups of approximately M/N jobs with the exact number of jobs per group being retrieved from a variant of Bresenham's line algorithm [37].

This paper reviews literature relevant to the question whether (and how) firms should differentiate their HRM systems between professional and managerial job groups.