Sentence examples for major occupational groups from inspiring English sources
The data examined wages for workers in 22 major occupational groups and almost 800 detailed occupations, and found that fast food cooks made $8.91 per hour on average, only cents more than the highest state minimum wage of $8.67 in Washington state.
As the report notes, "Between 2013 and 2014, inflation-adjusted median wages decreased across nearly all major occupational groups" with the exception of two healthcare services occupations.
The identified occupations with high need for prevention among men come from nearly all major occupational groups whereas women cluster in occupational groups from the health and care sectors.
Figure 1 presents changes in the employment shares of seven major occupational groups for the private sector (including self-employed).
Column 4 is the "traditional graduate jobs" classifier, defined as belonging to the first two major occupational groups.
Table 5 reports changes in employment share by major occupational groups (two-digit ISCO-88 level) and are ranked in ascending order by their mean wage in 1995.
The final model was chosen using the AIC and the best fit model comprised the variables previous breastfeeding, intention to breastfeed, total IIFAS score and major occupational group based on ONS groups reclassified into four broad groupings.
The activity at July of each year was coded and the major occupational group extracted.
The SOC groups jobs in terms of required skill level, field of knowledge, and type of work together into occupational groups, into four levels of disaggregation with decreasing within-group heterogeneity, ranging from major occupational group (one-digit) to unit group (four-digit) (Elias and McKnight 2001).
More detailed information on the procedure for coding occupation, including a description of the eight major ANZSCO occupational groups, can be seen in Additional file 1.
To address this gap, in the current study we examined the prevalence of the metabolic syndrome in 40 major U.S. occupational groups using nationally representative data.
