Sentence examples for occupational divisions from inspiring English sources

We highlight how teamwork discourse can be instrumentally co-opted in the reproduction of the very occupational divisions it is designed to ameliorate, or simply ignored as irrelevant when compared to more attractive forms of collective identity.

Traditionally there has been an occupational division between those with non manual (white collar/bourgeoisie/middle class) occupations and manual occupations (blue collar/proletariat/working class respectively) (Marx & Engels, 1848) and this is reflected in SSS targets for quits amongst clients with routine and manual occupations (Bell et al., 2006).

"This is a terrible thing to say," said Dr. Robin Herbert, co-director of the occupational and environmental division at Mount Sinai Medical Center, "but if I had a health problem at work, I'm not sure I'd file a workers' comp claim.

Occupational social class.

Len Welsh, the acting chief of the occupational safety agency, a division of the state Department of Industrial Relations, said the trade group had been cooperative.

The California division of occupational safety and health is taking up a petition from the Aids healthcare foundation, an advocacy group which is lobbying for workplace protection to be extended to people working in the porn industry.

His production company failed to use condoms and did not provide vaccines or medical examinations to employees who were potentially exposed to hepatitis B, according to citations issued Wednesday by California's division of occupational safety and health (Cal/OSHA).

The complaint with California's division of occupational safety and health (Cal/OSHA) alleges that the mixed martial arts company has failed to comply with state policies aimed at preventing exposure to bloodborne pathogens, according to Deen's announcement.

Ian McMillan, head of division of occupational therapy and arts therapies at Queen Margaret Universitys, says: "As dementia becomes more prevalent in society it is critical that we ensure our healthcare graduates better understand the specific needs of people with dementia, their carers and their families".

SeaWorld is currently fighting back against four citations from the California division of occupational safety and health over alleged inadequate procedures to protect employees who swam with or rode on killer whales in a pool used for providing medical attention, and for employees who were present with killer whales on poolside 'slide outs', where whales can briefly emerge from the water.

"A green building is only as good as its commission," says Wayne Thomann, an assistant professor in the occupational and environmental medicine division at Duke University School of Medicine.