The phrase "occupational duties" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the specific tasks and responsibilities that are expected of an individual in a particular occupation or job. Example: "The new employee was still learning her occupational duties, but she quickly adapted to the fast-paced environment of the banking industry."
Due to firefighter's occupational duties, they are frequently exposed to hazardous chemicals at a close proximity for longer periods of time.
Shifting to Göppingen on 30 April, the Division engaged in occupational duties as the war in Europe came to an end on V-E Day.
Exposure to traumatic events during the course of occupational duties is associated with psychological problems, one of which is posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) [ 8].
In this study, non-smoking citizens of Athens were selected among people who, owing to occupational duties, spent a lot of time in the streets, and people who spent more time indoors in schools or offices.
Health visitors, workers at the Sterilization Centre at one of the HDs and drivers were excluded because of the very different nature of their occupational duties, compared to those workers directly involved in the end mission of the HDs.
Some details of the vignette were anglicised and clarified prior to use, and further details regarding occupational duties and domestic responsibilities were added following comments received during the pilot study.
Indeed, prostate cancer risk increased 67% for each 10 years of occupational duty as a policeman.
"AMA Guides to the Evaluation of Ophthalmic Impairment and Disability is a comprehensive guide on vision and visual impairment that can be used to determine if visual impairment or disability exists, the severity of the diagnosis, and how this translates into whether a person is able to perform activities of daily living (ADL's) and/or possible related occupational duties --Provided by publisher.
Information on the subjects' major occupational activities and duties was crucial for their coding to O*NET occupations.
WFC refers to the increasingly common spillover of occupational roles and duties into family life, whereas family-work conflict (FWC) results when family responsibilities impair workers' job performance [ 38].
Finally, subjects with an occupational status of "home duties" had the highest prevalence of migraine (17.2%) as compared to the remaining occupations.
