"occupational needs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the items or resources a person needs in order to perform their job efficiently and/or safely. For example, you could say, "The employer must provide the necessary occupational needs for their staff."
The objective of this paper is to present a systematic review of the literature in the field to identify problems, recommended practices, unresolved issues and explore occupational needs related to cleaning problems.
Since there is a lack of knowledge on the occupational needs of patient representatives (PRs) and counselors (PCs), we performed a study eliciting perceived skills and informational needs in evidence-based medicine (EbM) and health economics (HE) and investigated preferences for training.
Traditional trades that may seem out of fashion to many today — carpentry, tool and die making, construction, manufacturing, and others — are primed to see new iterations as organizations look at reapplications of skills for future occupational needs.
In addition to these monetary incentives, workers and firms were entitled to receive counseling support in identifying their occupational needs, with tutoring related to the workings of the ICS policy and the rules governing local and national hiring procedures.
However, bureaucratic and organizational problems made this part of the policy substantially unsuccessful: to match workers and firms, INSAR developed a database that included the firms' occupational needs and some demographic characteristics of participating workers.
Their new objective was to select immigrants based on their potential to contribute to the economy in the long run as opposed to the previous short-term tap-on/tap-off (absorptive capacity) approach that regulated the inflow based on specific occupational needs of the labor market.
To deal with the complexity of NCDs prevention, all perspectives - be it social, familial or occupational – need to be considered.
The four HCWs working in hemodialysis departments (encompassed in "Other" in Table 2), an area of particularly high infection risk [ 23], were noteworthy for characteristically obtaining anti-HBs by way of vaccination, indicating that they have a particularly high awareness of their occupational need for protection.
His Majesty the Sultan of Brunei Darussalam has repeatedly stressed the importance of the nation's health, including the impact of NCDs and called for sustainable actions in adhering to healthier lifestyles in tackling NCDs 1 To deal with the complexity of NCDs, all perspectives – be it social, familial, or occupational – need to be considered.
It is particularly important that occupational safety needs of aides be addressed as this occupation experiences significant job growth.
In the future, the effectiveness of drug testing programs as a means of improving occupational safety needs to be investigated in controlled studies using comparative design.
