Sentence examples for occupations into from inspiring English sources
The coding of occupational groups was performed according to the NYK system, which groups similar occupations into sector-defined groups without taking into account industrial sectors, employment status (such as being an entrepreneur or employed), variations due to different work organization, or years of education.
The report divides the nation's occupations into equal thirds: lower-wage, midwage and higher-wage.
Another approach for women is to turn once derided private-sphere occupations into marketing opportunities via the Internet.
In devising its conscription law, the Confederacy took a modern approach, assessing the nation's needs and manpower holistically and taking critical occupations into account.
Over a decade ago New Labour began taking university applications as a marker of success, morphing hundreds of perfectly practical occupations into a series of overly academic exam papers, bearing little relevance to the real world of everyday work.
However, the union would see no advantage in bringing workers of other occupations into membership: on the contrary, it was felt that one could expect employers to concede a rise more readily if it would have to be paid to only a restricted membership.
Subjects were classified according to their current occupation into broader occupational groups.
The individual's occupation was then linked to a general population job-exposure matrix (JEM) which classifies each occupation into none, low or high exposure according to occupational exposure to mineral dust, biological dust or fumes/gases [ 22].
These shows have been credited for helping turn forensic science from a primarily male occupation into a primarily female one.
He uses mainly secondary sources but has managed to tease the complexities of the occupation into a story that is both ingenious and convincing.
"The most essential step in the marketing of personal services is that of selecting an occupation into which you can throw yourself wholeheartedly".
