This meant going a step further with respect to the task approach mentioned above, which relies on cross-occupation tasks.
In addition, the level of heterogeneity in within-occupation task implementation is higher in high-salary occupations.
The occupation task index is based on information from the Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT) that periodically evaluates the tasks required for more than 12,000 detailed occupations.
We do not exclude that similar exercises can be performed on the O*NET task rating data; however, the possibility of triangulation/cross-checking between the WageIndicator task data and the O*NET task ratings seems, at best, unlikely since they make use of different classifications for both occupations and tasks within occupations.
This was done using a unique web-based dataset that allowed the measurement of the task implementation intensity at the individual level (10 occupation-specific tasks across hundreds of occupations and thousands of individuals) for the Dutch labour market.
These occupations demand tasks such as flexibility, problem solving, creativity, and complex communication.
All persons, whatever their occupations or tasks, were teachers, and the purpose of education which was political life itself was to develop a greater (a nobler, stronger, more virtuous) public community.
Occupational pesticides exposures are assessed by an industrial hygienist based on parents' occupations and tasks.
For the present study an extended version with 14 items was used to cover more aspects of leisure occupations, domestic tasks and self-care.
When respondents self-identify their occupation title, they are presented with a list of between 4 and 14 occupation-specific tasks related to their 4-digit occupational unit (designed by the ILO when defining the present ISCO 08; see Hunter 2009).
