Personal occupation was used for both men and women to define occupational class.
Smaller shares of men worked in the hospitality industry (in hotels and restaurants) or in the manufacturing sector, and in the "other" region, larger shares of men worked in social or personal service occupations.
Personal service occupations.
WHO is currently collaborating with ILO and other interested parties to refine the descriptions for some categories of health and personal care occupations, in order to facilitate analyses of human resources for health.
A critical reason Americans are loath to fill out census questionnaires is that they are unjustifiably lengthy and intrusive, with pages of personal and occupation-oriented questions.
(FGD) Besides personal and occupation-related health and safety challenges, there was an emergence of other non-health occupational related challenges experienced by the nurses.
According to the Australian Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA), a composite index based on average rates of income, job status, occupation, personal qualifications, service availability and housing conditions, Yarrabah was Australia's most disadvantaged local government area in 2011 [ 11].
By cross-referencing data on things like age, health, occupation, personal finances and property with voting intention, the parties are able to make informed guesses about where their support is and where they might pick up more votes.
But Google decided against it because smartphones can be used to take pictures of individuals without their knowledge, and a face match could retrieve all kinds of personal information — name, occupation, address, workplace.
WITH balloons hovering and relatives smiling, Johanny Tavarez, Hing Ting Chan and more than 30 other New York City residents recently received state certification to work in what labor experts say is America's 10th-fastest-growing occupation: personal and home care aide.
