Sentence examples for professionals clerks from inspiring English sources
One government official said that his entire department, including white-collar professionals, clerks, watchmen and drivers, had been forced to go on reconnaissance patrols to hunt down the rebels.
Of these, 316 were professionals, clerks, or administrative personnel according to their current occupation as classified by the ISCO-88.
Occupations were divided into managers and professionals, clerks, service and sales workers, skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers, trade workers and elementary occupation, and not working.
About one third of the population was professionals, clerks, or administrative staff, meaning that a high proportion of the work-force worked in an office environment.
Of these, 133 cases were professionals, clerks, or administrative personnel according to their current occupation as classified by the 1988 International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO-88) (International Labor Organization 1988), and these form the case population for this study.
Women with a confirmed OD No. 2108 came from five major groups of the ISCO88 classification (professionals, technicians and associate professionals, clerks, service and sales workers, and elementary occupations).
The second group includes "Technicians or Associate Professionals" and "Clerks", while the "Other" includes all the remaining occupational categories10.
For associate professionals, tradespersons, clerks, salespersons and personal service workers, and plant and machine operators and drivers (ASCO 4-7) theducationalal requirement is a "diploma or vocational degree".
The public sector employs a higher proportion of white collar workers (managers, professionals, and clerks), while the private sector has a larger concentration of blue collar workers, both skilled and unskilled, and workers performing elementary jobs7.
"We are doctors, lawyers, business professionals, store clerks, moms, dads, brothers," Carroll said of DragonCon attendees.
Occupation was classified into two groups: manual workers (skilled and unskilled workers) and non-manual workers (senior officials, managers, professionals, office clerks and entrepreneurs).
