In 2013 an "internet opinion analyst" became an officially recognised occupation in China, and the Beijing Morning Post estimated that 2 million people were being employed to monitor and analyse public opinion for decision makers.
Several occupations recognised to be associated with loud noise exposure were associated with an increased risk of tinnitus in men and contributed to the overall AF of tinnitus, that is, the fraction of tinnitus cases due to occupation.
Australia and the world's newest country are still locked in a nasty argument over the share-out of revenues from oil deposits in the Timor strait.The original deal, based on a carve-up going back to the time of Suharto, when Australia was one of the few countries in the world to recognise the occupation of East Timor, was extremely favourable to the Australians.
Since the introduction of the Sex Work Act in 1994 known then as the Prostitutes Control Act—sex worker advocacy groups have been lobbying for amendments to recognise the occupation of street-based sex workers.
If the market process decreases the level of material privileges connected to the state sector, as suggested by market transition theory, we may expect that in prefectures with a higher degree of privatisation, people with urban hukou will have fewer income advantages: It is widely recognised that education, occupation and hukou have impacts on income differences in China.
It was reformed on 5 September 1942 following a meeting of 30 ulamas in the Des Indes Hotel in Jakarta, and was recognised by the occupation government as the sole Islamic organisation in the country.
Where sex work is recognised as an occupation, SRHR could become a matter of labour, rather than criminal law.
Occupation: "Internationally recognised expert on terrorism and national security", but don't ask me where I got that from.
What links all of these documents is a call for sex work to be recognised as a legal occupation to pave the way for commercial sex to be conducted in safe workplaces, for violence to be reduced and to enable universal access to appropriate health services.
However some of the new occupations are not recognised by professional councils, e.g. dressers, care givers, psychosocial counsellors, dispensers, medical technologists.
