Sentence examples for scientific and technical occupations from inspiring English sources

The research highlighted large pay gaps within the energy sectors as well as scientific and technical occupations where women are also under-represented.

For decades, STEM has been a term of art for those seeking to correct the severe underrepresentation of African-Americans and other minority citizens in scientific and technical occupations.

A Canadian government study of the 22,000-strong science and technical community in the federal public service [ Visible Minorities in the Scientific and Technical Occupations (1998)] found that aboriginal people were severely underrepresented and their numbers were clustered in selected occupational groups such as nursing and general technicians.

Rather, as employment in routine jobs has ebbed, employment has risen both in high-wage managerial, professional and technical occupations and in low-wage, in-person service occupations.

BLS code 29, "Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations," is projected to have even more new jobs than computer occupations.

However, some marked differences appear when comparing classes for social, commercial and technical occupations (Fig. 3).

By contrast, young males in the dual system mainly apply to enter manufacturing and technical occupations.

While there are more EU men in managerial positions and among professional and technical occupations, non-EU men are relatively more frequent in service and elementary occupations.

Abstract tasks, which require "problem solving, intuition, and persuasion," are usually performed in professional, managerial, and technical occupations.

3. Associate professional and technical occupations.

The five levels of classification were (a) managerial and professional occupations, (b) intermediate occupations, (c) small employers and own account workers, (d) lower supervisory and technical occupations, and (e) routine occupations and unemployed.