The most often used were: blue-collar workers (SOC major groups 5, 8 and 9) covering skilled trades, shop floor and transport operatives; white-collar workers (SOC major groups 1, 2 and 4) covering managerial, professional, administrative and secretarial; and associate professional, technical, personal and customer service occupations (SOC major groups 3, 6 and 7).
The next wave of potential internet users is lower skilled workers, like shop assistants, or street vendors.
Though many Americans actively shop for skilled doctors -- surgeons, particularly -- they seldom inquire about the quality of a hospital's nursing care, even though their lives may depend on it.
Well-stocked drug shops and drug shop vendors skilled in the performance of bio-medicine work to keep local desires for pharmaceuticals and access to trained, regulated bio-medical health workers alive in the context of a fractured public health care system in which health workers are often missing and medicine unavailable (van der Geest & Whyte, 1989).
In the farm shop, the butcher, skilled in the traditional craft, explains the particular merits of water buffalo meat as he prepares choice cuts, as well as burgers, for the shop and farmers' markets.
Murdock, employed in the prison woodworking shop, was a skilled wood-carver and an observant and imaginative man.
There'll also be a wine bar and shop manned by skilled sommelier John Wabek, formerly of McLean's now-defunct Inox.
From shoe heel repairs to fixes for straps, tips, soles and added support, this shop has the skilled fabricators and high reputation to service all of your shoe needs at uncompromising standards.
The proportions of the mothers having high-position (professionals, entrepreneurs, managers or administrative employees), middle-position (small shop owners, clerks, or skilled workers), and low-position (non-skilled workers or unemployed persons) occupations were 13%, 29%, and 58%, respectively.
They have bustling shops filled with skilled staff members charged with particular duties.
