"stable occupation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing job security, or to describe an occupation that has been around for a long time. Example sentence: My grandfather held the same stable occupation for over 30 years.
Additionally, whilst sporadic human presence versus stable occupation are difficult to detect in archaeological records, the coupling with paleoenvironmental studies may offer new scenarios and information for human arrival in the Balearic Islands.
129 males and 107 females participated, mainly middle aged and youth (born from 1974 to 1995), nearly 75% with a stable occupation, and 78.5% with an annual salary over RMB 60,000 (Table 10).
To some extent this shows that higher disposable income along with stable occupation (e.g., a government job) are predictors of cigarette smoking but not other types of tobacco use, which is comparatively more prevalent amongst the disadvantaged.
From the job history records of the sawmill workers cohort we obtained the number of episodes of unemployment, job mobility (classified as upward, downward or stable), occupation (manager, tradesman, skilled worker, and unskilled worker) ethnicity, and marital status.
The access through the bottom of a segmented labour market has prevented immigrants becoming upwardly mobile to more stable occupations.
Following common definitions (Noelke et al. 2012), we define the first stable job as occupations that last at least 6 months and include a minimum of 20 h of work per week.
From the job history records we obtained the number of episodes of unemployment, job mobility (classified as upward, downward or stable), and occupation (manager, skilled trades, machine operator, or unskilled).
That the participants had to return to a fairly stable gainful occupation before they were categorised as having returned to work can, however, also be regarded as a strength.
f = Adjusted Odds Ratio by means of multivariate logistic regression models controlling age, sex, stable relationship, education, occupation, length of service, contract duration and contract type.
A third approach refers to stability (stable vs. changing occupations) (Jepsen and Choudhuri 2001).
Furthermore, the population was in their 50s at baseline, meaning that they are quite stable in their occupations.
