The phrase "work occupations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types of jobs or professions that individuals engage in for employment.
Example: "The report analyzed the trends in work occupations over the past decade, highlighting the rise of remote jobs."
Alternatives: "job roles" or "employment sectors."
It focuses on young men and women with college degrees, working full time, one year after graduation, taking into account differences in college majors, grade point average, hours of work, occupations and tendency to work in the nonprofit sector.
Ever since his first famous work Occupations (Bezetzung), in which Kiefer, then a student, photographed himself giving the Nazi salute in different locations around Europe, the artist has interrogated Germany's relationship with its dark past.
"Sex work is widely but wrongly perceived to be an occupation that is predominantly taken up by women and this means that males may fall through the student support net because they are not associated with sex work occupations," she added.
Despite all of this, the most important factor is the excessive tissue load because RC tendinopathy generally occurs in the dominant limb in sports or work occupations (Yamamoto et al. 2010; Sein et al. 2010; Bodin et al. 2012).
In sum, on average, only work occupation injury rates appear to significantly differ by nativity.
There is a high frequency of sleep disturbances and shift work occupation in the CH population.
Further research is needed on the association between CH and shift work occupation.
Occupational change is measured as a change from an IVET training occupation to a work occupation on the 2-digit level of occupation codes constructed by the Swiss Federal Statistical Office (39 categories).
It inquired about personal characteristics, health information, smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke (SHS) at home and at work, occupation, exposures in the work environment, and exposures in the home environment.
The function section has 15 items regarding personal care, household work, occupation and recreational activities out of which 11 items fall under the specific activities sub-section and 4 items are under the usual activities sub-section.
For BBQ scores, there were significant group differences in scores in univariable analysis for location of work, occupation, gender, and age (Table 2) where more positive beliefs were identified among metropolitan-based practitioners, males, and in older practitioners.
