"working occupations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to professions or jobs in which people actively work, as in, "Many working occupations require a college degree."
Studies that model gender differences in wages often extend the model to include job characteristics such as hours worked, occupation and industry [ 23].
Men working in occupations with low job control had an elevated risk of anxiety disorders.
Previous studies have demonstrated that HRQoL can be influenced by multiple factors, such as age, educational level, physical activity, occupational stress, working hours, occupation and disease [ 8, 9].
Now here's the good news, at least for those working in occupations that don't pay well (retail, care work, service industries generally).
Several countries including Australia, Canada, and New Zealand screen applicants working in occupations associated with risks of work-related disease transmission.
Collectively, 242 (83%) persons with confirmed cases reported working within occupations in which direct contact with animals frequently occurs.
Occupational class was assessed based on the proportion of adults employed in working class occupations [ 20, 39].
In total, 345 cases (22.4%) and 346 controls (21.4%) among men had been working in occupations in list B, with no overall increased risk (Table 3).
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.
