10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OCCUPATION GROUPINGS»
Discover the use of
occupation groupings in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
occupation groupings and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Regional and Metropolitan Growth and Decline in the US
Beyond these dominant patterns, it can be seen that the workers of all three
occupation groupings share the overall residence—workplace shifts: a decline of
city worker-residents, a gain in suburb workerresidents, and (except for suburban
...
William H. Frey, Alden, Jr. Speare, 1988
2
Housing Policy and Economic Power: The Political Economy of ...
... for example, in the momentous, widespread agitation against the 1972
Housing Finance Act's attempt to raise council rents substantially, or in the
present support for the status quo in owner occupation. Groupings form around
political issues ...
Professor Michael Ball, 2013
3
The National Skills Development Handbook 2007/8
... occupations are divided into Major, Sub-Major, Minor, and Unit groupings •
Within the current OFO there are 8 Major Groups, 44 Submajor Groups, How do
qualification levels on the NQF compare with occupation groupings on the OFO?
4
Current Population Reports: Consumer income. Series P-60
Median earnings also vary greatly by major occupation groupings (see Table 8).
In 1998, median earnings of women ranged from $15,647 for service occupations
to $36,261 for professional specialists.22 For men, median earnings ranged ...
5
The Relationship Between the 1970 and 1980 Industry and ...
These two 1970 occupation groupings are shown in the tables as: (1) Code "333-
Macoengere, including telegraph, and office helpers,” that includes occupation
categories 333 and 333. (2) Code "971-Creit and kindred workers, n.e.c.,” that ...
Paula L. Vines, John A. Priebe, 1989
6
The Measurement of Labor Cost
Age and education (age being a proxy for work experience) within industry-
occupation groupings represent labor characteristics — the X 's of equations (13),
(15), and (17), and the characteristics are the true productive inputs (or are
proxies ...
7
Bureau of the Census Catalog
Considered as engineering and scientific workers are those persons reported in
the 1970 Census of Population as being in the experienced civilian labor force in
one of the following occupation groupings: Operations and computer specialists ...
8
Characteristics of Persons in Engineering and Scientific ...
The detailed census occupational categories constituting the respective
occupational universes of the occupation groupings and subgroups in the table
stubs of this report are identified in appendix E. Note that each of the occupation
...
United States. Bureau of the Census, 1974
9
Money Income of Families and Persons in the United States, 1979
The occupation groupings were derived from occupation subgroups delineated
on the basis of the classification system used in the 1970 census. For information,
see Bureau of the Census Technical Paper No. 26, 1970 Occupation and ...
10
Power, Employment, and Accumulation: Social Structures in ...
"Includes the six largest occupations broken down into 2-15 individual
occupation groups. levels of disaggregation of occupation groupings.14 We
begin with the HOURS AND EARNINGS TRENDS BY OCCUPATION 37. Coetf.
S.E. Adj. R2 ...
Jim Stanford, Lance Taylor, Ellen Houston, 2001
