Government occupations

There has been an increase in the number of women participating in occupations related to trades, transport and equipment occupations and occupations unique to primary industry.

Hazardous Occupations Rules,1963.

That's pretty high for most occupations.

You have by day prolonged occupations.

You have by day prolonged occupations.

Data made available during research show that in Bosnia and Herzegovina there still exist typical female occupations and typical male occupations.

The assessment of the reputation of certain occupations

You have by day prolonged occupations with Dawah work .

You have by day prolonged occupations with Dawah work .

Fishing, breeding, farming are still the world's foremost human occupations.

The division between male and female occupations is still visible.

It goes through towards the skilled manual occupations in the middle, then the junior non manual, going up high to the professional occupations doctors, lawyers, directors of larger companies.

However, 73 per cent of these migrant women are concentrated in occupations related to domestic work and similar tasks, and 79 per cent are in occupations classified as unskilled.

Indeed during the day you have a long schedule of occupations.

Indeed during the day you have a long schedule of occupations.

But then where it says low social class, that's unskilled manual occupations.

C. Status of the revision process of the International Standard Classification of Occupations

Recognize and respect the traditional land rights and traditional occupations of indigenous people.

There is prohibition for woman to be employed in a night shift (Section 45 of the Factories Act, 1934 and Section 23(C) of the Mines Act, 1923) or in hazardous occupations (Hazardous Occupations Rules, 1963.

Stereotypes about desirable occupations and professions for men and women are still deep rooted.

The other project dealt with the selection of occupations for primary and secondary school population.

(d) Supported the revision work being undertaken on the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO)

And so it's anachronistically a classification by fathers' occupations, so single parents go on their own.

Between the 1991 and 2000 censuses the position of women in the higher skilled occupations improved.

In early 2005, a proposal by the FAO for the International Standard Classification of Occupations was submitted to the ILO Bureau of Statistics, suggesting some specific recommendations to improve the classification of occupations in the areas of agriculture, forestry and fisheries in ISCO 88.

Convention concerning the Restriction of Night Work of Children and Young Persons in Non Industrial Occupations (No. 79)

ILO is implementing the project to withdraw children from these high risk occupations and enrol them in schools.

Indeed, the 2002 2007 period was the only recovery on record during which the median family s real income declined. Moreover, job opportunities continued to polarize, with employment growing in high wage professional, technical, and managerial occupations, as well as in low wage food service, personal care, and protective service occupations.

Several States have disputed the competence of human rights bodies to apply human rights law extraterritorially or during armed conflicts and occupations.

Agriculture in the Central Product Classification, the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities and the International Standard Classification of Occupations

She wondered what measures the Government was considering to overcome occupational segregation and promote diversification of occupations and upward mobility for women.

The Technical Subgroup on the International Standard Classification of Occupations will report back to the Expert Group at a meeting in early 2007.

(d) Does the Commission agree with the workplan for the International Standard Classification of Occupations as set out by the International Labour Organization?

(g) Recommending more detailed categories for the updating of the International Standard Classification of Occupations, 1988, to cover specific descriptions of informal activities

The specifications for occupations used in the Eurostat OECD and ICP comparisons were last updated in 1988 by the International Labour Organization (ILO).

In particular, article 18.3 acknowledges that many parents are economically active, often in poorly paid occupations which they combine with their parental responsibilities.

There still exist stereotypes regarding desirable occupations, as well as professions that are more performed by women or men and these are deeply rooted.

In Republika Srpska there are only four occupations for persons with hearing disabilities to study, and these are all in the field of craftsmanship.

As a result of both technological displacement and technology enabled globalization, the share of employment in occupations in the middle of the skill distribution has declined rapidly in both the United States and Europe. Demand for workers who perform routine tasks has been falling at an accelerating pace in recent decades, destroying well paid middle skill jobs in both manufacturing and clerical occupations.

The Committee expresses its deep concern regarding children working in hazardous occupations such as mining, often in precarious conditions that fall short of labour safety standards.

Thus, during international armed conflicts and occupations, certain categories of persons, such as POWs, may be detained without the procedural protections otherwise afforded to individuals detained in peacetime.

Work on updating the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO 88) started in January of 2004, as mandated by the seventeenth International Conference of Labour Statisticians in November 2003.

As suggested by the Statistical Commission at its thirty sixth session, the International Labour Organization has established the Technical Expert Group for updating the International Standard Classification of Occupations.

Inadequate living conditions often leave them exposed to hazards of toxic substances and many work in occupations, such as agriculture and mining, which constantly expose them to harmful substances.