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Levels of prestige are available for each of the main census occupational titles so that it is easy to give a numerical score to occu- pations or their incumbents , which repre- sents the prestige ranking of that occupation in the eyes ...
Levels of prestige are available for each of the main census occupational titles so that it is easy to give a numerical score to occu- pations or their incumbents , which repre- sents the prestige ranking of that occupation in the eyes ...
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Roe's occupational classification system with eight groups and six levels is related to the sets of interest factors just reviewed . Her occupational groups resemble interest factors and her levels approximate many occupational status ...
Roe's occupational classification system with eight groups and six levels is related to the sets of interest factors just reviewed . Her occupational groups resemble interest factors and her levels approximate many occupational status ...
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Bureau of the Census The United States Bureau of the Census uses an occupational classification system for classifying people in the labor force in terms of present or past occupation . This system consists of ten major occupational ...
Bureau of the Census The United States Bureau of the Census uses an occupational classification system for classifying people in the labor force in terms of present or past occupation . This system consists of ten major occupational ...
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Toward Fusion | 1 |
Relationship of Trust and the Objectivity of Performance Criteria to Success | 4 |
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