Occupational Information Sample Clauses

Occupational Information. The concept of occupation is threatened as a practical descriptor or classification tool. Occupational classification was necessary and popular in the 1930s as industrial unions grew and the U.S. Employment Service struggled to develop a universal taxonomy for assigning titles and codes to listed job orders and registered job seekers. Today, a growing number of on-line matching services have adopted different ways of describing the essential qualities of job openings and relevant attributes of job seekers. Industrial relations researchers and labor economists continue to document the pervasiveness of heterogeneity in the workplace.8 Advocacy persists to add an occupational item to the UI wage record. There are many reasons to oppose this move, even though Alaska does collect such information to comply with State legislation pertaining to Native Alaskan employment opportunity. Those who advocate this costly step are encouraged to revisit the history of unsuccessful state pilot efforts to do this. 8 Particularly important progress is being made by the Xxxxx Industry Centers Program. Descriptions of the Program and the 19 centers are available at xxx.xxxxx.xxx/programs/stndrd_industries and xxx.xxxxx.xxx/programs/industry_centers.shtml.

Occupational Information. Are you currently employed? □ No □ Yes If yes, what do you do? If yes, are you happy at your current position? □ No □ Yes Please list any work-related stressors, if any: Do you consider yourself to be religious? □ No □ Yes If yes, what is your faith? If no, do you consider yourself to be spiritual? □ No □ Yes □ Extreme depressed mood □ Wild Mood Swings □ Rapid Speech □ Extreme Anxiety □ Panic Attacks □ Phobias □ Sleep Disturbances □ Hallucinations □ Unexplained losses of time □ Unexplained memory lapses □ Alcohol/Substance Abuse □ Frequent Body Complaints □ Eating Disorder □ Body Image Problems □ Repetitive Thoughts (e.g.,Obsessions) □ Repetitive Behaviors (e.g., Frequent □ Checking, Hand-Washing) □ Homicidal Thoughts □ Suicide Attempt