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... of clerical workers and craftsmen are reversed when status scores are derived from data on all incumbents in the labor force rather than on male incumbents alone. The paper suggests that, with the increased participation of women in the labor force and the concomitant change in the sex composition of the work...

...A. J. Jaffe 8 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1975 1975 Government Printing Occupational Classification Aged Aged Clerical Worker Male Cohort References Jaffe, A. J. 1971. The Middle Years. Special edition of Industrial Gerontology. September. U. S...

... appreciably from 1910 to 1930. Second, although most of the contribution that immigration made to the United States labor force was in the form of semiskilled and unskilled workers, the relative importance of professional, clerical, and skilled workers increased almost continuously from 1870 to 1930. Third...

... and managerial em- ployees; and clerical and related workers." Representative workers in this category include teachers, bookkeepers and cashiers, and clerical workers. 2. Sales and service workers. Sales personnel were dominant, but with substantial numbers of waiters, cooks, barbers, and beauticians. 3...

.... ( 1984 ). Physical Health of Clerical Workers in the U.S., Framingham, and Detroit . Women and Health , 9 , 17 – 41 . 10.1300/J013v09n01_03 Willekens F. ( 1980 ). Multistate Analysis: Tables of Working Life . Environment and Planning A , 12 , 563 – 588 . 10.1068/a120563...

.... The percentage college educated grew from 12% to 22% among professionals and technicians, from 5% to 24% among managers, and from 4% to 19% among clerical workers. The percentage illiterate among all occupational categories dropped in a similarly precipitous fashion. The improvement in educational attainment...

... Worker Clerical Worker References Baker R. J. , & Neider J. A. ( 1978 ). The GLIM System. Release 3. Generalised Linear Interac tive Modelling . Oxford : Numerical Algorithms Group . Bershad M. A. ( 1969 ). The Index of Inconsistency for an L-fold Classification...

... is also greatest among the changes in patterns of mobility from oc- youngest nonwhites, the sum of indexes eupational origins to first jobs account for the three component changes is about for a two-percentage-point increase in one and two-thirds times as large as the the share of clerical workers, while...

.... R. ( 1985 ). A model of declining health and retirement . Journal of Political Economy , 93 , 1258 – 1268 . 10.1086/261359 Verbrugge , L. M. ( 1984 ). Physical health of clerical workers in the U.S., Framingham, and Detroit . Women and Health , 9 , 17 – 41 . 10.1300...

... longest to latest occupation. Farming occupations, whether owners or laborers, experience a marked improvement in survival, whereas clerical workers suffer a sharp increase in mortality. Because these arrays only reflect shifts in the marginal distribution of workers, they understate the amount...

...-7 Sales workers 7-9 5-7 Clerical workers 5-7 4-5 Craftsmen and foremen 7-8 5-7 Under 5 Operatives 5-7 Under 5 Service workers 5-6 Under 5 Laborers under 5 Total 18-24 $3,062 2,759 2,210 3,528 3,583 3,412 1,778 2,508 2,333 3,283 2,468 2,977 2,605 1,116 1,669 2,465 25-34 $7,125 6,353 5,092 6,886 6,146...

... and Differentials in Breast Feeding: An Update 47 Table I (Continued) Respondent's Occupation Professionals and Managers 12.5 2.7 10.3 2.0 0.1 988 725 Sales Workers -5.4 -3.7 -2.9 -0.7 0.1 361 281 Clerical Workers -3.9 -2.5 -3.4 -2.1 -0.5 2,464 1,767 Craft, Operatives, Laborers, and Transport. -3.6 -1. 7 -1. 6 -0.1...

... in 1965 Returning to State of Birth Moving to a Third State White-collar 74 Professional: salaried 117 Professional: self-employed 34 Managerial: salaried 72 Managerial: self-employed 22 Sales workers 60 Clerical workers 47 Blue-collar 37 Crafts 37 Operatives (excluding transport) 38 Transport 31 Laborers...

...." The proportions of workers in "services," "sales," and "clerical" occupa- tions are each about one-eighth of the total, whereas "professional," "adminis- trative," and "transport" occupations each have about 4 percent of all workers. These broad industrial and occupational divisions indicate that the majority...

.... In the nonsouthern states the number of Negro clerical and kindred workers increased from 51,000 in 1940 to 345,000 in 196Q-a little less than sevenfold. Even in the southern states the number of Negro clerical workers increased from 40,000 to 150,000. In terms of the proportion of all workers employed in clerical...

.... The concentration of women in the two categories which are most female-dominated-administrative support (which includes clerical workers and was 80 percent female in 1984) and private household (96 percent female in 1984)-may have reached a peak and be tapering off. The two largest discrepancies between CPS...

...- sistently are underrepresented as salaried managers, officials, and proprietors, as clerical workers, and as salesmen in retail trade; they are overrepresented as labor- ers in manufacturing by comparison with men who completed high school. In five of the six observations, men with some high school...

... 331-599 Managers and administrators 34,843 1,121 369 348-391 1,102 46 501 366-668 Sales workers 12,005 445 468 425-513 329 12 594 307-1,038 Clerical and kindred 10,859 480 534 487-583 1,289 65 668 513-849 Craftsmen and kindred 45,031 1,630 452 430-474 3,090 168 667 569-775 Operatives excluding...

..., and clerical workers about one-third were dropouts, and among sales- women about half. Among women manual workers some three-quarters had not graduated from high school. EDUCATION IN RELATION TO OUTPUT PER WORKER Comparison of the educational levels of employed persons in 1950 and 1960 re- ve~ls...

... of occupations and organizational settings are consistent with previous ethnographic research on Japanese women s working conditions and career prospects (Lam 1993; Ogasawara 1998; Roberts 1994; Yu 2001). For example, in her ethnographic study of Japanese clerical workers, Ogasawara (1998) provided a detailed...