service occupation
noun[C]
COMMERCEukusajobin which someoneprovidesaserviceforpeople:
Theproportionoftemporaryworkersishigherinserviceoccupationsthan inindustrialoccupations.
Examplesofservice occupation
service occupation
My strongest objection is to the giving of public money in the case of cottages held on aserviceoccupation.
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It is not for prisonserviceoccupationbut for disturbed juveniles who are not inside the prison system.
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No consideration had been given to whether the man's disablement itself actually made him incapable of following hisserviceoccupation.
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Incidentally, they were struck, too, with the great variety of publicserviceoccupation.
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That isserviceoccupationand not farm labourers' occupation.
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In many forms of employment, not only in agriculture but in coal mining and elsewhere, we haveserviceoccupation.
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A total of 1,301 pensioners are to have their allowance cancelled on the ground that the war pensioned disablement does not prevent them following their regularserviceoccupation.
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What we should have done was to consider whether your pensioned disablement itself actually made you incapable of following yourserviceoccupationand any other occupation of an equivalent standard.
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That is why it will be ourselves, not the new owner, who will decide which houses are given up and which are kept forserviceoccupation.
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Nine people are working in the caring, leisure and other service occupations sector.
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- inexpensive
- inexpensive alternative
- inexpensive material
- inexperience
- inexperienced
- inexperienced driver
- inexperienced officer
- inexperienced pilot
- inexperienced player
- inexperienced staff
- inexperienced teacher
- inexperienced user
- inexpert
- inexpertly
- inexplicable
- inexplicably
- inexpressible
- inexpressibly
- inexpressive
- inextinguishable
- in extremis
- in-extremis
- inextricable
- inextricable link
- inextricable part