branch of work

Columned beside these were the particular branches of work which these individuals had performed.

It is not possible for the European Union in the 21st century to allow conditions similar to slave labour in any branch of work.

He accordingly determined to take up this branch of work, which had been so successfully initiated by Tycho Brahe.

The Remembrancer's department at the City of London is broken into three distinct branches of work - parliamentary, ceremonial and private events.

Boards of directors, public servants, and judiciary branches of work are typically closed to any career woman not willing to work full-time and overtime regularly.

The ten acres of the reservation offered an excellent opportunity for truck-farming, and the versatile head of the family could not avoid trying his luck in this branch of work.

One recent branch of work exploring social constructivist perspectives on learning focuses on the role of social technologies and social media in facilitating the generation of socially-constructed knowledge and understanding in online environments.

Hey, in reviewing the nine recommendations by Seebohm relating to the organization of workers and to specialization, concludes that three elements are critical - the kind of work, the branch of work and the level of work.