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Occupational safety and health - Service sector
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As the number of service sector jobs has
risen in developed countries, more and
more jobs have become sedentary
lifestyle|sedentary, presenting a
different array of health problems than
those associated with manufacturing and
the primary sector. Contemporary
problems such as the growing rate of
obesity and issues relating to stress
(psychological)|stress and overwork in
many countries have further
complicated the interaction between
work and health.
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Occupational safety and health - Service sector
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According to data from the 2010 NHISOHS, hazardous physical/chemical
exposures in the service sector were
lower than national averages
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Tertiary sector of the economy - Service sector
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The service sector consists
of the soft parts of the
economy, i.e
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Tertiary sector of the economy - Service sector
:In the United States 70 percent of the
workforce works in the service sector; in
Japan, 60 percent, and in Taiwan, 50
percent. These are not necessarily
busboys and live-in maids. Many of them
are in the professional category. They are
earning as much as manufacturing
workers, and often more.”The Borderless
World: Power and Strategy in the
Interlinked Economy by Kenichi Ohmae
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Services marketing - Service sector
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The size of service sector is increasing in
almost all economies around the world. As
national economy develops, the relative
share of employment among the
agricultural industry, and the service
industry change dramatically. Even in
emerging economies, service output is
growing rapidly and often repress
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Service sector
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The 'tertiary sector of the economy'
(also known as the 'service sector' or
the 'service industry') is one of the
three economic sectors, the others
being the secondary sector
(approximately the same as
manufacturing) and the primary
sector (agriculture, fishing, and
extraction such as mining).
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Service sector - Theory of progression
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Historically, manufacturing tended to
be more open to international trade
and competition than services.
However, with dramatic cost reduction
and speed and reliability
improvements in the transportation of
people and the communication of
information, the service sector now
includes some of the most intensive
international competition, despite
residual protectionism.
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Social structure of the United Kingdom - Emergent service sector
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The emergent service sector, about 19% of
British society, shows relatively poor
economic capital, but reasonable household
income, moderate social contacts, high
emerging (but low highbrow) cultural capital.
Typical occupations include bartender|bar
staff, chefs, Unlicensed assistive
personnel|nursing auxiliaries and assistants,
assemblers and routine operatives, care
workers, elementary storage occupations,
customer service occupations, musicians.
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Economy of Liverpool - Service sector
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In common with much of the rest of the UK
today, Liverpool's economy is dominated
by Tertiary sector of the economy|service
sector industries, both public and private.
In 2007, over 60% of all employment in the
city was in the public administration,
education, health, banking, finance and
insurance sectors.
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Great British Class Survey - Emergent service sector
The emergent service sector, about 19
percent of British society, shows relatively
poor economic capital, but reasonable
household income, moderate social contacts,
high emerging (but low highbrow) cultural
capital. Typical occupations include
bartender|bar staff, chefs, Unlicensed
assistive personnel|nursing auxiliaries and
assistants, assemblers and routine
operatives, care workers, elementary storage
occupations, customer service occupations,
musicians.
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Great British Class Survey - Emergent service sector
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They fill a wide variety of low paid Tertiary
sector of the economy|service sector slots
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Economy of Canada - Service sector
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The service sector in Canada is vast
and multifaceted, employing about
three quarters of Canadians and
accounting for 78% of GDP
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Economy of Canada - Service sector
The second largest portion of the
service sector is the business
services, employing only a slightly
smaller percentage of the population.
This includes the financial services,
real estate, and communications
industries. This portion of the
economy has been rapidly growing in
recent years. It is largely concentrated
in the major urban centres, especially
Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver (see
Banking in Canada).
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Economy of Lithuania - Service sector
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The service sector accounts for the largest
share of GDP. One of the most important
sub-sectors is information and
communication technologies. 37 thousand
employees work for more than 2000 ICT
companies. ICT received 9.5% of total FDI.
11 out of 20 biggest IT companies from Baltic
countries are based in Lithuania. Lithuania
exported 31% of its IT services in the first
quarter of
2009.[http://www.primeinvestment.lt/uploads/f
iles/dir30/dir1/15_0.php Baltic ICT Market
News, November 2009]
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Castilla-La Mancha - Service sector
Counted in the service sector are
commerce, tourism, hospitality, finance,
public administration, and administration of
other services related to culture and
leisure.
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Economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Service sector
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The service sector in Prijedor is growing
rapidly and this reflects in the growth of
hotels, stores, roads, educational facilities
and shoppings centers that are being built
in the city. Making it a growing commercial
hub in Bosnia and Hercegovina.
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Cuttack - Service Sector
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The presence of Odisha High Court and
the SCB Medical College|SCB Medical
College, the largest medical institution in
the state, further nourishes the service
sector
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