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Start by looking at our map of where we work or reading about the different job categories.

But that number begins to fall when people are asked about specific job categories.

"We needed to be able to, within a job category, acknowledge that there are different levels of performance," she said.

The Government cites the two job categories as among the fastest growing through the year 2000.

Soon, private firms and government agencies began seeing the benefits of training people for this new job category.

The only clearly larger job categories are retail sales and food preparation.

Studies of suicide and job category often come up with conflicting findings.

But even in those four job categories, native-born workers account for more than 40 percent of the work force.

This is one of the largest job categories in the United States.

Having highly specific job categories forced employers to keep more people on the payroll.

But the gap in some professional job categories has grown wide enough to discourage quality public service.

Federal figures describe a range, from starting to highest available salary, in the job category.

A new restaurant job category will emerge - the electronic consultant.

In every booming job category I looked at, official surveys were missing thousands of jobs.

Yet, the percentage drops dramatically for some job categories, particularly those involving close physical contact.

Two thirds of these jobs almost are in higher-wage job categories.

For one thing, it is difficult to sustain large differences in pay for the same job category.

Some states recognize licenses from other states in various job categories, while others do not.

It can provide training in 250 job categories.

Plucker was a job category in the market then.

All the job categories being offered, including clerical, food service and janitorial, pay $7.95 an hour.

"By fitting into this job category, it doesn't mean that you're necessarily safe as an independent contractor."

He has also achieved new flexibility by persuading unions to let the city move workers from one job category or department to another.

The broader term of trainer is sometimes used for an adult educator when listing job categories.