‘Analyse the key influences on work and employment relations in one occupation’

“The term occupation is used here to refer to both a broad type of work – for instance industrial work, professional work, service work – and to a particular job – e.g., accountant, cleaner, engineer, waitress etc. You should identify either one broad type of work, or one specific job, that you would like to focus on and using the material covered in the lectures and workshops, as well as your own independent research, analyse the main characteristics of relationships between workers and employers in your chosen occupation. The term occupation is used here to refer to both a broad type of work – for instance industrial work, professional work, service work – and to a particular job – e.g., accountant, cleaner, engineer, waitress etc. You should identify either one broad type of work, or one specific job, that you would like to focus on and using the material covered in the lectures and workshops, as well as your own independent research, analyse the main characteristics of relationships between workers and employers in your chosen occupation. The term occupation is used here to refer to both a broad type of work – for instance industrial work, professional work, service work – and to a particular job – e.g., accountant, cleaner, engineer, waitress etc. You should identify either one broad type of work, or one specific job, that you would like to focus on and using the material covered in the lectures and workshops, as well as your own independent research, analyse the main characteristics of relationships between workers and employers in your chosen occupation. “