Introduction of primary occupation

Answer 1

The term used often in today's economic world refers to something different than "jobs that involve taking things from the earth like a farmer or a woodcutter or a fisher." Primary jobs are those that produce something that is consumed outside of the community where the job exists. The revenue it generates is new money to that locale and, therefore adds wealth rather than just spreading the money around. These kinds of jobs are desirable to the economic sustainability of a community because it allows them to generate new money.

Answer 2

A primary occupation is the one that produces a product. Primary occupations tend to include jobs which are physically taxing, but don't pay that well. These jobs usually don't require any particular educational level, and are usually only sought by people who have no other employment options.

Answer 3

The occupations based on Natural Resources are called primary occupations. Hunting, collection of forest produce, animal rearing, fishing, farming (agriculture), mining, etc are primary occupations.

In order to fulfill the increasing demands made by growing population, and in order to find an alternative to human labour, mechanisation was introduced in primary occupations.

Answer 4

It means the main job of work you do to earn a wage or salary. Especially if you have more than one job.

Some people may have two or more part time jobs, in such a case it could be classed as the one you do most of or the one with the highest remuneration.

Answer 5

A primary occupation means work that involves taking raw material from the environment. example: farmers, fisherman, miners etc..

Answer 6

a primary job is someone's top priority to do with their office

Answer 7

Primary jobs are jobs that people first did to make money. They helped people support their family.

They include: fishing, farming, woodcutting, hunting....