Answer to Question #165588 in Human geography for steven

Question

In what employment category would you work in if you were researching nano-technology? and

The UK has mostly people working in what employment sector?

Answer 1

In what employment category would you work in if you were researching nano-technology?

Employee category probably as a Research scientist

-An employee is an individual who has entered into or works (or worked) under the terms of a contract of employment.

-Nanotechnologists push the boundaries of interdisciplinary science to create new materials, methods or procedures based on nano-scale particles and interactions

-Career progression is related to the success of your research project(s) and the quality and quantity of original papers you publish. With experience, you can progress to senior research fellow or professor and can on day manage your own team. You'll usually have to undertake a few short-term contracts before you have a chance of securing a sought-after permanent position in academic science.

-Career development tends to be more structured in industry, hospitals or research institutes and involves taking on increased responsibilities, such as supervising and managing projects.

-With experience and a successful track record, you can move into senior research and management roles. It's also be possible in some industrial companies to move into other functions, such as production, quality assurance, HR or marketing.

The UK has mostly people working in what employment sector?

wholesale and retail trade sector-- in private sector

-The wholesale and retail trade sector employed over 5 million people in the United Kingdom in 2020, the most of any sector in that year. After this sector, administrative, and support service activities was the largest sector employer, at almost 3.1 million.