Occupations and Professions

PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS magazine

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Voll.1 Num.1 MAYO,2021

INDEX/SUMMARY -CURRENT NEWS……………..2 -TELEWORKING -INTERVIEW WITH A TAXIDRIVER……………………….3 -THE JOB OF THE BRICKLAYER ( PRESENT IN EVERY WALL AND EVERY PARTITION)………………………………………..4 - SECTION

OF INTEREST

-LIST OF PROFESSION AND OCCUPA-

TIONS WITH ITS SENTENCES ——-5-6 -

PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

TELEWORKING,WHAT NOW?: The future of post.pandemic employment.

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Apparently, some changes of this new normal that we are releasing a few months ago have come to stay. The home office mode is one of them. The remote work of those jobs that could be converted to virtuality is one of the transformations that will last even when the pandemic has passed. A report recently published by the McKinsey agency analyzes what the future of work will be like after COVID-19 and what the impact of this new scenario will be on labor markets around the world.

Will we go back to the office? Will there be face-to-face events? How will we keep our distance in the meetings? These are some of the questions that most workers in the fields that were able to adapt to the new digital world ask themselves on a daily basis.

The pandemic transformed everything and the job market has been no exception. The unexpected arrival of COVID-19 disrupted labor markets around the world during 2020. The short-term consequences were sudden and often severe: Millions of people were laid off or lost their jobs, and others quickly adapted to working from home when the offices are closed. Many other workers were considered essential and continued to work in hospitals and essential stores, in garbage trucks and in warehouses, although under new protocols to reduce the spread of the new coronavirus.

The McKinsey agency published a report on the future of work after COVID19 in which they examine aspects of the post-pandemic economy. The research assesses the lasting impact of the pandemic on labor demand, occupational mix and required workforce skills in eight countries with diverse economic and labor market models: China, France, Germany, India, Japan, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States. Together, these eight countries represent almost half of the world's population and 62% of GDP.

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TAXI DRIVERS ARE TORN BETWEEN GETTING GASOLINE AND TAKING CARE OF COVID-19.

The web site “La Voz de América “in Caracas, Venezuela spoke with Mr.Jhon Jiménez about his work routine in the middle of this pandemic.

VA: How do you think about the problema of refilling gasoline?

The days that I have had to refuel are on Wednesdays, but from Tuesday I have to mark the queue, sometimes I am lucky that it is a little faster, other days it is not and I can spend a night and a whole day there VA: What do you do to ovoid getting infected?

There is always fear, there are so many versions that say about how one can get infected that I no longer know which one to believe, so I try to take all measures and I am sure that only a mask is not enough to avoid this disease VA: Why are you still working as a taxi driver?

It has been my trade for many years. Right now it is very difficult to keep your car in good condition, but it is worth the sacrifice because I can eat for it

THE JOB OF A BRICKLAYER

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(PRESENT IN EVERY WALL AND EVERY PARTITION)

By: Educaweb.

Experts on Education,Spain,2021

A bricklayer builds the interior and exterior walls of buildings. This may involve the construction of new buildings or the repair and maintenance of existing ones. They use a wide variety of tools and materials.

Masonry involves the construction of all types of walls, from smooth walls to more detailed work.

Bricklaying is an essential part of many structures and a bricklayer has to ensure that the structure is accurate and meets design requirements. The bricklayer must be able to interpret plans and designs to understand how the structure is to be built, as well as to position the corners and spaces where the doors and windows will go.

No matter where, No matter how A bricklayer can work on new construction, extensions, or restoration of buildings. They use a wide variety of tools, such as trowels to spread mortars, double-headed hammers and riveters to cut bricks, and mallets to shape bricks. The work is mainly done outdoors and the environment can be dirty and dusty, as well as cold, humid and muddy.

How about safety The health and safety of the bricklayer are important aspects of this job, so they should wear protective footwear, a safety helmet, and sometimes safety glasses.

Section Of Interest Carpenter

Engineer

A Carpenter is good at making wooden things

An Engineer is goog at designing buildings

A Carpenter knows how to cut and measure boards

An Engineer knows how to make plans

Bricklayer

Nurse

A Bricklayer is good at building walls

A nurse is good at healing wounds

A Bricklayer knows how to make a partition

A nurse knows how to give injections

Taxidriver

Lawyer

A taxidriver is good at driving within the city

A lawyer is good at doing justice

A taxidriver knows how to get to his destination

A layer knows how to interpret the laws

Section Of Interest

A gardener is good at planting plants

A veterinarian is good at healing pets

A gardener knows how to fertilize the soil

A veterinarian knows how to take care of dogs

A mechanic is good at repairing cars

A doctor is good at healing people

A mechanic knows how to fix the faults in your car

A doctor iknows how to prescribe medicines