job classification

noun

1. an arrangement of different types of employment within a company or industry, according to the skill, experience, or training required.

Example Sentences

Army leaders have begun an extensive reorganization of its recruiting force, creating a professional job classification and doing reviews to weed out recruiters who aren’t doing well and would be better off in another job.

From Seattle Times

Bachiller said she is expected to be on call “24/7” and hasn’t been paid above the minimum for her job classification since she launched her entertainment career in 2014.

From Los Angeles Times

At least 668 of those new or soon-to-be new members fall under the job classification of production worker, which includes production coordinators, assistants, supervisors and managers.

From Los Angeles Times

There are currently about 8,000 Army recruiters, and only a bit more than a third have recruiting as their actual job classification.

From Washington Times

Viera Rosa said he will ask the county to speed up hiring of safety and security specialists, a new job classification that will allow the probation department to hire off-duty or retired peace officers for external security purposes.

From Los Angeles Times