indirect & direct employment

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direct employment includes jobs like tour guides, hotel staff, & airline crew. whereas, indirect employment involves jobs in industries that support tourism, such as agriculture for food supply, transportation services, & construction for building hotels & attractions
direct employment - jobs that directly involve providing services to tourists, such as hotel staff, tour guides, & airline crew
indirect employment - jobs that are supported by the industry but aren't directly involved in serving tourists, such as food suppliers, construction workers building hotels, taxi drivers

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indirect & direct employment

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8.2.2 Gibson’s Direct Theory

1.2.1 Direct realism

1.2.2 Indirect realism

2.1.3 Employment and unemployment

1.2.6 Responses to issues for indirect realism:

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1.2.5 Issues for indirect realism:

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4.4.2 Employment

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6.13 Employment Law

5.1.1 Employment Opportunities

2.3.1 Alternating Current (AC) and Direct Current (DC)

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2.2 Unemployment

2.2 Unemployment

6.13.1 Key employment legislation

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