What is labour?

This can be defined as all human effort put into production. It is also defined as human mental and physical exertion in the process of production.

Types of labour

1. Skilled labour: this are type of labour that use there mental effort productive activity. They Are mostly called white collar job.

2. Unskilled labour: this are type of labour that works with physical effort or strength in labour, they are mostly called brown collar jobs. Note:- they require little or no formal education.

Characteristics of labour.

1. Labour is mobile :- labour can move from one place to another both geographically (from one place to another) or occupationally (from one job to another).

2. Labour has feeling:- labour can not be use anyhow, his consent must be seek before it is used in production.

 What is services?

Service is The state of being subordinate to or employed by an individual or group. Services also involved in doing something for the consumer which could be personal or indirect services. 

Types of services

1. Direct service: these are service rendered for direct consumption and are paid directly by those who enjoy the services. Those who involved in  direct service are; housemaid, babers, steward, entertainers and lot more...

2. Indirect service: this are service rendered to the general public, but they are not paid for by the member of the public directly. The government pay them from taxes and levies paid by the public.

Those who involved in indirect service are; doctor, soldier, civil servant, law maker and lot more..

 What is commerce?

Commerce can be defined as all the activities involved in the distribution and exchange of good and services. commercial made it possible for produced goods to reach the final consumer.  Is also the process of buying, selling and distribution of goods and services.

What is Commercial occupation

This are people involved in distribution and exchange of goods and services produce by the industrial sector.

Example of industrial workers are:

1. Advertisers

2. Bankers

3. Traders

4. Importer

5. Exporter

Types of commercial occupation

1. Advertising: this is the process of providing information about the existence of a product to the potential buyers. Advertising create awareness for the product.

2. Banking: this occupation include people who assist others to have money for their daily needs. They also provide capital for those embarking on industrial activities and saving facilities. Eg; Bankers.

3. Trading: this is the activity of all people engaged in buying and selling of goods and services. 

Note: people who engaged in trading activities within a country are wholesaler and retailer, while foreign trade involved importer and exporter.

4. Importing: To bring goods in from a foreign country, especially for sale or trade.

5. Exporting: to export goods to a foreign country for sales or trade.

what is industry

Industry consist of the activities geared towards the production of goods through extraction, manufacturing and construction. It can also be defined as the visibility of labourer in production of goods or changing of raw material into finished or semi finished goods.

Example of industrial occupation are;

 2. Manufacturing occupation:- this is concerned with the activities of changing raw material into finished goods/ product.

 3. Constructive occupation:- this is concerned with all the activities of those who engaged in assembling of goods manufactured into useable form.they engaged in constructing roads, bridge, houses.