Value |
Category |
111 |
legislative and constitutional officials |
112 |
local authority officials |
121 |
government administrators |
122 |
senior officials of special interest organizations |
131 |
directors and chief executives |
132 |
specialized departmental managers |
133 |
other departmental managers |
141 |
non-departmental managers |
151 |
other administrators and managers |
211 |
physicists and related professionals |
212 |
chemists |
221 |
mathematicians and related professionals |
222 |
statisticians |
223 |
computing professionals |
231 |
architects and town planners |
232 |
surveyors and cartographers |
233 |
civil engineers |
234 |
mechanical engineers |
235 |
chemical engineers and technologists |
236 |
mining engineers metallurgists and related technologists |
237 |
electrical electronics and telecommunications engineers |
238 |
production and related engineers |
241 |
health professionals |
242 |
nursing and mid-wifely professionals |
243 |
life science professionals |
244 |
agriculturalists and related professionals |
251 |
university and post-secondary teachers/lecturers |
252 |
secondary and technical institute teachers and instructors |
253 |
special education teaching professionals |
254 |
education methods advisers and assessors |
259 |
other teaching professionals |
261 |
lawyers |
262 |
jurists/judges |
271 |
economists |
272 |
psychologists |
273 |
sociologists anthropologists and related professionals |
274 |
historians and political scientists |
275 |
philologists translators and interpreters |
279 |
other social science and related professionals |
281 |
accountants auditors and tax assessors |
282 |
personnel and occupational professionals |
289 |
other business professionals |
291 |
archivists librarians and related professionals |
292 |
religious professionals |
293 |
authors journalists and related professionals |
294 |
sculptors painters and related professionals |
295 |
composers musicians and singers |
296 |
choreographers |
311 |
technical draughts-men |
312 |
civil engineering and related technicians |
313 |
mechanical engineering and related technicians |
314 |
mining and metallurgical technicians |
315 |
electrical engineering technicians |
316 |
electronics and telecommunications engineering technicians |
317 |
chemical engineering technicians |
318 |
photographers image and sound recording equipment controllers |
319 |
broadcasting and telecommunications equipment controllers |
321 |
auxiliary nurses |
322 |
medical/clinical officers |
323 |
sanitarians |
324 |
optometrists and opticians |
325 |
dental technicians |
326 |
physiotherapists and related associate professionals |
327 |
veterinary officers |
328 |
pharmaceutical officers |
329 |
other associate medical nursing and nutrition workers |
331 |
physical science technicians |
332 |
life science technicians |
333 |
agronomy and forestry technicians |
334 |
farming advisors |
341 |
ships engineer |
342 |
ships deck officers and pilots |
343 |
aircraft pilots and related workers |
344 |
air traffic controller |
351 |
securities and finance dealers |
352 |
insurance brokers and agents |
353 |
real estate agents |
354 |
business service agents |
355 |
buyers appraisers auctioneers |
361 |
police inspectors detectives customs and border officials |
362 |
government tax and excise officials |
363 |
welfare and pension officials |
364 |
government licensing officials |
365 |
business and public service middle level personnel |
366 |
statistical and planning officials |
367 |
fisheries wildlife and tourist officials |
368 |
lands agricultural and livestock officials |
369 |
other middle level personnel |
371 |
primary education teachers |
372 |
pre-primary education teachers |
373 |
other teachers and instructors |
391 |
non-ordained religion assistants |
392 |
social workers and helpers |
393 |
athletes sportsmen and related workers |
394 |
decorators and other commercial workers |
395 |
radio television and other announcers |
396 |
street nightclub and related musicians |
397 |
acrobats clowns magicians and related workers |
398 |
safety health and quality inspector /controllers |
399 |
mechanical electrical building and fire inspectors |
411 |
secretaries stenographers and typists |
412 |
key board and office machine operators |
413 |
numerical clerks |
414 |
material recording and transport clerks |
415 |
library mail and related clerks |
416 |
coding proofreading and related clerks |
417 |
general office clerks |
421 |
cashiers tellers and related clerks |
422 |
information clerks |
423 |
other client oriented clerks |
511 |
fashion and other model |
512 |
shop assistants and demonstrators |
521 |
hairdressers barbers beauticians and related workers |
522 |
undertakers and embalmers |
523 |
fortune tellers astrologers and related workers |
524 |
protective service workers |
531 |
house stewards and housekeepers |
532 |
cooks and other catering service workers |
533 |
waiters bartenders |
541 |
ship and flight attendants and travel stewards |
542 |
transport conductors |
543 |
travel guides and ground attendants |
611 |
field crop vegetable and horticultural farm workers |
612 |
poultry dairy and livestock producers |
613 |
crop and animal producers |
621 |
fishery workers |
631 |
subsistence agricultural and fishery workers |
641 |
forestry and related workers |
651 |
hunting and wildlife workers |
711 |
mining blasting stone cutting and related workers |
712 |
building trades workers |
721 |
metal molders welders structural-metal preparers and related trades workers |
722 |
blacksmiths toolmakers and related trades workers |
723 |
machinery mechanics and fitters |
724 |
electrical equipment fitters and installers |
725 |
electrical equipment fitters and services |
726 |
electrical linesmen and cable jointers |
727 |
solar equipment fitters and installers |
731 |
precision workers in metal and related materials |
732 |
potters glassmakers and related trades workers |
733 |
handicraft workers |
741 |
compositors and type-setters |
742 |
stereotypers and electrotypers |
743 |
printing engravers and etchers |
744 |
photographic and related workers |
745 |
bookbinders and related workers |
746 |
silk-screen block and textile printers |
751 |
butchers fishmongers and related food preparers |
752 |
bakers pastry-cooks and confectionery makers |
753 |
dairy products makers |
754 |
fruit nut and related preservers |
755 |
brewers distiller and related workers |
756 |
food and beverage tasters |
757 |
tobacco preparers and tobacco products makers |
758 |
other food processing and related workers |
761 |
wood treating cabinetmaking and related trades workers |
762 |
woodworking-machine setters and setter-operators |
771 |
fibre prepapers |
772 |
weavers knitters and related workers |
773 |
tailors dressmakers and related workers |
781 |
upholsters |
782 |
fell mongers tanners and pelt dressers |
783 |
shoe-making and related trades workers |
811 |
well drillers and borers |
812 |
mining plant operators |
813 |
stone clay cement and other mineral products machine operators |
821 |
metal smelting converting and refining furnace operators |
822 |
metal melters casters and rolling mill operators |
823 |
metal heat-treating plant operators metal drawers and extruders |
824 |
machine -tool and other metal-working machine operators |
825 |
metal finishing plating and coating machine operators |
831 |
wood processing and pulp plant operators |
832 |
wood products machine operators |
833 |
printing and bidding machine operator |
834 |
paper products machine operators |
835 |
rubber and plastic products machine operators |
841 |
crushing grinding and chemical mixing machine operators |
842 |
chemical heat-treating plant operators |
843 |
filtering and separating plant operators |
844 |
chemical still and reactor operators |
845 |
petroleum refining plant operators |
846 |
pharmaceutical and toiletry products machine operators |
847 |
ammunition and explosive products machine operators |
848 |
photographic products machine operators |
849 |
other chemical processing plant operators |
851 |
power generating plant operators |
852 |
steam turbine boiler and engine operators |
861 |
meat and fishing processing machine operators |
862 |
dairy products machine operators |
863 |
grain and spice-milling machine operators |
864 |
baked goods cereal and chocolate products machine operators |
865 |
fruit vegetable and nut processing machine |
866 |
sugar production machine operators |
867 |
tea coffee and cocoa processing machine operators |
868 |
brewers wine and other beverage machine operators |
869 |
tobacco production machine operators |
871 |
mechanical machinery assemblers |
872 |
electrical and electronic machinery assemblers |
873 |
metal products assemblers |
874 |
plastic and rubber products assemblers |
875 |
wood paperboard and related products assemblers |
876 |
textile and leather products assemblers |
881 |
railway engine drivers and related workers |
882 |
motor vehicle drivers |
883 |
agricultural and materials _ handling machinery |
884 |
ships deck crews and related workers |
891 |
glass and ceramics kiln and related plant |
892 |
textile preparing spinning and winding machine operators |
893 |
weaving knitting and sewing machine operators |
894 |
textile bleaching dyeing and cleaning |
895 |
fur and leather preparing machine |
896 |
shoemaking and related machine operators |
899 |
plant and machine operators and assemblers not elsewhere classified |
911 |
street venders and related workers |
912 |
shoe cleaning and other street services elementary occupation |
913 |
cleaners launders and domestic workers |
914 |
building caretakers |
915 |
messengers porters watchmen and related workers |
916 |
other sales and service labour/ers |
921 |
farm- hand and related labour/ers |
922 |
forestry labour/eres |
923 |
fishery hunting and trapping labour/er |
931 |
mining and quarrying labour/ers |
932 |
construction and maintenance labour/ers |
933 |
manufacturing labour/ers |
934 |
transport labour/ers and handlers |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.