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STEP Skills Measurement Household Survey 2013 (Wave 2)

Georgia, 2013
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GEO_2013_STEP-HH_v02_M
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48529/yen1-wk96
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The STEP Skills Measurement Program
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Jun 30, 2014
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Usual tasks(3) (m4a_q31_3)

Data file: STEP Georgia_working

Overview

Valid: 84
Invalid: 0
Type: Discrete
Start: 1573
End: 1604
Width: 32
Range: -
Format: character

Questions and instructions

Literal question
Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation

31) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify
Occupation 3 task
Categories
Value Category Cases
Accounting 1
1.2%
Assistant 2
2.4%
Auto mechanic 2
2.4%
Babysitting 1
1.2%
Baking 2
2.4%
Baking pastry 1
1.2%
Bank staff 1
1.2%
Cashier 2
2.4%
Childcare 4
4.8%
Cleaner 1
1.2%
Clerical work 1
1.2%
Collecting taxes 1
1.2%
Consultant 1
1.2%
Cook 1
1.2%
Cooking 2
2.4%
Customer service 1
1.2%
Data analysis 1
1.2%
Decision-maker 1
1.2%
Director 1
1.2%
Distributor 1
1.2%
Driver 3
3.6%
Driving a car 1
1.2%
Economist 1
1.2%
English teacher 1
1.2%
Environmentalist 1
1.2%
Error 3
3.6%
Financial professional 1
1.2%
Forestry 1
1.2%
In the studio 1
1.2%
Information distribution 1
1.2%
Information gathering 1
1.2%
Lawyer 1
1.2%
Make up, epilation 1
1.2%
Making accessories 1
1.2%
Masseuse 1
1.2%
Nurse 1
1.2%
Operator 1
1.2%
Patrol 1
1.2%
Protective services 1
1.2%
Receiving goods at the shop 1
1.2%
Registration 1
1.2%
Sales manager 1
1.2%
Sales person 1
1.2%
Salesman 1
1.2%
Sanitary engineer 1
1.2%
Selling 1
1.2%
Selling goods 1
1.2%
Sewing dresses 1
1.2%
Strengthener 1
1.2%
Stylist 1
1.2%
Taking care of orphans 1
1.2%
Teaching English 1
1.2%
Teaching children 1
1.2%
To build 1
1.2%
Tour organiser 1
1.2%
Waiter 1
1.2%
Working with computer software's 1
1.2%
attention to the patient 1
1.2%
bank 1
1.2%
business management 1
1.2%
caregiver 1
1.2%
catering 1
1.2%
child caretaker 1
1.2%
clerical work 1
1.2%
customer service 1
1.2%
electric welding 1
1.2%
history teacher 1
1.2%
logopedist 3
3.6%
marine specialist 1
1.2%
trade 1
1.2%
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.
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