Census of Population and Housing Spain 2001 - IPUMS Subset
Spain, 2001
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ESP_2001_PHC_v01_M_v02_A_IPUMS
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Instituto Nacional de Estadisticas (INE), Minnesota Population Center
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Occupation (ES2001A_0435)
Data file: ESP2001-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
269
End:
270
Width:
2
Range:
0 - 99
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Remember: This questionnaire should only be completed if the person is at least 16 years old and was studying or working last week.
6. Were you working (for at least one hour) or temporarily absent from work last week?
[] No: Your questionnaire is finished. Thank you for your collaboration.
[] Yes: What was your occupation?
Note: We are not asking for your title based on your level of education (college graduate, doctor, etc.), nor your class/sector of work (government official, businessman, etc.), nor your work category (official, apprentice, etc.). We are asking about the type of work that you did.
Look in the Table of Occupations (on the white sheet, with a yellow title) and write the letter and number that corresponds to your occupation:
_ Letter _ Number
If you did not find your occupation or you are not certain, write your occupation below:
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
6. Were you working (for at least one hour) or temporarily absent from work last week?
[] No: Your questionnaire is finished. Thank you for your collaboration.
[] Yes: What was your occupation?
Note: We are not asking for your title based on your level of education (college graduate, doctor, etc.), nor your class/sector of work (government official, businessman, etc.), nor your work category (official, apprentice, etc.). We are asking about the type of work that you did.
Look in the Table of Occupations (on the white sheet, with a yellow title) and write the letter and number that corresponds to your occupation:
_ Letter _ Number
If you did not find your occupation or you are not certain, write your occupation below:
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | Armed forces |
| 10 | Executive and legislative powers and direction of public administrations; direction of organizations of interest |
| 11 | Direction of companies with 10 employees or more |
| 12 | Management of commercial businesses with 10 salaried employees or more |
| 13 | Management of hotel and restaurant businesses with fewer than 10 salaried employees |
| 14 | Management of other businesses with fewer than 10 salaried employees |
| 15 | Management of commercial businesses without salaried employees |
| 16 | Management of hotel businesses without salaried employees |
| 17 | Management of other businesses without salaried employees |
| 20 | Associate Professions with degrees from 2nd and 3rd year university studies in physical sciences, chemistry, mathematics, and engineering |
| 21 | Associate Professions with degrees from 2nd and 3rd year university studies in natural sciences and healthcare |
| 22 | Associate Professions with degrees from 2nd and 3rd year university studies in education |
| 23 | Legal professionals |
| 24 | Business organizational professionals, social science and human science professionals, associated with degrees from 2nd and 3rd year university studies |
| 25 | Writers, artists, and other related professions |
| 26 | Associate Professions with degrees from 1st year university studies in physical sciences, chemistry, mathematics, and engineering |
| 27 | Associate Professions with degrees from 1st year university studies in natural sciences and healthcare, except opticians, physical therapists, and similar |
| 28 | Associate Professions with degrees from 1st year university studies in education |
| 29 | Other associate professions with degrees from 1st year university studies |
| 30 | Technicians in physical sciences, chemistry, and engineering |
| 31 | Technicians in natural sciences and healthcare |
| 32 | Technicians in nursery school, flight instructors, navigation and driving education |
| 33 | Support professionals in financial and commercial operations |
| 34 | Support professionals in administrative process |
| 35 | Other technicians and support professionals |
| 40 | Employees in accounting and financial services; and production and transportation support services |
| 41 | Employees in libraries, mail services, and similar |
| 42 | Operators of office machinery |
| 43 | Administrative assistants without public attention tasks, not classified above |
| 44 | Administrative assistants with public attention tasks, not classified above |
| 45 | Direct public service employees in travel agencies, receptionists and telephone operators |
| 46 | Cashiers, ticket vendors and other similar employees with direct public contact |
| 50 | Workers in restaurant services |
| 51 | Workers in personal services |
| 52 | Workers in protection and security services |
| 53 | Commercial store clerks and similar |
| 60 | Specialized agricultural workers |
| 61 | Specialized ranching workers |
| 62 | Specialized workers in other agricultural activities |
| 63 | Fishermen and specialized workers in the fishing industry |
| 70 | Job-site supervisors and other construction supervisors |
| 71 | Workers in structural construction work and similar |
| 72 | Workers in construction finishing work and similar; painters and similar workers |
| 73 | Supervisors in metal works and bosses of mechanic shops |
| 74 | Workers in extractive industries |
| 75 | Welders, laminators, metal structure assemblers, blacksmiths, toolmakers, and similar |
| 76 | Mechanics and adjusters of machinery and electrical and electronic machinery and equipment |
| 77 | Precision mechanics in metals, graphic arts workers, potters, glass workers, artisans in wood, textiles, and leather |
| 78 | Workers in food, beverage, and tobacco industries |
| 79 | Workers in wood treatments, cabinetmakers, workers in the textile industry, clothing manufacture, fur, leather, footwear and similar industries |
| 80 | Team leaders, and supervisors of non-mobile industrial installations |
| 81 | Operators of non-mobile industrial installations and similar |
| 82 | Supervisors of operators of non-mobile machinery |
| 83 | Operators of non-mobile machinery |
| 84 | Assemblers |
| 85 | Locomotive machinists, operator of agricultural machinery and heavy mobile equipment and sailors |
| 86 | Vehicle conductors for urban transportation and highway transportation |
| 90 | Non-specialized commercial workers |
| 91 | Domestic employees and other cleaning personnel inside buildings |
| 92 | Building concierges, window washers and guards |
| 93 | Other non-specialized service workers |
| 94 | Agriculture and fishing day laborers |
| 95 | Mining day laborers |
| 96 | Construction workers |
| 97 | Day laborers in manufacturing industries |
| 98 | Day laborers in transportation and unloading |
| 99 | NIU (not in universe) |
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.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the respondent's occupation.
Universe
Persons age 16+ who were working or studying last week
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |