DDI_ZAF_1980_PHC_v01_M DataFirst 2011-05-05 NADA Version 01 (June 2011) Population Census 1980 PHC 1980 ZAF_1980_PHC_v01_M Statistics South Africa (c) 1985, Statistics South Africa NADA Manager, DataFirst Population and Housing Census [hh/popcen] Version 01.2: Edited, anonymised dataset for licensed distribution The original South African Census 1980 dataset was produced in 1985 and released as 9 data files. A later version was downloaded from Statistics South Africa's website on 29 April 2011. This later version was a merged dataset with the variable names translated from Afrikaans to English and values labels added. The current version (v01.2) available on DataFirst's microdata catalogue is the merged STATSSA dataset (mentioned above) with the following changes: The original variable SUBURB in the SA Census 1980 dataset had the label "City/Town". This has been relabelled to "Suburb" as this variable actually contains the suburb names and not city/town names. The original variable PROVINCE in the SA Census 1980 dataset had the label "Provinces". This has been relabelled to "Province" for consistency (i.e. from plural to singular). The value labels in the SA Census 1980 dataset for the following variables have been changed: SPORT1C SPORT2C The original value labels were "Competition" (values of 1) and "Not Competition" (values of 0). This has been changed to "Competitively" (values of 1) and "Not competitively" (values of 0). A separate data file for the 1980 Census data collected for Bophuthatswana was downloaded from Statistics South Africa's website on 29 April 2011. The current version (v01.2) available on DataFirst's microdata catalogue is the merged STATSSA dataset (mentioned above) with the following changes: Unnecessary decimal places were removed from the following variables: SUBURB ENUMAREA PLACE80 PLACE75 BILINGUL CEB CBLYR CDLYR PLACEWRK WKLAWEEK WKLOOKED WKAGAIN REFRIG FREEZER STOVES WASHMACH RADIO TV MOTORCAR MOTORCYC BICYCLE TRACTOR DRAWNV RMSBED RMSLIV RMSBTHTO RMSBATH RMSTOILT RMSKITCH RMSGARAG RMSOTHER NOCCUP Values labels were added to the following variables: WKLAWEEK - value labels "Yes" (for values of 1) "No" (for values of 2) WKLOOKED - value labels "Yes" (for values of 1) "No" (for values of 2) WKAGAIN - value labels "Within a week" (for values of 1) "After a week" (for values of 2) BILINGUL - value labels "Not applicable" (for values of 0) "To the same extent" (for values of 1) DEMOGRAPHY AND POPULATION [14] censuses [14.1] employment [3.1] LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT [3] unemployment [3.5] EDUCATION [6] housing [10.1] TRANSPORT, TRAVEL AND MOBILITY [11] fertility [14.2] migration [14.3] leisure and sport [13.4] The 1980 South African Population Census was a count of all persons present on Republic of South African territory during census night (i.e. at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980). The purpose of the population census was to collect, process and disseminate detailed statistics on population size, composition and distribution at small area level. The 1980 South African Population Census contains data collected on HOUSEHOLDS: household goods and dwelling characteristics as well as employment of domestic workers; INDIVIDUALS: population group, citizenship/nationality, marital status, fertility and infant mortality, education, employment, religion, language and disabilities, as well as mode of transport used and participation in sport and other recreational activities South Africa The 1980 census covered the so-called white areas of South Africa, i.e. the areas in the former four provinces of the Cape, the Orange Free State, Transvaal, and Natal. It also covered areas in the following so-called National States of Ciskei, KwaZulu, Gazankulu, Lebowa, Qwaqwa, Kangwane, and Kwandebele. The 1980 South African census excluded the areas of the Transkei and Bophuthatswana. A census data file for Bophuthatswana was released with the final South African Census 1980 dataset. The lowest level of geographic aggregation for the 1980 South African census is Enumerator's subdistrict (ESD). The units of analysis of the 1980 census includes households, individuals and institutions The 1980 South African census covered all household members (usual residents). The 1980 South African Population Census was enumerated on a de facto basis, that is, according to the place where persons were located during the census. All persons who were present on Republic of South African territory during census night (i.e. at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980) were enumerated and included in the data. Visitors from abroad who were present in the RSA on holiday or business on the night of the census, as well as foreigners (and their families) who were studying or economically active, were not enumerated and included in the figures. Likewise, members of the Diplomatic and Consular Corps of foreign countries were not included. However, the South African personnel linked to the foreign missions including domestic workers were enumerated. Crews and passengers of ships were also not enumerated, unless they were normally resident in the Republic of South Africa. Residents of the RSA who were absent from the night were as far as possible enumerated on their return and included in the region where they normally resided. Personnel of the South African Government stationed abroad and their families were, however enumerated. Such persons were included in the Transvaal (Pretoria). Census/enumeration data [cen] The scope of the 1980 South African population census includes: HOUSEHOLD: household goods and dwelling characteristics (including household ownership) and employment of domestic workers INDIVIDUAL: population group, citizenship/nationality, marital status, fertility and infant mortality, education, employment, religion, language and disabilities, as well as mode of transport used and participation in sport and other recreational activities Central Statistical Service Face-to-face [f2f] The 1980 Population Census questionnaire was administered to all household members and covered household goods and dwelling characteristics, and employment of domestic workers. Questions concerning individuals included those on citizenship/nationality, marital status, fertility and infant mortality, education, employment, religion, language and disabilities, as well as mode of transport used and participation in sport and other recreational activities. The following questions appear in the questionnaire but the corresponding data has not been included in the data set: PART C: PARTICULARS OF DWELLING: 2. How many separate families (i) Number of families (ii) Number of non-family persons (iii) total number of occupants [i.e. persons in families shown against (i) plus persons shown against 3. Persons employed by household Full-time, Part-time (a) How many persons are employed as domestics by you? (Include garden workers) (b) Total cash wages paid to above –mentioned persons for April 1980 4. Ownership – Do not answer this question if your dwelling is on a farm. (i) Own dwelling – (Including hire-purchase, sectional title property or property of wife): (a) Is the dwelling Fully paid Partly paid-off (b) If partly paid-off, state monthly repayment (include housing subsidy, but exclude insurance. (ii) Rented or occupied free dwelling : (a) Is the dwelling occupied free, rented furnished, rented unfurnished (b) If rented, state monthly rent (c) Is the dwelling owned by the employer? (d) Does it belong to the state, SA Railways, a provincial administration, a divisional council, or a municipality or other local authority? PART D: PARTICULARS OF THE FAMILY 1. Number of members in the family 2. Occupation. (Nature of work done) (a) Head of family (b) Wife 3. Annual income of head of family and wife. Annual income of: Head, Wife (if applicable) DataFirst This data may be used provided Statistics South Africa is acknowledged as the original source of the data. Citation: Statistics South Africa. South African Census 1980. 1985. Version 1.0 of the dataset. Provided by DataFirst http://www.datafirst.uct.ac.za Licensed dataset, accessible for research purposes under the following conditions: The data on which this product is based, is copyright. Apart from uses permitted under the Copyright Act of 1978, no part of it may be reproduced or copied in any format or by any process, and no reproduction or copy may be sold, without prior permission or license from Statistics South Africa. Users may apply or process this data, provided Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) is acknowledged as the original source of the data; that it is specified that the application and /or analysis is the result of the user's independent processing of the data; and that neither the basic data nor any reprocessed version or application thereof may be sold or offered for sale in any form whatsoever without prior permission from Stats SA. South African Census 1980_v1 The file contains data related to part A of the 1980 census (questions asked of each person in the household: sex, age, marital status, population group, birthplace, citizenship, place of residence, religion, disability, literacy, home language, education, sport & recreation activity, transport, occupation, work status and economic sector, questions asked of females only: numbers of children ever born, child deaths in past year), part B (household amenities: numbers of various amenities available to household e.g. refrigerator, stove, bicycle, etc.) and part C (particulars of the dwelling: type of dwelling). The file also contains data related to geography (suburb, enumerator's sub district, magisterial district and province). 0 62 South African Census Bop 1980_v1 The file contains data related to part A of the 1980 census (questions asked of each person in the household: sex, age, population group, birthplace, citizenship, place of residence, religion, disability, literacy, home language, education, sport & recreation activity, transport, occupation, work status and economic sector, income, questions asked of females only: numbers of children ever born, child deaths in past year), part B (household amenities: numbers of various amenities available to household e.g. refrigerator, stove, bicycle, etc.) and part C (particulars of the dwelling: type of dwelling, numbers of bedrooms, livingrooms, bathrooms, toilets, kitchens, garages and other rooms, ownership of dwelling). The file also contains data related to geography (suburb and enumerator's sub district). 0 66 Area Area Area Area Area More information on this variable is required from the data producer Suburb Suburb Suburb Suburb Suburb Must be filled in by the enumerator This variable represents the South African suburb. Enumerator's subdistrict (ESD) Enumerator's subdistrict (ESD) Enumerator's subdistrict (ESD) Enumerator's subdistrict (ESD) Enumerator's subdistrict (ESD) Must be filled in by the enumerator The Republic of South Africa was divided into 316 census districts with a census supervisor in charge of enumeration in each such area. These census districts were in turn subdivided into approximately 24 000 enumerator subdistricts (ESDs). The size of ESDs varied according to the number of persons in the ESD. Serial number Serial number Serial number Serial number Serial number The serial number is used for administration purposes. Return no Return no Return no Return no Return no The return number is used for administration purposes. Type of dwelling (place enumerated) Type of dwelling (place enumerated) Type of dwelling (place enumerated) Type of dwelling (place enumerated) Type of dwelling (place enumerated) Must be filled in by the enumerator: All households 1 House 2 Semi-detacted house 3 Flat 4 Flat on same erf as house 5 Tradional house eg hut 6 Hotel/Boarding house 7 Old age home 8 Hostel/campong 9 Other tipe of dwelling This is the dwelling type of the household member where the enumeration took place. Type of dwelling (usual residence) Type of dwelling (usual residence) Type of dwelling (usual residence) Type of dwelling (usual residence) Type of dwelling (usual residence) Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 9. Usual place of residence: State full residential address. See instructions 2e. If the same as the address at the top of this form, write “HERE”. Also state TYPE OF DWELLING at address on 6 May 1980, e.g. house, flat, hotel, etc. (1) Now 6 May 1980……………..…. (2) 5 years ago May 1975…………… Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 House 2 Semi-detacted house 3 Flat 4 Flat on same erf as house 5 Tradional house eg hut 6 Hotel/Boarding house 7 Old age home 8 Hostel/campong 9 Other tipe of dwelling This is the dwelling type at the usual residence of the household member. Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex 3. Sex: Mark applicable space with a cross (X)……………………………… Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Male 2 Female This variable records the gender of the individual household member Age Age Age Age Age 4. Age: State age in years at last birthday. For babies under one year, write “0”……………………………… Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) This variable records the age of the individual household member. Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status See instruction 2b… 5. Marital status: State whether never married, married, widowed, divorced or living together. See instruction 2b… Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Never married 2 Married 3 Living together 4 Widow/Widower 5 Divorced This variable records the marrital status of the household member. Population group Population group Population group Population group Population group 6. Population group: E.g. white, Malay, Indian, South Sotho, etc. See instruction 2c Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 White 2 Cape Coloured 3 Cape Malay 4 Griqua 5 Other coloured 6 Chinese 7 Indian 8 Other Asian 9 Xhosa 10 Zulu 11 Swazi 12 South Ndebele 13 North Ndebele 14 North Sotho 15 South Sotho 16 Tswana 17 Shangaan/Tsonga 18 Venda 19 Lemba 20 Other Black This variable records the populaiton group (race) of the household member. Birth place Birth place Birth place Birth place Birth place 7. Birthplace: If within RSA, state name of DISTRICT. If outside RSA, state name of COUNTRY Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 CAPE (PENINSULA) 2 WYNBERG 3 SIMON'S TOWN 4 GOODWOOD 5 BELLVILLE 6 STELLENBOSCH 7 KUILS RIVER 8 SOMERSET WEST 9 STRAND 10 PAARL 11 WELLINGTON 12 UNIONDALE 13 JOUBERTINA 14 HUMANSDORP 15 HANKEY 16 OUDTSHOORN 17 CALITZDORP 18 LADISMITH 19 KNYSNA 20 GEORGE 21 MOSSEL BAY 22 RIVERSDALE 23 CALEDON 24 HERMANUS 25 BREDASDORP 26 SWELLENDAM 27 HEIDELBERG CP 28 WORCESTER 29 CERES 30 TULBAGH 31 ROBERTSON 32 MONTAGU 33 MALMESBURY 34 HOPEFIELD 35 PIKETBERG 36 VREDENBURG 37 CLANWILLIAM 38 VREDENDAL 39 VANRHYNSDORP 40 NAMAQUALAND 41 WALVIS BAY 42 PORT ELIZABETH 43 UITENHAGE 44 KIRKWOOD 45 CALVINIA 46 WILLISTON 47 SUTHERLAND 48 BEAUFORT WEST 49 FRASERBURG 50 LAINGSBURG 51 PRINCE ALBERT 52 VICTORIA WEST 53 MURRAYSBURG 54 JANSENVILLE 55 STEYTLERVILLE 56 WILLOWMORE 57 ABERDEEN 58 GRAAFF-REINET 59 PEARSTON 60 CRADOCK 61 MIDDELBURG CP 62 HOPETOWN 63 BRITSTOWN 64 DE AAR 65 PHILIPSTOWN 66 RICHMOND CP 67 HANOVER 68 COLESBERG 69 NOUPOORT 70 PRIESKA 71 CARNARVON 72 KIMBERLEY 73 GORDONIA 74 KENHARDT 75 KURUMAN 76 POSTMASBURG 77 HAY 78 VRYBURG 79 MAFIKENG 80 HERBERT 81 BARKLY WEST 82 WARRENTON 83 HARTSWATER 84 BOSHOF 85 JACOBSDAL 86 KOFFIEFONTEIN 87 FAURESMITH 88 EAST LONDON 89 KING WILLIAM'S TOWN 90 KOMGA 91 STUTTERHEIM 92 CATHCART 93 QUEENSTOWN 94 TARKA 95 STERKSTROOM 96 MOLTENO 97 ALBANY 98 SOMERSET EAST 99 ALEXANDRIA 100 BATHURST 101 FORT BEAUFORT 102 ADELAIDE 103 BEDFORD 104 PEDDIE CP 105 VICTORIA EAST CP 106 STOCKENSTROM 107 BARKLY EAST 108 WODEHOUSE 109 INDWE 110 ELLIOT 111 MACLEAR 112 LADY GREY 113 ALIWAL NORTH 114 ALBERT 115 VENTERSTAD 116 STEYNSBURG 117 HOFMEYR 118 ZASTRON 119 ROUXVILLE 120 SMITHFIELD 121 BETHULIE 122 DURBAN 123 PINETOWN NTL 124 INANDA 125 LOWER TUGELA NTL 126 CAMPERDOWN NTL 127 RICHMOND NTL 128 IXOPO 129 NEW HANOVER 130 LIONS RIVER NTL 131 UMVOTI NTL 132 KRANSKOP NTL 133 PIETERMARITZBURG 134 PORT SHEPSTONE NTL 135 ALFRED 136 UMZINTO 137 UNDERBERG NTL 138 IMPENDLE NTL 139 POLELA 140 MOUNT CURRIE 141 NEWCASTLE NTL 142 UTRECHT 143 DANNHAUSER 144 DUNDEE NTL 145 GLENCOE NTL 146 KLIPRIVIER 147 WEENEN NTL 148 MOOI RIVER 149 ESTCOURT 150 BERGVILLE NTL 151 PAULPIETERSBURG NTL 152 NGOTSHE 153 VRYHEID NTL 154 BABANANGO NTL 155 HLABISA NTL 156 LOWER UMFOLOZI 157 MTONJANENI NTL 158 ESHOWE 159 MTUNZINI 160 UBOMBO NTL 161 PRETORIA 162 WONDERBOOM 163 JOHANNESBURG 164 RANDBURG 165 GERMISTON 166 ALBERTON 167 BOKSBURG 168 KEMPTON PARK 169 BENONI 170 BRAKPAN 171 SPRINGS 172 NIGEL 173 DELMAS 174 HEIDELBERG TVL 175 BALFOUR 176 HIGHVELD RIDGE 177 KRUGERSDORP 178 ROODEPOORT 179 WESTONARIA 180 RANDFONTEIN 181 OBERHOLZER 182 BRITS 183 CULLINAN 184 BRONKHORSTSPRUIT 185 VEREENIGING 186 VANDERBIJLPARK 187 SASOLBURG 188 THABAZIMBI 189 WARMBATHS 190 RUSTENBURG 191 SWARTRUGGENS 192 MARICO 193 PIETERSBURG 194 POTGIETERSRUS 195 WATERBERG 196 MESSINA 197 SOUTPANSBERG 198 LETABA 199 NELSPRUIT 200 BARBERTON 201 WHITE RIVER 202 PILGRIM'S REST 203 LYDENBURG 204 WITBANK 205 MIDDELBURG TVL 206 GROBLERSDAL 207 BELFAST 208 WATERVAL-BOVEN 209 BETHAL 210 STANDERTON 211 VOLKSRUST 212 CAROLINA TVL 213 ERMELO TVL 214 AMERSFOORT 215 WAKKERSTROOM 216 PIET RETIEF TVL 217 KLERKSDORP 218 POTCHEFSTROOM 219 VENTERSDORP 220 COLIGNY 221 KOSTER 222 LICHTENBURG 223 DELAREYVILLE 224 WOLMARANSSTAD 225 SCHWEIZER-RENEKE 226 BLOEMHOF 227 CHRISTIANA 228 KROONSTAD 229 VENTERSBURG 230 HENNENMAN 231 PARYS 232 VREDEFORT 233 KOPPIES 234 HEILBRON 235 VILJOENSKROON 236 BOTHAVILLE 237 WESSELSBRON 238 HOOPSTAD 239 BULTFONTEIN 240 THEUNISSEN 241 BETHLEHEM 242 HARRISMITH 243 VREDE 244 FRANKFORT 245 REITZ 246 LINDLEY 247 SENEKAL 248 FOURIESBURG 249 FICKSBURG 250 ODENDAALSRUS 251 WELKOM 252 VIRGINIA 253 BLOEMFONTEIN 254 PETRUSBURG 255 BRANDFORT 256 WINBURG 257 MARQUARD 258 CLOCOLAN 259 EXCELSIOR 260 LADYBRAND 261 WEPENER 262 DEWETSDORP 263 REDDERSBURG 264 EDENBURG 265 TROMPSBURG 266 JAGERSFONTEIN 267 PHILIPPOLIS 268 ZWELITSHA 269 MDANTSANE 270 KEISKAMMAHOEK 271 MIDDLEDRIFT 272 VICTORIA EAST CIS 273 PEDDIE CIS 274 HEWU 275 PINETOWN KWZ 276 NTUZUMA 277 UMLAZI 278 EMBUMBULU 279 CAMPERDOWN KWZ 280 RICHMOND 281 VULAMEHLO 282 PORT SHEPSTONE KWZ 283 EZINGOLWENI 284 EMZUMBE 285 HLANGANANI 286 UNDERBERG KWZ 287 IMPENDLE KWZ 288 LIONS RIVER KWZ 289 EMPUMALANGA 290 NDWEDWE 291 LOWER TUGELA KWZ 292 KWA MAPUMULU 293 ONGOYE 294 INKANYEZI 295 KRANSKOP KWZ 296 UMVOTI KWZ 297 MSINGA 298 WEENEN KWZ 299 OKHAHLAMBA 300 BERGVILLE KWZ 301 EMNAMBITHI 302 NEWCASTLE KWZ 303 MADADENI 304 GLENCOE KWZ 305 DUNDEE KWZ 306 PAULPIETERSBURG KWZ 307 VRYHEID KWZ 308 NQUTU 309 NKANDLA 310 BABANANGO KWZ 311 MTONJANENI KWZ 312 ENSELENI 313 HLABISA KWZ 314 MAHLABATINI 315 NONGOMA 316 UBOMBO KWZ 317 INGWAVUMA 318 VULINDLELA 319 MALAMULELE 320 GIYANI 321 RITAVI 322 MHALA 323 MOKERONG 324 SESHEGO 325 BOCHUM 326 THABAMOOPO 327 NEBO 328 SEKHUKHUNELAND 329 NAPHUNO 330 MOUTSE 331 BOLOBEDU 332 SEKGOSESE 333 PHALABORWA 334 MAPULANENG 335 WITSIESHOEK 336 EERSTEHOEK 337 NSIKAZI 338 PIET RETIEF KNG 339 CAROLINA KNG 340 ERMELO KNG 341 MDUTJANA 342 CAPE (UNSPECIFIED) 343 NATAL (UNSPECIFIED) 344 TRANSVAAL (UNSPECIFIED) 345 O.F.S. (UNSPECIFIED) 346 CISKEI (UNSPECIFIED) 347 GAZANKULU (UNSPECIFIED) 348 KWANDEBELE (UNSPECIFIED) 349 KANGWANE (UNSPECIFIED) 350 KWAZULU (UNSPECIFIED) 351 LEBOWA (UNSPECIFIED) 352 QWAQWA (UNSPECIFIED) 353 R.S.A. (UNSPECIFIED) 909 VENDA 910 TRANSKEI 911 BOPHUTATSWANA 912 SOUTHWEST-AFRICA 913 LESOTHO 914 BOTSWANA 915 SWAZILAND 916 ALGERIA 917 ANGOLA 918 EGYPT 919 GHANA 920 KENYA 921 CONGO (SO STATED) 922 MADEIRA 923 MALAGASSY REPUBLIC (MADAGASCAR) 924 MALAWI 925 MAURITIUS 926 MOCAMBIQUE 927 UGANDA 928 RHODESIA 929 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO 930 ST. HELENA 931 TANZANIA 932 ZAIRE 933 ZAMBIA 934 OTHER IN AFRICA 935 ALBANIA 936 BELGIUM 937 BULGARIA 938 DENMARK 939 WEST GERMANY (FED. REPUBLIC) 940 EAST GERMANY (DEM. REPUBLIC) 941 ESTHONIA (ESTLAND) 942 FINLAND 943 FRANCE 944 GIBRALTAR 945 GREECE 946 HUNGARY 947 IRELAND, REPUBLIC OF 948 ITALY 949 YOGUSLAVIA 950 LATVIA (LETLAND) 951 LITHUANIA 952 MALTA 953 NETHERLAND 954 NORWAY 955 AUSTRIA 956 POLAND 957 PORTUGAL 958 ROUMANIA 959 SPAIN 960 SWEDEN 961 SWITZERLAND 962 CHECHOSLOVAKIA 963 UNITED KINGDOM (SO STATED) 964 ENGLAND AND WALES 965 SCOTLAND 966 NORTHERN IRELAND 967 U.S.S.R. 968 OTHER IN EUROPE 969 BURMA 970 CYPRUS 971 INDIA 972 INDONESIA 973 ISRAEL 974 JAPAN 975 LEBANON 976 MALAYSIA - SINGAPORE 977 PAKISTAN 978 SRI-LANKA (CEYLON) 979 SYRIA 980 CHINA 981 TURKEY 982 OTHER IN ASIA 983 ARGENTINE 984 BRAZIL 985 CANADA 986 MEXICO 987 URUGUAY 988 U.S.A. 989 OTHER IN AMERICA 990 AUSTRALIA 991 NEW ZEALAND 992 OTHER IN OCEANIA 993 STATELESS AND UNKNOWN This variable records the district in which the individual household member was born (if born in the Republic of South Africa). Alternatively if the household member was born outside of the Republic of South Africa the country of birth is recorded. Citizenship/nationality Citizenship/nationality Citizenship/nationality Citizenship/nationality Citizenship/nationality 8. Country of citizenship/nationality. See instruction 2d Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 RSA 2 Ciskei 3 Gazankulu 4 Kwandebele 5 Kangwane 6 Kwazulu 7 Lebowa 8 Qwaqwa 9 Venda 10 Transkei 11 Bophuthatswana 12 Namibia 13 Lesotho 14 Botswana 15 Swaziland 16 Algerie 17 Angola 18 Egipte 19 Ghana 20 Kenia 21 Kongo (so stated) 22 Madeira 23 Madagascar 24 Malawi 25 Mauritius 26 Mozambique 27 Uganda 28 Zimbabwe 29 Rep of Kongo 30 St Helena 31 Tanzania 32 Zaire 33 Zambia 34 Other in Africa 35 Albania 36 Belgium 37 Bulgaria 38 Denmark 39 West Germany 40 East Germany 41 Estonia 42 Finland 43 France 44 Gilbraltar 45 Greece 46 Hungary 47 Ireland, Rep of 48 Italy 49 Yugoslawia 50 Latvia 51 Lithuania 52 Malta 53 Netherlands 54 Norway 55 Austria 56 Poland 57 Portugal 58 Romania 59 Spain 60 Sweden 61 Switzerland 62 Czechoslovakia 63 UK (so stated) 64 England and Wales 65 Scotland 66 Northern Ireland 67 USSR 68 Other in Europe 69 Burma 70 Cyprus 71 India 72 Indonesia 73 Israel 74 Japan 75 Lebanon 76 Malaysia/Singapore 77 Pakistan 78 Sri-Lanka 79 Siria 80 China 81 Turkey 82 Other in Asia 83 Argentinia 84 Brazil 85 Canada 86 Mecixo 87 Uruguay 88 USA 89 Other in America 90 Australia 91 New Zealand 92 Other in Oseania 93 Stateless and unknown This variable records the citizenship/nationality of the individual household member. Place of residence 1980 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1980 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1980 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1980 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1980 (suburb-town) 9. Usual place of residence: State full residential address. (1) Now 6 May 1980 State full residential address. See instructions 2e. If the same as the address at the top of this form, write “HERE”. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) This variable records the usual place of residence (the South African suburb) of the individual household member on the 6 May 1980. Place of residence 1975 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1975 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1975 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1975 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1975 (suburb-town) 9. Usual place of residence: State full residential address. (2) 5 years ago May 1975 State full residential address. See instructions 2e. If the same as the address at the top of this form, write "HERE". Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) This variable records the usual place of residence (the South African suburb) of the individual household member five years ago (i.e. May 1975). Religion Religion Religion Religion Religion 10. Religion: State particular religious affiliation/denomination – not name of local congregation and not “Christian” only Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk 2 Gereformeerde Kerk 3 Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk 4 Church of the Province of SA 5 Church of England in SA 6 Church of England (so stated) 7 Anglican (so stated) 8 Methodist Church of SA 9 Presbyterian Church of SA 10 United Congregational Church of Southern Africa 11 Lutheran Church 12 Roman Catholic 13 Apostolic Faith Mission of SA 14 Other Apostolic Churches 15 Baptist 16 Pentecostal Protestant Church 17 Faith Mission Healers 18 Full Gospel Church 19 Greek Church 20 Mormon (Latter Day Saints) 21 Pentecostal Church 22 Salvation Army 23 Seventh Day Adventists 24 SA General Mission 25 Swiss Church 26 Assemblies of God 27 Zion Christian Church 28 Other Black Independant Churches 29 Other Christian Churches 30 Jewish/Hebrew 31 Buddhist 32 Confucian 33 Hindu 34 Islam 35 Other beliefs 36 Object to state 37 No religion, no church (so stated) This variable records the religion of the individual household member. Disability Disability Disability Disability Disability 11. Disabled persons: If person is disabled, state NATURE of disability, e.g. blind, cripple, mentally retarded, etc. See instruction 2f Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) None 1 Addiction 2 Schizophrenia or similar serious mental illness 3 Neurosis or similar less serious mental illness 4 Dementia 5 Mentally handicapped 6 Other mental illness 7 Blind 8 Deaf 9 Deaf-Mute 10 Epileptic 11 Cripple 12 Spastic - Paraplegic 13 Spastic - Quadruplegic 14 Spastic - Hemiplegic 15 Spastic - Other 16 Permanently ill 17 More than one disability 18 Disable, not elsewhere classified This variable records the nature of the disability of the individual household member. Literacy - Afrikaans Literacy - Afrikaans Literacy - Afrikaans Literacy - Afrikaans Literacy - Afrikaans 12. Language and literacy: Indicate with crosses whether each person can SPEAK (communicate in), READ and/or WRITE the following languages. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) Not applicable 1 Speak only 2 Read and write 3 Speak, read and write This variable records the level of fluency in Afrikaans of the individual household member, specifically recording whether the individual can speak, read or write in Afrikaans. Literacy - English Literacy - English Literacy - English Literacy - English Literacy - English 12. Language and literacy: Indicate with crosses whether each person can SPEAK (communicate in), READ and/or WRITE the following languages. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) Not applicable 1 Speak only 2 Read and write 3 Speak, read and write This variable records the level of fluency in English of the individual household member, specifically recording whether the individual can speak, read or write in English. Literacy - Black Literacy - Black Literacy - Black Literacy - Black Literacy - Black 12. Language and literacy: Indicate with crosses whether each person can SPEAK (communicate in), READ and/or WRITE the following languages. (NB - "Black" means any language of the blacks such as Zulu, North Sotho, etc.) See instruction 2g for blacks. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) Not applicable 1 Speak only 2 Read and write 3 Speak, read and write This variable records the level of fluency in a Black language of the individual household member, specifically recording whether the individual can speak, read or write in said Black language. Literacy - other language Literacy - other language Literacy - other language Literacy - other language Literacy - other language 12. Language and literacy: Indicate with crosses whether each person can SPEAK (communicate in), READ and/or WRITE the following languages. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) Not applicable 1 Speak only 2 Read and write 3 Speak, read and write This variable records the level of fluency in any other language of the individual household member, specifically recording whether the individual can speak, read or write in said other language. First home language First home language First home language First home language First home language State which language(s) each person normally speaks at HOME. If more than one language is given against (2), which does each person speak THE MOST? See instruction 2g for blacks. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Afrikaans 2 English 3 Dutch 4 German 5 Greek 6 Italian 7 Portugese 8 French 9 Tamil 10 Hindi 11 Telegu 12 Gujarati 13 Urdu 14 Chinese 15 Xhosa 16 Zulu 17 Swazi 18 South Ndebele 19 North Ndebele 20 North Sotho 21 South Sotho 22 Tswana 23 Shangaan/Tsonga 24 Venda 25 Any other language This variable records the first language normally spoken by the individual at home. Second home language Second home language Second home language Second home language Second home language State which language(s) each person normally speaks at HOME. If more than one language is given against (2), which does each person speak THE MOST? See instruction 2g for blacks. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Afrikaans 2 English 3 Dutch 4 German 5 Greek 6 Italian 7 Portugese 8 French 9 Tamil 10 Hindi 11 Telegu 12 Gujarati 13 Urdu 14 Chinese 15 Xhosa 16 Zulu 17 Swazi 18 South Ndebele 19 North Ndebele 20 North Sotho 21 South Sotho 22 Tswana 23 Shangaan/Tsonga 24 Venda 25 Any other language This variable records the second language normally spoken by the individual at home. Both home languages spoken equally or not Both home languages spoken equally or not Both home languages spoken equally or not Both home languages spoken equally or not Both home languages spoken equally or not Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) Not applicable 1 To the same extent More information on this variable is required from the data producer This variable records to what extent the first and second home languages are spoken. Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education 13. Level of education: State – - Highest school standard passed - ALL DEGREES, DIPLOMAS and CERTIFICATES already obtained and specify directions, e.g. BSc (Mech.ENG), B.Com (Acc) Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) None 1 Grade 1, 2 and Std 1 2 Std2 3 Std3 4 Std4 5 Std5 6 Std6 7 Std7 8 Std8 9 Std9 10 Std10 11 Bachelor's Degree 12 Master's Degree 13 Doctor's degree 14 Diploma with Std 10 15 Diploma with Std 9 or 8 16 Diploma with Std 7 or lower 17 Bachelor's Degree with diploma/certificate 18 Master's Degree with diploma/certificate 19 Doctor's degree with diploma/certificate 20 Unspecified, but applicable This variable records the highest completed education level of the individual household member. Nature of education Nature of education Nature of education Nature of education Nature of education 13. Level of education: State - - Highest school standard passed - ALL DEGREES, DIPLOMAS and CERTIFICATES already obtained and specify directions, e.g. BSc (Mech.ENG), B.Com (Acc) Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) No post-school qualifications 1 Fine arts 2 Sciences 3 Agriculture, forestry and fishing - General qualifications 4 Agricultural management 5 Agricultural engineering 6 Forestry 7 Fishing 8 Mining, quarrying and metallurgy- general qualifications 9 Mine engineering 10 Mine management 11 Specialisation in mining 12 Mechanical engineer 13 Civil and structural engineer 14 Chemical engineer 15 Electrical and electronical engineer 16 Other engineer nec 17 Architecture 18 Surveying 19 Quantity surveying 20 Town and regional planning 21 Production management 22 Artisan, chraftmanship 23 General commerce qualifications 24 Specialisation in commerce 25 Public administration 26 Legal pratice 27 Medical practitioner 28 Auxiliary medical practitioner 29 Nursing and midwifery 30 Dentistry 31 Dispensing Chemistry 32 Other medical qualifications 33 Veterinary science 34 General education qualifications 35 Physical education 36 Nursery education 37 Special education 38 Other education - Technical, commerce, art, domestic science 39 Librarianship 40 Music 41 Speech, drama and opera 42 Other cultural qualifications 43 Theology 44 Social welfare and personnel 45 Domestic science 46 General transport qualifications 47 Security and defence 48 Non technical trades 49 Qualifications unspecified This variable records the area of study/education for the individual household member. Number of children ever born Number of children ever born Number of children ever born Number of children ever born Number of children ever born 14. Only females who have given birth – State number of children: - EVER born alive Only females who have given birth This variable records the number of children ever born to females who have given birth. Children born during the past year Children born during the past year Children born during the past year Children born during the past year Children born during the past year 14. Only females who have given birth – State number of children: - Born alive SINCE 7 MAY 1979 Only females who have given birth This variable records the number of live births since 7 MAY 1979 (i.e. during the last year). Children died during the past year Children died during the past year Children died during the past year Children died during the past year Children died during the past year 14. Only females who have given birth - State number of children: - Who DIED UNDER 1 YEAR since 7 May 1979 Only females who have given birth This variable records the number of children who died under 1 year old since 7 May 1979 (i.e. during the last year). First sport - type First sport - type First sport - type First sport - type First sport - type 15. Sport and recreation: - State in order of priority: - REGULAR sport and recreation activities Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) None 1 Rugby 2 Soccer 3 Bowls 4 Ball games played through a ring 5 Cricket 6 Hockey 7 Gholf 8 Other ball games played with a bat 9 Tennis 10 Other games played with a net and a racket 11 Games with a net without a racket 12 Athletics 13 Gymnastics 14 Trampoline sport 15 Body building, keep fit exercises and weight lifting 16 Jogging 17 Walking 18 Contact sport eg Boxing 19 Fencing 20 Yoke-pin and Horseshoe trowing 21 Shooting games 22 Boating and skiing 23 Swimming 24 Angling 25 Parachuting 26 Hang-gliding 27 Other aerial sport 28 Motor racing 29 Go-karts 30 Stock car racing 31 Other motor sport 32 Cycling 33 Equestrian sport 34 Ice skating, ice hockey and snow skiing 35 Rollerskating 36 Dancing 37 Other sport activities 38 Stamp collecting 39 Coin collecting 40 Collection of antiques 41 Other collecting 42 Card games 43 Chess 44 Knitting and crocheting 45 Arts and crafts 46 Wood and metal work 47 Model building 48 Painting 49 Acting 50 Playing music 51 Listening to music 52 Reading 53 Watching TV and listening to the radio 54 Radio amateur 55 Other indoor recreation 56 Community work 57 Gardening 58 Aviculture, pigeon racing 59 Camping (including caravan) 60 Other outdoor recreation This variable records the regular sport and recreation activity of the individual household member (in this instance it is the first sport or recreation activity listed by the individual - since this is recorded in order of priority). First sport competition basis or not First sport competition basis or not First sport competition basis or not First sport competition basis or not First sport competition basis or not 15. Which activities are on a COMPETITION BASIS Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) Not competitively 1 Competitively This variable records whether the first sport or recreation activity is conducted on a competition basis. Second sport - type Second sport - type Second sport - type Second sport - type Second sport - type 15. Sport and recreation: - State in order of priority: - REGULAR sport and recreation activities Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) None 1 Rugby 2 Soccer 3 Bowls 4 Ball games played through a ring 5 Cricket 6 Hockey 7 Gholf 8 Other ball games played with a bat 9 Tennis 10 Other games played with a net and a racket 11 Games with a net without a racket 12 Athletics 13 Gymnastics 14 Trampoline sport 15 Body building, keep fit exercises and weight lifting 16 Jogging 17 Walking 18 Contact sport eg Boxing 19 Fencing 20 Yoke-pin and Horseshoe trowing 21 Shooting games 22 Boating and skiing 23 Swimming 24 Angling 25 Parachuting 26 Hang-gliding 27 Other aerial sport 28 Motor racing 29 Go-karts 30 Stock car racing 31 Other motor sport 32 Cycling 33 Equestrian sport 34 Ice skating, ice hockey and snow skiing 35 Rollerskating 36 Dancing 37 Other sport activities 38 Stamp collecting 39 Coin collecting 40 Collection of antiques 41 Other collecting 42 Card games 43 Chess 44 Knitting and crocheting 45 Arts and crafts 46 Wood and metal work 47 Model building 48 Painting 49 Acting 50 Playing music 51 Listening to music 52 Reading 53 Watching TV and listening to the radio 54 Radio amateur 55 Other indoor recreation 56 Community work 57 Gardening 58 Aviculture, pigeon racing 59 Camping (including caravan) 60 Other outdoor recreation This variable records the regular sport and recreation activity of the individual household member (in this instance it is the second sport or recreation activity listed by the individual - since this is recorded in order of priority). Second sport - competition basis or not Second sport - competition basis or not Second sport - competition basis or not Second sport - competition basis or not Second sport - competition basis or not 15. Which activities are on a COMPETITION BASIS Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) Not competitively 1 Competitively This variable records whether the second sport or recreation activity is conducted on a competition basis. Place of work Place of work Place of work Place of work Place of work 16. Only persons who live, work, study or attend school in cities. – See instruction 2h. 16. TOWNSHIP/SUBURB where person works/studies/attends school Only persons who live, work, study or attend school in cities. This variable records the township/suburb where the individual household member works, studies or attends school. Transport: means of transport Transport: means of transport Transport: means of transport Transport: means of transport Transport: means of transport 16. Only persons who live, work, study or attend school in cities. - See instruction 2h. 16. MAIN MODE OF TRANSPORT to said area. (If "car" also state whether driver or passenger) Only persons who live, work, study or attend school in cities. Unspecified but applicable 1 By foot 2 Bicycle 3 Motorcycle 4 Driver of motorcar 5 Passenger of motorcar 6 Bus 7 Truck 8 Train 9 Other This variable records the main mode of transport used by the individual household member to their place of work, study or school. Time of departure to and from said place Time of departure to and from said place Time of departure to and from said place Time of departure to and from said place Time of departure to and from said place More information on this variable is required from the data producer Occupation of person 1980 Occupation of person 1980 Occupation of person 1980 Occupation of person 1980 Occupation of person 1980 17.Occupation: i.e. nature of work done. - Now (6 May 1980) See instruction 2i. NB: If unemployed (i.e. looking for work) state last occupation. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) Not applicable 1 CHEMISTS 2 PHYSICISTS 3 PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 4 PHYSICAL SCIENCE TECHNICIANS 5 ARCHITECTS AND TOWN PLANNERS 6 QUANTITY SURVEYORS 7 CIVIL ENGINEERS 8 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS 9 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 10 CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 11 METALLURGISTS 12 MINING ENGINEERS 13 ENGINEERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 14 SURVEYORS 15 DRAUGHTSMEN 16 ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN 17 AIRCRAFT PILOTS, NAVIGATORS AND FLIGHT ENGINEERS 18 SHIPS' DECK OFFICERS AND PILOTS 19 SHIPS' ENGINEERS 20 BIOLOGISTS, BOTANISTS, ZOOLOGISTS AND RELATED SCIENTISTS 21 BACTERIOLOGISTS, PATHOLOGISTS, PHARMACOLOGISTS AND RELATED SCIENTISTS 22 AGRONOMISTS, HORTICULTURISTS AND RELATED SCIENTISTS 23 LIFE SCIENCE TECHNICIANS,NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 24 MEDICAL DOCTORS 25 DENTISTS 26 VETERINARIANS 27 PHARMACISTS 28 PHARMACEUTICAL ASSISTANT 29 DIETITIANS AND PUBLIC HEALTH NUTRITIONISTS 30 PROFESSIONAL NURSES 31 NURSING PERSONNEL, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 32 OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS 33 PHYSIOTHERAPISTS AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS, INCLUDING MASSEURS AND REMEDIAL GYMNASTS 34 RADIOGRAPHERS - DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC 35 MEDICAL, DENTAL AND RELATED WORKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 36 STATISTICIANS, MATHEMATICIANS, ACTUARIES, DEMOGRAPHERS AND BIOMETRICIANS 37 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS AND COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS 38 ECONOMISTS 39 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 40 LAWYERS 41 JUDGES 42 LAW ADVISERS, ADMINISTRATORS OF ESTATES AND OTHER LEGAL OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. 43 PROFESSORS, LECTURERS AND TEACHERS AT UNIVERSITY, TEACHERS' TRAINING COLLEGE AND TECHNICAL AND OTHER COLLEGE FOR ADVANCED TECHNICAL TRAINING 44 TEACHERS, SECONDARY, PRIMARY OR PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION 45 SCHOOL PRINCIPALS, SCHOOL INSPECTORS, EDUCATIONAL ADVISERS AND TEACHERS,NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 46 MINISTERS OF RELIGION INCLUDING MISSIONARIES ORDAINED AS MINISTERS OF RELIGION 47 WORKERS IN RELIGION, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 48 LIBRARIANS, ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS 49 SOCIAL WORKERS 50 SOSIOLOGISTS OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALISTS AND RELATED WORKERS 51 AUTHORS, JOURNALISTS AND RELATED WORE 52 SCULPTORS, PAINTERS AND RELATED ARTISTS 53 COMMERCIAL ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS 54 PHOTOGRAPHERS AND CAMERAMEN 55 COMPOSERS, DANCERS AND RELATED WORKERS 56 ACTORS AND OTHER PERFORMERS, STAGE DIRECTORS AND PRODUCERS (PERFORMING ARTS) 57 ATHLETES, SPORTSMEN AND TRAINERS 58 LEGISLATIVE OFFICIALS 59 GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATORS 60 GENERAL MANAGERS 61 PRODUCTION MANAGERS (EXCEPT FARM) 62 SALES MANAGERS 63 ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGERS 64 TRANSPORT OPERATIONS MANAGERS 65 CREDIT MANAGERS 66 OTHER MANAGERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 67 CLERICAL SUPERVISORS 68 EXECUTIVE OFFICIALS (CONTROL LEVEL) 69 STENOGRAPHERS, TYPISTS AND PUNCHING MACHINE OPERATORS 70 CARD AND TAPE-PUNCHING/ENCODER MACHINE OPERATORS 71 BOOKKEEPERS 72 CASHIERS, TELLERS AND POST OFFICE COUNTER CLERKS 73 CREDIT CONTROLLERS 74 COST, SALARY, WAGES AND FINANCE CLERKS 75 BOOKKEEPING,CALCULATING AND ADDING MACHINE OPERATORS 76 DATA PROCESSING MACHINE OPERATORS 77 RAILWAY STATION MASTERS (ONLY WHITE MEN) 78 POSTMASTERS 79 TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS SUPERVISORS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 80 TRANSPORT CONDUCTORS AND TICKET EXAMINERS 81 MAIL DISTRIBUTION/SORTING CLERKS, POSTMEN AND MESSENGERS 82 TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH OPERATORS, INCLUDING SHIP'S/FLIGHT RADIO OFFICERS 83 STOCK CLERKS 84 CORRESPONDENCE AND REPORTING CLERKS 85 RECEPTIONIST AND TRAVEL AGENCY CLERKS 86 CLERKS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 87 MANAGERS (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE) 88 WORKING PROPRIETORS (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE) 89 SALES SUPERVISORS 90 BUYERS 91 TECHNICAL/ENGINEERING SALESMEN AND TECHNICAL SERVICE ADVISERS 92 COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS AND MANUFACTURER'S AGENT 93 INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND SECURITIES SALESMEN 94 BUSINESS SERVICES SALESMEN 95 AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS AND MARKET AGENTS 96 BROKERS AND AGENTS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 97 SALESMEN, SHOP ASSISTANTS AND DEMONSTRATORS (WHOLESALE/RETAIL TRADE, MANUFACTURING) 98 STREET VENDORS, CANVASSERS AND NEWSVENDORS 99 SALES WORKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 100 MANAGERS (CATERING AND ACCOMMODATION SERVICES) 101 WORKING PROPRIETORS (CATERING AND ACCOMMODATION SERVICES) 102 HOUSEKEEPING AND RELATED SERVICE SUPERVISORS 103 COOKS 104 WAITERS, BARTENDERS AND RELATED WORKERS 105 DOMESTIC SERVANTS - PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD NOT ON FARM 106 DOMESTIC SERVANTS - PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD ON FARM 107 CHAMBERMAIDS, ROOM AND BEDDING SERVANTS 108 BUILDING CARETAKERS 109 CHARWORKERS, CLEANERS AND RELATED WORKERS 110 LAUNDERERS, DRY-CLEANERS AND PRESSERS 111 HAIRDRESSERS, BARBERS, BEAUTICIANS AND RELATED WORKERS 112 FIRE FIGHTERS 113 UNIFORM PERSONNEL 114 TRAFFIC OFFICERS, PARKING METER ATTENDANTS 115 PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED INCLUDING PRISON WARDENS, STORE DETECTIVES, WATCHMEN AND LIFEGUARDS 116 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS 117 AIR HOSTESSES,GUIDES, LIFT ATTENDANTS, ETC. 118 FARMERS 119 FARM MANAGERS AND SUPERVISORS 120 GENERAL FARM WORKERS 121 FARM WORKERS (GENERAL, PART-TIME AND SEASONAL) 122 FARM MACHINERY OPERATORS 123 OTHER FARM WORKERS 124 MARKET GARDEN AND NURSERY WORKERS AND GARDENERS 125 OTHER AGRICULTURAL AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY WORKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 126 FORESTRY WORKERS (INCLUDING LOGGING) 127 FISHERMEN, TRAWLER MEN, SEAL HUNTERS, ETC. 128 HUNTERS, GAME WARDENS, GAME RESERVATION WORKERS AND RELATED WORKERS 129 MINING, QUARRYING AND WELL DRILLING 130 METAL PROCESSING 131 CHEMICAL AND RELATED MATERIALS PROCESSING 132 MANUFACTURING OF MACHINERY AND METAL PRODUCTS 133 MANUFACTURING OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 134 FABRICATION OF PRODUCTS OF PAPER, PLASTICS, RUBBER, CHEMICAL AND SYNTHETIC MATERIALS 135 FOOD AND BEVERAGES PROCESSING 136 PRODUCTION OF TEXTILES AND CLOTHING MANUFACTURING 137 CONSTRUCTION WORK 138 OTHER PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS AND GENERAL FOREMEN 139 ROCKBREAKERS/GENERAL MINERS 140 QUARRY MEN 141 DRILLING MACHINE OPERATORS (MINES AND QUARRIES) 142 OTHER MINING - MACHINE OPERATORS 143 STOPE/DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTION WORKERS 144 LASHING AND TRAMMING WORKERS 145 OTHER MINERS AND QUARRY MEN 146 ALLUVIAL DIAMOND DIGGERS 147 MINERAL AND STONE TREATERS 148 WELL DRILLERS, BORERS (OIL, GAS AND WATER) 149 METAL SMELTING, CONVERTING AND REFINING FURNACE MEN 150 METAL ROLLING MILL WORKERS 151 METAL MELTERS AND REHEATERS 152 METAL CASTERS 153 METAL MOULDERS AND CORE MAKERS 154 METAL ANNEALERS, TEMPERERS AND CASE HARDENERS 155 METAL DRAWERS AND EXTRUDERS 156 METAL PLATERS AND COATERS 157 METAL PROCESSORS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 158 WOOD TREATERS 159 SAWYERS, PLYWOOD MAKERS AND RELATED WOOD WORKERS 160 PAPER PULP PREPARERS AND PAPER MAKERS 161 CRUSHERS, GRINDERS AND MIXERS 162 COOKERS, ROASTERS AND RELATED HEAT TREATERS 163 FILTER AND SEPARATOR OPERATORS 164 STILL AND REACTOR OPERATORS 165 PETROLEUM REFINING WORKERS 166 CHEMICAL PROCESSORS AND RELATED WORKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 167 FIBRE PREPARERS 168 SPINNERS AND WINDERS 169 WEAVING AND KNITTING MACHINE SETTERS AND PATTERN CARD PREPARERS 170 WEAVERS AND RELATED WORKERS 171 KNITTERS 172 BLEACHERS DYERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCT FINISHERS 173 BRAID MAKERS, CROCKETERS, FELT HOOD FORMERS AND OTHER RELATED WORKERS 174 TANNERS, FELL MONGERS AND PELT DRESSERS 175 GRAIN MILLERS AND RELATED WORKERS 176 SUGAR PROCESSORS AND REFINERS 177 BUTCHERS AND MEAT PREPARERS 178 FOOD PRESERVERS 179 DAIRY PRODUCT PROCESSORS 180 BAKERS, PASTRY COOKS AND CONFECTIONERY MAKERS 181 BREWERS, WINE AND BEVERAGE MAKERS 182 FOOD AND BEVERAGE PROCESSORS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 183 CIGARETTE MAKERS 184 TOBACCO PREPARERS AND TOBACCO PRODUCT MAKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 185 TAILORS AND DRESSMAKERS 186 FUR TAILORS AND RELATED WORKERS 187 MILLINERS AND HAT MAKERS 188 PATTERNMAKERS AND CUTTERS 189 SEWERS AND EMBROIDERERS 190 UPHOLSTERERS AND RELATED WORKERS 191 SAIL, TENT AND AWNING MAKERS 192 SHOEMAKERS AND SHOE REPAIRERS 193 SHOE CUTTERS, LASTERS, SEWERS AND RELATED WORKERS 194 LEATHER GOODS MAKERS, EXCEPT SHOES, GARMENTS AND GLOVES 195 CABINETMAKERS 196 WOODWORKING-MACHINE OPERATORS 197 COACH BUILDERS, VENEER APPLIERS, FURNITURE FINISIERS AND POLISHERS 198 STONE CUTTERS AND CARVERS 199 BLACKSMITHS AND FORGING-PRESS OPERATORS 200 TOOLMAKERS, METAL PATTERNMAKERS AND METAL MARKERS 201 MACHINE TOOL SETTER-OPERATORS (INCLUDING THOSE PERFORMING SIMILAR TASKS IN MACHINING OF PLASTICS AND METAL SUBSTITUTES) 202 MACHINE TOOL OPERATORS 203 METAL GRINDERS, POLISHERS AND TOOL SHARPENERS 204 LOCKSMITHS, METAL SPINNERS AND OTHER RELATED WORKERS, N.E.C. 205 MACHINERY FITTERS AND MACHINE ASSEMBLERS 206 WATCH, CLOCK AND PRECISION - INSTRUMENT MAKERS 207 MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS 208 AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS 209 DIESEL ENGINE MECHANICS (EXCEPT MOTOR VEHICLES) 210 OFFICE MACHINES MECHANIC 211 OILERS AND GREASERS (EXCEPT SHIP'S ENGINES) 212 MECHANICS AND OTHER RELATED WORKERS, N.E.C. 213 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC FITTERS 214 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLERS 215 RADIO AND TELEVISION REPAIRMEN 216 ELECTRICAL WIRE MEN, BUILDINGS AND OTHER CONSTRUCTION 217 OTHER ELECTRICAL WIRE MEN 218 TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH INSTALLERS 219 ELECTRIC LINEMEN AND CABLE JOINTERS 220 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC WORKERS, N.E.C. 221 BROADCASTING STATION OPERATORS AND PROJECTIONISTS 222 PLUMBERS AND PIPE FITTERS, CONSTRUCTION 223 PLUMBERS AND PIPE FITTERS, NOT CONSTRUCTION 224 WELDERS AND FLAME CUTTERS 225 VEHICLE SHEET-METAL WORKERS, INCLUDING PANEL BEATERS 226 SHEET METAL WORKERS, CONSTRUCTION 227 BOILERMAKERS, PLATERS, BOILER SMITHS 228 SHEET-METAL WORKERS, N.E.C. 229 STRUCTURAL METAL WORK FABRICATORS 230 STRUCTURAL METAL WORK ERECTORS, CONSTRUCTION 231 OTHER STRUCTURAL METAL WORKERS, N.E.C. 232 JEWELLERY AND PRECIOUS-METAL WORKERS 233 GLASS FORMERS, CUTTERS GRINDERS AND FINISHERS 234 POTTERS AND RELATED CLAY AND ABRASIVE FORMERS 235 GLASS AND CERAMICS KILN MEN 236 GLASS ENGRAVERS AND ETCHERS AND GLASS AND CERAMICS PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 237 OTHER RELATED WORKERS, INCLUDING GLASS OR CLAY MIXERS,BATCHMEN, CERAMICS COLOUR OR GLAZE MIXERS FIBREGLASS MAKERS, PIPE MACHINE ATTENDANTS, FILTER PRESS OPERATORS, ETC. 238 RUBBER AND PLASTICS PRODUCT MAKERS 239 TYRE MAKERS AND VULCANISERS 240 PAPER-AND-PAPERBOARD PRODUCTS MAKERS 241 COMPOSITORS AND TYPESETTERS 242 PRINTING PRESSMEN 243 STEREOTYPERS AND ELECTROTYPERS 244 PRINTING ENGRAVERS (EXCEPT PHOTO-ENGRAVERS) 245 PHOTO-ENGRAVERS 246 BOOKBINDERS AND RELATED WORKERS 247 PHOTOGRAPHIC DARK-ROOM WORKERS 248 BLOCK PRINTERS, TEXTILE PRINTERS AND OTHER RELATED WORKERS, N.E.C. 249 PAINTERS, CONSTRUCTION 250 PAINTERS - SHIPS, RAILWAY COACHES AND WAGONS 251 SPRAY PAINTERS AND PANEL BEATERS 252 OTHER PAINTERS, N.E.C. - HAND/DIP/SPRAY PAINTERS, OPERATORS OF PAINTING EQUIPMENT TO COAT NEW MOTOR VEHICLES ON A CONVEYOR, STREET PAINT-STRIPING MACHINE OPERATORS, ETC. 253 MAKERS OF CONCRETE CEMENT AND ASBESTOS-CEMENT PRODUCTS 254 OTHER PRODUCTION AND RELATED WORKERS 255 BRICKLAYERS, STONEMASONS AND TILE SETTERS 256 REINFORCED CONCRETERS AND TERAZZO WORKERS 257 ROOFERS 258 CARPENTERS, JOINERS AND PARQUETRY WORKERS, CONSTRUCTION 259 OTHER CARPENTERS AND JOINERS (WOOD), MINES AND SHIPS 260 PLASTERERS 261 GLAZIERS, CONSTRUCTION 262 VEHICLE GLAZIER, ETC. 263 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS, N.E.C. 264 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING MACHINERY OPERATORS 265 STATIONARY ENGINE AND RELATED EQUIPMENT OPERATORS, N.E.C. 266 DOCKERS, STEVEDORES 267 RAILWAY, AIRCRAFT AND ROAD VEHICLE LOADERS/UNLOADERS 268 PACKERS AND LABELLERS 269 OTHER FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE HANDLERS 270 RIGGERS AND CABLE SPLICERS 271 CRANE AND HOIST OPERATORS 272 EARTH-MOVING AND RELATED MACHINERY OPERATORS 273 EARTH-MOVING AND RELATED MACHINERY OPERATORS, MINING AND QUARRYING 274 MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS, N.E.C. 275 SHIPS' DECK RATINGS, BARGE CREWS AND BOATMEN 276 SHIPS' ENGINE ROOM RATINGS 277 RAILWAY ENGINE DRIVERS AND FIREMEN 278 RAILWAY BRAKEMEN, SIGNALMEN AND SHUNTERS 279 TAXI DRIVERS 280 MOTOR BUS DRIVERS 281 LORRY, TRUCK AND VAN DRIVERS 282 OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVERS 283 TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATORS, N.E.C. 284 LABOURERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 285 OCCUPATION UNSPECIFIED 286 WORKERS EMPLOYED - OCCUPATION INDETERMINABLE OR UNSPECIFIED 287 KEEPING HOUSE 288 CHILD, NOT SCHOLAR OR STUDENT 289 SCHOLAR/STUDENT 290 INMATE OF INSTITUTION - NO OCCUPATION STATED 291 PENSIONER 292 OTHER PERSONS NOT ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE 293 FOREIGN VISITORS This variable records the occupation of the individual respondent in the year 1980 (6 May 1980). Occupation of person 1975 Occupation of person 1975 Occupation of person 1975 Occupation of person 1975 Occupation of person 1975 17.Occupation: i.e. nature of work done. - 5 years ago (May 1975) See instruction 2i. NB: If unemployed (i.e. looking for work) state last occupation. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) Not applicable 1 CHEMISTS 2 PHYSICISTS 3 PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 4 PHYSICAL SCIENCE TECHNICIANS 5 ARCHITECTS AND TOWN PLANNERS 6 QUANTITY SURVEYORS 7 CIVIL ENGINEERS 8 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS 9 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 10 CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 11 METALLURGISTS 12 MINING ENGINEERS 13 ENGINEERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 14 SURVEYORS 15 DRAUGHTSMEN 16 ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN 17 AIRCRAFT PILOTS, NAVIGATORS AND FLIGHT ENGINEERS 18 SHIPS' DECK OFFICERS AND PILOTS 19 SHIPS' ENGINEERS 20 BIOLOGISTS, BOTANISTS, ZOOLOGISTS AND RELATED SCIENTISTS 21 BACTERIOLOGISTS, PATHOLOGISTS, PHARMACOLOGISTS AND RELATED SCIENTISTS 22 AGRONOMISTS, HORTICULTURISTS AND RELATED SCIENTISTS 23 LIFE SCIENCE TECHNICIANS,NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 24 MEDICAL DOCTORS 25 DENTISTS 26 VETERINARIANS 27 PHARMACISTS 28 PHARMACEUTICAL ASSISTANT 29 DIETITIANS AND PUBLIC HEALTH NUTRITIONISTS 30 PROFESSIONAL NURSES 31 NURSING PERSONNEL, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 32 OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS 33 PHYSIOTHERAPISTS AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS, INCLUDING MASSEURS AND REMEDIAL GYMNASTS 34 RADIOGRAPHERS - DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC 35 MEDICAL, DENTAL AND RELATED WORKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 36 STATISTICIANS, MATHEMATICIANS, ACTUARIES, DEMOGRAPHERS AND BIOMETRICIANS 37 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS AND COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS 38 ECONOMISTS 39 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 40 LAWYERS 41 JUDGES 42 LAW ADVISERS, ADMINISTRATORS OF ESTATES AND OTHER LEGAL OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C. 43 PROFESSORS, LECTURERS AND TEACHERS AT UNIVERSITY, TEACHERS' TRAINING COLLEGE AND TECHNICAL AND OTHER COLLEGE FOR ADVANCED TECHNICAL TRAINING 44 TEACHERS, SECONDARY, PRIMARY OR PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION 45 SCHOOL PRINCIPALS, SCHOOL INSPECTORS, EDUCATIONAL ADVISERS AND TEACHERS,NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 46 MINISTERS OF RELIGION INCLUDING MISSIONARIES ORDAINED AS MINISTERS OF RELIGION 47 WORKERS IN RELIGION, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 48 LIBRARIANS, ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS 49 SOCIAL WORKERS 50 SOSIOLOGISTS OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALISTS AND RELATED WORKERS 51 AUTHORS, JOURNALISTS AND RELATED WORE 52 SCULPTORS, PAINTERS AND RELATED ARTISTS 53 COMMERCIAL ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS 54 PHOTOGRAPHERS AND CAMERAMEN 55 COMPOSERS, DANCERS AND RELATED WORKERS 56 ACTORS AND OTHER PERFORMERS, STAGE DIRECTORS AND PRODUCERS (PERFORMING ARTS) 57 ATHLETES, SPORTSMEN AND TRAINERS 58 LEGISLATIVE OFFICIALS 59 GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATORS 60 GENERAL MANAGERS 61 PRODUCTION MANAGERS (EXCEPT FARM) 62 SALES MANAGERS 63 ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGERS 64 TRANSPORT OPERATIONS MANAGERS 65 CREDIT MANAGERS 66 OTHER MANAGERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 67 CLERICAL SUPERVISORS 68 EXECUTIVE OFFICIALS (CONTROL LEVEL) 69 STENOGRAPHERS, TYPISTS AND PUNCHING MACHINE OPERATORS 70 CARD AND TAPE-PUNCHING/ENCODER MACHINE OPERATORS 71 BOOKKEEPERS 72 CASHIERS, TELLERS AND POST OFFICE COUNTER CLERKS 73 CREDIT CONTROLLERS 74 COST, SALARY, WAGES AND FINANCE CLERKS 75 BOOKKEEPING,CALCULATING AND ADDING MACHINE OPERATORS 76 DATA PROCESSING MACHINE OPERATORS 77 RAILWAY STATION MASTERS (ONLY WHITE MEN) 78 POSTMASTERS 79 TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS SUPERVISORS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 80 TRANSPORT CONDUCTORS AND TICKET EXAMINERS 81 MAIL DISTRIBUTION/SORTING CLERKS, POSTMEN AND MESSENGERS 82 TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH OPERATORS, INCLUDING SHIP'S/FLIGHT RADIO OFFICERS 83 STOCK CLERKS 84 CORRESPONDENCE AND REPORTING CLERKS 85 RECEPTIONIST AND TRAVEL AGENCY CLERKS 86 CLERKS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 87 MANAGERS (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE) 88 WORKING PROPRIETORS (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE) 89 SALES SUPERVISORS 90 BUYERS 91 TECHNICAL/ENGINEERING SALESMEN AND TECHNICAL SERVICE ADVISERS 92 COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS AND MANUFACTURER'S AGENT 93 INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND SECURITIES SALESMEN 94 BUSINESS SERVICES SALESMEN 95 AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS AND MARKET AGENTS 96 BROKERS AND AGENTS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 97 SALESMEN, SHOP ASSISTANTS AND DEMONSTRATORS (WHOLESALE/RETAIL TRADE, MANUFACTURING) 98 STREET VENDORS, CANVASSERS AND NEWSVENDORS 99 SALES WORKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 100 MANAGERS (CATERING AND ACCOMMODATION SERVICES) 101 WORKING PROPRIETORS (CATERING AND ACCOMMODATION SERVICES) 102 HOUSEKEEPING AND RELATED SERVICE SUPERVISORS 103 COOKS 104 WAITERS, BARTENDERS AND RELATED WORKERS 105 DOMESTIC SERVANTS - PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD NOT ON FARM 106 DOMESTIC SERVANTS - PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD ON FARM 107 CHAMBERMAIDS, ROOM AND BEDDING SERVANTS 108 BUILDING CARETAKERS 109 CHARWORKERS, CLEANERS AND RELATED WORKERS 110 LAUNDERERS, DRY-CLEANERS AND PRESSERS 111 HAIRDRESSERS, BARBERS, BEAUTICIANS AND RELATED WORKERS 112 FIRE FIGHTERS 113 UNIFORM PERSONNEL 114 TRAFFIC OFFICERS, PARKING METER ATTENDANTS 115 PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED INCLUDING PRISON WARDENS, STORE DETECTIVES, WATCHMEN AND LIFEGUARDS 116 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS 117 AIR HOSTESSES,GUIDES, LIFT ATTENDANTS, ETC. 118 FARMERS 119 FARM MANAGERS AND SUPERVISORS 120 GENERAL FARM WORKERS 121 FARM WORKERS (GENERAL, PART-TIME AND SEASONAL) 122 FARM MACHINERY OPERATORS 123 OTHER FARM WORKERS 124 MARKET GARDEN AND NURSERY WORKERS AND GARDENERS 125 OTHER AGRICULTURAL AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY WORKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 126 FORESTRY WORKERS (INCLUDING LOGGING) 127 FISHERMEN, TRAWLER MEN, SEAL HUNTERS, ETC. 128 HUNTERS, GAME WARDENS, GAME RESERVATION WORKERS AND RELATED WORKERS 129 MINING, QUARRYING AND WELL DRILLING 130 METAL PROCESSING 131 CHEMICAL AND RELATED MATERIALS PROCESSING 132 MANUFACTURING OF MACHINERY AND METAL PRODUCTS 133 MANUFACTURING OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 134 FABRICATION OF PRODUCTS OF PAPER, PLASTICS, RUBBER, CHEMICAL AND SYNTHETIC MATERIALS 135 FOOD AND BEVERAGES PROCESSING 136 PRODUCTION OF TEXTILES AND CLOTHING MANUFACTURING 137 CONSTRUCTION WORK 138 OTHER PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS AND GENERAL FOREMEN 139 ROCKBREAKERS/GENERAL MINERS 140 QUARRY MEN 141 DRILLING MACHINE OPERATORS (MINES AND QUARRIES) 142 OTHER MINING - MACHINE OPERATORS 143 STOPE/DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTION WORKERS 144 LASHING AND TRAMMING WORKERS 145 OTHER MINERS AND QUARRY MEN 146 ALLUVIAL DIAMOND DIGGERS 147 MINERAL AND STONE TREATERS 148 WELL DRILLERS, BORERS (OIL, GAS AND WATER) 149 METAL SMELTING, CONVERTING AND REFINING FURNACE MEN 150 METAL ROLLING MILL WORKERS 151 METAL MELTERS AND REHEATERS 152 METAL CASTERS 153 METAL MOULDERS AND CORE MAKERS 154 METAL ANNEALERS, TEMPERERS AND CASE HARDENERS 155 METAL DRAWERS AND EXTRUDERS 156 METAL PLATERS AND COATERS 157 METAL PROCESSORS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 158 WOOD TREATERS 159 SAWYERS, PLYWOOD MAKERS AND RELATED WOOD WORKERS 160 PAPER PULP PREPARERS AND PAPER MAKERS 161 CRUSHERS, GRINDERS AND MIXERS 162 COOKERS, ROASTERS AND RELATED HEAT TREATERS 163 FILTER AND SEPARATOR OPERATORS 164 STILL AND REACTOR OPERATORS 165 PETROLEUM REFINING WORKERS 166 CHEMICAL PROCESSORS AND RELATED WORKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 167 FIBRE PREPARERS 168 SPINNERS AND WINDERS 169 WEAVING AND KNITTING MACHINE SETTERS AND PATTERN CARD PREPARERS 170 WEAVERS AND RELATED WORKERS 171 KNITTERS 172 BLEACHERS DYERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCT FINISHERS 173 BRAID MAKERS, CROCKETERS, FELT HOOD FORMERS AND OTHER RELATED WORKERS 174 TANNERS, FELL MONGERS AND PELT DRESSERS 175 GRAIN MILLERS AND RELATED WORKERS 176 SUGAR PROCESSORS AND REFINERS 177 BUTCHERS AND MEAT PREPARERS 178 FOOD PRESERVERS 179 DAIRY PRODUCT PROCESSORS 180 BAKERS, PASTRY COOKS AND CONFECTIONERY MAKERS 181 BREWERS, WINE AND BEVERAGE MAKERS 182 FOOD AND BEVERAGE PROCESSORS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 183 CIGARETTE MAKERS 184 TOBACCO PREPARERS AND TOBACCO PRODUCT MAKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 185 TAILORS AND DRESSMAKERS 186 FUR TAILORS AND RELATED WORKERS 187 MILLINERS AND HAT MAKERS 188 PATTERNMAKERS AND CUTTERS 189 SEWERS AND EMBROIDERERS 190 UPHOLSTERERS AND RELATED WORKERS 191 SAIL, TENT AND AWNING MAKERS 192 SHOEMAKERS AND SHOE REPAIRERS 193 SHOE CUTTERS, LASTERS, SEWERS AND RELATED WORKERS 194 LEATHER GOODS MAKERS, EXCEPT SHOES, GARMENTS AND GLOVES 195 CABINETMAKERS 196 WOODWORKING-MACHINE OPERATORS 197 COACH BUILDERS, VENEER APPLIERS, FURNITURE FINISIERS AND POLISHERS 198 STONE CUTTERS AND CARVERS 199 BLACKSMITHS AND FORGING-PRESS OPERATORS 200 TOOLMAKERS, METAL PATTERNMAKERS AND METAL MARKERS 201 MACHINE TOOL SETTER-OPERATORS (INCLUDING THOSE PERFORMING SIMILAR TASKS IN MACHINING OF PLASTICS AND METAL SUBSTITUTES) 202 MACHINE TOOL OPERATORS 203 METAL GRINDERS, POLISHERS AND TOOL SHARPENERS 204 LOCKSMITHS, METAL SPINNERS AND OTHER RELATED WORKERS, N.E.C. 205 MACHINERY FITTERS AND MACHINE ASSEMBLERS 206 WATCH, CLOCK AND PRECISION - INSTRUMENT MAKERS 207 MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS 208 AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS 209 DIESEL ENGINE MECHANICS (EXCEPT MOTOR VEHICLES) 210 OFFICE MACHINES MECHANIC 211 OILERS AND GREASERS (EXCEPT SHIP'S ENGINES) 212 MECHANICS AND OTHER RELATED WORKERS, N.E.C. 213 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC FITTERS 214 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLERS 215 RADIO AND TELEVISION REPAIRMEN 216 ELECTRICAL WIRE MEN, BUILDINGS AND OTHER CONSTRUCTION 217 OTHER ELECTRICAL WIRE MEN 218 TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH INSTALLERS 219 ELECTRIC LINEMEN AND CABLE JOINTERS 220 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC WORKERS, N.E.C. 221 BROADCASTING STATION OPERATORS AND PROJECTIONISTS 222 PLUMBERS AND PIPE FITTERS, CONSTRUCTION 223 PLUMBERS AND PIPE FITTERS, NOT CONSTRUCTION 224 WELDERS AND FLAME CUTTERS 225 VEHICLE SHEET-METAL WORKERS, INCLUDING PANEL BEATERS 226 SHEET METAL WORKERS, CONSTRUCTION 227 BOILERMAKERS, PLATERS, BOILER SMITHS 228 SHEET-METAL WORKERS, N.E.C. 229 STRUCTURAL METAL WORK FABRICATORS 230 STRUCTURAL METAL WORK ERECTORS, CONSTRUCTION 231 OTHER STRUCTURAL METAL WORKERS, N.E.C. 232 JEWELLERY AND PRECIOUS-METAL WORKERS 233 GLASS FORMERS, CUTTERS GRINDERS AND FINISHERS 234 POTTERS AND RELATED CLAY AND ABRASIVE FORMERS 235 GLASS AND CERAMICS KILN MEN 236 GLASS ENGRAVERS AND ETCHERS AND GLASS AND CERAMICS PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 237 OTHER RELATED WORKERS, INCLUDING GLASS OR CLAY MIXERS,BATCHMEN, CERAMICS COLOUR OR GLAZE MIXERS FIBREGLASS MAKERS, PIPE MACHINE ATTENDANTS, FILTER PRESS OPERATORS, ETC. 238 RUBBER AND PLASTICS PRODUCT MAKERS 239 TYRE MAKERS AND VULCANISERS 240 PAPER-AND-PAPERBOARD PRODUCTS MAKERS 241 COMPOSITORS AND TYPESETTERS 242 PRINTING PRESSMEN 243 STEREOTYPERS AND ELECTROTYPERS 244 PRINTING ENGRAVERS (EXCEPT PHOTO-ENGRAVERS) 245 PHOTO-ENGRAVERS 246 BOOKBINDERS AND RELATED WORKERS 247 PHOTOGRAPHIC DARK-ROOM WORKERS 248 BLOCK PRINTERS, TEXTILE PRINTERS AND OTHER RELATED WORKERS, N.E.C. 249 PAINTERS, CONSTRUCTION 250 PAINTERS - SHIPS, RAILWAY COACHES AND WAGONS 251 SPRAY PAINTERS AND PANEL BEATERS 252 OTHER PAINTERS, N.E.C. - HAND/DIP/SPRAY PAINTERS, OPERATORS OF PAINTING EQUIPMENT TO COAT NEW MOTOR VEHICLES ON A CONVEYOR, STREET PAINT-STRIPING MACHINE OPERATORS, ETC. 253 MAKERS OF CONCRETE CEMENT AND ASBESTOS-CEMENT PRODUCTS 254 OTHER PRODUCTION AND RELATED WORKERS 255 BRICKLAYERS, STONEMASONS AND TILE SETTERS 256 REINFORCED CONCRETERS AND TERAZZO WORKERS 257 ROOFERS 258 CARPENTERS, JOINERS AND PARQUETRY WORKERS, CONSTRUCTION 259 OTHER CARPENTERS AND JOINERS (WOOD), MINES AND SHIPS 260 PLASTERERS 261 GLAZIERS, CONSTRUCTION 262 VEHICLE GLAZIER, ETC. 263 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS, N.E.C. 264 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING MACHINERY OPERATORS 265 STATIONARY ENGINE AND RELATED EQUIPMENT OPERATORS, N.E.C. 266 DOCKERS, STEVEDORES 267 RAILWAY, AIRCRAFT AND ROAD VEHICLE LOADERS/UNLOADERS 268 PACKERS AND LABELLERS 269 OTHER FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE HANDLERS 270 RIGGERS AND CABLE SPLICERS 271 CRANE AND HOIST OPERATORS 272 EARTH-MOVING AND RELATED MACHINERY OPERATORS 273 EARTH-MOVING AND RELATED MACHINERY OPERATORS, MINING AND QUARRYING 274 MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS, N.E.C. 275 SHIPS' DECK RATINGS, BARGE CREWS AND BOATMEN 276 SHIPS' ENGINE ROOM RATINGS 277 RAILWAY ENGINE DRIVERS AND FIREMEN 278 RAILWAY BRAKEMEN, SIGNALMEN AND SHUNTERS 279 TAXI DRIVERS 280 MOTOR BUS DRIVERS 281 LORRY, TRUCK AND VAN DRIVERS 282 OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVERS 283 TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATORS, N.E.C. 284 LABOURERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 285 OCCUPATION UNSPECIFIED 286 WORKERS EMPLOYED - OCCUPATION INDETERMINABLE OR UNSPECIFIED 287 KEEPING HOUSE 288 CHILD, NOT SCHOLAR OR STUDENT 289 SCHOLAR/STUDENT 290 INMATE OF INSTITUTION - NO OCCUPATION STATED 291 PENSIONER 292 OTHER PERSONS NOT ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE 293 FOREIGN VISITORS This variable records the occupation of the individual respondent in the year 1975 (May 1975). Work status Work status Work status Work status Work status 18. Present work status: E.g. employee, employer, unemployed, (looking for work), not working (not looking for work), etc. See instruction 2j Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Employer 2 Employee 3 Unemployed 4 Not economically active This variable records the current work status of the individual household member. Jobseekers: worked during past week or not Jobseekers: worked during past week or not Jobseekers: worked during past week or not Jobseekers: worked during past week or not Jobseekers: worked during past week or not Only persons not working but seeking work 19. Did person WORK during past week? Only persons not working but seeking work 1 Yes 2 No This variable records whether the individual household member worked during the past week or not. Jobseekers: purposefully looked for job Jobseekers: purposefully looked for job Jobseekers: purposefully looked for job Jobseekers: purposefully looked for job Jobseekers: purposefully looked for job Only persons not working but seeking work 19. If not, did he/she purposefully SEEK work? Only persons not working but seeking work 1 Yes 2 No This variable records whether the individual household member purposefully sought work. Jobseekers: when can start working again Jobseekers: when can start working again Jobseekers: when can start working again Jobseekers: when can start working again Jobseekers: when can start working again Only persons not working but seeking work 19. If work is found, WHEN can he/she begin? Only persons not working but seeking work 1 Within a week 2 After a week This variable records how soon the individual household member could start work if work was found. Identity of employer Identity of employer Identity of employer Identity of employer Identity of employer 20. Name of employer: See instruction 2k Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) Unemployed and not economically active 1 Central Government 2 Provincial administrations 3 Local authorities 4 National states 5 SAR and H, SAA and GPO 6 Public corporations 7 Private business enterprises 8 Non-profit motive organisations 9 Private households This variable identifies the identity of the employer of the individual household member. Economic Sector/Industry Economic Sector/Industry Economic Sector/Industry Economic Sector/Industry Economic Sector/Industry 21. Nature/main activity of industry or profession in which working. – E.g. agriculture, shoe factory, café, furniture shop, etc. See instruction 2 l Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) This variable records the economic sector which the individual household member is employed in. Income of person Income of person Income of person Income of person Income of person 22. Annual income (all sources) See instruction 2m Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) This variable records the annual income from all sources for the individual household member for the 12 MONTHS ended 30/4/1980 or 29/2/1980. Amenities: refrigerator Amenities: refrigerator Amenities: refrigerator Amenities: refrigerator Amenities: refrigerator PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Refrigerator (including combination refrigerator/deepfreezer) All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many refrigerators are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: deep-freezer Amenities: deep-freezer Amenities: deep-freezer Amenities: deep-freezer Amenities: deep-freezer PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Separate deep-freezer All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many deep-freezers are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: stove Amenities: stove Amenities: stove Amenities: stove Amenities: stove PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Stove All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many stoves are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: washing machine Amenities: washing machine Amenities: washing machine Amenities: washing machine Amenities: washing machine PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Washing machine All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many washing machines are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: radio Amenities: radio Amenities: radio Amenities: radio Amenities: radio PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Radio (including car radio) All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many radios (including car radios) are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: television Amenities: television Amenities: television Amenities: television Amenities: television PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Television set All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many television sets are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: motorcar/combi/bakkie Amenities: motorcar/combi/bakkie Amenities: motorcar/combi/bakkie Amenities: motorcar/combi/bakkie Amenities: motorcar/combi/bakkie PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Motor-car/combi/bakkie All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many motor-cars/combis/bakkies are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: motorcycle Amenities: motorcycle Amenities: motorcycle Amenities: motorcycle Amenities: motorcycle PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Motor cycle All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many motor cycles are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: bicycle Amenities: bicycle Amenities: bicycle Amenities: bicycle Amenities: bicycle PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Bicycle All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many bicycles are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: caravan Amenities: caravan Amenities: caravan Amenities: caravan Amenities: caravan PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Caravan All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many caravans are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: tractor Amenities: tractor Amenities: tractor Amenities: tractor Amenities: tractor PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Tractor All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many tractors are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: animal drawn vehicle Amenities: animal drawn vehicle Amenities: animal drawn vehicle Amenities: animal drawn vehicle Amenities: animal drawn vehicle PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Animal drawn vehicle All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many animal drawn vehicles are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: swimming pool Amenities: swimming pool Amenities: swimming pool Amenities: swimming pool Amenities: swimming pool PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Swimming pool All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many swimming pools are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: holiday cottage Amenities: holiday cottage Amenities: holiday cottage Amenities: holiday cottage Amenities: holiday cottage PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Holiday cottage All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many holiday cottages are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Magisterial district Magisterial district Magisterial district Magisterial district Magisterial district Must be filled in by the enumerator District 1 CAPE (PENINSULA) 2 WYNBERG 3 SIMON'S TOWN 4 GOODWOOD 5 BELLVILLE 6 STELLENBOSCH 7 KUILS RIVER 8 SOMERSET WEST 9 STRAND 10 PAARL 11 WELLINGTON 12 UNIONDALE 13 JOUBERTINA 14 HUMANSDORP 15 HANKEY 16 OUDTSHOORN 17 CALITZDORP 18 LADISMITH 19 KNYSNA 20 GEORGE 21 MOSSEL BAY 22 RIVERSDALE 23 CALEDON 24 HERMANUS 25 BREDASDORP 26 SWELLENDAM 27 HEIDELBERG CP 28 WORCESTER 29 CERES 30 TULBAGH 31 ROBERTSON 32 MONTAGU 33 MALMESBURY 34 HOPEFIELD 35 PIKETBERG 36 VREDENBURG 37 CLANWILLIAM 38 VREDENDAL 39 VANRHYNSDORP 40 NAMAQUALAND 41 WALVIS BAY 42 PORT ELIZABETH 43 UITENHAGE 44 KIRKWOOD 45 CALVINIA 46 WILLISTON 47 SUTHERLAND 48 BEAUFORT WEST 49 FRASERBURG 50 LAINGSBURG 51 PRINCE ALBERT 52 VICTORIA WEST 53 MURRAYSBURG 54 JANSENVILLE 55 STEYTLERVILLE 56 WILLOWMORE 57 ABERDEEN 58 GRAAFF-REINET 59 PEARSTON 60 CRADOCK 61 MIDDELBURG CP 62 HOPETOWN 63 BRITSTOWN 64 DE AAR 65 PHILIPSTOWN 66 RICHMOND CP 67 HANOVER 68 COLESBERG 69 NOUPOORT 70 PRIESKA 71 CARNARVON 72 KIMBERLEY 73 GORDONIA 74 KENHARDT 75 KURUMAN 76 POSTMASBURG 77 HAY 78 VRYBURG 79 MAFIKENG 80 HERBERT 81 BARKLY WEST 82 WARRENTON 83 HARTSWATER 84 BOSHOF 85 JACOBSDAL 86 KOFFIEFONTEIN 87 FAURESMITH 88 EAST LONDON 89 KING WILLIAM'S TOWN 90 KOMGA 91 STUTTERHEIM 92 CATHCART 93 QUEENSTOWN 94 TARKA 95 STERKSTROOM 96 MOLTENO 97 ALBANY 98 SOMERSET EAST 99 ALEXANDRIA 100 BATHURST 101 FORT BEAUFORT 102 ADELAIDE 103 BEDFORD 104 PEDDIE CP 105 VICTORIA EAST CP 106 STOCKENSTROM 107 BARKLY EAST 108 WODEHOUSE 109 INDWE 110 ELLIOT 111 MACLEAR 112 LADY GREY 113 ALIWAL NORTH 114 ALBERT 115 VENTERSTAD 116 STEYNSBURG 117 HOFMEYR 118 ZASTRON 119 ROUXVILLE 120 SMITHFIELD 121 BETHULIE 122 DURBAN 123 PINETOWN NTL 124 INANDA 125 LOWER TUGELA NTL 126 CAMPERDOWN NTL 127 RICHMOND NTL 128 IXOPO 129 NEW HANOVER 130 LIONS RIVER NTL 131 UMVOTI NTL 132 KRANSKOP NTL 133 PIETERMARITZBURG 134 PORT SHEPSTONE NTL 135 ALFRED 136 UMZINTO 137 UNDERBERG NTL 138 IMPENDLE NTL 139 POLELA 140 MOUNT CURRIE 141 NEWCASTLE NTL 142 UTRECHT 143 DANNHAUSER 144 DUNDEE NTL 145 GLENCOE NTL 146 KLIPRIVIER 147 WEENEN NTL 148 MOOI RIVER 149 ESTCOURT 150 BERGVILLE NTL 151 PAULPIETERSBURG NTL 152 NGOTSHE 153 VRYHEID NTL 154 BABANANGO NTL 155 HLABISA NTL 156 LOWER UMFOLOZI 157 MTONJANENI NTL 158 ESHOWE 159 MTUNZINI 160 UBOMBO NTL 161 PRETORIA 162 WONDERBOOM 163 JOHANNESBURG 164 RANDBURG 165 GERMISTON 166 ALBERTON 167 BOKSBURG 168 KEMPTON PARK 169 BENONI 170 BRAKPAN 171 SPRINGS 172 NIGEL 173 DELMAS 174 HEIDELBERG TVL 175 BALFOUR 176 HIGHVELD RIDGE 177 KRUGERSDORP 178 ROODEPOORT 179 WESTONARIA 180 RANDFONTEIN 181 OBERHOLZER 182 BRITS 183 CULLINAN 184 BRONKHORSTSPRUIT 185 VEREENIGING 186 VANDERBIJLPARK 187 SASOLBURG 188 THABAZIMBI 189 WARMBATHS 190 RUSTENBURG 191 SWARTRUGGENS 192 MARICO 193 PIETERSBURG 194 POTGIETERSRUS 195 WATERBERG 196 MESSINA 197 SOUTPANSBERG 198 LETABA 199 NELSPRUIT 200 BARBERTON 201 WHITE RIVER 202 PILGRIM'S REST 203 LYDENBURG 204 WITBANK 205 MIDDELBURG TVL 206 GROBLERSDAL 207 BELFAST 208 WATERVAL-BOVEN 209 BETHAL 210 STANDERTON 211 VOLKSRUST 212 CAROLINA TVL 213 ERMELO TVL 214 AMERSFOORT 215 WAKKERSTROOM 216 PIET RETIEF TVL 217 KLERKSDORP 218 POTCHEFSTROOM 219 VENTERSDORP 220 COLIGNY 221 KOSTER 222 LICHTENBURG 223 DELAREYVILLE 224 WOLMARANSSTAD 225 SCHWEIZER-RENEKE 226 BLOEMHOF 227 CHRISTIANA 228 KROONSTAD 229 VENTERSBURG 230 HENNENMAN 231 PARYS 232 VREDEFORT 233 KOPPIES 234 HEILBRON 235 VILJOENSKROON 236 BOTHAVILLE 237 WESSELSBRON 238 HOOPSTAD 239 BULTFONTEIN 240 THEUNISSEN 241 BETHLEHEM 242 HARRISMITH 243 VREDE 244 FRANKFORT 245 REITZ 246 LINDLEY 247 SENEKAL 248 FOURIESBURG 249 FICKSBURG 250 ODENDAALSRUS 251 WELKOM 252 VIRGINIA 253 BLOEMFONTEIN 254 PETRUSBURG 255 BRANDFORT 256 WINBURG 257 MARQUARD 258 CLOCOLAN 259 EXCELSIOR 260 LADYBRAND 261 WEPENER 262 DEWETSDORP 263 REDDERSBURG 264 EDENBURG 265 TROMPSBURG 266 JAGERSFONTEIN 267 PHILIPPOLIS 268 ZWELITSHA 269 MDANTSANE 270 KEISKAMMAHOEK 271 MIDDLEDRIFT 272 VICTORIA EAST CIS 273 PEDDIE CIS 274 HEWU 275 PINETOWN KWZ 276 NTUZUMA 277 UMLAZI 278 EMBUMBULU 279 CAMPERDOWN KWZ 280 RICHMOND 281 VULAMEHLO 282 PORT SHEPSTONE KWZ 283 EZINGOLWENI 284 EMZUMBE 285 HLANGANANI 286 UNDERBERG KWZ 287 IMPENDLE KWZ 288 LIONS RIVER KWZ 289 EMPUMALANGA 290 NDWEDWE 291 LOWER TUGELA KWZ 292 KWA MAPUMULU 293 ONGOYE 294 INKANYEZI 295 KRANSKOP KWZ 296 UMVOTI KWZ 297 MSINGA 298 WEENEN KWZ 299 OKHAHLAMBA 300 BERGVILLE KWZ 301 EMNAMBITHI 302 NEWCASTLE KWZ 303 MADADENI 304 GLENCOE KWZ 305 DUNDEE KWZ 306 PAULPIETERSBURG KWZ 307 VRYHEID KWZ 308 NQUTU 309 NKANDLA 310 BABANANGO KWZ 311 MTONJANENI KWZ 312 ENSELENI 313 HLABISA KWZ 314 MAHLABATINI 315 NONGOMA 316 UBOMBO KWZ This variable records the Magisterial District that the household resides in. Type Type Type Type Type More information on this variable is required from the data producer Province Province Province Province Province 1 Cape 2 Natal 3 Transvaal 4 Oranje Free State 5 Ciskei 6 KwaZulu 7 Gazankulu 9 Lebowa 10 QwaQwa 11 KaNgwane 13 KwaNdebele This variable records the South African province in which the household resides. Suburb-town Suburb-town Suburb-town Suburb-town Suburb-town This variable represents the South African suburb. Esd (enumerator's subdistrict) Esd (enumerator's subdistrict) Esd (enumerator's subdistrict) Esd (enumerator's subdistrict) Esd (enumerator's subdistrict) More information on this variable is required from the data producer Type of dwelling (place enumerated) Type of dwelling (place enumerated) Type of dwelling (place enumerated) Type of dwelling (place enumerated) Type of dwelling (place enumerated) Must be filled in by the enumerator: All households 1 House, hut (Traditional home) 2 Semi-detached house 3 Flat 4 Flat on same erf as house 8 Hostel or Kampong 9 Other type of dwelling This is the dwelling type of the household member where the enumeration took place. Type of dwelling (usual residence) Type of dwelling (usual residence) Type of dwelling (usual residence) Type of dwelling (usual residence) Type of dwelling (usual residence) Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 9. Usual place of residence: State full residential address. See instructions 2e. If the same as the address at the top of this form, write "HERE". Also state TYPE OF DWELLING at address on 6 May 1980, e.g. house, flat, hotel, etc. (1) Now 6 May 1980……………..…. (2) 5 years ago May 1975…………… Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 House, hut (Traditional home) 2 Semi-detached house 3 Flat 4 Flat on same erf as house 8 Hostel or Kampong 9 Other type of dwelling This is the dwelling type at the usual residence of the household member. Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex 3. Sex: Mark applicable space with a cross (X)……………………………… Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Male 2 Female This variable records the gender of the individual household member Age Age Age Age Age 4. Age: State age in years at last birthday. For babies under one year, write "0"……………………………… Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) under 1 year 99 99 years and older This variable records the age of the individual household member. Population group Population group Population group Population group Population group 6. Population group: E.g. white, Malay, Indian, South Sotho, etc. See instruction 2c Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 White 2 Cape Coloured 3 Cape Malay 4 Griqua 5 Other Coloured 6 Chinese 7 Indian 8 Other Asian 9 Xhosa 10 Zulu 11 Swazi 12 South Ndebele (Ndzundza/Manala) 13 North Ndebele (Kekana, Lidwaba, Langa, Seleka) 14 North Sotho (Mosotho wa Lebowa) 15 South Sotho (Mosotho wa Borwa) 16 Tswana 17 Shangaan/Tsonga 18 Venda 19 Lemba 20 Other Blacks This variable records the populaiton group (race) of the household member. Birth place Birth place Birth place Birth place Birth place 7. Birthplace: If within RSA, state name of DISTRICT. If outside RSA, state name of COUNTRY Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Bafokeng 2 Bophuthatswana - Unspecified 3 Ditsobotla 4 Ganyesa 5 Lehuritshe 6 Madikwe 7 Mankwe 8 Mathanjana 9 Molopo 10 Moretele 11 Odi 12 Taung 13 ThabaNchu 14 Tlhaping-Tlharo 346 Ciskei 347 Gazankulu 348 KwaNdebele 349 KaNgwane (Swazi) 350 KwaZulu 351 Lebowa 352 Qwaqwa 353 South Africa 909 Venda 910 Transkei 911 Bophuhatswana 912 South West Africa (Namibia) 913 Lesotho 914 Botswana 915 Swaziland 916 Algeria 917 Angola 918 Egypt 919 Ghana 920 Kenya 921 Congo 922 Madeira 923 Malagasy Republic 924 Malawi 925 Mauritius 926 Mozambique 927 Uganda 928 Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) 929 Republic of Congo 930 St Helena 931 Tanzania 932 Zaire 933 Zambia 934 Rest of Africa 935 Albania 936 Belgium 937 Bulgaria 938 Denmark 939 West Germany 940 East Germany 941 Estland 942 Finland 943 France 944 Gibraltar 945 Greece 946 Hungary 947 Republic of Ireland 948 Italy 949 Yugoslavia 950 Latvia 951 Lithuania 952 Malta 953 Netherlands 954 Norway 955 Austria 956 Poland 957 Portugal 958 Romania 959 Spain 960 Sweden 961 Switzerland 962 Czechoslovakia 963 United Kingdom ( as mentioned) 964 England and Wales 965 Scotland 966 Northern Island 967 USSR 968 Other in Europe 969 Burma 970 Cyprus 971 India 972 Indonesia 973 Israel 974 Japan 975 Lebanon 976 Malaysia-Singapore 977 Pakistan 978 Sri-Lanka 979 Syria 980 China 981 Turkey 982 Other in Asia 983 Argentina 984 Brazil 985 Canada 986 Mexico 987 Uruguay 988 United States of America 989 Other in America 990 Australia 991 New Zealand 992 Other in Oceania 993 Stateless and unknown This variable records the district in which the individual household member was born (if born in Bophuthatswana). Alternatively if the household member was born outside of Bophuthatswana the country of birth is recorded. Citizenship-nationality Citizenship-nationality Citizenship-nationality Citizenship-nationality Citizenship-nationality 8. Country of citizenship/nationality. See instruction 2d Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 South Africa 2 Ciskei 3 Gazankulu 4 KwaNdebele 5 KaNgwane (Swazi) 6 KwaZulu 7 Lebowa 8 Qwaqwa 9 Venda 10 Transkei 11 Bophuhatswana 12 South West Africa (Namibia) 13 Lesotho 14 Botswana 15 Swaziland 16 Algeria 17 Angola 18 Egypt 19 Ghana 20 Kenya 21 Congo 22 Madeira 23 Malagasy Republic 24 Malawi 25 Mauritius 26 Mozambique 27 Uganda 28 Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) 29 Republic of Congo 30 St Helena 31 Tanzania 32 Zaire 33 Zambia 34 Rest of Africa 35 Albania 36 Belgium 37 Bulgaria 38 Denmark 39 West Germany 40 East Germany 41 Estland 42 Finland 43 France 44 Gibraltar 45 Greece 46 Hungary 47 Republic of Ireland 48 Italy 49 Yugoslavia 50 Latvia 51 Lithuania 52 Malta 53 Netherlands 54 Norway 55 Austria 56 Poland 57 Portugal 58 Romania 59 Spain 60 Sweden 61 Switzerland 62 Czechoslovakia 63 United Kingdom ( as mentioned) 64 England and Wales 65 Scotland 66 Northern Island 67 USSR 68 Other in Europe 69 Burma 70 Cyprus 71 India 72 Indonesia 73 Israel 74 Japan 75 Lebanon 76 Malaysia-Singapore 77 Pakistan 78 Sri-Lanka 79 Syria 80 China 81 Turkey 82 Other in Asia 83 Argentina 84 Brazil 85 Canada 86 Mexico 87 Uruguay 88 United States of America 89 Other in America 90 Australia 91 New Zealand 92 Other in Oceania 93 Stateless and unknown This variable records the citizenship/nationality of the individual household member. Place of residence 1980 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1980 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1980 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1980 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1980 (suburb-town) 9. Usual place of residence: State full residential address. (1) Now 6 May 1980 State full residential address. See instructions 2e. If the same as the address at the top of this form, write "HERE". Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) This variable records the usual place of residence of the individual household member on the 6 May 1980. Place of residence 1975 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1975 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1975 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1975 (suburb-town) Place of residence 1975 (suburb-town) 9. Usual place of residence: State full residential address. (2) 5 years ago May 1975 State full residential address. See instructions 2e. If the same as the address at the top of this form, write "HERE". Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) This variable records the usual place of residence of the individual household member five years ago (i.e. May 1975). Religion Religion Religion Religion Religion 10. Religion: State particular religious affiliation/denomination - not name of local congregation and not "Christian" only Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Dutch Reformed Church 2 Reformed Church in S.A. 3 Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk in S.A. 4 Church of the Province of S.A. 5 Church of England in S.A. 6 Church of England (as mentioned) 7 Anglican (as mentioned) 8 Methodist Church of S.A. 9 Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa 10 United Congregational Church of Southern Africa 11 Lutheran Churches 12 Roman Catholic 13 Apostolic Faith Mission of S.A. 14 Other Apostolic Churches 15 Baptist 16 Pentecostal Protestant Church 17 Faith Mission Healers 18 Full Gospel Church 19 Greek Church 20 Mormon (Latter Day Saints) 21 Pentecostal Church 22 Salvation Army 23 Seventh Day Adventists 24 South African General Mission 25 Swiss Church 26 Assemblies of God 27 Zion Christian Church (ZCC) 28 Other Black Independent Churches 29 Other Christian Churches 30 Jewish/Hebrew 31 Buddhists 32 Confucian 33 Hindu 34 Islam 35 Other faiths 36 Objection 37 No religion, no church (as stated) and Atheist 38 Unsure or not answered This variable records the religion of the individual household member. Disability Disability Disability Disability Disability 11. Disabled persons: If person is disabled, state NATURE of disability, e.g. blind, cripple, mentally retarded, etc. See instruction 2f Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Addiction 2 Schizophrenia or similar serious mental illness 3 Neurosis or similar less serious mental illness 4 Dementia 5 Mentally retarded 6 Other psychological abnormality 7 Blindness 8 Deafness 9 Deaf-mute 10 Epileptic 11 Cripple 12 Spastic - Paraplegic 13 Quadriplegic 14 Hemiplegic 15 Other 16 Permanently ill 17 More than one disability 18 Disabled but disability unknown or not classified elsewhere This variable records the nature of the disability of the individual household member. Literacy-Africaans Literacy-Africaans Literacy-Africaans Literacy-Africaans Literacy-Africaans 12. Language and literacy: Indicate with crosses whether each person can SPEAK (communicate in), READ and/or WRITE the following languages. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Afrikaans- Speak only 2 Afrikaans- Read and write only 3 Afrikaans- Speak, read and write This variable records the level of fluency in Afrikaans of the individual household member, specifically recording whether the individual can speak, read or write in Afrikaans. Literacy-English Literacy-English Literacy-English Literacy-English Literacy-English 12. Language and literacy: Indicate with crosses whether each person can SPEAK (communicate in), READ and/or WRITE the following languages. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 English- Speak only 2 English- Read and write only 3 English- Speak, read and write This variable records the level of fluency in English of the individual household member, specifically recording whether the individual can speak, read or write in English. Literacy-Tswana Literacy-Tswana Literacy-Tswana Literacy-Tswana Literacy-Tswana 12. Language and literacy: Indicate with crosses whether each person can SPEAK (communicate in), READ and/or WRITE the following languages. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Twana- Speak only 2 Twana- Read and write only 3 Twana- Speak, read and write This variable records the level of fluency in English of the individual household member, specifically recording whether the individual can speak, read or write in Tswana. Literacy-other language Literacy-other language Literacy-other language Literacy-other language Literacy-other language 12. Language and literacy: Indicate with crosses whether each person can SPEAK (communicate in), READ and/or WRITE the following languages. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Other languages- Speak only 2 Other languages- Read and write only 3 Other languages- Speak, read and write This variable records the level of fluency in any other language of the individual household member, specifically recording whether the individual can speak, read or write in said other language. First home language First home language First home language First home language First home language State which language(s) each person normally speaks at HOME. If more than one language is given against (2), which does each person speak THE MOST? See instruction 2g for blacks. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Afrikaans 2 English 3 Dutch 4 German 5 Greece 6 Italian 7 Portuguese 8 French 9 Tamil 10 Hindi 11 Telegu 12 Gujarati 13 Urdu 14 Chinese 15 Xhosa 16 Zulu 17 Swazi 18 South Ndebele 19 North Ndebele 20 North Sotho 21 South Sotho 22 Tswana 23 Shangaan/Tsonga 24 Venda 25 Any other languages This variable records the first language normally spoken by the individual at home. Second home language Second home language Second home language Second home language Second home language State which language(s) each person normally speaks at HOME. If more than one language is given against (2), which does each person speak THE MOST? See instruction 2g for blacks. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Afrikaans 2 English 3 Dutch 4 German 5 Greece 6 Italian 7 Portuguese 8 French 9 Tamil 10 Hindi 11 Telegu 12 Gujarati 13 Urdu 14 Chinese 15 Xhosa 16 Zulu 17 Swazi 18 South Ndebele 19 North Ndebele 20 North Sotho 21 South Sotho 22 Tswana 23 Shangaan/Tsonga 24 Venda 25 Any other languages This variable records the second language normally spoken by the individual at home. Both home languages spoken equally or not Both home languages spoken equally or not Both home languages spoken equally or not Both home languages spoken equally or not Both home languages spoken equally or not Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) More information on this variable is required from the data producer This variable records to what extent the first and second home languages are spoken. Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education 13. Level of education: State - - Highest school standard passed - ALL DEGREES, DIPLOMAS and CERTIFICATES already obtained and specify directions, e.g. BSc (Mech.ENG), B.Com (Acc) Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) None 1 Grades I and II (Sub A and B) a 2 Standard 2 3 Standard 3 4 Standard 4 5 Standard 5 6 Standard 6 (Form I) 7 Standard 7 (Form II) 8 Standard 8 (Form III; NTS 1) 9 Standard 9 (Form IV; NTS 2) 10 Standard 10 11 Bachelors degree and equivalent 12 Masters degree 13 Doctorates 14 Diploma/Certificate with std. 10 15 Diploma/Certificate with Std. 9 or 8 16 Diploma/Certificate with Std. 7 or lower 17 Diploma/Certificate and bachelor's 18 Diploma/Certificate and master's 19 Diploma/Certificate and doctor's 20 Unspecified This variable records the highest completed education level of the individual household member. Nature of education Nature of education Nature of education Nature of education Nature of education 13. Level of education: State - - Highest school standard passed - ALL DEGREES, DIPLOMAS and CERTIFICATES already obtained and specify directions, e.g. BSc (Mech.ENG), B.Com (Acc) Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Fine Arts 2 Sciences 3 General Agriculture 4 Agricultural Management 5 Agricultural Engineering ( 6 Forestry 7 Fishing 8 General Qualifications 9 Mine Engineering 10 Mine Management 11 Specialisation in Mining 12 Mechanical Engineering 13 Civil and Structural Engineering 14 Chemical Engineering 15 Electrical and Electronic Engineering 16 Other Engineering 17 Architecture 18 Land Surveying 19 Quantity Surveying 20 Town and Regional Planning 21 Production Management 22 Apprenticeship 23 General Commerce Qualification 24 Specialisation in Commerce 25 Public Administration 26 Law 27 Medical Practice 28 Paramedic 29 Nursing and Midwifery 30 Dentistry 31 Pharmacy 32 Other Medical Qualifications 33 Veterinary Qualifications 34 General Academic Education 35 Physical Education 36 Nursery School Education 37 Special Education (i.e. disabled children) 38 Other Education (Technical, Commercial, Domestic Science, Art, etc.) 39 Library Science 40 Music 41 Speech, Drama and Opera singing 42 Other Cultural Qualifications 43 Theology 44 Social Welfare and Personnel 45 Domestic Science 46 Transport 47 Security and Defence 48 Non-Technical Trades 49 Other and Unspecified (but applicable) This variable records the area of study/education for the individual household member. Number of children ever born Number of children ever born Number of children ever born Number of children ever born Number of children ever born 14. Only females who have given birth - State number of children: - EVER born alive Only females who have given birth This variable records the number of children ever born to females who have given birth. Children born during the past year Children born during the past year Children born during the past year Children born during the past year Children born during the past year 14. Only females who have given birth - State number of children: - Born alive SINCE 7 MAY 1979 Only females who have given birth This variable records the number of live births since 7 MAY 1979 (i.e. during the last year). Children died during the past year Children died during the past year Children died during the past year Children died during the past year Children died during the past year 14. Only females who have given birth - State number of children: - Who DIED UNDER 1 YEAR since 7 May 1979 Only females who have given birth This variable records the number of children who died under 1 year old since 7 May 1979 (i.e. during the last year). First sport - type First sport - type First sport - type First sport - type First sport - type 15. Sport and recreation: - State in order of priority: - REGULAR sport and recreation activities Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Rugby 2 Soccer 3 Bowls 4 Ball games (through a ring) 5 Cricket 6 Hockey 7 Golf 8 Other ball games using a bat 9 Tennis 10 Other games with a net and a racquet (including squash) 11 Games with a net but without a racquet 12 Athletics 13 Gymnastics and P.E. 14 Trampoline 15 Body-building, Fitness Exercises and Weight-lifting 16 Jogging 17 Walking 18 Contact sport (boxing, wrestling, judo, etc.) 19 Fencing 20 Jukskei and Horse-shoe throwing 21 Target-shooting 22 Boating and water-skiing 23 Swimming 24 Fishing 25 Parachute jumping 26 Hang-gliding 27 Other Aerial sport 28 Motor racing 29 Hot-rodding 30 Stock car racing 31 Other motor sport 32 Cycling 33 Equestrian sport 34 Ice-skating, ice-hockey and snow-skiing 35 Roller skating 36 Dancing 37 Other sporting activities 38 Stamp collecting 39 Coin collecting 40 Antique collecting 41 Other collecting 42 Chess 43 Cards 44 Knitting/crochet-work/needlework 45 Artwork 46 Wool and metal work 47 Model-building 48 Painting 49 Acting 50 Playing of musical instruments 51 Listening to music 52 Reading 53 TV and radio (viewing and listening) 54 Radio amateur 55 Other indoor recreation 56 Community work (do-gooders) 57 Gardening 58 Birds (pigeon-racing, etc.) 59 Camping (including caravan) 60 Other outdoor recreation 61 Other and unspecified This variable records the regular sport and recreation activity of the individual household member (in this instance it is the first sport or recreation activity listed by the individual - since this is recorded in order of priority). First sport competition basis or not First sport competition basis or not First sport competition basis or not First sport competition basis or not First sport competition basis or not 15. Which activities are on a COMPETITION BASIS Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) sport not practiced on competitive basis 1 sport practiced on competitive basis This variable records whether the first sport or recreation activity is conducted on a competition basis. Second sport - type Second sport - type Second sport - type Second sport - type Second sport - type 15. Sport and recreation: - State in order of priority: - REGULAR sport and recreation activities Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Rugby 2 Soccer 3 Bowls 4 Ball games (through a ring) 5 Cricket 6 Hockey 7 Golf 8 Other ball games using a bat 9 Tennis 10 Other games with a net and a racquet (including squash) 11 Games with a net but without a racquet 12 Athletics 13 Gymnastics and P.E. 14 Trampoline 15 Body-building, Fitness Exercises and Weight-lifting 16 Jogging 17 Walking 18 Contact sport (boxing, wrestling, judo, etc.) 19 Fencing 20 Jukskei and Horse-shoe throwing 21 Target-shooting 22 Boating and water-skiing 23 Swimming 24 Fishing 25 Parachute jumping 26 Hang-gliding 27 Other Aerial sport 28 Motor racing 29 Hot-rodding 30 Stock car racing 31 Other motor sport 32 Cycling 33 Equestrian sport 34 Ice-skating, ice-hockey and snow-skiing 35 Roller skating 36 Dancing 37 Other sporting activities 38 Stamp collecting 39 Coin collecting 40 Antique collecting 41 Other collecting 42 Chess 43 Cards 44 Knitting/crochet-work/needlework 45 Artwork 46 Wool and metal work 47 Model-building 48 Painting 49 Acting 50 Playing of musical instruments 51 Listening to music 52 Reading 53 TV and radio (viewing and listening) 54 Radio amateur 55 Other indoor recreation 56 Community work (do-gooders) 57 Gardening 58 Birds (pigeon-racing, etc.) 59 Camping (including caravan) 60 Other outdoor recreation 61 Other and unspecified This variable records the regular sport and recreation activity of the individual household member (in this instance it is the second sport or recreation activity listed by the individual - since this is recorded in order of priority). Second sport - competition basis or not Second sport - competition basis or not Second sport - competition basis or not Second sport - competition basis or not Second sport - competition basis or not 15. Which activities are on a COMPETITION BASIS Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) sport not practiced on competitive basis 1 sport practiced on competitive basis This variable records whether the second sport or recreation activity is conducted on a competition basis. Transport:place of work (sbrb-town area) Transport:place of work (sbrb-town area) Transport:place of work (sbrb-town area) Transport:place of work (sbrb-town area) Transport:place of work (sbrb-town area) 16. Only persons who live, work, study or attend school in cities. - See instruction 2h. 16. TOWNSHIP/SUBURB where person works/studies/attends school Only persons who live, work, study or attend school in cities. This variable records the township/suburb where the individual household member works, studies or attends school. Transport:means of transport Transport:means of transport Transport:means of transport Transport:means of transport Transport:means of transport 16. Only persons who live, work, study or attend school in cities. - See instruction 2h. 16. MAIN MODE OF TRANSPORT to said area. (If "car" also state whether driver or passenger) Only persons who live, work, study or attend school in cities. Unspecified but applicable 1 Walk 2 Cycle 3 Motorcycling 4 Driver of vehicle 5 Passenger in vehicle 6 Bus 7 Truck 8 Train 9 Other and unspecified, but nevertheless applicable This variable records the main mode of transport used by the individual household member to their place of work, study or school. Transport:departure time to pl of work Transport:departure time to pl of work Transport:departure time to pl of work Transport:departure time to pl of work Transport:departure time to pl of work 705 7.05 am More information on this variable is required from the data producer Transport:departure time from pl of work Transport:departure time from pl of work Transport:departure time from pl of work Transport:departure time from pl of work Transport:departure time from pl of work 1630 4.30 pm More information on this variable is required from the data producer Occupation of person 1980 Occupation of person 1980 Occupation of person 1980 Occupation of person 1980 Occupation of person 1980 17.Occupation: i.e. nature of work done. - Now (6 May 1980) See instruction 2i. NB: If unemployed (i.e. looking for work) state last occupation. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Chemist 2 Physicist 3 Natural Scientist (n.e.g.) ? 4 Natural Scientist (technician) 5 Architect, town planner 6 Quantity Surveyor 7 Civil Engineer 8 Electrical and electronic engineer 9 Mechanical Engineer 10 Chemical Engineer 11 Metallurgist 12 Mine Engineer 13 Engineer (n.e.g.) 14 Land Surveyor 15 Draughtsman 16 Engineer?s technician 17 Pilot, navigator, flight engineer 18 Deck officer and chief mate 19 Marine Engineer 20 Biologist, botanist, zoologist 21 Bacteriologist, pathologist 22 Agronomist, horticulturist 23 Physical scientist and technician (n.e.g.) 24 Physician 25 Dentist 26 Veterinarian 27 Pharmacist 28 Pharmacist?s Assistant 29 Dietician, health nutritionist 30 Professional nurse 31 Nursing staff n.e.g. 32 Optician, Optometrist 33 Physiotherapist, masseur 34 Radiographer 35 Health worker n.e.g. 36 Statistician, mathematician 37 System Analyst, programmer 38 Economist 39 Accountant and auditor 40 Legal Counsel 41 Judge 42 Law Advisor 43 Professor, lecturer 44 Teacher 45 School Principal, inspector 46 Preacher, missionary, ordained minister 47 Religious worker 48 Librarian, archivist, curator 49 Social worker 50 Sociologist, career advisor 51 Author, journalist and related writer 52 Sculptor, painter 53 Commercial artist, designer 54 Photographer 55 Composer, dancer and related workers 56 Actor, stage performer, producer 57 Athlete, sportsman, trainer (professional athletics, etc.) 58 Legislation officer 59 State administrator 60 General Manager 61 Production Manager 62 Sales Manager 63 Administrative Manager, Secretary 64 Transport Manager 65 Credit Manager 66 Manager n.e.g. 67 Clerical Supervisor 68 Executive Officer (management level) 69 Stenographer, typist, telegraph operator 70 Card, tape and coding machine operator 71 Bookkeeper 72 Cashier, teller, post office clerk 73 Credit controller 74 Cost, salary, wage and finance clerk 75 Bookkeeping, adding and calculating machine operators 76 Data processing machine operator 77 Station Master (only white men) 78 Postmaster 79 Transport and communication supervisor (n.e.g.) 80 Transport conductor, ticket examiner 81 Mail distribution clerk 82 TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH OPERATOR 83 Provisions clerk 84 Correspondence and reporting clerk 85 Receptionist and travel agency clerk 86 Clerk (n.e.g.) 87 Manager (wholesale and retail) 88 Working owner (wholesale and retail) 89 Sales Supervisor 90 Buyer 91 Technical salesman, service advisor 92 Commercial traveler, manufacturer?s agent 93 Insurance, fixed property agent 94 Business services salesperson 95 Auctioneer, valuator and market agent 96 Broker and agent (n.e.g.) 97 Salesperson, shop assistant, demonstrator 98 Street vendor, recruiter, newspaper seller 99 Sales worker 100 Manager (refreshments and accommodation) 101 Working owner (refreshments and accommodation) 102 Housekeeping and related service supervisor 103 Chef 104 Table waiter, barman and related worker 105 Domestic servant (not on farm) 106 Domestic servant (on farm) 107 Chamber maid, chamber and bedroom maids 108 Building caretaker 109 Casual worker, cleaner and related worker 110 Laundry worker, dry cleaner, presser 111 Hairdresser, barber, beautician 112 Fire brigade officer 113 Staff in uniform (Armed forces, police, prisons) 114 Traffic officer, parking attendants 115 Protection service worker n.e.g. 116 Funeral undertaker, embalmer 117 Air Hostess, guide, lift operator, etc. 118 Farmer 119 Farm Manager, supervisor 120 Farm worker (general) 121 Farm worker (general, seasonal or part-time) 122 Farm machinery operator 123 Other farm worker 124 Vegetable farmer, nursery worker, gardener 125 Agricultural and livestock worker n.e.g. 126 Forestry worker 127 Fisherman, trawlermen, seal-hunters, etc. 128 Hunter, game rangers and related workers 129 Mining, quarries, drilling 130 Metal processing 131 Chemical and related processing 132 Manufacturing-machinery and metal products 133 Manufacturing of electrical equipment 134 Manufacturing, paper, plastic, etc. products 135 Food and beverage processing 136 Production textiles, clothing manufacture 137 Construction work 138 Other production supervisors, general foremen 139 Rock-breaker (mine), mineworker 140 Quarry worker 141 Drilling machine operator (mine and quarry worker) 142 Other mining machine operator 143 Mine and development production worker 144 Loader and cocopan feeder 145 Other mine and quarry worker 146 Alluvial diamond digger 147 Mineral and stone preparer 148 Well-sinker, driller (oil, gas and water) 149 Metal smelting and refinery, furnace worker 150 Metal roller mill worker 151 Metal smelter and reheater 152 Metal moulder/caster 153 Founder, coremaker 154 Metal pourer, temperer, casing setter 155 Metal pusher 156 Metal sheetmakerr and coverer 157 Metal processor (n.e.g.) 158 Timber treatment worker 159 Sawyer, plywood-maker and related timber worker 160 Paper pulp preparer and paper maker 161 Mincer, grinder and mixer 162 Boiler, roaster and related heat treatment worker 163 Filter and separator operator 164 Distiller and reactor operator 165 Petroleum refinery worker 166 Chemical processor (n.e.g.) 167 Fibre preparer 168 Spinner and coiler 169 Weaving and knitting machine setter 170 Weaver and related worker 171 Knitter 172 Bleacher, dyer, textile product finisher 173 Edging and crochet worker, felt block maker 174 Tanner, wool remover and hide curer 175 Grain miller and related worker 176 Sugar processor and refinery worker 177 Butcher and meat preparer 178 Canner 179 Dairy product processor 180 Baker, pastry baker and confectioner 181 Brewer, wine and liquor maker 182 Food and beverage worker (n.e.g.) 183 Cigarette maker 184 Tobacco product maker (n.e.g.) 185 Tailor and seamstress 186 Fur seamstress and related worker 187 Milliner 188 Pattern-maker and cutter 189 Stitcher and embroiderer 190 Upholsterer and related worker 191 Canvas tent and awning maker 192 Shoemaker and repairer 193 Shoe cutter, last worker, stitcher 194 Leather goods maker, except clothing articles 195 Cabinet maker 196 Woodwork machine operator 197 Coach-builder, furniture finisher and polisher 198 Stone-cutter and chiseller 199 Blacksmith, casting press operator 200 Toolmaker, metal marker, pattern-maker 201 Tool setter and operator 202 Power tool operator 203 Metal sander, polisher, tool sharpener 204 Locksmith, metal worker n.e.g. 205 Machine fitter and assembler 206 Watch and precision instrument maker 207 Motor mechanic 208 Aeroplane mechanic 209 Diesel machine mechanic, except motor 210 Office machine mechanic 211 Oil and grease applier 212 Mechanic and related worker (n.e.g.) 213 Electric and electronic fitter 214 Electric, electronic equipment assembler 215 Radio and TV repairman 216 Electric wireman (construction) 217 Other electric wireman 218 Telephone and telegraph installers 219 Electric lineman and cable-joiner 220 Electric and electronic worker n.e.g. 221 Broadcasting station and projector operator 222 Plumber and pipefitter (construction) 223 Plumber and pipefitter (not construction) 224 Welder and flame-cutter 225 Vehicle sheet metal worker, panel beater 226 Sheet metal worker (construction) 227 Boiler-maker, copperplate worker, boiler-smith 228 Sheet metal worker n.e.g. 229 Structural metal manufacturer 230 Structural metal work supervisor 231 Structural metal worker n.e.g. 232 Jeweller and precious metal worker 233 Glass-blower, cutter, polisher and finisher 234 Potter, clay-moulder 235 Glass and ceramic melting furnace worker 236 Engraver, etcher, glass and ceramic decorator 237 Glass and pottery worker n.e.g. 238 Rubber and plastic product maker 239 Tyre maker and vulcanizer 240 Paper and cardboard product maker 241 Type-setter and mould casting 242 Printing press worker 243 Stereotyper and electrotyper 244 Print engraver (except photo-engraving) 245 Photo-engraver 246 Book-binder and related worker 247 Photographic darkroom worker 248 Block and textile printer and related worker 249 Painter (construction) 250 Painter (ship, railway carriage and truck) 251 Spray painter and panel beater 252 Other painter n.e.g. 253 Maker of cement, cement and asbestos products 254 Other production and related worker n.e.g. 255 Bricklayer, stone mason and tiler 256 Reinforced concrete and terazzo worker 257 Roof worker 258 Carpenter, joiner (construction) 259 Carpenter, joiner (ships and mines) 260 Plasterer 261 Glazer 262 Vehicle glazer (motor and rail vehicle) 263 Construction worker n.e.g. 264 Electric power developer operator 265 Stationary engine and equipment operator n.e.g. 266 Dock worker, stevedore 267 Railway, aeroplane and road vehicle loader 268 Packer and label affixer 269 Other freight ad baggage handler 270 Rigger and cable-joiner 271 Crane and hoisting apparatus operator 272 Earth-moving machine operator (construction) 273 Earth-moving machine operator (mine, quarry) 274 Material handling equipment operator (n.e.g.) 275 Deck worker, ship?s crew, boat worker 276 Ship?s engine room worker 277 Railway engine driver, stoker 278 Railway brakesman, signal-man, shunter 279 Taxi driver 280 Bus driver 281 Truck driver, truck and delivery-van driver 282 Other motor vehicle driver n.e.g. 283 Transport equipment operator n.e.g. 284 Labourer 285 Profession unknown but is nevertheless employed 286 Unemployed, profession unspecified 287 Housewife 288 Child (not scholar,14 years or younger) 289 Scholar or student 290 Inmate of an institution 291 Pensioner 292 Other non-economic activity 293 Foreign visitor This variable records the occupation of the individual respondent in the year 1980 (6 May 1980). Occupation of person 1975 Occupation of person 1975 Occupation of person 1975 Occupation of person 1975 Occupation of person 1975 17.Occupation: i.e. nature of work done. - 5 years ago (May 1975) See instruction 2i. NB: If unemployed (i.e. looking for work) state last occupation. Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Chemist 2 Physicist 3 Natural Scientist (n.e.g.) ? 4 Natural Scientist (technician) 5 Architect, town planner 6 Quantity Surveyor 7 Civil Engineer 8 Electrical and electronic engineer 9 Mechanical Engineer 10 Chemical Engineer 11 Metallurgist 12 Mine Engineer 13 Engineer (n.e.g.) 14 Land Surveyor 15 Draughtsman 16 Engineer?s technician 17 Pilot, navigator, flight engineer 18 Deck officer and chief mate 19 Marine Engineer 20 Biologist, botanist, zoologist 21 Bacteriologist, pathologist 22 Agronomist, horticulturist 23 Physical scientist and technician (n.e.g.) 24 Physician 25 Dentist 26 Veterinarian 27 Pharmacist 28 Pharmacist?s Assistant 29 Dietician, health nutritionist 30 Professional nurse 31 Nursing staff n.e.g. 32 Optician, Optometrist 33 Physiotherapist, masseur 34 Radiographer 35 Health worker n.e.g. 36 Statistician, mathematician 37 System Analyst, programmer 38 Economist 39 Accountant and auditor 40 Legal Counsel 41 Judge 42 Law Advisor 43 Professor, lecturer 44 Teacher 45 School Principal, inspector 46 Preacher, missionary, ordained minister 47 Religious worker 48 Librarian, archivist, curator 49 Social worker 50 Sociologist, career advisor 51 Author, journalist and related writer 52 Sculptor, painter 53 Commercial artist, designer 54 Photographer 55 Composer, dancer and related workers 56 Actor, stage performer, producer 57 Athlete, sportsman, trainer (professional athletics, etc.) 58 Legislation officer 59 State administrator 60 General Manager 61 Production Manager 62 Sales Manager 63 Administrative Manager, Secretary 64 Transport Manager 65 Credit Manager 66 Manager n.e.g. 67 Clerical Supervisor 68 Executive Officer (management level) 69 Stenographer, typist, telegraph operator 70 Card, tape and coding machine operator 71 Bookkeeper 72 Cashier, teller, post office clerk 73 Credit controller 74 Cost, salary, wage and finance clerk 75 Bookkeeping, adding and calculating machine operators 76 Data processing machine operator 77 Station Master (only white men) 78 Postmaster 79 Transport and communication supervisor (n.e.g.) 80 Transport conductor, ticket examiner 81 Mail distribution clerk 82 TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH OPERATOR 83 Provisions clerk 84 Correspondence and reporting clerk 85 Receptionist and travel agency clerk 86 Clerk (n.e.g.) 87 Manager (wholesale and retail) 88 Working owner (wholesale and retail) 89 Sales Supervisor 90 Buyer 91 Technical salesman, service advisor 92 Commercial traveler, manufacturer?s agent 93 Insurance, fixed property agent 94 Business services salesperson 95 Auctioneer, valuator and market agent 96 Broker and agent (n.e.g.) 97 Salesperson, shop assistant, demonstrator 98 Street vendor, recruiter, newspaper seller 99 Sales worker 100 Manager (refreshments and accommodation) 101 Working owner (refreshments and accommodation) 102 Housekeeping and related service supervisor 103 Chef 104 Table waiter, barman and related worker 105 Domestic servant (not on farm) 106 Domestic servant (on farm) 107 Chamber maid, chamber and bedroom maids 108 Building caretaker 109 Casual worker, cleaner and related worker 110 Laundry worker, dry cleaner, presser 111 Hairdresser, barber, beautician 112 Fire brigade officer 113 Staff in uniform (Armed forces, police, prisons) 114 Traffic officer, parking attendants 115 Protection service worker n.e.g. 116 Funeral undertaker, embalmer 117 Air Hostess, guide, lift operator, etc. 118 Farmer 119 Farm Manager, supervisor 120 Farm worker (general) 121 Farm worker (general, seasonal or part-time) 122 Farm machinery operator 123 Other farm worker 124 Vegetable farmer, nursery worker, gardener 125 Agricultural and livestock worker n.e.g. 126 Forestry worker 127 Fisherman, trawlermen, seal-hunters, etc. 128 Hunter, game rangers and related workers 129 Mining, quarries, drilling 130 Metal processing 131 Chemical and related processing 132 Manufacturing-machinery and metal products 133 Manufacturing of electrical equipment 134 Manufacturing ? paper, plastic, etc. products 135 Food and beverage processing 136 Production textiles, clothing manufacture 137 Construction work 138 Other production supervisors, general foremen 139 Rock-breaker (mine), mineworker 140 Quarry worker 141 Drilling machine operator (mine and quarry worker) 142 Other mining machine operator 143 Mine and development production worker 144 Loader and cocopan feeder 145 Other mine and quarry worker 146 Alluvial diamond digger 147 Mineral and stone preparer 148 Well-sinker, driller (oil, gas and water) 149 Metal smelting and refinery, furnace worker 150 Metal roller mill worker 151 Metal smelter and reheater 152 Metal moulder/caster 153 Founder, coremaker 154 Metal pourer, temperer, casing setter 155 Metal pusher 156 Metal sheetmakerr and coverer 157 Metal processor (n.e.g.) 158 Timber treatment worker 159 Sawyer, plywood-maker and related timber worker 160 Paper pulp preparer and paper maker 161 Mincer, grinder and mixer 162 Boiler, roaster and related heat treatment worker 163 Filter and separator operator 164 Distiller and reactor operator 165 Petroleum refinery worker 166 Chemical processor (n.e.g.) 167 Fibre preparer 168 Spinner and coiler 169 Weaving and knitting machine setter 170 Weaver and related worker 171 Knitter 172 Bleacher, dyer, textile product finisher 173 Edging and crochet worker, felt block maker 174 Tanner, wool remover and hide curer 175 Grain miller and related worker 176 Sugar processor and refinery worker 177 Butcher and meat preparer 178 Canner 179 Dairy product processor 180 Baker, pastry baker and confectioner 181 Brewer, wine and liquor maker 182 Food and beverage worker (n.e.g.) 183 Cigarette maker 184 Tobacco product maker (n.e.g.) 185 Tailor and seamstress 186 Fur seamstress and related worker 187 Milliner 188 Pattern-maker and cutter 189 Stitcher and embroiderer 190 Upholsterer and related worker 191 Canvas tent and awning maker 192 Shoemaker and repairer 193 Shoe cutter, last worker, stitcher 194 Leather goods maker, except clothing articles 195 Cabinet maker 196 Woodwork machine operator 197 Coach-builder, furniture finisher and polisher 198 Stone-cutter and chiseller 199 Blacksmith, casting press operator 200 Toolmaker, metal marker, pattern-maker 201 Tool setter and operator 202 Power tool operator 203 Metal sander, polisher, tool sharpener 204 Locksmith, metal worker n.e.g. 205 Machine fitter and assembler 206 Watch and precision instrument maker 207 Motor mechanic 208 Aeroplane mechanic 209 Diesel machine mechanic, except motor 210 Office machine mechanic 211 Oil and grease applier 212 Mechanic and related worker (n.e.g.) 213 Electric and electronic fitter 214 Electric, electronic equipment assembler 215 Radio and TV repairman 216 Electric wireman (construction) 217 Other electric wireman 218 Telephone and telegraph installers 219 Electric lineman and cable-joiner 220 Electric and electronic worker n.e.g. 221 Broadcasting station and projector operator 222 Plumber and pipefitter (construction) 223 Plumber and pipefitter (not construction) 224 Welder and flame-cutter 225 Vehicle sheet metal worker, panel beater 226 Sheet metal worker (construction) 227 Boiler-maker, copperplate worker, boiler-smith 228 Sheet metal worker n.e.g. 229 Structural metal manufacturer 230 Structural metal work supervisor 231 Structural metal worker n.e.g. 232 Jeweller and precious metal worker 233 Glass-blower, cutter, polisher and finisher 234 Potter, clay-moulder 235 Glass and ceramic melting furnace worker 236 Engraver, etcher, glass and ceramic decorator 237 Glass and pottery worker n.e.g. 238 Rubber and plastic product maker 239 Tyre maker and vulcanizer 240 Paper and cardboard product maker 241 Type-setter and mould casting 242 Printing press worker 243 Stereotyper and electrotyper 244 Print engraver (except photo-engraving) 245 Photo-engraver 246 Book-binder and related worker 247 Photographic darkroom worker 248 Block and textile printer and related worker 249 Painter (construction) 250 Painter (ship, railway carriage and truck) 251 Spray painter and panel beater 252 Other painter n.e.g. 253 Maker of cement, cement and asbestos products 254 Other production and related worker n.e.g. 255 Bricklayer, stone mason and tiler 256 Reinforced concrete and terazzo worker 257 Roof worker 258 Carpenter, joiner (construction) 259 Carpenter, joiner (ships and mines) 260 Plasterer 261 Glazer 262 Vehicle glazer (motor and rail vehicle) 263 Construction worker n.e.g. 264 Electric power developer operator 265 Stationary engine and equipment operator n.e.g. 266 Dock worker, stevedore 267 Railway, aeroplane and road vehicle loader 268 Packer and label affixer 269 Other freight ad baggage handler 270 Rigger and cable-joiner 271 Crane and hoisting apparatus operator 272 Earth-moving machine operator (construction) 273 Earth-moving machine operator (mine, quarry) 274 Material handling equipment operator (n.e.g.) 275 Deck worker, ship?s crew, boat worker 276 Ship?s engine room worker 277 Railway engine driver, stoker 278 Railway brakesman, signal-man, shunter 279 Taxi driver 280 Bus driver 281 Truck driver, truck and delivery-van driver 282 Other motor vehicle driver n.e.g. 283 Transport equipment operator n.e.g. 284 Labourer 285 Profession unknown but is nevertheless employed 286 Unemployed, profession unspecified 287 Housewife 288 Child (not scholar, 14 years or younger) 289 Scholar or student 290 Inmate of an institution 291 Pensioner 292 Other non-economic activity 293 Foreign visitor This variable records the occupation of the individual respondent in the year 1975 (May 1975). Work status Work status Work status Work status Work status 18. Present work status: E.g. employee, employer, unemployed, (looking for work), not working (not looking for work), etc. See instruction 2j Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Employer (includes working for own account and family worker) 2 Employee 3 Unemployed 4 Not economically active 5 Foreign visitor This variable records the current work status of the individual household member. Jobseekers:worked during past week Jobseekers:worked during past week Jobseekers:worked during past week Jobseekers:worked during past week Jobseekers:worked during past week Only persons not working but seeking work 19. Did person WORK during past week? Only persons not working but seeking work 1 Yes 2 No This variable records whether the individual household member worked during the past week or not. Jobseekers:purposefully looked for job Jobseekers:purposefully looked for job Jobseekers:purposefully looked for job Jobseekers:purposefully looked for job Jobseekers:purposefully looked for job Only persons not working but seeking work 19. If not, did he/she purposefully SEEK work? Only persons not working but seeking work 1 Yes 2 No This variable records whether the individual household member purposefully sought work. Jobseekers:when can start working again Jobseekers:when can start working again Jobseekers:when can start working again Jobseekers:when can start working again Jobseekers:when can start working again Only persons not working but seeking work 19. If work is found, WHEN can he/she begin? Only persons not working but seeking work 1 Within a week 2 After a week This variable records how soon the individual household member could start work if work was found. Identity of employer Identity of employer Identity of employer Identity of employer Identity of employer 20. Name of employer: See instruction 2k Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Central Government of the relevant independent State 2 Provincial Administration 3 Local Authorities 4 R.S.A. Government plus governments of other independent states 5 S.A.R. and H, S.A.A., H.P.K. (?) 6 Public Corporations (see list K) 7 Private Businesses 8 Non-profit Institutions 9 Private Households 10 Unemployment and not economically active or unspecified This variable identifies the identity of the employer of the individual household member. Industry Industry Industry Industry Industry 21. Nature/main activity of industry or profession in which working. - E.g. agriculture, shoe factory, café, furniture shop, etc. See instruction 2 l Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 Agriculture and Animal Husbandry 2 Agricultural services (except Veterinarian) 3 Hunting, game capturing and game ranching 4 Forestry, including forestry services 5 Lumbering 6 Deep sea and coastal fishing 7 Whale-catching 8 Seal-capturing, collecting penguin eggs 9 Inland fishing 10 Coal mining, including coke ovens 11 Crude petroleum and natural gas products 12 Iron mining 13 Chromium 14 Copper 15 Manganese 16 Platinum ore 17 Other non-ferreous ore, except gold 18 Gold and uranium mining 19 Diamond mining and alluvial diamond digging 20 Granite and wonderstone 21 Limestone and limeworks 22 Other quarries, clay and sand pits 23 Phosphates 24 Other chemical of fertilizer minerals 25 Salt mining and evaporation 26 Precious and semi-precious stones 27 Asbestos 28 Other non-metalliferous minerals 29 Prospecting (for own account) 30 Slaughter and preparation of meat 31 Dairy products 32 Canning of fruit and vegetables 33 Canning and processing of fish and crustaceans 34 Plant and animal oil and fats 35 Grain milling products 36 Bakery products 37 Sugar factories and refineries 38 Cocoa, chocolate and confectionery 39 Other food products (n.e.g.) 40 Prepared animal food 41 Spirits and wine 42 Malt liquor and malt 43 Cooldrink and carbonated water industries 44 Tobacco manufacturers 45 Spinning, weaving and finishing 46 Processed textile goods 47 Knitting factories 48 Carpets and rugs 49 String and rope-work and thread 50 Textiles (n.e.g.) 51 Clothing, except shoes 52 Tanneries and leather finishing 53 Leather products and surrogates 54 Shoes 55 Lumber-mills, planing and other saw mills 56 Timber and cane containers, small cane items 57 Timber and cork products (n.e.g.) 58 Furniture and accessories 59 Pulp, paper and cardboard 60 Packaging material 61 Pulp, paper and cardboard products (n.e.g.) 62 PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND BOOK-BINDING 63 INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS 64 Paints, varnish and lac varnish 65 Medicinal and veterinary products 66 Cleaning and cosmetic products 67 Chemical products (n.e.g.) 68 Petrol refineries 69 PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS 70 Inner tubes and tyres 71 Rubber products (n.e.g.) 72 Plastic products (n.e.g.) 73 Pottery, ceramics and porcelain 74 Glass and glass products 75 Building clay products 76 Cement 77 Non-metalliferous mineral producers (n.e.g.) 78 Iron and steel basis industries 79 Non-ferreous basis metal industries 80 Table and hand equipment and general hardware 81 Furniture and accessories made of metal 82 Building metal products 83 Metal products, except machinery n.e.g. 84 Engines and turbines 85 Agricultural machinery and equipment 86 Metal and timber processing machinery 87 Industrial machinery and equipment 88 Office, data-processing and calculating machinery 89 Machinery and equipment n.e.g. 90 Electric industrial machinery 91 Radio, TV and communication equipment 92 Electric household appliances 93 Isolated wiring and cables 94 Batteries 96 Motor vehicles 97 Caravans, trailers and vehicle bodies 98 Motor spares and accessories 99 Specialised motor engineering workshop 100 Building and repair of ships 101 Railway equipment 102 Motorcycles and bicycles 103 Manufacture of aeroplanes 104 Transport equipment n.e.g. 105 Professional and scientific instruments 106 Photographic and ophthalmic products 107 Watches and clocks 108 Jewellery and related items 109 Music instruments 110 Sport and athletic outfits 111 Toys 112 Brushes and brooms 113 Buttons, clasps, zips, etc. 114 Signs, except electrical and mechanical 115 Signs, electrical and mechanical 116 Manufacturing industries (n.e.g.) 117 Electric lights and power 118 Gas and steam manufacture and distribution 119 Water works and supply 120 Building construction 121 Civil engineering, road construction, construction. 122 Wholesale and retail, computer hire, rental and repair 123 Vehicle trade, accessories and repair 124 Commercial agents and related services 125 Specialised repair services 126 Agricultural Control Boards 127 Refreshment services 128 Accommodation services 129 Inter-urban and suburban railways 130 Road passenger transport 131 Taxi?s 132 Safari?s 133 Other passenger land transport 134 Road freightage, including furniture removals 135 Pipeline transport 136 Support services, land transport 137 Sea and coastal transport 138 Handling of air-freight 139 Support services: Water transport 140 Aerial transport, passenger and cargo 141 Support services: Aerial transport 142 Shipping, consignment and clearing agents 143 Travel agents 144 Services additional to transport 145 Storage and warehouses 146 Communication 147 SA Reserve Bank 148 Land and Agricultural Bank of SA 149 Other banks 150 Stock brokers 151 Building societies 152 Other financial institutions 153 Financial services 154 Insurance institutions 155 Insurance services 156 Fixed property 157 Legal services 158 Accounting, auditing, bookkeeping services 159 Data-processing and tabulating services 160 Consulting engineers 161 Architects and quantity surveyors 162 Land surveyors 163 Technical services n.e.g. 164 Advertising agents 165 Advertising services 166 Credit assessment agencies 167 Shorthand, duplication, addressing services 168 News agencies 169 Business management 170 Detective agencies, protection services 171 Labour agencies, recruitment corporations 172 Consumer buying associations 173 Other business services 174 Machinery and equipment, hire and rental 175 Public administration 176 Sanitation, waste and sewerage removals 177 Cleaning (buildings), fumigation, disinfection 178 University, colleges for advanced technical training 179 Teaching colleges 180 Primary and secondary schools 181 Other teaching services. 182 General, e.g. CSIR 183 Agricultural, dairy, animal husbandry 184 Medical and veterinary 185 Industrial, e.g. fuel research 186 Other research (n.e.g.) 187 Medical practitioners and specialists 188 Dentists, dental surgery 189 Medical helpers 190 In-patient institutes 191 Care clinics for expectant mothers and babies 192 Home care 193 Chiropractitioners 194 Other health services 195 Veterinary services 196 WELFARE ORGANISATIONS 197 BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL, LABOUR ORGANISATIONS 198 RELIGIOUS ORGANISATIONS 199 Political organisations 200 Cultural organisations 201 Other social and community services 202 Film production 203 Film distribution and projection 204 Radio and TV broadcasts 205 Dramatic productions, entertainment services 206 Writers, composers, artists (n.e.g.) 207 Libraries 208 Museums and art galleries 209 Botanical gardens and zoos 210 Circus, magicians, relevant performers 211 Professional sport promotion, sportsmen 212 Racing clubs 213 Dance-studios, halls and bands 214 Sport and games clubs 215 Pet clubs and associations 216 Horticultural societies 217 Sundry entertainment institutions 218 Laundries, laundry services, colour installations 219 Household services 220 Barber and beautician services 221 Photographic studios 222 Funeral parlours, crematorium 223 Personal services (n.e.g.) 224 International and exterritorial bodies 225 UNCLASSIFIABLE BUT NEVERTHELESS EMPLOYED 226 NOT APPLICABLE (UNEMPLOYED) 227 NON-ECONOMIC ACTIVITY This variable records the economic sector which the individual household member is employed in. Income of person Income of person Income of person Income of person Income of person 22. Annual income (all sources) See instruction 2m Answer this part in respect of every person at midnight between 6 and 7 May 1980. (Only one person per column.) 1 000 None 2 2-99 Rands 3 100-199 Rands 4 200-299 Rands 5 300-399 Rands 6 400-499 Rands 7 500-599 Rands 8 600-799 Rands 9 800-999 Rands 10 1000-1199 Rands 11 1200-1599 Rands 12 1600-1999 Rands 13 2000-2399 Rands 14 2400-2999 Rands 15 3000-3509 Rands 16 3600-4199 Rands 17 4200-5099 Rands 18 5100-5999 Rands 19 6000-7199 Rands 20 7200-8399 Rands 21 8400-9999 Rands 22 10000-11999 Rands 23 12000-14000 Rands 24 15000-17999 Rands 25 18000-21999 Rands 26 22000-25979 Rands 27 26000-29999 Rands 28 30000-35999 Rands 29 36000-41999 Rands 30 42000-49000 Rands 31 50000-59999 Rands 32 60000-69999 Rands 33 70000-79999 Rands 34 80000-89999 Rands 35 90000-99998 Rands 36 99999- Rands 37 0000 (unknown (?) This variable records the annual income from all sources for the individual household member for the 12 MONTHS ended 30/4/1980 or 29/2/1980. Amenities: refrigerators Amenities: refrigerators Amenities: refrigerators Amenities: refrigerators Amenities: refrigerators PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Refrigerator (including combination refrigerator/deepfreezer) All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many refrigerators are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: deep freezers Amenities: deep freezers Amenities: deep freezers Amenities: deep freezers Amenities: deep freezers PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Separate deep-freezer All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many deep-freezers are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: stoves Amenities: stoves Amenities: stoves Amenities: stoves Amenities: stoves PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Stove All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many stoves are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: washing machines Amenities: washing machines Amenities: washing machines Amenities: washing machines Amenities: washing machines PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Washing machine All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many washing machines are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: radios Amenities: radios Amenities: radios Amenities: radios Amenities: radios PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Radio (including car radio) All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many radios (including car radios) are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: televisions Amenities: televisions Amenities: televisions Amenities: televisions Amenities: televisions PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Television set All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many television sets are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: motorcars Amenities: motorcars Amenities: motorcars Amenities: motorcars Amenities: motorcars PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Motor-car/combi/bakkie All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many motor-cars/combis/bakkies are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: motorcycles Amenities: motorcycles Amenities: motorcycles Amenities: motorcycles Amenities: motorcycles PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Motor cycle All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many motor cycles are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: bicycles Amenities: bicycles Amenities: bicycles Amenities: bicycles Amenities: bicycles PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Bicycle All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many bicycles are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: tractors Amenities: tractors Amenities: tractors Amenities: tractors Amenities: tractors PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Tractor All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many tractors are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. Amenities: animal drawn vehicle Amenities: animal drawn vehicle Amenities: animal drawn vehicle Amenities: animal drawn vehicle Amenities: animal drawn vehicle PART B: AMENITIES - Indicate HOW MANY of the following amenties are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. When the form is not filled in at your home, or when the head of family is absent from the home dwelling, but other members of the family are at home, see instruction 3a. Also see instruction 3b. Animal drawn vehicle All persons enumerated in part A. This variable records how many animal drawn vehicles are at the sole disposal of the persons enumerated in part A. House: bedrooms House: bedrooms House: bedrooms House: bedrooms House: bedrooms Particulars of the dwelling (house, semi-detached house or flat) Bedrooms This variable records the number of bedrooms in the house, semi-detached house or flat. House: livingrooms House: livingrooms House: livingrooms House: livingrooms House: livingrooms Particulars of the dwelling (house, semi-detached house or flat) Other living-rooms, lounge, study, television-room, etc This variable records the number of livingrooms in the house, semi-detached house or flat. House: bathrooms + toilets House: bathrooms + toilets House: bathrooms + toilets House: bathrooms + toilets House: bathrooms + toilets Particulars of the dwelling (house, semi-detached house or flat) Combination bathroom and toilet This variable records the number of combination bathroom and toilet in the house, semi-detached house or flat. House: bathrooms House: bathrooms House: bathrooms House: bathrooms House: bathrooms Particulars of the dwelling (house, semi-detached house or flat) Separate bathroom and toilet This variable records the number of separate bathrooms and toilets in the house, semi-detached house or flat. House: toilets House: toilets House: toilets House: toilets House: toilets Particulars of the dwelling (house, semi-detached house or flat) Separate toilet This variable records the number of separate toilets in the house, semi-detached house or flat. House: kitchens House: kitchens House: kitchens House: kitchens House: kitchens Particulars of the dwelling (house, semi-detached house or flat) Kitchen This variable records the number of kitchens in the house, semi-detached house or flat. House: garages House: garages House: garages House: garages House: garages Particulars of the dwelling (house, semi-detached house or flat) Garage (double garage=2) This variable records the number of garages in the house, semi-detached house or flat. House: other rooms House: other rooms House: other rooms House: other rooms House: other rooms Particulars of the dwelling (house, semi-detached house or flat) Other (storeroom, laundry, etc.) This variable records the number of other rooms (storeroom, laundry, etc.) in the house, semi-detached house or flat. Occupants: total all occupants Occupants: total all occupants Occupants: total all occupants Occupants: total all occupants Occupants: total all occupants It is MOST IMPORTANT that instruction 2a (ii) be read for the definition of a family. 1. Number of members in the family – Include ALL members of the family including absentees, but not independent children who are permanently living elsewhere. Children at boarding school, university or undergoing military training must be included: Family members total numbers PART D must be filled in by the head of family who spent the night of the census with his/her family. If absent from his/her family, this part must not be filled in by him/her, but by a member of the family at his/her home address. This variable records the total number of occupants in the house. Ownership of dwelling Ownership of dwelling Ownership of dwelling Ownership of dwelling Ownership of dwelling 4. OWNERSHIP – Do not answer this question if your dwelling is on a farm. Mark with a cross (X) where applicable and answer only (i) or (ii). (i) Own dwelling – (Including hire-purchase, sectional title property or property of wife): (a) Is the dwelling Fully paid, Partly paid-off (ii) Rented or occupied free dwelling : (a) Is the dwelling Occupied free, Rented furnished Rented unfurnished 1 Paid off in full 2 Paid off partially 3 Free accommodation 4 Rented This variable records the ownership status of the dwelling Rent or down payment of dwelling Rent or down payment of dwelling Rent or down payment of dwelling Rent or down payment of dwelling Rent or down payment of dwelling (b) If partly paid-off, state monthly repayment (include housing subsidy, but exclude insurance: OR (b) If rented, state monthly rent: 1 000 None/n.a. 2 2-4 Rands 3 5-9 Rands 4 10-14 Rands 5 15-19 Rands 6 20-29 Rands 7 30-39 Rands 8 40-49 Rands 9 50-59 Rands 10 60-69 Rands 11 70-79 Rands 12 80-89 Rands 13 90-99 Rands 14 100-119 Rands 15 120-139 Rands 16 140-159 Rands 17 160-179 Rands 18 180-199 Rands 19 200-249 Rands 20 250-299 Rands 21 300-349 Rands 22 350-399 Rands 23 400-449 Rands 24 450-499 Rands 25 500-549 Rands 26 550-599 Rands 27 600-699 Rands 28 700-799 Rands 29 800-899 Rands 30 900-998 Rands 31 999+ Rands 32 001 Unknown (?) This variable records the monthly rent or down payment of the dwelling in pre-categorized South African Rands groupings. Dwelling property of employer or not Dwelling property of employer or not Dwelling property of employer or not Dwelling property of employer or not Dwelling property of employer or not (c) Is the dwelling owned by the employer? 1 Dwelling property of employer 2 Dwelling not property of employer This variable records whether the dwelling is the property of the employer. Dwelling property of state or not Dwelling property of state or not Dwelling property of state or not Dwelling property of state or not Dwelling property of state or not (d) Does it belong to the state, SA Railways, a provincial administration, a divisional council, or a municipality or other local authority? 1 Dwelling property of the state 2 Dwelling not property of the state This variable records whether the dwelling is the property of the state.