INSEDV
IOUTCM
A
ACTHR
ACTHRZ
ADDJOB
AGE
AGEDFE
AGYOCF
APPREN
ATSCH
AVUOTH
80
73
1
70
97
99
74
H
BEFORE
BUSHRS
100
98
C
CLAIM
COUNTR
CURED
4
95
84
D
DIFHRS
DIFJOB
DPCH16
DURUN
..
49
12
13
41
45
OYCIRC
OYSJOB
PERTEM
PREKOS
PREMST
PRINDV
PRKSGR
R
89
89
REDUND
REGONE
RELHOF
RELHOH
39
21
96
SCHEME
SECJMB
SECJOB
SEG
SEXA
I
ILODEFA
INDDTV
INGROU
LIMIT
LK4WKS
LKING
LKTIME
LKWFWM
LKWORK
NATION
H
HEALMI
HEALM2
HEALM3
HIQUAP
HRVARY
L
67
G
GOVSCH
KOS
KOSlOO
KOSSM
KSGROU
KSSEGR
MARSEX
MARSTA
MNWAY
MOVE
F
FTPTW
FTPTX
JBRLTRX
JOBAWA
JOBTEM
75
86
E
ECARA
EDLAWK
EMPLEE
EMPLEL
EMPLEN
EMPLNL
EMPLRL
ETHNIC
ETHNICA
J
TTACHR
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
76
UNION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
URESMC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
USUHRS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 8
WDAVLK ........................................................ 81
WKPATT ........................................................ 46
WNLEFT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
WRKING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Y
YTSEMP
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
WHETHER LOOKING FOR ADDITIONAL JOB
BASIClDERlVED BASIC
COVERAGE All in employment
To replace m n job
Addiuonal job
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
ADDJOB
ADDJOB
ADDJOB
ADDJOB
ADDJOB
ADDJOB
ADDJOB
ADDJOB
Persons in employment who were loolung for an adhhonal or Werent job in the reference week
AGE OF YOUNGEST CHILD IN FAMILY
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All family units
Under 1 year
1 year
2 years
3 years
4 years
5 years
6 years
7 years
8 years
9 years
10 years
11 years
12 years
13 years
14 years
15 years
16 years
17 years
18 years
No children
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
AGYOCF
AGYOCF
AGYOCF
AGYOCF
AGYOCF
AGYOCF
AGYOCF
AGYOCF
This variable should be used at the family level. For 1985 only 'under 1 year' & 'No children' are combined.
Dependent children are all those aged 0-15 and those aged 16-18 who are in full-time education. It is normal
practice to filter on RELHFU = head of family or wifetpartner of head when doing analyses of dependant
children.
WHETHER DOING TRADE APPRENTICESHIP
BASIC/DERWED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons of workmg age, not at school
Completed trade apprentlcesh~p
Contmnumg trade apprent~cesh~p
Cont~numg2nd ycar (Northern Ireland only) (see defimhons)
Not domg trade apprentmceshp
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
APPREN
APPREN
APPREN
APPREN
APPREN
APPREN
APPREN
APPREN
The category 'Contmnung 2nd ycar (Northern Ireland only)' 1s only included for the years 1984, 1986 & 1987
VARIABLE:
CLAIM
CLAIMING UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT
BASICIDERNED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons aged 16 and over
Claiming benefit
Not claiming benefit
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
CLAIM
CLAIM
CLAIM
CLAIM
CLAIM
CLAIM
CLAIM
CLAIM
This variable is derived from the answers to the following:
-
1
Whether the respondent is claiming unemployment benefit. From 1989 1991 respondents were first
asked whether they attended an Unemployment Benefit Oflice in the last 4 months, then whether
claiming unemployment benefit.
2
If not, whether the respondent is signed on at an Unemployment Benefit office in order to:
a)
to claim supplementary benefit (or income support), or
b)
to obtain credits for National Insurance contributions
This is done so that there is more likelihood that all respondents who would be officially regarded as
unemployed, according to the monthly claimant count, would answer 'yes' to one of these questions.
These questions were designed to be used together and not to provide armrate estimates of the individual
components. Those not claiming benefit, no answer and DNA are normally added together under the label not
claiming benefit
WHETHER HEALTH PROBLEMS LIMIT KIND OF PAID WORK
BASIC/DERNED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons of workmg age w t h a health problem
L ~ m ~kmd
t s of pad work
Does not l m ~kt ~ n dof p a ~ dwork
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
LIMIT
LIMIT
LIMIT
LIMIT
LIhfIT
LIMIT
LIMIT
LIMIT
When domg analyses of health problems (HEALMI)that limt the lund of p a ~ dwork (LIMIT),
it should be
noted that 1984 1988 the health problem quesuon was asked before the 11mt queshon Tlus 1s reversed from
1989-1991 ie only those who s a d 'yes' to the limt quesuon are then asked theu health problems
-
VARIABLE:
SICK
WHETHER ANY DAYS OFF WORK DUE TO SICKNESS OR INJURY IN REFERENCE WEEK
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
Was sick
Was not sick
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
SICK
SICK
SICK
SICK
SICK
SICK
SICK
SICK
DEFMITIONSNOTES
This variable does not include those on college based schemes .
WHETHER TEMPORARnY AWAY FROM PAID WORK
BASICIDERIVED. BASIC
COVERAGE All persons who did no p d work in the reference week
Away from job
Had nojob
W a t ~ n gto start job
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990.
1991
JOBAWA (Had no job/!%a'Ung
JOBAWA
JOBAWA
JOBAWA
JOBAWA
JOBAWA
JOBAWA
JOBAWA
to start job combined)
Pwple who are temporarily away from w d work arc stdl classfied as m employment
WHETHER TRAINING ENDED IN LAST 4 WEEKS
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons of working age who received job related training in last 4 weeks
Training ended in last 4 weeks
Training still continuing
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
TRNLEN
TRNLEN
TRNLEN
TRNLEN
TRNLEN
TRNLEN
TRNLEN
TRNLEN
DEFINITIONSINOTES
The total length of the course was recorded not just the part that has been completed. Those who have 'dropped
out' only the time spent on the course has been recorded.
VARIABLE
TRNPAY
WHETHER EMPLOYER PAID WAGES DURING TRAINING
BASICIDERIVED BASIC
COVERAGE Employees of worlung age who recelved job related tralrung m last 4 weeks
Full wage pa~d
Part wage pa~d
No wage pad
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987.
1988
1989
1990
1991
TRNPAY
TRNPAY
TRNPAY
TRNPAY
TRNPAY
TRNPAY
TRNPAY
TRNPAY
SAME OCCUPATION AS ONE YEAR AGO
BASICIDERNED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons in employment one year ago
Occupation same
Occupation different
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
OYSJOB
OYSJOB
OYSJOB
OYSJOB
OYSJOB
OYSJOB
OYSJOB (Had job one year ago included)
OYSJOB (Had job one year ago included)
DEFMITIONSNOTES
The 1990191 category 'Had job one year ago' shows respondents who were in employment 1 year ago, but not
recorded earlier in the survey questionnaire.
SITUATION ONE YEAR AGO
BASIClDERNED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons aged 16 and over
In employment
Worlung
L a d off or short tune
Unemployed
On Government scheme
Inactwe
Student
Retlred
Look~ngafter farmly
S~ckor d~sabled
None of these
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988.
1989
1990
1991
OYCIRC
OYCIRC
OYCIRC
OYCIRC
OYCIRC
OYCIRC
OYCIRC
OYCIRC
DEFINITIONSMOTES
Spec~alcare needs to be taken when usmg tlus data It should be borne in mnd, and acknowledged m reports
of any analyms, that the defimtlons used to o b k n respondent's sltuauon one year pnor to Internew are
d~tfeient(very much so for some categones) to the defimhons used to obmn current economc actlmty For
example, current unemployment can be based on one or four week job search penods, wiuch produce very
d~fferent
results For the11 sltuanon one year ago, respondents are actually categonsmg themselves as
unemployed It should also be noted that tlus questlon 1s based on recall rather than a sencs of questions
SELF EMPLOYED WITH OR WITHOUT EMPLOYEES
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons not in employment who left their last job less than 3 years previously
Worked on ownlpartnership
With employees
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
EMPLRL
EMPLRL
EMPLRL
EMPLRL
EMPLRL
EMPLRL
EMPLRL
EMPLRL
In the years prior to 1988, the question did not specifically identify that the category 'on own' should include
those with one or more partners, though it is thought that the majority of respondents in this situation would
have answered the question in this manner.
WORKING FULL OR PART TIME, REASON FOR PART TIME
BASICIDERIVED DERIVED
NO'E It is suggested that vanable FTFTX be used m preference to th~sone
COVERAGE All employees, self-employed and Status Not Stated
Part tune
Student
SlcWdisabled
Not found full tlme job
Not want full hme job
Other reason
No reason given
Full tune
NA
DNA
FTPTW
FTPTW
FTPTW
FTPTW
FTPTW
1989 FTPTW
1990 FTPTW
1991 FTPTW
1984
1985
19861987
1988
DEFINITIONSNOTES
The full or part ttmc status identfwd by thx vanable is usually t e n d 'self assessment' 1 e , ~t1s how the
respondents regard theu work It is not based on hours worked Those p p l c on schemes are not asked t h ~ s
questlon It should be noted that vanable FPTPX covers all In employment (1 e includ~ngthose on schemes)
for 1984 1991
-
LENGTH OF TIME WITH CURRENT EMPLOYER OR CONTINUOUSLY SELF EMPLOYED
BASIC/DERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
Less than 3 months
Between 3 and 6 months
Between 6 and 12 months
Between 1 and 2 years
Between 2 and 5 years
Behveen 5 and 10 years
Behveen 10 and 20 years
20 years or more
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
EMPLEN
EMPLEN
EMPLEN
EMPLEN
EMPLEN
EMPLEN
EMPLEN
EMPLEN
When looking at the self employed of this variable they refer to the length of time continuously self employed
Others in employment it refers to the length of time they have worked for their current employer.
Some people on Government Employment and Training Programmes are not asked this question (e.g.. those
at college in the reference week).
WHETH!?R LOOKING FOR DIFFERENT OR ADDITIONAL PAID JOB
BASICIDERWED BASIC
COVERAGE All In employment
Yes, lookmg for other job
No, not lookmg for other job
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
DIFJOB
DWJOB
DIFJOB
DWJOB
DWJOB
DIFJOB
DIFJOB
DIFJOB
W T H E R HOURS TEND TO VARY FROM WEEK TO WEEK
BASICIDERNED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All in employment
Yes, weekly hours tend to vary
No, weekly hours do not tend to v a y
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
HRVARY
HRVARY
HRVARY
HRVARY
HRVARY
HRVARY
HRVARY
HRVARY
VAIUABLE
EDLAWK
WHETHER HAD ANY JOB RELATED EDUCATIONITUINING IN LAST 4 WEEKS (PERSON WITH A
JOB)
BASICIDERIVED BASIC
COVERAGE All of worlung age In employment
Yes, had rece~vedjob related tramng
No, d ~ not
d recave job related tramng
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
EDLAWK
EDLAWK
EDLAWK
EDLAWK
EDLAWK
EDLAWK
EDLAWK
EDLAWK
All men aged 1664 and women aged 16-59 In employment Excludes those on college based schemes
WHETHER LOOKING FOR PAID WORK LAST WEEK
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons not in employment
Yes, seeking paid work
No, not seeking paid work
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
LKING
LKING
LKING
LKING
LKING
LKING
LKING
LKING
VARIABLE
TkrPHHC
TYPE OF HOUSEHOLD (CONDENSED)
COVERAGE All households
One adult aged 16-59
Two adults aged 16-59
Small famly
Large famly
Large adult household
Two adults one or both aged 60+
One adult aged 60+
All aged under 16
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
TYPHHC
TYPHHC
TYPHHC
TYPHHC
TYPHHC
TYPHHC
TYPHHC
TYPHHC
T h s vanable should be used at the household level
Small farmly 1 or 2 persons aged 16+ mth 1 or 2 persons aged under 16
Large famrly 1 or more persons aged 16+ w t h 3 or more persons aged under 16
Large adult household 3 or more persons aged 16+ wWwthout 1 person aged under 16
ETHNIC ORIGIN
BASICIDEIUVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons in Great Britain
White
Nonwhite:
West IndianIGuyanese
Indian
Pakistanflangladeshi
All others:
Chinese
African
Arab
Otherlmixed
NAIDNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
ETHNICA
ETHNICA
ETHNICA
ETENICA
ETENICA
ETENICA
ETHNICA
ETHNICA
The ethnicity question is not asked in Northern Ireland. In 1984-1991, the LFS sample design had an element
of clustering. Since ethnicity is a characteristic that is particularly clustered in the population, both
geographically and within households, it is subject to particularly high design factors. For this reason many
estimates of ethnicily should not be used for single years data, hut three year averages should be used. The only
estimates where single year data are considered satisfactory are as follows:
Population of working age
Economic Activity rates
Proportions in employment
Proportions unemployed
(to the nearest 1,000),
(to the nearest percentage),
(to the nearest percentage),
(to the nearest percentage)
for the following populations only:
White
West IndianIGuyanese
Indian
PakistadBangladeshi
Otherlmixed
All other estimates relating to ethnicity should be based on three year averages
Ethnic background is based on the respondents own assessment. This question is not asked in Northern
Ireland.
INDUSTRY DIVISION
COVERAGE All persons in employment
0 Agriculture, forestry etc
1 Energy & water supply
2 Mmeral extractron etc
3 Metal goods etc
4 Other manufacturing
5 ConstrucUon
6 Hotels, drstnbut~onetc
7 Transport & commurucahon
8 Frnanclal services etc
9 other semces
NA/rnadequate descnphon
Workplace outs~deUK
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
INDDN
INDDN
INDDN
INDDN
INDDIV
INDDN
INDDN
INDDN
DEPMITIONSMOTES
Industry is based on the SIC 1980 class~ficahonThose on college based schemes are not asked tlus quesuon
INDUSTRY DIVISION IN SECOND ACTIVITY
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons with a second job
0 Agriculture, forestry etc
1 Energy & water supply
2 Mineral extraction etc
3 Metal goods etc
4 Other manufacturing
5 Construction
6 Hotels, distribution etc
7 Transport & communication
8 Financial services etc
9 other services
NAIinadequate description
Workplace outside UK
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
INSEDV
INSEDV
MSEDV
INSEDV
INSEDV
MSEDV
MSEDV
INSEDV
Industry is based on the SIC 80 classification.
WHETHER MADE REDUNDANT IN LAST 3 MONTHS
BASIC/DERNED DERIVED
COVERAGE A11 persons aged 16 and over
In employment
Made redundant
Not made redundant
NA
DNA
Not In employment
Made redundant
Not made redundant
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
not ava~lable
not ava~lable
not avalable
not ava~lable
not ava~lable
REDUND
REDUND
REDUND
Thls quesnon was first asked in 1989 and only covers those made redundant in the three months prlor to
may only be ava~lableto Quanvert users
lntelvlew T h ~vanable
s
EMPLOYMENT STATUS IN SECOND JOB
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
With second job:
As employee
As self employed
Status not stated
Changed job in reference week
No second job
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
SECJMB
SECJMB
SECJMB
SECJMB
SECJMB
SECJMB
SECJMB
SECJMB
Those people who said they had a second job but then went on to say they changed jobs in the ref. week are
not normally included as having a second job. College based YTS are asked if they had done any paid work in
addition to their YTS.
SOCIO-ECONOh4IC GROUP
BASICIDERNED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons in employment
-
Employees & managers large firms
Employees & managers small firms
Profess~onalworkers - self employed
Profess~onalworkers - employees
Intermediate non-manual workers
Junior non-manual workers
Personal semce workers
Foremen and supemsors - manual workers
Skdled manual workers
Serm-slulled manual workers
Unslulled manual workers
Workers - own account
Farmers - employers and managers
Farmers - own account
Agricultural workers
Members of armed forces
NAhnadequate descripnon
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
SEG
SEG
SEG
SEG
SEG
SEG
SEG
SEG
Soc~oaononncgroup IS based on occupahon and was prepared by Social S w e y Division of OPCS (now
ONS) uslng F14 translhonal matnx Those on college based schemes are not asked tlus q u m o n
PREVIOUS INDUSTRY DIVISION
BASICIDEIUVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons not in employment who left last job less than 3 years previously
0 Agriculture, forestry and fishing
1 Energy and water supply industries
2 Extraction of minerals and ores other than fuels; manufacturer of metals, mineral products and chemicals
3 Metal goods, engineering and vehicles industries
4 Other manufacturing industries
5 Construction
6 Distribution, hotels and catering; repairs
7 Transport and communication
8 Banking, finance, insurance, business services and leasing
9 Other services
Inadequate response/NA
Workplace outside UK
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
PRINDV
PRINDV
PRINDV
PRINDV
PRINDV
PRINDV
PRINDV
PRINDV
This variable applies to the unemployed and inactive who left their Last job less than 3 years previously.
EVEN THOUGH NOT LOOKING WHETHER WOULD LME A PAID JOB
BASICiDERIVED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons not in employment
Yes, would hke pa~djob
No, would not l ~ k pad
e job
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
LKWORK
LKWORK
LKWORK
LKWORK
LKWORK
LKWORK
LKWORK
LKWORK
WHETHER LOOKED FOR WORK IN LAST 4 WEEKS
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons in employment seeking new or additional jobs and those not in employmen1
Looked in last 4 weeks
Not looked in last 4 weeks
NA
DNA
RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF FAMILY UNIT
BASICIDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All famdy unrls
Head of fardy
W~feof head of famly
Ch~ldof head of famrlylother person
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
RELHOF
RELHOF
RELHOF
RELHOF
RELHOF
RELHOF
RELHOF
RELHOF
Frltenng a table on 'head of f m l y ' will only show cases where there 1s at least one head of farmly, and ~n
most cases ~t1s assumed that every famrly wrll have a 'head'
RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD
BASICIDERWED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons in household
Head of household
Wife of head of household
Cohabitee of head of householdtwife ( from 1989 1991 only)
Child of head of hosehold
ParenWgrandparent of head of householdlwife
Brotherlsister of head of householdlwife
Nephewlniece of head of householdlwife
Grandchild of head of household/wife
Other relation of head of householdtwife
Other
-
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
RELHOH
RELHOH
RELHOH
RELHOH
RELHOH
RELHOH (includes Cohabitee of head of howholdlwife)
RELHOH (includes Cohabitee of head of howholdlwife)
RELHOH (includes Cohabitee of head of householdlwife)
Filtering a table on 'head of household' will only show cases where there is at least one head of household,
and in most cases it is assumed that every household will have a 'head'.
TYPE OF PART-TIME EDUCATION
COVERAGE All persons of worlung age recelvlng part-hrne cducauon
Block release
Daytme only
Evelllng only
Dayhrne & everung
Time not stated
Day release
Dayhme only
Evenmg only
Daynme & everung
Tune not stated
Both day and block release
Daynme only
Everung only
Daytlrne & evemng
T m e not stated
Other part-hrne course
Daynrne only
Evemng only
Daytme & everung
T m e not stated
Type of part-tune course not stated
DNA
1984.
1985
1986
1987
1988.
1989
1990
1991
TYPTED
TYPTED
TYPTED
TWTED
TYPTED
TYPTED
TYPTED
TWTED
DEFINITIONSNOTES
TYPE OF FAMILY UNIT
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All family units
One person family unit
Male head of married couple
Male head of unmarried couple
Male lone parent
Female lone parent
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
TYPEN
TYPEFU
TYPEFU
TYPEFU
TYPEFU
TYPEFU
TYPEFU
TYPEFU
(No answer included)
(see definitions)
(see definitions)
(see definitions)
(see definitions)
This variable should be used at the family unit level to avoid double counting. When doing analyses of lone
parents variable "relhof = head of family" should also be used as a filter.
From 1989 onwards 'Male head of married couple' has been combined with 'Male head of unmarried couple'
and called 'Male head of marriedko-habiting couple'.
VARIABLE
TENDER
HOUSEHOLDTENURE
BASICIDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All households
Owned outr~ght
St111buylng
Specla1 Housing Associauon
Rented from Local AuthontylNew Town corporanon or Comnuss~on/Scott~sh
Rented from Housing Associat~onother than above, or chantable trust
Rented other than abwe fum~shedlpartlyfunushed
Rented other than above unfunushed
Other
TENDER
TENDER
TENDER
TENDER
TENDER
TENDER (mcludes Rented Scottlsh)
TENDER (mcludes Rented Scottish)
TENDER (mcludes Rented Scottlsh)
WHETHER HAD JOB RELATED MOVE IN LAST 12 MONTHS
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons
Yes, had job related move in last 12 months
No, did not have job related move in last 12 months
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
MOVE
MOVE
MOVE
MOVE
MOVE
MOVE
MOVE
MOVE
All persons are asked whether they had a move that was job related in the last 12 months, irrespective of
whether they were living in the same accomodation as one year previous. In t h s way temporary moves are
also picked up.
MARITAL STATUS
BASICIDERIVED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons
Smgle
Marrred
Co-habmng (Uus category mcluded from 1989 -91 only)
W~dowed
D~vorced
Separated
1984
1985
1986:
1987
1988.
1989
1990
1991
MARSTA
MARSTA
MARSTA
MARSTA
MARSTA
MARSTA (mcludes Co-hab~hng)
MARSTA (~ncludesCo-hab~tmg)
MARSTA (mcludes Co-habmng)
It 1s normal pramce to lnclude co-hab~tmgwth mamed for analys~spurposes
WHETHER DID PAID WORK IN REFERENCE WEEK
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons (excluding those on Govenunent Schemes)
Had job
Did not have job
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
WRKING
WRKING
WRKING
WRKING
WRKING
WRKING
WRKING
WRKING
This question is asked of everyone who did not identlfy themselves as being on a Government Employment and
Training Scheme. This together with JOBAWA determines whether a respondent is in employment. It
should not, in general, be used on its own.
SOCIAL CLASS
BASICIDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons In employment
Non-manual Occupahons
Professional etc occupauons
Intermedate occupauons
Slulled non-manual occupahons
Manual occupauons
Sk~lledmanual occupanons
Partly slulled occupations
Unslulled occupahons
Armed forcesMAl~nadequatedescnptlon
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
SOCLAS
SOCLAS
SOCLAS
SOCLAS
SOCLAS
SOCLAS
SOCLAS
SOCLAS
Soc~alclass IS often rqrured for the populahon as a whole This cannot be done uslng the LFS, but one can get
an esumate for the majonty of the populahon by consldenng Soclal Class for those In employment and
Prevlous Social Class (PRSOCL) for those not ln employment Social class a based on occupauon, followng a
standard classIlicahon developed by the Office of Populabon Censuses & Surveys (OPCS) - now ONS for the
Census of PopulaUon Those on college based schemes are not asked tlus quesuon
VARIABLE:
DIFHRS
WHETHER DIFFERENT HOURS FROM USUAL WORKED
BASICIDERNED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
More hours than usual
Hours vary
Less hours worked because:
Bank holiday
Maternity leave
Other leaveholiday
Sick or injured
Training course away from own workplace
Startedchanged job
Ended job
Bad weather
Labour dispute at own workplace
Economic and other causes
PersonaVfamily reasons
Other reasons
No reason given
Same hours
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
DIFHRS
DIFHRS
DIFHRS
DIFHRS
DIFHRS
DIFHRS
DIFHRS
DIFHRS
DEPINITIONSNOTES
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ILO/OECD DEFINITION
BASICIDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons
In employment
ILOIOECD unemployed
ILOIOECD inacbve 16+
Under 16
19841985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
ILODEFA
UODEFA
UODEFA
UODEFA
UODEFA
ILODEFA
ILODEFA
UODEFA
T h s vanable is based on the ILO defimbon of unemployment, and also gives L O inactwes T h s vanable may
only be ava~lableto Quanvert users
SEX OF PERSON
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons
Men
Women
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
SEXA
SEXA
SEXA
SEXA
SEXA
SEXA
SEXA
SEXA
DEPMITIONSNOTES
FULL TIME OR PART TIME (ALL IN EMPLOYMENT)
BASICIDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All m employment
Full-tune
Part-tme
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
FTPTX
ETPTX
FTPTX
FTPTX
FTPTX
FTPTX
FTPTX
FTPTX
.
The full or part tlme status ~dent~ficd
by t h ~ var~able
s
1s usually termed 'self assessment' I e ~t 1s how the
respondents regard then work It 1s not based on hours worked It should be used in preference to FTPTW
when lookmg at those m employment It has been denved by allocat~ngpeople on Goverment schemes Into
full or part-tune categones T h ~ was
s done by crosslng those on employer based schemes by the~rbasrc
usual hours,, le 0-30 hours have been added to part-tlme and 31-99 hours to full-t~meThe college based
schemes people have been ~ncludedw ~ t hpart-tuners Tlus vanable may only be avadable to Quanvert users
OCCUPATION GROUPS
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
KSGROU
Professional & related supporting management and administration
Professional & related in education, welfare and health
Literary, artistic & sports
Professional & related in science, engineering, technology and similar fields
Managerial
Clerical and related
Selling
Security and protective services
Catering, cleaning, hairdressing & other personal senices
Farming, fishing and related
Materials processing, making and repairing (excluding metal and electrical)
Processing, making, repairing & related (metal and electrical)
Painting, repetitive assembling, product inspecting, packaging and related
Construction, mining & related not identified elsewhere
Transport operating, materials moving & storing & related
Miscellaneous
NAJinadequate response
DNA
SOCMAJ
Managers & administrators
Professional occupations
Associate professional & technical occupations
Clerical & secretarial occupations
CrafI & related occupations
Personal & protective service occupations
Sales occupations
Plant & machine operatives
Other occupations
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
KSGROU
KSGROU
KSGROU
KSGROU
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
KSGROU
KSGROU
KSGROU
KSGROUISOCMAJ
See coding of occupation in appendix.0ccupation is normally only presented for persons in employment
excluding those on Government Employment and Training Schemes. This is because those attending college
in the reference week are not asked about their occupation. SOCMAJ was first used in the LFS in 1991 and is
based on the Standard Occupational Classification describded in volume 5.
INDIVIDUAL OUTCOME
BASICIDERWED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons
Personal response
Proxy response
Non-response
Cluld
1984
1985
1986
1987.
1988
1989
1990
1991
(not avrulable)
IOUTCM
IOUTCM
IOUTCM
IOUTCM
IOUTCM
IOUTCM
IOUTCM
This vanable 1s malnly used to Iden* whether responses obmned were glven personally or by proxy Some
analyses of LFS data may be pamcularly affected by proxy responses eg, subj€CUvequesnons - whether
someone would llke to work, or queshons that are pmcularly d~Ecultfor proxy respondents to answer number of actual unpad overtlme hours worked m the reference week
-
Non-response records ( ~ ewhere
,
bas~cdata 1s nussmg) are mcluded on the data tape, but with zero we~ghtlng
so they do not lntluence grossed tables Thus when ungrossed tables are run, for example, for use In the
calculahon of samplmg errors, these records should be omtted
VARIABLE:
TmJOB
TRAINING MEANT FOR CURRENT JOB
BASICIDEIUVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons of working age in employment who received job related training in last 4 weeks
Training for current job
Training not meant for current job
Don't know
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
TRNJOB
TRNJOB
TRNJOB
TRNJOB
TRNJOB
TRNJOB
(discontinued )
(discontinued )
This variable was discontinued from 1990.
VARIABLE
GOVSCH
WHETHER ON GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING PROGRAMME
BASICIDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons 16 & over
1985,1986,1987 and 1988
1984
YOPSiYTS
Commumty Industry
CommurutyIEnterpnse Programme
TOPS
Voluntary Project Programme
Other Scheme
NA
DNA
YTS - wlth employer
YTS - temporanly away from employer
YTS college based
YTS tempranly away from college
Comunlty Industry
Commumty Programme
New ITS ( only lncluded in 1988 )
TOPS etc
Voluntary Projects Programme
Not on scheme
NA
DNA
1989
1990 and 1991
YTS mth employer
YTS ternpranly away from employer
YTS college based
YTS temporanly away from college
ET mth ernployerlpract~caltramng
ET - tempranly away from employerlpract~cal
tramng
ET - college based
ET temporanly away from college
Commumty Industry
Not on scheme
Northern Ireland schemes
DNA
-
YTS wth employer
YTS tempranly away from employer
YTS college based
YTS - tempranly away from college
ET - mth employerlpractld tramng
ET - temporanly away from employerlpractld tIalNng
ET - college based
ET temporanly away from college
Commumty Industry
JTS
Voluntary Projects Programme
Northern Ireland Schemes
Not on scheme
DNA
-
1984
1985.
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
-
-
-
-
-
GOVSCH
GOVSCH
GOVSCH
GOVSCH
GOVSCH
GOVSCH
GOVSCH
GOVSCH
DEFINITIONSNOTES
Care needs to be taken when ~dentlfylngGovernment employment & trarung schemes s~ncethey tend to vary
from year to year T h ~vanable
s
may only be ava~lableto Quanvert users Also see vanables SCHEME and
YTSEMP
WORKING PATTERNS
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
Doing shift work:
3 shift working
Continental shifts
2 shift with earlies and latesldouble day shifts
Night and day shifts
Split shifts
Morning shifts
Afternoon shifts
Evening or twilight shifts
Night shifts
Weekend shifts
Other type of shift work
Not stated type of shift work
Not doing shift work:
Mornings only
Memoons only
During the daytime
Evenings only
Nights only
Both lunch time and evenings
Other times of the day
No usual pattern
Times of day not stated
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
not available
WKPATT
WKPATT
WKPATT
WKPATT
WKPATT (MorningsIAfternoons only not included)
WKPATT (MorningsIAfternoons only not included)
WKPATT (Mornings/Afternonns only not included)
Those on college based schemes are not asked this question.
OCCUPATION GROUP IN SECOND JOB
BASICIDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons with a second job
KSSEGR
Professional& related supporting management and admmstrahon
Professional & related m educabon, welfare and health
Literaly, art~sbc& sports
Professional and related In science, engineering, technology and sinular fields
Managenal
Clencal and related
Selling
Secunty and protmve services
Catering, cleanmg. ha~rdressing& other personal semces
F a m n g , fishng and related
Matenals processing, malung and repairing (excludng metal and electncal)
Processing, makmg, repnnng & related (metal & electncal)
Pnnhng, repehtwe assembling, product i n s r n n g , packaging and related
Consuuchon, nurung & related not identified elsewhere
Transport operatmg, matenals movlng & stonng & related
Miscellaneous
NA/inadequate response
DNA
SOCSMAJ
Managers & adrmn~strators
Professronal occupations
Associate professional& techn~caloccupat~ons
Clencal & secretanal occupahons
Craft & related occupahons
Personal & protectwe semce occupations
Sales CaJpahonS
Plant & machine operahves
Other occupahons
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
KSSEGR
KSSEGR
KSSEGR
KSSEGR
KSSEGR
KSSEGR
KSSEGR
SOCSMAJ
All persons in employment wlth an additional regular ~ o bSee KSGROUlSOCMAT for ocCupah0n In m a n lob
BROAD OCCUPATION GROUP IN LAST JOB
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons not in employment who left their last job less than 3 years previously
PRKSGR
Professional & related supporting management and administration
Professional & related in education, welfare and health
Literary, artistic & sports
Professional & related in science, engineering, technology and similar fields
Managerial
Clerical & related
Selling
Security & protective services
Catering, cleaning, hairdressing & other personal services
Farming, fishing & related
Materials processing, making and repairing (excluding metal & electrical)
Processing. making, repairing & related (metal &electrical)
Painting, repetitive assembling, product inspecting, packaging and related
Construction, mining & related not identified elsewhere
Transport operating, materials moving & storing & related
Miscellaneous
NAIinadequate description
DNA
SOCPMAJ
Managers & admini~trators
Professional occupations
Associate professional & technical occupations
Clerical and secretarial occupations
Craft & related occupations
Personal & protective services
Sales occupations
Plant & machine operatives
Other occupations
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
PRKSGR
PRKSGR
PRKSGR
PRKSGR
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
PRKSGR
PRKSGR
PRKSGR
SOCPMAJ
This variable covers those unemployed or inactive who left their last job within the last three years. See
KSGROUISOCMAJ for occupation in main job.
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES AT PREVIOUS JOB
BASIClDERlVED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons not in employment who left their last job less than 3 years previously
1984 and 1985
25 or more employees
Fewer than 25 employees
NA
DNA
1986,1987 and 1988
1 or 2 employees
3-9 employees
10-24 employees
Do not know, but less than 25
Less than 25 @I)
25 or more employees
NA
DNA
1989,1990 and 1991
Less than 25 employees
1-2 employees
3-5 employees
Do not know, but less than 6
6-24 employees
Do not know, but less than 25
Less than 25 OJI)
25 or more employees
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987.
1988
1989
1990
1991
EMPLNL
EMPLNL
EMPLNL
EMPLNL
EMPLNL
EMPLNL
EMPLNL
EMPLNL
DEFMITIONSNOTES
Respondents who are unemployed or inacuve now who left a job wtlun the last 3 years if number of
employees in current job is requred see vanable EMPLNO
EMPLOYMENT STATUS IN PREVlOUS JOB
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons not in employment who left their last job less than 3 years previously
Employee:
Manager of large firm
Manager of small firm
Manager, size of firm not stated
Foreman, supervisor
Other employee
Self employed:
No staff
Employer of large firm
Employer of small firm
Employer, size of firm not stated
Not stated whether has staff
Status not stated
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
PREMST
PREMST
PREMST
PREMST
PREMST
PREMST (On Govt aebeme included)
PREMST (On Govt scheme included)
PREMST (On Govt scheme included)
This variable covers those unemployed and inactive who left a job within the last 3 years
TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT SOUGHT
BASIC/DERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons m employment seelung new or ad&uonal jobs (~dentlfiedusing SKWKEM) and
those not m employment but who would lrke work (1denWied uslng WDAVLK)
Seelung self employment
Seelang job as employee
Full time
Part tlme
No preference
Not stated full umdpart Ume
No preference to Employedself employed (not mcluded for 1984)
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
TYEMSK (see above)
TYEMSK
TYEMSK
TYEMSK
TYEMSK
TYEMSK
TYEMSK
TYEMSK
When looking at fulupart-tune only employees are asked their preference
WHETHER A MEMBER OF A TRADE UNION OR STAFF ASSOCIATION
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
1989 and 1990
Member of trade union
Member of staff association
Member of both
Member of neither
NA
DNA
1991
Member of trade uniodstaff association
Not in trade uniodstaff association
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
not available
not available
not available
not available
not available
UNION
UNION
UNION
Those on college based schemes are not asked this question
WHETHER RECEIVED JOB RELATED TRAINING IN LAST 4 WEEKS
BASICIDERWED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons of worlang age
In employment (exclud~ngcollege based schemes)
Recelvmg job related trillrung
On job tralnlng only
Away from job tralmng
Type of tralmng not stated
Not recelvlng job related triurung
NA
DNA
Not In employment (mncludmg college based schemes)
Receiving job related trillnmng
Not recelvlng job related triurung
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989.
1990
1991
JBRLTRX
JBRLTRX
JBRLTRX
JBRLTRX
JBRLTRX
JBRLTRX
JBRLTRX
JBRLTRX
T h s vanable (IBRLTR on Quanume databases) IS aviulable to quanvert users only, and 1s denved from
ED4WK (In employment) and FUTURE (unemployed and mnacuve) Callege based schemes are not asked the
ED4WK because they are not actually at the workplace (although cons~deredm employment), so they are
,
appl~esto the 'not In employment' category
asked about trillrung for then FUTURE ~ o bwhch
s wrong and should not be used
Non quanvert user may have vanable JBRLTR on the11 systems, t h ~ 1s
TYPE OF SHIFTWORK
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All in employment
Three-shift
Continental shift
Two-shift
Night or day s h i
Split shift
Morning shift
Afternoon s h i i
Evening shift
Night s h i
Weekend shift
Other shift
NA (Don't know used in 1987)
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
not available
SHIFTY
SHIFTY
SHIFTY
SHIFTY
SHIFTY
SHIFTY
SHIFTY
DEFMITIONSNOTES
If a definition of each type of shift pattern is desired look up SHFTYF' in the quarterly user guide volume 3
USUAL REGION OF RESIDENCE
BASIC/DEWED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons
U ~ t e dKmgdom
Great B n m n
England
Northern Reg~on
Tyne & Wear
Rest of Northern
Yorks & Humbers~dereglon
South Yorkslnre
West Yorkslnre
Rest of Yorks & Humberslde region
East Midlands regon
East Angha reglon
South East reglon
Inner London
Outer London
Rest of South East reDon
South West regon
West Mrdlands reglon
West Mdlands met
Rest of West Mldlands regon
North West reglon
Greater Manchester
Merseyslde
Rest of Northwest regron
Wales
Scotland
Central Clydcs~de
Rest of Scotland
Northern Ireland
1984
1985.
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
URESMC (InnerIOuter London ac GLC, Scotland not splrt)
URESMC (InnerIOutcr London as GLC, Scotland not spht)
URESMC
URESMC
URESMC
URESMC
URESMC
URESMC
Thrs vanable 1s denved from LAD (Local Authonty D~stnct)wlnch IS not drrectly avalable from the database
for confidenhal~tyreasons
WHETHER JOB PERMANENT OR TEMPORARY
BASICJDERWED: BASIC
COVERAGE: Employees or selfemployed
Permanent job
SeasonalItemporaryIcasualjob
Under contractlfixed period
NA (Don't know in 1987)
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
JOBTEM
JOBTEM
JOBTEM
JOBTEM
JOBTEM
JOBTEM
JOBTEM
JOBTEM
DEFINITIONSINOTES
Those on Government schemes are not asked this question. If more detail as to method of obtaining a
temporary job is required also see derived variable PERTEM.
OCCUPATION (SIX GROUPS) (KOS)
BASIClDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons m employment
Managenal and Professional
Clencal and related
Other non-manual
Craft and slmllar
General labourers
Other manual
NA/mnadequate descr~ptlon
DNA
1984
1989
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
KOSSM
KOSSM
not avrulable
KOSSM
KOSSM
KOSSM
KOSSM
KOSSM
DEFINITIONSNOTES
T h s vanable 1s base.d on KOSICODOT, see 'codmg of occupahons' In appen&x Those on college based
schemes were not asked thelr occupahon Tlus vanable may only be avadablc to Quanvert users
WHETHER JOB PERMANENT OR TEMPORARY AND METHOD OBTAINED
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: Employees or self-employed
1984
Permanent job
Temporary job via agency:
Paid by employer
Paid by agency
Not stated how paid
Contract/fixed period job via agency:
Paid by employer
Paid by agency
Not stated how paid
Temp/contract: non agency
NA
DNA
1985,1986,1987,1988,1989,1990 and 1991
Permanent job
Temporaty job:
Via agency:
Paid by employer
Paid by agency
Not stated how paid
Via jobcentre
Via other method
Method not stated
Contractlfixed period job:
Via agency:
Paid by employer
Paid by agency
Not stated how paid
Via jobcentre
Via other method
Method not stated
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
PERTEM
PERTEM
PERTEM
PERTEM
1988: PERTEM
1989: PERTEM
1990: PERTEM
1991: PERTEM
Those on Government schemes are not asked this question
VARIABLE
EMPLEL
EMPLOYEEISELF EMPLOYED IN PREVIOUS JOB
BASIClDERlVED BASIC
COVERAGE. All persons not in employment who left the11 last job less than 3 years prev~ously
Employee
Self-employed
Government scheme (not rncluded untd 1989)
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986.
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
EMPLEL
EMPLEL
EMPLEL
EMPLEL
EMPLEL
EMPLEL
EMPLEL
EMPLEL
T h s queShOn 1s asked of unemployed or lnactlve people about the11 prmous ~ o they
b had In the last 3 years
LOCATION OF YTS SCHEME LAST WEEK
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: Those on a YTS scheme
With employer
On project (From 1989 onwards)
Temporarily away from employment
Temporarily away from college
NA (Don't know in 1987)
DNA (Not available in 1988 and 1991)
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
not available
YTSEMP
YTSEMP
YTSEMP
YTSEMP
YTSEMP
YTSEMP
YTSEMP
DEFINITIONSNOTES
If doing analyses of those on Goverment schemes also see variable SCHEME or GOVSCH.
WHEN LEFI LAST JOB
BASIClDERIVED BASIC
COVERAGE Persons not in employment last week (or those waltlng to take up a job)
1984 and 1985
Less than 3 months ago
3 months but less than 6 months ago
6 months but less than 12 months ago
12 months but less than 18 months ago
18 months but less than 2 years ago
2 years but less than 3 years ago
3 years or more ago
NA
DNA
1986nnd1987
Less than 1 month ago
1 month but less than 3 months ago
3 months but less than 6 months ago
6 months but less than12 months ago
12 months but less than 18 months ago
18 months but less than 2 years ago
2 years but less than 3 years ago
3 years but less than 4 years ago
4 years but less than 5 years ago
5 years or more ago
NA
DNA
1988,1989,1990 and 1991
Less than 1 month ago
1 month but less than 3 months ago
3 months but less than 6 months ago
6 months but Less than 12 months ago
12 months but less than 18 months ago
18 months but less than 2 years
2 years but less than 3 years ago
3 years but less than 4 years ago
4 years or more ago
NA (Don't know in 1987)
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
WNLEFT
WNLEFT
WNLEFT
WNLEFT
1988
1989:
1990
1991.
WNLEFT
WNLEFT
WNLEFT
WNLEFT
DEFINITIONSNOTES
Only those who have ever had p a d work are asked t h ~ queshon,
s
people who have never had a p a d ~ o mll
b
fall into the d m category If you m s h to & s t ~ n p s hbetween leav~nglast job and those who never had a job it
IS suggested that the denved vanable SKPDWK (wluch combines WNLEFT and EVERWK) be used
WHETIlER HAD SECOND JOB LAST WEEK
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
Note : If doing analyses of 2nd jobbers it is suggested that the derived variable SECJMB be used.
COVERAGE: All in employment
Yes, had second job
No, one job only
NA (Don't know in 1987)
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
SECJOB
SECJOB
SECJOB
SECJOB
SECJOB
SECJOB
SECJOB
SECJOB
INDUSTRY SECTION IN MAIN JOB - SIC 1992
COVERAGE All persons in employment
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
Agriculture, hunt~ngand forestry
Fishing
hhmng and quarrying
Manufacturing
Electnc~ty,gas and water supply
Constmctlon
Wholesale, retall and motor trade
Hotels and restaurants
Transport, storage and cornmumahon
J F~nanc~al
intermediation
K Real estate, rentmg and busmess actmhes
L Public adrmmstratlon and defence
M Education
N Health and socral work
0 Other commumty, s o c d and personal
P Pr~vatehouseholds mth employed persons
Q Extra-terntonal orgamsatlons, bodies
NAImnadequate descnpuon
Workplace outside U K
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
SICMAlN
SICMAIN
SICMAIN
SICMAIN
SICMAIN
SICMAIN
SICMAIN
SICMAIN
DEFMITIONSNOTES
T h ~ variable
s
has been created usmg SIC 80 codes to convert to SIC 92 mdustry sector headmgs which were
first used ~nthe LFS in winter 199314 Those on college based schemes are not asked thls questton Thls
vanable may only be available to Quanvert users
There is st111 some dmontmuty between these estmates and those coded at source to SIC92 ie from mnter
199314 onwards, see notes in quarterly user guide volume 3, vanable SICMAIN
LENGTH OF TIME SEEKING PAID WORK
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
NOTE: If doing analyses of duration of ILO unemployment it is suggested that derived variable
DURUN be used.
COVERAGE: All persons not in employment but seeking work &those in employment but seeking
differentladditional job.
1984
Less than 1 month
3 months but less than 6 months
6 months but less than 12 months
12 months but less than 18 months
18 months but less than 24 months
24 months and over
NA
DNA
1985,1986 and 1987
Not yet started (For 1986 and 1987)
Less than 1 month
3 months but less than 6 months
6 months but less than 12 months
12 months but less than 18 months
18 months but less than 2 years
2 years but less than 3 years
3 years but less than 4 years
4 years or more
NA (Don't know In i987)
DNA
1988,1989,1990 and 1991
Not yet started (For 1989, 1990 and 1991)
Less than 1 month
3 months but less than 6 months
6 months but less than 12 months
12 months but less than 18 months
18 months but less than 2 years
2 years but less than 3 years
3 years but less than 4 years
4 years but less than 5 years
5 years or more
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
LKTIME
LKTIME
LKTIME
LKTIME
1988: LKTIME
1989: LKTIME
1990: LKTIME
1991: LKTlME
VARIABLE
SCHEME
WHETHER ON ANY OF THESE GOVERNMENT SCHEMES
BASIC/DERWED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons 16 and over
1984
On government scheme
YTS
TOPS (working)
Other scheme
1985,1986 and 1987
Community mdustry
Communrty programme
TOPS
Voluntary project
None of these
None of these (N I ) (1986 and 1987)
NA @on't know In 1987)
DNA
1988
Commuruty Industry
Communrly programme
New job tram scheme
TOPS, old job tram scheme and others
Voluntary project
None of these
NA
DNA
1989,1990 and 1991
On YTS
Commu~utyIndustry
Job tralmng scheme (1989 and 1990 only)
ET
Voluntary project programme (1989 only)
None of these
ACE
Enterprise Ulster
Other scheme not eas
NA (1990 only)
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
SCHEME
SCHEME
SCHEME
SCHEME
1988 SCHEME
1989 SCHEME
1990 SCHEME
1991- SCHEME
If a total of all those on Government schemes 1s requred use ECARA Also see vanables GOVSCH and
YTSEMT
WHETHER WORKED SATURDAYS OR SUNDAYS
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All in employment
Saturdays
Sundays
Both
NA (Don't know in 1987)
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
not available
SATSUN
SATSUN
SATSUN
SATSUN
SATSUN
SATSUN
SATSUN
DEPINITIONSNOTES
This question was first asked in 1985 and covers those in employment (except college based schemes).
EMPLOYEDISELF-EMPLOYED
BASICIDERIVED. BASIC
COVERAGE All persons in employment
Employee
Self-employed
Government scheme (1989 onwards)
N A (Don't know in 1987)
DNA
1984
1985.
1986.
1987.
1988
1989
1990.
1991
EMPLEE
EMPLEE
EMPLEE
EMPLEE
EMPLEE
EMPLEE
EMPLEE
EMPLEE
If employment status 1s required it is suggested that the derived vanable ECARA 1s used
ETHNIC ORlGIN OF PERSON
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons in Great Britain
White
West Indian or Guyanese
Indian
Pakistani
Bangladeshi
Chinese
African
Arab
Mixed origin:
White
West Indian or Guyanesemhite
IndianiWhite
PakistanMite
Bangladeshiihite
Other AsianIWhite
African/White
ArabiWhite
Asian mixture
Miscellaneous 'partly coloured'
Miscellaneous 'coloured'
Other origin:
White
West Indian or Guyanese
Indian
Pakistani
Bangladeshi
Chinese
African
Arab
Other Asian
Insufficient information-mixed (Other origin mixed in 1984 and 1987 only)
I d ~ c i e ninformation-other
t
(Mixed and not recodable in 1984 and 1987 only)
Other origin not recodable (1987 only)
NA
DNA (Don't know in 1987)
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
ETHNIC
ETHNIC
ETHNIC
ETHNIC
1988: ETHNIC
1989: ETHNIC
1990: ETHNIC
1991: ETHNIC
For main groups use the variable ETHNlCA paying attention to the delinitiodnotes. This question is not asked
in Northern Ireland.
MAIN METHOD OF LOOKING FOR WORK IN LAST 4 WEEKS
BASIClDERIVED BASIC
NOTE The denved vanable LKWFWM should be used in prelerence to thls one
COVERAGE Those not in employment
Visit a jobcentrdgovernment employment officdcareers officP/profess~onalexecutive recruitment (For 1984,
1985, 1986, 1987 and 1988 only)
Visit a job centre (For 1989, 1990 and 1991 only)
Vlsn a careers office (For 1989, 1990 and 1991 only)
Visit a professional executive recnutment office (For 1989 only)
Visit a jobclub (For 1989, 1990 and 1991 only)
Name on pnvate job agency books
Adverhsed m papers
Answered adverhsements in papers
Study sltuabons vacant m papers
Applied d~rect
Asked fnends, relatwes, colleagues and trade uruons
Waung for results of appl~cauonfor a job
Other method (Spec@)
NA (Don't know ~n 1987)
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
MNWAY
MNWAY
MNWAY
MNWAY
MNWAY
MNWAY
MNWAY
MNWAY
AGE
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons
0-99
-8
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
Age of person
NA
AGE
AGE
AGE
AGE
AGE
AGE
AGE
AGE
VARIABLE
LKWFWM
WHETHER LOOKED FOR WORK IN LAST 4 WEEKS AND MAIN METHOD OF JOB SEARCH
BASIC/DERIVED. DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons who are looking for work or a place on a government scheme
Seekmg work in last 4 weeks
Jobcentre etc
Career office
Recmitmcnt office
Job club
Pnvate agency
Adverbse m press
Answer press adverts
Study small ads
Contact employers
Personal contacts
Awamng results
Other than above
Method not stated
Not seelung work in last 4 weeks
NA
DNA
LKWEWM (CareerlRecruitment office, job club not included)
LKWEWM (CnrecrlRecruitment office, job club not mcluded)
LKWEWM (Cnreerhtecruitment office; job club not included)
LKWFWM (CareerIRecruitment office, job club not ~ncluded)
LKWEWM (CareerIRecrudment office, job club not mcluded)
LKWFWM
LKWFWM (Recruitment office; method not stated not included)
LKWFWM (Recruitment ofiice, method not stated not included)
DERINITIONSNOTES
This derived vanable should be used m preference to MNWAY
TOTAL LENGTH OF SICKNESS SPELL
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
1-3 days (excluding Sunday)
4-6 days (excluding Sunday)
Between 1 & 2 weeks
Behveen 2 & 3 weeks
Between 3 & 4 weeks
Between 4 & 5 weeks
Between 5 & 6 weeks
Between 6 & 7 weeks
Between 7 & 8 weeks
Between 2 & 3 months
Between 3 & 6 months
More than 6 months
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
TOTSIC (More than 8 weeks not split)
TOTSIC (More than 8 weeks not split)
TOTSIC (No split between 4 & 8 weeks)
TOTSIC
TOTSIC
TOTSIC (No split between 4 & 8 weeks)
TOTSIC (No split between 4 & 8 weeks)
TOTSIC (No split between 4 & 8 weeks)
All persons in employment who were off work due to sickness or injury up to and including the reference
week.
ACTUAL HOURS WORKED IN SECOND JOB
BASICAIERWED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons wrth a second job
0-98
99
-8
-9
1984
1985
1986.
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
Hours actually worked in second job in reference week
99 hours or more
NA
DNA
ACTHRZ (see definltion)
ACTHRZ
ACTHRZ
ACTHR2
ACTHR2
ACTHRZ
ACTHRZ
ACTHRZ
To be asked Uus quemon you must also have a man job In 1984 the codes are 0-97.98 or more hours worked,
99 NA
UNPAID OVERTIME HOURS USUALLY WORKED PER WEEK
BASIC/DERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
00-98
99
-8
-9
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
Number of unpaid overtime hours usually worked
99 or more hours
NA
DNA
A W O T H (see definitions)
AWOTH
AWOTH
AVUOTH
AWOTH
AWOTH
AWOTH
AVUOTH
Those on college based schemes are not asked this question. This question only applies to unpaid hours in the
reference week. In 1984 the codes are 0 - 97.98 or more hours, 99 NA.
NUMBER OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN IN FAMILY UNDER 16
BASICIDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All farmly unlts
0
1-12
-8
-9
No dependent chldren in family urut aged 0-15
Number of dependent ch11dre.n in fanuly umt aged 0-15
NA
DNA
DEFINITIONSNOTES
T h s vanable should be used at the fanuly level m most cases
TOTAL ACTUAL HOURS WORKED
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
00-98
99
-8
-9
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
Total hours actually worked
99 or more hours worked
NA
DNA
TTACHR (see definitions)
TTACHR
TTACHR
TTACHR
TTACHR
TTACHR
TTACHR
TTACHR
This applies to actual hours worked in the reference week only, and includes both paid and unpaid overtime.
Respondents who did not work at the time of interview even though they had a job (ie sick or on holiday) are
coded as '0'. In 1984 the codes are 0 97, 98 or more hours, 99 is NA.
-
TOTAL USUAL HOURS WORKED
BASICfDERNED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons m employment
00-98
99
-8
-9
Total usual hours worked
99 or more hours worked
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
TTUSHR (see defint~ons)
TTUSHR
TTUSHR
TTUSHR
TTUSHR
TTUSHR
TTUSHR
TTUSHR
T h s applres to total usual hours normally worked, and rncludes both pad and unpad overtme in 1984 the
codes are 0 97, 98 or more hours , 99 rs NA
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VARIABLE:
USUHRS
BASIC USUAL HOURS WORKED
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
00-99
-8
-9
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
Basic usual hours worked
NA
DNA
USUBRS (see definitions)
USUHRS
USUBRS
USUBRS
USUHRS
USUHRS
USUBRS
USUHRS
DEFMITIONSNOTES
This applies to usual hours nonnally worked and excludes any overtime. If you wish to include paid and
unpaid overtime use variable TTUSHR. In 1984 the codes are 0 97,98 or more hours, 99 is NA.
-
HOURS SPENT ON TRAINING IN LAST WEEK
BASIC/DERIVED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons of worlung age who received job related Uamng m the last 4 weeks
0-99
-8
-9
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989.
1990
1991
Number of hours
NA
DNA
TRNHRS
TRNHRS
TRNHRS
TRNHRS
TRNHRS
TRNHRS
TRNHRS
TRNHRS
DEFMITIONSNOTES
Respondents are asked for the actual number of hours spent tralrung m the reference week, including any
pnvate study time
ACTUAL HOURS WORKED EXCLUDING OVERTIME
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
0-99
-8
-9
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
Hours actually worked in the reference week
NA
DNA
not available
not available
not available
not available
not available
ACTHR
ACTHR
ACTHR
This applies to actual hours worked in the reference week only, and excludes any overtime. Respondents who
did not work at the time of inteniew even though they had a job (ie sick or on holiday) are coded as '0'.
WHETHER WOULD LIKE WORK, WHETHER LOOKED FOR WORK IN THE LAST 4 WEEKS AND
AVAEABEITY TO START WORK
BASIClDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons not In employment
Would hke work
Avalable
Looked In last 4 weeks
Not looked ~n last 4 weeks
Not stated whether looked
Not avrulable
Looked In last 4 weeks
Not looked m last 4 weeks
Not stated whether lwked
No answer to avrulable
Looked In last 4 weeks
Not lwked m last 4 weeks
Not stated whether looked
Would not hke work
NA
DNA
1984
1985:
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990.
1991
WDAVLK
WDAVLK
WDAVLK
WDAVLK
WDAVLK
WDAVLK
WDAVLK
WDAVLK
DEFWITIONSMOTES
TIus vanable may only be avalable from 1984 - 1986 for quanvert users only
REGION OF RESIDENCE ONE YEAR AGO
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons
United Kingdom
Great Britain
England
Northern region:
Tyne and Wear
Rest of Northern
Yorks & Humberside region:
South Yorkshire
West Yorkshire
Rest of Yorks and Humberside
East Midlands region
East Anglia region
South East region:
Inner London
Outer London
Greater London NEC
Rest of South East
South West region
West Midlands region:
West midlands Met
Rest of West Midlands
North West region:
Greater Manchester
Merseyside
Rest of North West
Wales
Scotland:
Central Clydeside
Rest of Scotland
Northern Ireland
UK part not stated
Outside UK
Region not answered
Baby under 1 year
NA
1984: not available
1985: REGONE (includes Outer Met in SE region; Scotland not split)
1986: REGONE
1987: REGONE
1988: REGONE
1989: REGONE
1990: REGONE
1991: REGONE
NUMBER OF DAYS OFT IN REFERENCE WEEK DUE TO SICKNESS
BASIClDERIVED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons m employment who were absent from work due to being slck or injured In
reference week
1-7
-8
-9
1984.
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
Number of days off s ~ c kIn reference week
NA
DNA
SKDAYS
SKDAYS
SKDAYS
SKDAYS
SKDAYS
SKDAYS
SKDAYS
SKDAYS
( 0 6 Number of days off , na 7)
( 1-6 Number of days off )
( 1-6 Number of days off )
( 1-6 Number of days off )
( 1-7 Number of days off )
( 0-6 Number of days off )
( 1-6 Number of days off )
( 1-7 Number of days off )
Those who answered "yes" to SICK are then asked tlus quesfion
CURRENT EDUCATION RECEIVED
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons of working age
At school
Sandwich course
Full-time c o m e
Training for qualification in nursing, physiotherapy etc
Part-time course including dayhlock release
Open tech (1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988 and 1989 only)
Open university
Open college (1989, 1990 and 1991 only)
Other correspondence course
Course not stated
Not receiving education (1989, 1990 and 1991 only)
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
CURED
CURED
CURED
CURED
CURED
CURED
CURED
CURED
When looking at the number of full-time students the variable 'STUCUR' should be used. It is also possile to
use the first three categories of CURED which will also give full time student.
OCCUPATION IN LAST JOB
BASIClDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons not In employment who left the11last job less than 3 years previously
PREKOS/SOCPREV
1-999 Range of occupations
-9
DNA
,-..>-'?-..~.--,
.--A
.-."mr,nc.
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
PREKOS
PREKOS
PREKOS
PREKOS
PREKOS
PREKOS
SOCPREV
cm* rnmnua prr ururrluuns)
T h s full occupauonal breakdown n for the unemployed and mnacuve who have left a job wthm the last 3
years The codes for 1984 range from 1-551 and are Merent to the other years, a Intmg of these codes are
avadable in the appendx
DURATION OF L O UNEMPLOYMENT
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE. All L O unemployed
1984
Less than 3 months
3 months but less than 6 months
6 months but less than 12 months
1 year but less than 2 years
2 years or more
NA
DNA
1985
Less than 3 months
3 months but less than 6 months
6 months but less than 12 months
1 year but less than 2 years
2 years but less than 3 years
3 years or more
NA
DNA
1986 and 1987
Less than 3 months
3 months but less than 6 months
6 months but less than 12 months
1 year but less than 2 years
2 years but less than 3 years
3 years but less than 4 years
4 years or more
NA
DNA
1988,1989,1990 and 1991
Less than 3 months
3 months but less than 6 months
6 months but less than 12 months
1 year but less than 2 years
2 years but less than 3 years
3 years but less than 4 years
4 years but less than 5 years
5 years or more
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
DURUN
DURUN
DURUN
DURUN
DURUN
DURUN
DURUN
DURUN
This variable shows the minimum length of lime since left last job and length of time looking for work. This
variable may only be available to Quanvea users.
SEX AND MARITAL STATUS FOR WOMEN
BASICIDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons
1984,1985,1986,1987 and 1988
Men
Women
Marr~ed
Non-marned
1989,1990 and 1991
Men
Women
MamedlCo-hab~hng
Non-marned
Thls vanable may only be aviillable to Quanvert users
FULL-TIME STUDENTS
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All of working age
Full-time student
Not full-time student
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
STUCUR
STUCUR
STUCUR
STUCUR
STUCUR
STUCUR
STUCUR
STUCUR
This variable uses the fust three categories of CURED to get full-time student, all others go into not fit
student. This variable may only be available to Quanvert users. Non quanvert users should be able to recreate
this variable using CURED.
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HEALTH PROBLEMS affect~ngthe person the most
BASICIDERNED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons of worlung age who have a health problem
Problems or d ~ s a b ~ l ~wt t~helmbs,
s
back or neck (includmg arthnhs or rheumat~sm)
Seemg problems
Heanng problems
Slun cond~bonslallergas
Chest or breathrig problems
Heart, blocd pressure or blood c~rculahonproblems
Stomach, h e r , k~dneyor d~geshveproblems
D~abetes
Depress~on,nerves, etc
EP~~~PV
Other health problems
No health problems (Code 15 in 1986) (Not avalable from 1987)
NA
DNA
HEALMI, HEALMZ, HEALM3
HEALMI, HEALM2, HEALM3
HEALMl, HEALMZ, HEALM3
HEALMl, HEALMZ, HEALM3
HEALMI, HEALMZ, HEALM3
HEALMI, HEALMZ, HEALM3
HEALMI, HEALMZ, HEALM3
HEALMl, HEALMZ, HEALM3
DEFINITIONSNOTES
health problem
In most cases HEALMl should be used as it glvcs the the respondents manlmost s~gn~ficant
T h ~ var~able
s
1s mult~codedwh~chmeans that respondents w ~ t hmore than one health problemmay have
responses to both HEALM2 andlor HEALM3 as well as HEALMl
When do~nganalyses of health problems (HEALMI) that l ~ mthe
t lund of p a d work (LIMIT),it should be
noted that 1984 - 1988 the health problem quesbon was asked before the l ~ mqucstlon
t
T h s 1s reversed from
1989-1991 le only those who s a d 'yes' to the 11mt queshon are then asked then health problems
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY (LF DEFINITION OF UNEMPLOYED)
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons
Economically active:
Economically inactive:
In employment:
Economically inactive 16+:
TOPS not workingkeking
In employment (exc Govt schemes):
(Not for 1989,1990 and 1991)
Employee
I
T student not working/seeking
Self employed
FT
student seeking but must finish education
Employment status not stated
Other
student
On Govt scheme (see below)
Man
70+,
Woman 65+
Labour force unemployed:
Seeking work
Long term sicWdisabled
Looking after family home
Temporarily sick
On holiday
Retired
Not wantheed employment
Waiting to start job
Believes no jobs available
Awaiting application results
Not yet started looking
Other reason not looking
No reason given
Person under 16
ON GOVT SCHEME:
1984: YTS
TOPS (working)
Other scheme
1985: YTS employer based
YTS college based
Other scheme
YTS employer based
1986, 1987 and 1988:
YTS college based
TOPS (working)
Other scheme (said working)
Other scheme (said unemployed)
Other scheme (said inactive)
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
ECARA (quanvert users only)
ECARA (quanvert users only)
ECARA
ECARA
1989, 1990 and 1991:
YTS employer based
YTS college based
ET employer1
practical training
ET college based
Other scheme
1988: ECARA
1989: ECARA
1990: ECARA
1991: ECARA
When doing analyses of the unemployed or inactive categoria of this variable care should be taken as these
are based on the Labour Force 0definition ( ie based entirely on activity in the week prior to interview). If
the L O definition is required, as will be the majority of cases, filter on UODEFA = unemployed or
inactive. Care should be taken if doing analyses of those on Government schemes as the types of schemes
varied over the years, it is suggested variable GOVSCH or SCHEME be used.
WHO PAID FEES FOR TRAININ&
BASICIDERIVED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons of working age who received job related traning m last 4 weeks
Employer/Polenhal employer
YTSfTOPSI(ET)
Other Govt or Local Auth Organrsatlon
SelWfamilylrelaUve
Other
No fees
Don't know
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986.
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
TRFEE (Don't know not included)
TRFEE1, TRFEE2, TRFEE3
TRFEE1, TRFEEZ, TRFEE3
TRFEE1, TRFEEZ, TRFEE3
TRFEE1, TRFEE2, TRFEE3
TRFEE1, TRFEEZ, TRFEE3 (TOPS replaced by ET)
TRFEE1, TRFEEZ, TRFEE3 (TOPS replaced by ET)
TRFEE1, TRN'EEZ, TRFEE3 (TOPS replaced by ET)
T h s vanable is mulu-coded le respondents can g v e more than one answer to the quesbon, if more than one
method of payment 1s used
HIGHEST QUALIFICATION
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All persons of working age
Degree or equivalent:
Higher degree
First degree
Other degree level qualification
Higher education below de& level:
BTEC or SCOTBTEUBEC or SCOTBEWEC or SCOTECISCOTVEC (higher) or HNC, HND
Teaching further education (For 1989, 1990 and 1991 only)
Teaching: Secondary
Teaching: Primary
Nursing qualification
GCE A Level or e&ivalent:
BTEC or SCOTBTEUBEC or SCOTBEClTEC or SCOTECISCOTVEC (national general) or ONC,
OND
City and Guilds
'A' level or equivalent/SLC(Htgher),SCE(Higher)
SUPE (higher)/certificate of sixth year studies
Trade apprenticeship completed
GCE 0 Level or equivalent:
'0'
Level or equivalent(inc1uding CSE grade1)lSLC (1ower)lSCE (ordinary)/SUPE(loweror ordinary)
CSE (other than grade 1)
YTS certificate (For 1989, 1990 and 1991 only)
Any other professionallvocational qualification
No Qualification
Don't know
NA
DNA
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1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
HIQUAP (quanvert users only)
HIQUAP (quanvert users only)
HIQUAP (quanvert users only)
HIQUAP
HIQUAP
HIQUAP (also add two extra categories Teaching furthered, and YTS certificate)
HIQUAP (also add two extra categories Teaching W e r ed, and YTS certificate)
HIQUAP (also add two extra categories Teaching -further ed, and YTS certif~cate)
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This question applies to those of working age ie men aged 16-64 and women aged 16-59. For those with more
than one qualification this shows the highest qualification.
OCCUPATION
BASICIDERIVED DERIVED
COVERAGE All persons m employment
KOS
1 0-999 0
KOSlOO
100-99900
SOC
1-999
-8 NA
-9 DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
KOS (codes are Merent for 1984 le 1-551)
KOSlKOSlOO
KOSlKOSlOO
KOSlKOSlOO
KOSlKOSlOO
KOSlKOSlOO
KOSXOS100
KOSlKOS1001SOC
Tbe codes for 1984 range from 1-551 and arc different to the other years, a listing of these codes should be
avalable m the appendlx When using KOS in 1985 -91 it n suggested that ranged codes be used -4 & +5 after
the decrmal point, eg d e 032 30 (deck, engneenng and radro officer and pilots) becomes 32 26 32 35
Tlus w l l ensure that the codes apply to the s p d c occupabon selected Vanable KOSlOO may only be
avalable to Quanvert users, and was created to avord having to -4 & +5 from the codes
SOC is descnbed in volume 5 of the LFS user gulde
NATIONALITY
BASICIDERIVED: BASIC
COVERAGE: All persons
UKlGB
IRISH REPUBLIC
CHANNEL ISLANDS
ISLE O F MAN
OLD COMMONWEALTH:
Australia
Ca~da
New Zcaland
NEW COMMONWEALTH:
AFRICA:
EASTERN AFRICA:
Kenya
Uwda
T d a
Malawi
Zambia
SOUTHERN AFRICA:
Zimbabwe
Bounvana, h d h o md Swaziland
WESTERN AFRICA:
Gambia
Ghana
Nigeria
Sierra h o n e
CARRIBBEAN:
Barbados
lamsiea
Trinidad m d Tobago
West Indies Awcisted Statss
Wm Indies
Olhm Caribbean Commonwealth
Belize
Guyana
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
NATION
NATION
NATION
NATION
ASIA
SOUTH ASIA:
Bangladesh
India
S" L.n*l
SOUTH EAST ASIA:
Hmg Kong
Malaysia
Singapore
MEDITERRANEAN:
cyplus
GiMtsr
MIIU & Oozo
REMAINDER O F NEW C'WFALTH
Ssyh~llrs
Mauritius
Otha rn Commmwcalth
FOREIGN:
AFRICA:
Algeria
Mmmca
Tunisia
Libya
Ern
Republic of South Africa
Othn Amcn
AMERICA.
USA
Caribh
cemd America
south A m a i u
ASIA:
Pakistan
I3urma
Peoples Republic of China
lapan
Philippines
Vietnam
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
MIDDLE EAST:
Iran
Israel
Other Middle East Countria
OUln Asia
EUROPE:
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY:
Belgium
Dmnurk
France
~@JY
Luxembourg
Nethcrl~
Federal Republic of Gemmy
-Y
Or-
S p m (m ranarndcr of Em 1984 & 1985)
Yarugd (m rcmunda of Europe m 1984 & 1985)
REMAJNDER O F EUROPE:
Albani.
Bulgaria
Oerman Dsmocratic Republic
Czedndovakia
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Avstria
Switzerland
Finlvld
NonvrY
Sweden
Yugml.Yi.
a-Europe
T d q
USSR
REST O F THE WORLD
NOT STATEDNOT KNOWN
NATION
NATION
NATION
NATION
It should be noted that Spain and Portugal are included in Remainder of Europe for 1984 and 1985. To get a
full 'UK'total it is normal practice to add those in the Channel Islands, and Isle of man into the UKIGB
category.
COUNTRY OF BIRTH
BASICiDERIVED BASIC
COVERAGE All persons
UWGB
IRISH REPUBLIC
CHANNEL ISLANDS
ISLE OF MAN
OLD COMMONWEALTH
Aumh
Canada
New Zealand
NEW COMMONWEALTH
AFRICA
EASTERN AFRICA
Kenya
ugmda
T-ln
Malaw
Zunb,.
SOUTHERN AFRICA
Ztrnbsbwc
BoLwnnq h a t h o and Swutland
WESTERN AFRICA
GMlbl.
Gharu
Nngma
Smra Leone
CARRIBBEAN
Blrbada
Jmuu
T m d a d and Tobago
Wed lndm Auoemtd Srates
Wen Indra
Gihu Cmbbsm Commonwcdth
Belec
Guyana
ASIA
SOUTH ASIA
Brnglad~ah
Indm
-~~~~
Sn LuJra
SOUTH EAST ASIA
Honz
" Kone
MaIsyma
smnpporc
MEDITERRANEAN
CP
Glbnll"
Malta k Go20
REMAINDER O F NEW C'WEALTH
Scychcllcs
Msunttus
m a new CommonwealUI
FOREIGN
AFRICA
Algma
Muocca
Tunma
hb~a
-
AMERICA
USA
Cmbbean
Cenlrd Amcnca
South Amcnca
ASIA
PdaliM
Burma
People Rcpubltc of Chma
Japan
Phlllpplns
V,c(nMl
MIDDLE EAST
LRn
Isr.cl
OUla Mlddlc E& Countne
m
c
r',A
EUROPE
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY
ussd
REST OF T H E WORLD
A1 s d m the ur h o t ~ncludcdm 19851
1984 COUNTR
1985 COUNTR
1986 COUNTR
1987 COUNTR
1988. COUNTR
1989. COUNTR
1990 COUNTR
1991 COUNTR
DEFINITIONSNOTES
It should be noted that Span and Portugal are mcluded In Remamder of Europe for 1984 and 1985 To get a
full 'UK'total it 1s normal practxe to add those In the Channel Islands, and Isle of man Into the UWGB
category
lNDUSTRY GROUP - MAIN ACTIVITY
BASIC/DERIVED: DERIVED
COVERAGE: All in employment
INGROU codes 00 1- 199
200 Industry inadequately described
201 workplace outside UK
202 DNA
-8 No answer
1984: INGROU
1985: INGROU
1986: INGROU
19817: INGROU
1988: INGROU
1989: INGROU
1990: INGROU
1991: INGROU
DEFINITIONSNOTES
Industry codes are based on SICBO. Please see LFS User Guide volume 5 for industrial coding classifications.
Excludes those on college-based schemes.
VARIABLE
AGEDFE
AGE AT PRECEEDING 3 1 AUGUST
COVERAGE All persons
CODES
00-99 (This 1s a numerical vanable)
not avmlable
AGEDPE
AGEDFE
AGEDPE
AGEDPE
AGEDFE
AGEDFE
1991 AGEDFE
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
DEPINITIONSMOTES
T h ~ vanable
s
shows age at the preceedng 3 1 August and n known as academic age It 1s not avalable for 1984
as the source variables used to create it (eg DOBD) was not included on the database T h s vanable may only
be avadable to Quanvert users
USUAL HOURS WORKED IN REFERENCE WEEK
BASICIDERIVED: DERIVED
NOTE : It is suggested that variable USUHRS be used in preference this one.
COVERAGE: All persons in employment
CODES 00-99 (this is a numerical variable)
1984: not available
1985: not available
1986: not available
1987: not available
1988: not available
1989:
1990:
1991:
DEFINITIONSNOTES
If usual hours of work in main job is desired use variable 'USUHRS' which has been created in line with
earlier years (1984-88). quanvert users only.
WHETHER STILL AT SCHOOIJFULL-TIME EDUCATION
BASICIDERNED. BASIC
COVERAGE All persons shll In full-ume educahon
Shll at school
Other full-hme educahon
NA
DNA
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991.
ATSCH
ATSCH
ATSCH
ATSCH
ATSCH
ATSCH
ATSCH
ATSCH
DEFMITIONSMOTES
ACTIVITY BEFORE SEEKING WORK
COVERAGE: All persons not in employment
Working
Full-time education
Looking after house/home
Other
NA
DNA
1984:
1985:
1986:
1987:
1988:
1989:
1990:
1991:
BEFORE
BEFORE
BEFORE
BEFORE
BEFORE
BEFORE
BEFORE
BEFORE
T h ~ codlng
s
of KOS (CODOT) should be u s e d tor 1984 o n l y
KOS CODE
QUANVERT
INPUT CODE
OCCUPATION
ORDERl
1
0
2
21
JUDGES. BARRISTERS ETC'
JUDGES. BARRISTERS ETC'
ACCOUNTANTS.VALUERS.FINANCE SPECIALISTS
CHARTERED 6 CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS
22
COST
23
ESTIMATORS
24
VALUERS. CLAIMS ASSESSORS
25
FINANCIAL MANAGERS
26
UNDERWRITERS. BROKERS ETC
1
2
WORKS
27
TAXATION EXPERTS
3
31
3
32
010 0 AND M WORK STUDIES OR OFFICERS
10
41
EC0NOMISTS.STATISTICIANS.SYSTEM ANALYSTS ETC
ECONOMISTS. STATISTICIANS. ACTUARIES
11
42
SYSTEMS ANALYSTS COMPUTER PROGRAM
12
MARKETING.SALES.ADVERTlSlNG PUBLIC RELATIONS
AND PURCHASING MANAGERS
MARKETING 6 SALES MANAGERS EXECUTIVES
13
4
6
51
PERSONNEL 6 INDUSTRIAL RELATlONSlOFFlCERS
9
ADVERTISING h PR EXECUTIVES
BUYERS (RETAIL TRADE)
BUYERS 6 PURCHASING OFFICERS (NOT RETAIL)
STATUTORY AND OTHER INSPECTORS
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICERS
BUILDING INSPECTORS
INSPECTORS (STATUTORY h SIMILAR)
-
GENERAL ADMINS NAT GOVT
GEN ADMINISTRATORSHAT GOV 7
(ASST SEC 6 ABOVE)
GEN ADMINISTRATORS-NAT GOV T (HEOSNR PRIN)
8
0
LOCAL GOVT OFFlCERSiADMlN 6 EXECUTIVE)
LOCAL GOV'7 OFFICERS (ADMIN 6 EXECUTIVE)
9
ALL OTHER PROF h RELATED SUPPORTING
91
COMPANY SECRETARIES
92
OFFICIALS OF TRADE ASSOCS ETC
93
PROPERTY 6 ESTATE MANAGERS
94
LIBRARIANS. INFORMATIONOFFICERS
22
9
(CONTD.)
9.5
LEGAL SERVICE 6 RELATED OCCUPATIONS
9.6
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
9.7
MANAGERS" PERSONAL ASSISTANTS
9.8
PROF 6 RELATED MANAGEMENT
6 ADMINISTRATION NEC
-
Q!QERJ
TEACHERS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC STAFF
TEACHERS IN ESTABLISHMENTS FOR
FURTHER 6 HIGHER EDUC
TEACHERSNEC
TEACHERS NEC
VOCATIONAL 6 INDUSTRIAL TRAINERSEDUCATION
p
VOCATIONAL 6 INDUSTRIAL TRAINERS
EDUCATION OFFICERS, SCHOOL INSPECTORS
SOCIAL 6 BEHAVIOURAL SCIENTISTS
WELFARE WORKERS
MATRONS, HOUSEPARENTS
P W G R O U P LEADERS
WELFARE OCCUPATIONS NEC
CLERGY. MINISTERS OF RELIGION
CLERGY. MINISTERS OF RELIGION
p
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
DENTAL PRACTITIONERS
NURSE ADMINISTRATORS. NURSES
NURSE ADMINISTRATORS. NURSES
MIDWIVES SEE PAGE 22
PHARMACISTS.RADIOGRAPHERS.THERAPISTSNEC
PHARMACISTS
MEDICAL RADIOGRAPHERS
OPHTHALMIC 6 DISPENSING OPTICIANS
PHYSIOTHERAPISTS
CHIROPODISTS
THERAPISTS NEC
p
WELFARE 6 HEALTH
MEDICAL TECHNICIANS,DENTAL AUXILIARIES
VETERINARIANS
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS (NOT HGV)
18
(CONTO )
18 4
PROF 6 RELATED IN EDUCATION WELFARE 6 HEALTH
63
ORDER Ill
19
0
20
20 1
ARTISTS.DESIGNERS.WlNWW DRESSERS
ARTISTS.COMMERCIAL ARTISTS
20 2
INDUSTRIAL DESIGNERS (NOT CLOTHING)
20 3
CLOTHING DESIGNERS
20 4
WINDOW DRESSERS
21
21 1
ACT0RS.MUSICIANS.ENTERTAlNERS ETC
ACT0RS.ENTERTAINERS ETC
21 2
MUSICIANS
60
22
22 1
PHOTOGRAPHERS,CAMERAMEN,SOUND 6 VISION OP
PHOTOGRAPHERSCAMERAMEN
61
22 2
SOUND 6 VISION EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
62
23
23 1
ALL OTHER LITERARY,ARTISTIC 6 SPORTS
PROF SPORTSMEN.SPORTS OFFICIALS
63
23 2
LITERARY.ARTISTIC 6 SPORTS NEC
64
24
24 1
SCIENTISTS,PHYSICISTS,MATHEMATICUNS
BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS.BIOCHEMISTS
66
24 2
CHEMICAL SCIENTISTS
24 3
PHYSICAL 6 GEOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS ETC
ORDER lV
CIVIL,STRUCTURAL,MUNICIPAL, ETC ENG
CIVIL,STRUCTURAL.MUNICIPAL, ETC ENG
68
26
26 1
MECHANICAL 6 AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS
MECHANICAL 6 AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS
68
26 2
DESIGN 6 DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERS
(MECHANICAL)
27
27 1
ELECTRICAL 6 ELECTRONIC ENG
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
26
0
27 2
28
28 1
ENGINEERS 6 TECHNOLOGISTS NEC
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
28 2
PRODUCTION ENGINEERS
28 3
PLANNING 6 QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEERS
28 4
ENGINEERS NEC
28 5
METALLURGISTS
28 6
TECHNOLOGISTS NEC
DRAUGHTSMEN
DRAUGHTSMEN
LABORATORY 6 ENGINEERING TECH.
LABORATORY TECHNICIANS
ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN1
TECHNICIAN ENGINEERS
ARCHITECTS,TOWN PI+NNERS.~UANTITY,BUILDING
AND LAND SURVEYORS
ARCHITECTS.TOWN PLANNERS.
. -
'
QUANTITY SURVEYORS
BUILDINGJAND 6 MINING SURVEYORS
OFFICERS(SH1PS6 AIRCRAFTLAIR TRAFFIC
PLANNERS 6 CONTROLLERS
AIRCRAFT FLIGHT DECK OFFICERS
AIR TRAFFIC PLANNERS 6 CONTROLLERS
DECK ENG..RADIO OFFICERS ETC
PR_OFE_SSIONAL6 RELATED IN SCIENCE,
ENGLNE-ERING6 OTHER 1-ffilES
4 -_
SIM!l=AR FIELDS NEC
ARCHITECTURAL 6 TOWN PLANNING i ~ c n .
..
...
BUILDING 6 CIVIL ENGINEERINGTECH.
TECHNICAL 6 RELATED WORKERS NEC
ORDER V
MANAGERIAL
PRODUCTION,WORKS 6 MAINTENANCE MANAGERS.
WORKS FOREMEN
PRODUCTION.WORKS 6 MAINTENANCE MANAGERS.
SITE &OTHER MANAGERS.AGENTS 6 CLERKS OF
WORKS,GENERAL FOREMEN(BUILD1NG6 CIVIL ENG)
MANAGERS IN BUILDING 6 CONTRACTING
92
CLERKS OF WORKS
93
MANAGERS IN TRANSPORT,WAREHOUSING.PUBLIC
UTILITIES 6 MINING
MANAGERS IN MINING 6 PUBLIC UTILITIES
94
TRANSPORTMANAGERS
96
STORES CONTROLLERS
96
MANAGERS IN WAREHOUSING 6 MATERIALS
HANDLING NEC
97
OFFICE MANAGERS
CREDIT CONTROLLER
OFFICE MANAGERS NEC
9s
MANAGERS IN WHOLESALE 5 RETAIL DISTR. GARAGE PROPRIETORS
BUTCHERS (MANAGERS 6 PROPRIETORS)
101
FISHMONGERS (MANAGERS 6 PROPRIETORS)
102
38
ICONTD
38 4
OTHER PROPRIETORS 6 MANAGERS (SALES)
103
39 1
MANAGERS OF HOTELS,CLUBS ETC AND IN
ENTERTAINMENT h SPORT
HOTEL 6 RESIDENTIAL CLUB MANAGERS
104
39 2
PUBLICANS
39 3
RESTAURATEURS
39 4
CLUE STEWARDS
39 5
ENTERTAINMENT 6 SPORTS MANAGERS
39
40
0
FARMERS,HORTICULTURISTS ETC
FARMERSJiORTICULTURISTS
ETC
109
41
0
OFFICERS, UK ARMED FORCES
OFFICERS. UK ARMED FORCES
110
42
OFFICERS FOREIGN h COMMONWEALTH
ARMED FORCES
OFFICERS FOREIGN 6 COMMONWEALTH
ARMED FORCES
111
43 1
SENIOR POLICE,PRISON 6 FlRE SERVICES
PRISON OFFICERS (CHIEF OFFICERS 6 ABOVE)
112
43 2
POLICE OFFICERS (INSPECTORS 6 ABOVE)
43 3
FlRE SERVICE OFFICERS
0
43
U
44 1
44 2
ALL OTHER MANAGERS
PROPRIETORS 6 MANAGERSSERVICE FLATS
HOLIDAY FLATS ETC
116
MANAGERS OF LAUNDRY 6 DRY CLEANING
RECEIVING SHOPS
116
44 3
HAIRDRESSING h BARBERS MANAGERS
44 4
MANAGERS NEC
ORDER VI
45
45 1
SUPERVISIONS OF CLERKS.CIVIL SERVICE
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
CIVIL SERVICE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
119
SUPERVISORS -STORES h DESPATCH CLERKS
120
SUPERVISORS -TRACERS DRAWING OFF ASSTS
121
SUPERVISORS -OTHER CLERKS 6 CASHIERS
(NOT RETAIL)
122
SUPERVISORS -RETAIL SHOP CASHIERS
CHECK OUT h CASH h WRAP OPR
CLERKS
STORES 6 DESPATCH CLERKS
124
TRACERS DRAWING OFFICE ASSTS
126
OTHER CLERKS h CASHIERS (NOT RETAIL)
126
RETAIL SHOP CASHIERS
RETAIL SHOP CASHIERS
127
SUPERVISORS OF TYPISTS,OFFICE MACHINE
0PERATORS.TELEPHONISTS ETC
SUPERVISORS - TYPISTS.SHORTHAND WRITERS ETC
SUPERVISORS -OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS
SUPERVISORS -TELEPHONE OPERATORS
SUPERVISORS -RADIO 6 TELEGRAPH OPR.
SECRETARIES,SHORTHAND TYPISTS ETC
RECEPTIONISTS
OFFICE_MACHINE OPERATORS
..
OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS
TELEPHONISTS,RqDlO6
-
TELEGRAPH=
TELEPHONIST RECEPTIONISTS
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
RADIO 6 TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
SUPERVISORS
OF POSTMEN,MAIL SORTERS E-TC
.
-. . .-.
SUPERVISORS - POSTMEN,MAIL SORTERS
SUPERVISORS - MESSENGERS
POSTMEN,MAlL SORTERS MESSENGERS
POSTMEN,MAIL SORTERS
MESSENGERS
ORDER VII
SALES SUPERVISORS
SUPERVISORS SHOP SALESMEN& ASSTS
-
SUPERVISORS -PETROL PUMP.
FORECOURT ATTENDANTS
SUPERVISORS - ROUNDSMEN.VANSALESMEN
SALESMEN,SUES ASSTS.,SHOP_ASSTS.,ET.C
SHOP SALESMEN 6 ASSISTANTS
SHELF FILLERS
PETROL PUMP,FORECOURT ATTENDANTS
ROUNDSMEN,
VAN SALESMEN
-
ROUNDSMEN. VAN SALESMEN
SALESREPRESENTATlVES&AGENTS
--
1MPORTERS.EXPORTERS COMMODITY BROKERS
MARKET & STREET TRADERS
* ASSTS
SCRAP DEALERS,GENERAL DEALERS
RAG & BONE MERCHANTS ETC
CREDIT AGENTS.COLLECTOR SALESMEN
SALESREPRESENTATIVES
-
57
(CONTD )
57 6
SALES REPRESENTATIVES (PROPERTY h
SERVICES).OTHER AGENTS
ORDER Vlll
68
0
N C O S h OTHER RANKS UK ARMED FORCES
NCWS h OTHER RANKS UK ARMED FORCES
69
NCO S h OTHER RANKS FOREIGN h
COMMONWEALTH ARMED FORCES
N C O S h OTHER RANKS FOREIGN h
COMMONWEALTH ARMED FORCES
0
60 1
SUPERVISORS(P0LICE SERGEANTS, FlRE FIGHTING ETC)
POLICE SERGEANTS
60 2
FlRE SERVICE SUPERVISORS
60 3
PRISON SERVICE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS
60 4
SUPERVISORS -SECURITY GUARDS.PATROLMEN ETC
60 5
SUPERVISORS -TRAFFIC WARDENS
60 6
SUPERVISORS -SECURITY h PROTECTIVE
SERVICE WORKERS NEC
61
61 1
POLICEMEN.FIREMEN ETC(BEL0W SERGEANT)
POLICEMEN (BELOW SERGEANT)
61 2
FIREMEN
61 3
PRISON OFFICERS (BELOW PRINCIPAL OFFICER
60
62
62 1
OTHER SECURITY h PROTECTIVE SERVICES
SECURITY GUARDS.PATROLMEN ETC
62 2
TRAFFIC WARDENS
62 3
SECURITY h PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS NEC
ORDER lX
63
63 1
CATERING SUPERVISORS
SUPERVISORS CHEFS,COOKS
63 2
SUPERVISORS - WAITERS.WAITRESSES
63 3
SUPERVISORS -BARMEN, BARMAIDS
63 4
SUPERVISORS -COUNTER HANDS. ASSISTANTS
64
0
66
65 1
65 2
66
66 1
CHEFS, COOKS
CHEFS, COOKS
WAITERS AND BAR STAFF
WAITERS. WAITRESSES
BARMEN. BARMAIDS
COUNTER HANDS,KITCHEN PORTERS ETC
COUNTER HANDS. ASSISTANTS
€62
KITCHEN PORTERS, HANDS
67
67 1
SUPERVISORS -HOUSEKEEPING h RELATED
HOUSEKEEPERS(NON~0MESTICS)
67
(CONTD.)
67 2
SUPERVISORS -OTHER DOMESTIC. SCHOOL HELPERS
SUPERVISORS -TRAVEL STEWARDSSATTENDANTS
SUPERVISORS -HOSPITAL PORTERS
SUPERVISORS -HOTEL PORTERS
SUPERVISORS - HOSPITAL, WARD ORDERLIES
SUPERVISORS AMBULANCEMEN
DOMESTIC STAFF 6 SCHOOL HELPERS
DOMESTIC HOUSEKEEPERS
NURSERYNURSES
OTHER DOMESTIC 6 SHOOL HELPERS
TRAVEL STEWARDS,ATTENDANTS EC
TRAVEL STEWARDS 6 ATTENDANTS
...
HOSPITAL PORTERS
HOTEL PORTERS
AMBULANCEMEN,HOSPITAL ORDERLIES
AMBULPlNCEMEN
HOSPITAL, WARD ORDERLIES
SUPERVISORS,FOREME.N CARETAKING ETC
SUPERVISORS -CARETAKERS
-
SUPERVISORS CLEANERS.WINDOW CLEANERS
-
SUPERVISORS RAILWAY STATIONMEN
SUPERVISORS -LIFT. CAR PARK ATTENDANTS
CARETAKERS,ROAD SWEEPERS ETC
CARETAKERS
CLEANERS. WINDOW CLEANERS
HAIRDRESSING SUPERVISORS
HAIRDRESSING SUPERVISORS
HAIRDRESSERS, W E R S
HAIRDRESSERS. BARBERS
ALL OTHER IN CATERINGFLEANING ETC
RAILWAY STATIONMEN
LIFT 6 CAR PARK ATTENDANTS
LAUNDERERS. DRY CLEANERS. PRESSERS
UNDERTAKERS
BOOKMAKERS. BETTING SHOP MANAGERS
SERVICE WORKERS NEC
-
FOREMEN FARMING,HORTICULTURE ETC
FARMFOREMEN
HORTICULTURAL FOREMEN
FOREMENGARDENERShGROUNDSMEN
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY FOREMEN
FORESTRY FOREMEN
OTHER FOREMEN IN FARMING 6 RELATED
FARM WORKERS
FARM WORKERS
HORTICULTURAL WORKERS,GARDENERS ETC
HORTICULTURAL WORKERS
GARDENERS.GROUNDSMEN
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY DRIVERS ETC
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY DRIVERS ETC
FORESTRY WORKERS
FORESTRY WORKERS
SUPERVISORS.MATES -FISHING
SUPERVISORS.MATES -FISHING
FISHERMEN
FISHERMEN
ALL OTHER IN FARMING h RELATED
ALL OTHER IN FARMING h RELATED
ORDER XI
-
FOREMEN TANNERY,LEATHER ETC
FOREMEN -TANNERY PRODUCTION WORKERS
FOREMEN -SHOE REPAIRERS
FOREMEN -LEATHER CUTTERS. SEWERS.
FOOTWEAR LASTERS
FOREMEN -OTHER MAKING h REPAIRING.LEATHER
TANNERY,LEATHER ETC
TANNERY PRODUCTION WORKERS
SHOE REPAIRERS
LEATHER CUTTERS. SEWERS.
FOOTWEAR LASTERS ETC
FOREMEN -TEXTILE PROCESSING
FOREMEN -PREPARATORY FIBRE. PROCESSORS
FOREMEN -SPINNERS, DOUBLERS ETC
FOREMEN -WINDERS, REELERS ETC
FOREMEN -WARP PREPARERS
FOREMEN -WEAVERS
221
222
86
(CONTD.)
FOREMEN -KNITTERS
FOREMEN -BLEACHERS, DYERS, FINISHERS
-
FOREMEN MENDERS. DARNERS
FOREMEN -OTHER MATERIAL PROCESSING TEXTILES
TEXTILE WORKERS
PREPARATORY FIBRE PROCESSORS
SPINNERS, DOUBLERS, TWISTERS
WINDERS. REELERS
WARP PREPARERS
WEAVERS
KNITTERS
BLEACHERS. DYERS. FINISHERS
MENDERS. DARNERS
FOREMEN -CHEMICAL PROCESSING
FOREMEN -CHEMICAL PROCESSING
CHEMICAL,GAS ETC PROCESS,PLANT OPR.
CHEMICAL.GAS ETC PROCESS,PLANT OPR.
-
FOREMEN FWD,DRINK PROCESSING
FOREMEN -BAKERS, FLOUR,CONFECTIONERS
FOREMEN - FISHMONGERS.POULTRY DRESSERS
FOREMEN BUTCHERS,MEAT CUTTERS'
-
FOREMEN BREWERY. VINERY.
PROCESS WORKERS
FOREMEN-OTHER MATERIAL PROCESSING.
BAKERY. CONFECTIONERY WORKERS
FOREMENOTHER MATERIAL PROCESSING,
F W D 6 DRINK NEC
BAKERS,FLOUR CONFECTIONERS'
BAKERS.FLOUR CONFECTIONERS
BUTCHERS
BUTCHERS. MEAT CUTTERS
FISHMONGERS. POULTRY DRESSERS
-
FOREMEN PAPERTBOARDMAKING ETC
FOREMEN -PAPER, PAPERBOARD,
LEATHERBOARDWORKERS
FOREMEN -BOOKBINDERS, FINISHERS
FOREMEN -CUTTING ETC.
MACHINE OPS (PAPER 6 PAPER PRODUCTS)
FOREMEN -OTHER MATERIAL PROCESSING.
WOOD 6 PAPER
93
(CONTD )
93 5
94
94 1
FOREMEN -OTHER MAKING h REPAIRING.
PAPERGOODS h PRINTING
PAPER,BOARD,PAPER PRODUCT MAKERS ETC
PAPER. PAPERBOAR0,LEATHERBOARD WORKERS
94 2
BOOKBINDERS h FINISHERS
94 3
CUTTING h SLITTING MACHINE OPS.
(PAPER h PAPER PRODUCTS)
96
95 1
FOREMEN GLASS,CERAMICS,RUBBER ETC
FOREMEN -GLASS. CERAMIC FURNACEMEN
-
FOREMEN -GLASS FORMERS. SHAPERS ETC
FOREMEN -CASTERS. OTHER POTTERY
POTTERY MAKERS
FOREMEN -RUBBER PROCESS
MOULDING MACHINE OPS
FOREMEN -CALENDAR EXTRUDING MACH
OPERATORS, MOULDERS (PIASTIC)
FOREMEN -MAN-MADE FIBRES MAKERS
FOREMEN -WASHERS. SCREENERS ETC
IN MINES QUARRIES
96
96 1
FOREMEN -OTHER MAKING h REPAIRING
GLASS h CERAMICS
-
FOREMEN -OTHER MAKING h REPAIRING
RUBBER
-
FOREMEN -OTHER MAKING h REPAIRING
PLASTICS
-
S U S S h CERAMICS FURNACEMEN,WORKERS
GLASSCERAMICS FURNACEMEN.KILNSETTERS
GLASS FORMERS,SHAPERS.FINISHERS ETC
CASTERS,OTHER POTTERY WORKERS
RUBBER h PLASTIC WORKERS
RUBBER PROCESS WORKERS.
MOULDING MACHINE OPS.TYRE BUILDERS
CALENDER.EXTRUDING MACHINE 0PS.MOULDERS
ALL OTHER IN PROCESSING MATERIALS
.(OTHER THAN METAL)
MAN-MADE FIBRE MAKERS
BREWERY h VINERY PROCESS WORKERS
WASHERS,SCREENERS ETC IN MINES QUARRIES
OTHER MATERIALS PROCESSING -TEXTILES
OTHER MATERIALS PRDCESSINGBAKERY ETC WORKERS
OTHER MATERIALS PROCESSING-TOBACCO
98
(CONTD )
OTHER MATERIALS PROCESSINGF W D & DRINK NEC
OTHER MATERIALS PROCESSINGWOOD & PAPER
OTHER MATERIALS PROCESSINGOTHER (EXCL METAL) NEC
FOREMEN -PRINTING
FOREMEN -COMPOSITORS
-
FOREMEN ELECTROTYPERS,STREOTYPERS
FOREMEN -PRINTING MACHINE MlNDERSlASSTS
-
FOREMEN SCREEN,BLOCK PRINTERS
FOREMEN -PRINTERS (SO DESCRIBED)
1
COMPOSITORS
ELECTR0TYPERS.STREOTYPERS
PRINTING MACHINE MINDERS ASSTS
SCREEN & BLOCK PRINTERS
PRINTERS (SO DESCRIBED)
FOREMEN -TEXTILE MATERIALSWORKING
FOREMEN TAILORS,DRESSMSKERS ETC
-
FOREMEN -CLOTHING CUlTERS,MILLINERS ETC
FOREMEN -SEWERS EMBROIDERERS
FOREMEN -COACH TRIMMERS.UPH0LSTERERS ETC
FOREMEN -CARPET FITTERS
FOREMEN -OTHER MAKING.REPAIRING.
-CLOTHING & RELATED
TAILORS, DRESSMAKERS ETC
TAILORS,DRESSMAKERS
CLOTHING CUTTERS,MILLINERS ETC
SEWERS.EMBROIDERERS
COACH TRIMMERS,UPHOLSTERERS ETC
COACH TRIMMERS,UPHOLSTERERS ETC
FOREMEN -WOODWORKING
FOREMEN CARPENTERS,JOINERS
-
FOREMEN -CABINET MAKERS
FOREMEN -CASE a BOX MAKERS
FOREMEN -PATTERN MAKERS (MOULDS)
-
FOREMEN SAWYERSFVENEERCUTTERS
FOREMEN -OTHER MAKING & REPAIRING,WOOD
..
105
105 1
WWDWORKERS,PATTERN MAKERS
CARPENTERS.JOINERS
105 2
CABINET MAKERS
105 3
CASE 6 BOX MAKERS
105 4
PAITERN MAKERS (MOULDS)
106
0
SAWYERS,VENEER CUTTERS ETC
SAWYERS.VENEER CUTTERS ETC
107
107 1
ALL OTHER IN MAKING h REPAlRlNG (EXCL )
METAL AND ELECTRICAL
LABOURERS.MATES TO WOODWORKING CRAFTSMEN
107 2
DENTAL TECHNICIANS
107 3
CARPET FITTERS
107 4
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS PIANO TUNERS
107 5
OTHER MAKING h REPAIRING -GLASS h CERAMICS
107 6
OTHER MAKING 6 REPAIRING -WOOD
107 7
OTHER MAKING 6 REPAIRING -LEATHER
107 8
OTHER MAKING h REPAIRING -CLOTHING
h RELATED PRODUCTS
107 9
OTHER MAKING h REPAIRING
PAPERGWDS.PRINTING
107 10
OTHER MAKING h REPAIRING -RUBBER
107 11
OTHER MAKING h REPAIRING -PLASTICS
107 12
OTHER MAKING h REPAIRING -OTHER
(EXCL METAL h ELECTRICAL)
-
ORDER XI1
108
108 1
-
FOREMEN METAL MAKING 6 TREATING
FOREMEN -FURNACE OPERATING OCCS (METAL)
-
FOREMEN ROLLERMEN
FOREMEN -SMITHS FORGEMEN
-
FOREMEN METAL DRAWERS
FOREMEN -MOULDERS COREMAKERS ETC
-
FOREMEN ELECTROTPLATERS
FOREMEN - GALVANIZERS.TIN PLATERS
FOREMEN - METAL MAKING,TRAETING,
FOREMEN ANNEALERS.HARDENERS ETC
WORKERS NEC'
FURNACEMEN (METAL),ROLLERMEN ETC
FURNACE OPERATING OCCS (METAL)
ROLLERMEN
SMITHS FORGEMEN
METAL DRAWERS,MOULDERS,DIE CASTERS ETC
METAL DRAWERS
MOULDERS,COREMAKERS ETC
ELECTROPLATERS
ANNEALERS HARDENERS ETC (METAL)
FOREMEN - ENFNEERING MACHINING
FOREMEN - P R E S S MAEH)NETOOLSETTERS
~
FOREMEN -CENTRE LATHE TURNERS
FOREMEN - MACHINE TOOLSETTER OPS
FOREMEN - MACHINE TOOL OPERATORS
FOREMEN -PRESS STAMPING h AUTOMATIC
MACHINE OPS
FOREMEN- METAL POLISHERS
-
FOREMEN FETTLERS,DRESSERS
FOREMEN -SHOT BLASTERS
PRESS b MACHINE TOOL SETTER OPS ETC
PRESS h MACHINE TOOLSETTERS
CENTRE LATHE TURNERS
MACHINE TOOLSETTER OPERATORS
MACHINE TOOL OPERATORS
MACHINE ATTENDANTS,MINDERS,PRESS 6
~TAMP~NG
MAC~INEOPS EE
PRESS STAMPING h AUTOMATIC MACHINE OPS
METAL WLISHERS
FETTLERS DRESSERS
FOREMEN -PRODUCTION FITTING (METAL1
FOREMEN -TOOLMAKERS
TOOL FITTERS ETC
FOREMEN -PRECISION INSTRUMENT
MAKERS h REPAIRERS
FOREMEN -WATCH h CHRONOMETER MAKERS
6 REPAIRERS
FOREMEN - METAL WORKING PRODUCTION
FITTERS ETC
FOREMEN -MOTOR MECHANICS
AUTO ENGINEERS
FOREMEN -MAINTENANCE FITTERS
(AIRCRAFT ENGINES)
FOREMEN -OFFICE MACHINERY MECHANICS
TOOLMAKERS,TOOL FITTERS
TOOLMAKERS,TOOL FllTERS
.
-
116
116 1
116 2
117
0
118
118 1
INSTRUMENT 6, WATCH 6 CLOCK MAKERS ETC
PRECISION INSTRUMENT MAKERS h
REPAIRERS
WATCH h CHRONOMETER MAKERS 6
REPAIRERS
METAL WORKING PRODUCTION FITTERS ETC
METAL WORKING PRODUCTION FITTERS ETC
MOTOR VEHICLE 6 AIRCRPIFT MECHANICS
MOTOR MECHANICS.AUT0 ENGS
MAINTENANCE FITTERS
OFFICE MACHINERY MECHANICS
OFFICE MACHINERY MECHANICS
FOREMEN -PROD FITTING,WIRING(ELEC )
FOREMEN -PRODUCTION FITTERS
(ELECTRICAL.ELECTR0NIC)
-
FOREMEN ELECTRlClANSlELECTRlCAL
MAINTENANCE FITTERS
FOREMEN -PLANT 0PERPITORS.ATTENDANTS
FOREMEN -TELEPHONE FITTERS
FOREMEN -CABLE JOINTERS,LINESMEN
-
FOREMEN RADI0.N MECHANICS
FOREMEN -OTHER ELECTRONIC
MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS
PROD FITTERS,ELECTRICIANS,ELECPOWER
PLANT OPS ETC
PRODUCTION FITTERS (ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC)
ELECTRICIANS.ELECTRICAL
MAINTENANCE FITTERS
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS (SO DESCRIBED)
TELEPHONE FITTERS,CABLE JOINTERS.LINESMEN
TELEPHONE FITTERS
CABLE J0INTERS.LINESMEN
RADI0,N h OTHER ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE
FITTERS h MECHANICS
RADI0.N MECHANICS
OTHER ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE ENGS
FOREMEN -METAL WORKING,PIPES,SHEETS ETC
FOREMEN PLUMBERS.HEATING.
VENTILATING .GAS FITTERS
-
FOREMEN -SHEET METAL WORKERS
-
FOREMEN METAL PLATE WORKERS
SHIPWRIGHTS.RIVETERS
FOREMEN -STEEL ERECTORS.BENDERS,FIXERS
-
FOREMEN SCAFFOLDERS.STAGERS
124
(CONTD.)
124.6
FOREMEN -WELDERS
FOREMEN -RIGGERS
PLUMBERS,HEATING 6 VENTILATING FITSETC
--
.. .
.-
398
PLUMBERS.HEATING 6 VENTILATING FITSETC
SHEET METAL WORKERS,PERS
SHEET METAL WORKERS
E T C ,
.-
..
METAL PLATE WORKERSSHIPWRIGHT RIVETERS
400
STEEL ERECTORS.SCAFFOLDERS,STEEL BENDERS ETC
STEEL ERECT0RS.BENDERS.FIXERS
401
WELDERS
WELDERS
FOREMEN -OTHER PROCJSSING,MAK!NGL
REPAIRING
(METAL 6 ELECTRICAL)
FOREMEN GOLDSMITHSISILVERSMITHS ETC
-
404
FOREMEN ENGRAVERSIETCHERS(PRINTING)
-
406
FOREMEN -COACH 6 VEHICLE BODYlBUlLDERS
406
-
FOREMEN 0ILERS.GREASERS.LUBRlCATORS
407
FOREMEN -ELECTRONICS WIREMEN
408
FOREMEN -COIL WINDERS
409
ELDSMITHS,SILVERSMITHS ETC
G0LDSMITHS.SILVERSMITHS ETC
- --
ENGRAVERSETCHERS (PRINTING)
ALL OTHER IN PROCESSING,MAKING,REPAlRlNG
jMETAL 6 ELECTRICAL)
412 COACH 6 VEHICLE BODY BUILDERS
GALVANIZERSITIN PLATERS ETC
METAL MAKING 6 TREATING WORKERS NEC
0ILERS.GREASERS.LUBRlCATORS
RIGGERS
ELECTRONK; WIREMEN
COIL WINDERS
SHOT BLASTERS
OTHER METAL,JEWELLERY.ELECTRlCAL
PRODUCTION WORKERS
FOREMEN 6 TRAINEE CRAFTSMEN 1ENG.h ALLIED TRAMS)
FOREMEN (ENGINEERING 6 ALLIED TRADES)
TRAINEE CRAFTSMEN1
(ENGINEERING 6 ALLIED TRADES)
ORDER Xlll
FOREMEN -PAINTING 6 SIMILAR COATING
FOREMEN POlTERY DECORATORS
-
FOREMEN -COACH PAINTERS I
(SO DESCRIBED)
FOREMEM -OTHER SPRAY PAINTERS
FOREMEN -PAINTERS 6 DECORATORS NEC
FRENCH POLISHERS
PAINTERS,DECORATORS,FRENCH POLISHERS
POlTERY DECORATORS
COACH PAINTERS
OTHER SPRAY PAINTERS
PAINTERS 6 OECORATORS NEC
FRENCH POLISHERS
FOREMEN -PRODUCT ASSEMBLING(REPETITIVE)
FOREMEN ASSEMBLERS ELECTRICAUELECTRONIC
FOREMEN ASSEMBLERS - INSTRUMENTS
FOREMEN ASSEMBLERS -VEHICLES METAL GOODS
FOREMEN ASSEMBLERS -PAPER PROD I
PRINTING PROCESSING
-
FOREMEN ASSEMBLERS PLPlSTlC GOODS
REPETITIVE ASSEMBLERS(METAL 6 ELEC GOODS)
ASSEMBLERS (ELECTRICAUELECTRONIC)
INSTRUMENT ASSEMBLERS
ASSEMBLERS (VEHICLES h OTHERMETAL GOODS)
FOREMEN -PRODUCT INSPECTION 6 PACKAGING
FOREMEN INSPECTORS.VIEWERS ETC.
METAU ELECTRICAL GOODS
FOREMEN INSPECTORS,VIEWERS ETC -TEXTILES
FOREMEN INSPECTORS.VIEWERS ETC -FOOD
FOREMEN INSPECT0RS.VIEWERS ETC
RUBBER GOODS
-
FOREMEN 1NSPECTORS.VIEWERS ETC
PLASTIC GOODS
-
FOREMEN INSPECTORS,VIEWERS ETC
WOODWORK
-
-
FOREMEN PACKERS,BOTTLERS ETC
FOREMEN -LABORATORY ASSISTANTS
-
FOREMEN 1NSPECTORS.SORTERS
IN PAPER PRODUCTION
FOREMEN -WEIGHERS
-
FOREMEN GRAOERSSORTERS
SELECTORS NEC
lNSPECTORS,VlEWERS,TESTERS,PACKERS ETC
INSPECTORS,VIEWERS -(METAL 6 ELEC.GOODS)
PACKERS,BOTTLERS.CANNERS ETC
ALL OTHER IN PAINTING.REPETITNE ASSE-MBLING.
PRODUCT INSPEC. PAC-QGING ETC
LABORATORY ASSISTANTS
INSPECT0RS.VIEWERS ETC -TEXTILES
INSPECTORSVIEWERSETC -FOOD
-
1NSPECTORS.VIEWERS ETC RUBBER GOODS
1NSPECTORS.VIEWERS ETC -PLASTIC GOODS
1NSPECTORS.VIEWERS ETC -WOODWORK
1NSPECTORS.SORTERS IN PAPER
PRODUCTION.PROCESSING 6 PRINTING
ASSEMBLERS IN PAPER PRODUCTION
PROCESSING 6 PRINTING
ASSEMBLERS (PLASTIC GOODS)
WEIGHERS
GWERS,SORTERS,SELECTORS NEC
PAINTING,ASSEMBLING 6 RELATED
ORDER XIV
FOREMEN -BUILDING &CIVIL ENG NEC
FOREMEN BRICKLAYERS.TILE SETTERS
FOREMEN - MASONSSTONE CUTTERS
FOREMEN -PLASTERERS
- HANGYi*iEN,G.NiwL
FOREMEN ROOFERS,GLAZIERS
BUILDING WORKERS
FOREMEN -RAILWAY LENGTHMEN
FOREMEN -ROAD SURFACERS,CONCRETERS
FOREMEN-ROADMEN
-
FOREMEN PAVIORS.KERB LAYERS
FOREMEN -SEWAGE PLANT ATTENDANTS
FOREMEN -MAINS 6 SERVICE LAYERS1
PIPE JOINTERS
FOREMEN -CONSTRUCTION WORKERS NEC
BUILDING 6 CONSTRUCTIONWORKERS
BRICKLAYERSJILE SETTERS
MASONS,STONE CUTTERS
PLASTERERS
140
(CONTD )
140 4
ROOFERS.GLP31ERS
140 5
HANDYMEN,GENERAL BUILDING WORKERS
140 6
BUILDERS (SO DESCRIBED)
141
141 1
CONCRETERS,ROAD SURFACERS,RAILWAY
LENGTHMEN
RAILWAY LENGTHMEN
141 2
ROAD SURFACERS,CONCRETERS
141 3
ROADMEN
141 4
PAVIORS,KERB U Y E R S
142
142 1
SEWAGE P U N T ATTENDANTS,SEWERMEN
jMAINTENANCE),MAINS h SERVICE U Y E R S ETC
SEWAGE P U N T ATENDANTS
486
142 2
MAINS h SERVICE UYERS.PIPE JOINTERS
487
143
143 1
CIVIL ENG LABOURERS,CRAFTSMEN'S MATES ETC
CRAFTSMEN S MATES
488
143 2
BUILDING 6 CIVIL ENGINEERING LABOURERS
489
-
1U
0
FOREMENIDEPUTIES COALMlNlNG
FOREMENtDEWTIES COALMlNlNG
490
146
FACE-TRAINED COALMlNlNG WORKERS
FACE-TRAINED COALMINING WORKERS
491
0
146
146 1
146 2
-
ALL OTHER IN CONSTRUCTION,MINING ETC
MINERS (NOT COAL),QUARRYMEN.
WELL DRILLERS
492
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS NEC
ORDER XV
-
147
0
FOREMEN SHIPS.LIGHTERS,OTHER VESSELS
FOREMEN SHIPS.LIGHTERS.OTHER VESSELS
494
148
DECK,ENGINE-ROOM HANDS,BARGEEMEN ETG
DECK,ENGINE-ROOM HANDS.BARGEEMEN ETC
495
0
149
149 1
FOREMEN -RAIL TRANSPORT OPERATING
FOREMEN -RAILWAY GUARDS
149 2
FOREMEN -SIGNALMEN 6 CROSSING.
KEEPERS RAILWAY
149 3
FOREMEN -SHUNTERS.POINTSMEN
498
149 4
OTHER FOREMEN RAIL TRANSPORT
499
150
150 1
RAIL TRANSPORT OPERATING STAFF
DRIVERS.MOTORMEN SECONDMEN
RAILWAY ENGINES
600
150 2
RAILWAY GUARDS
601
150 3
SIGNALMEN h CROSSING KEEPERS RAILWAY
602
150 4
SHUNTERS POINTSMEN
5Q3
FOREMEN -ROAD TRANSPORT OPERATING
BUS INSPECTORS
BUS INSPECTORS
FOREMEN -DRIVERS OF ROAD1
GOODS VEHICLES
OTHER FOREMEN.ROAD TRANSPORT
BUS.COACH,LORRY DRIVERS
BUS 6 COACH DRIVERS
DRIVERS OF ROAD GOODS VEHICLES
OTHER MOTOR DRIVERS
BUS CONOUCTORS,DRIVERS' MATESBUS CONDUCTORS
DRIVERS MATES
FOREMEN -CIVIL ENG PLANT OPERATING,
MATERIALS HANDLING ETC
FOREMEN - MECHANICAL PLANT DRIVERS.
OPERATORS (EARTH MOVING ETC)
FOREMEN -CRANE DRIVERSIOPERATORS
FOREMEN -FORK LIFT MECHANICAL
TRUCK DRIVERS
-
FOREMEN SLINGERS
MEC_HANlCALPLANT.FORK LIFT,ME_C_HANIC&TRUCK DRIVERS,CRANE DRNERS E s . - .
MECHANICAL PLANT DRIVERS
OPERATORS (EARTH MOVING ETC)
CRANE DRIVERSIOPERATORS
FORK LlFTlMECHANlCAL TRUCK DRIVERS
FOREMEN - MATERIALS MOVING 6 STORING
FOREMEN - STOREKEEPERSNAREHOUSEMEN
FOREMEN - STNEDORESIDOCKERS
FOREMEN -GOODS PORTERS
FOREMEN -REFUSE COLLECTOR,DUSTMEN
STOREKEEPER~~EVEWRE~WAREEHOUSE
ETC ... .
STOREKEEPERSNAREHOUSEMEN
STEVEDORES, DOCKERS
GOODS PORTERS
REFUSE COLLECTORSIDUSTMEN
ALL OTHER INTP/\NSPORTO~ERATING.MATER~LS
MOVING 6 STORING 6 RELATED NEC
SLINGERS
WORKERS IN TRANSPORT OPERATING
MATERIALS MOVING 6 STORING NEC
ORDER XVI
-
FOREMEN MISCELLANEOUS
FOREMEN-LABOURERS UNSKILLED
WORKERS NEC-TEXTILES(N0T TEXTILE GOODS)
FOREMEN-LABOURERS UNSKILLED
WORKERS NEC-CHEMICALS6 ALLIED TRADES
FOREMEN-LABOURERS UNSKILLED
WORKERS NEC-COKE OVENS GAS WORKERS
FOREMEN-LABOURERS UNSKILLED
WORKERS NEC-GLASS & CERAMICS NEC
FOREMENUBOURERS UNSKILLED
WORKERS NEC-FOUNDRIESIN ENG ETC
FOREMENUBOURERS UNSKILLED
WORKERS NEC-ENG 6 ALLIED TRADES
FOREMENLABOURERSUNSKILLED
WORKERS NEC-COALMINES
FOREMENUBOURERS UNSKILLED
WORKERS NEC-OTHER
FOREMENLABOURERSUNSKILLED
WORKERS NECSOILER OPERATORS
GENERAL LABOURERS
LABOURERS UNSKILLED WORKERS NEC
-TEXTILES(NOT TEXTILE GOODS)
LABOURERS UNSKILLED WORKERS NEC
CHEMICALS 6 ALLIED TRADES
LABOURERS UNSKILLED WORKERS NEC
COKE OVENS GAS WORKERS
LABOURERS UNSKILLED WORKERS NEC
GLASS 6 CERAMICS
LABOURERS UNSKILLED WORKERS NEC
-FOUNDRIES IN ENG 6 ALLIED TRADES
LABOURERS UNSKILLED WORKERS NEC
-ENG 6 ALLIED TRADES
LABOURERS UNSKILLED WORKERS NEC
COALMINES
LABOURERS UNSKILLED WORKERS NEC
-OTHER
ALL OTHER IN MISCELLANEOUS OCC NEC
BOILERS OPERATORS
ALL OTHER IN MISCELLANEOUS OCC NEC
SEE PAGE 16
ORDER XVll
163 1
1
INADEQUATELY DESCRIBEDOCCUPATIONS
163 2
2
OCCUPATIONS NOT STATED
MIDWIVES, SEE PAGE 2
NOT APPLICABLE
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