National Census of Housing and Population 2012 - IPUMS Subset
Bolivia, 2012
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BOL_2012_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS
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National Institute of Statistics, Ministry of Planning and Coordination, Republic of Bolivia, IPUMS
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Occupation (5 digit) (BO2012A_OCC3)
Data file: BOL2012_PHC-P-H.dat
Overview
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
294
End:
298
Width:
5
Range:
-
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
<span class="h3">F3. Only for people at least 7 years old</span></p>
<p>42. What was your principal occupation, job, or trade in the last week? ____</p>
<div class="i1">(For example, write: mine driller, auto mechanic, grocer, primary school teacher, call-shop operator, etc.)</div>
<p>42. What was your principal occupation, job, or trade in the last week? ____</p>
<div class="i1">(For example, write: mine driller, auto mechanic, grocer, primary school teacher, call-shop operator, etc.)</div>
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 01000 | Commissioned armed forces officers |
| 03099 | Other armed forces members not elsewhere classified |
| 09999 | Armed forces, not specified |
| 10000 | Managers of government bodies and companies |
| 11100 | Members of executive, legislative, judicial and electoral bodies; chief executives; other government and business managerial staff and related professionals |
| 11103 | Members of the judicial branch (supreme court judges) |
| 11105 | Senior public administration staff (director generals, regional directors) |
| 11107 | Senior municipal government staff |
| 11110 | Leaders, business owner and workers organizations |
| 11199 | Legislators and senior officials, not elsewhere classified |
| 11200 | Company chief executives and managing directors |
| 11203 | Chief executives or managing directors of manufacturing companies |
| 11211 | Chief executives or managing directors of financial and insurance companies |
| 11299 | Other chief executives or managing directors of companies or organizations not elsewhere classified |
| 12100 | Division directors, managers or heads |
| 12101 | Finance, accounting, budget and administration managers or heads |
| 12102 | Staff, human resources and labor relations managers or heads |
| 12104 | Sales and marketing managers or heads |
| 12107 | Warehouse, inventory, and distribution managers or heads |
| 12111 | Quality control managers or heads |
| 12199 | Other managers or heads not elsewhere classified |
| 13101 | Crop managers or administrators |
| 13102 | Livestock managers or administrators |
| 13199 | Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, not elsewhere classified |
| 13201 | Manufacturing managers or administrators |
| 13202 | Mining managers or administrators |
| 13203 | Construction managers or administrators |
| 13300 | Telephony, internet, and other telecommunications managers or administrators |
| 13401 | Children, young people, and adult social assistance managers or administrators |
| 13402 | Health services managers or administrators |
| 13403 | Education managers or administrators |
| 13404 | Financial and insurance services managers or administrators |
| 13499 | Professional services managers or administrators not elsewhere classified |
| 14000 | Hospitality, retail, and other services managers or administrators for small and medium-sized companies |
| 14101 | Hotel managers or administrators |
| 14102 | Restaurant managersor administrators (restaurants, boarding houses, bars) |
| 14200 | Retail and wholesale managers or administrators |
| 14300 | Other services managers or administrators |
| 14301 | Automotive and motorcycle repair managers or administrators |
| 14305 | Real estate, business, and rental services managers or administrators |
| 14306 | Sports, recreation, and cultural organization managers or administrators |
| 14307 | Transport managers or administrators |
| 14308 | Personal care, cleaning, and related services managers or administrators (beauty salon, cleaning company) |
| 14399 | Other service managers or administrators not elsewhere classified |
| 19999 | Managers, not elsewhere classified |
| 20000 | Scientific and intellectual professionals |
| 21000 | Science and engineering professionals (pure, natural, and geological scientists, architects, engineers) |
| 21103 | Chemists |
| 21199 | Physical and earth science professionals, not elsewhere classified |
| 21301 | Biologists, botanists, zoologists, entomologists, ornithologists, and related professionals |
| 21302 | Biochemists and related professionals |
| 21303 | Agronomists |
| 21304 | Environmental professionals |
| 21400 | Engineers and related professionals |
| 21401 | Civil engineers |
| 21402 | Electrical engineers |
| 21403 | Electronics engineers |
| 21404 | Mechanical engineers |
| 21405 | Chemical engineers |
| 21406 | Mining engineers, petroleum engineers, and related professionals |
| 21499 | Other engineers and related professionals not elsewhere classified |
| 21501 | Architects and related professionals |
| 21503 | Graphic and multimedia designers |
| 21599 | Architects and related professionals, not elsewhere classified |
| 22000 | Health professionals |
| 22101 | Generalist and specialist medical practitioners |
| 22199 | Medical doctors, not elsewhere classified |
| 22201 | Nursing professionals |
| 22400 | Veterinarians (veterinary medicine) |
| 22501 | Odontologists and dentists |
| 22502 | Pharmacists (pharmacy manager) |
| 22503 | Physiotherapists |
| 22504 | Nutritionists and dietitians |
| 22599 | Other health professionals, not elsewhere classified |
| 23000 | Teaching professionals |
| 23100 | University and higher education teachers |
| 23101 | University and related teachers |
| 23102 | Non-university and certificate program teachers (teaching colleges) |
| 23200 | Vocational education teachers |
| 23300 | Secondary education teachers |
| 23400 | Primary school and early education teachers |
| 23401 | Primary school teachers (primary school) |
| 23402 | Early childhood educators (pre-k, kindergarten) |
| 23501 | Education methods specialists |
| 23502 | Education inspectors |
| 23503 | Special needs teachers |
| 23504 | Language teachers outside the education system |
| 23505 | Music teachers outside the education system |
| 23507 | Voice, dance, and other arts teachers |
| 23508 | Information technology trainers (computing, etc.) |
| 23510 | Gymnastics, martial arts, yoga teachers or trainers, etc. |
| 23599 | Other teachers, instructors, and trainers not elsewhere classified |
| 24100 | Finance professionals |
| 24101 | Auditors (public accounting) |
| 24102 | Accountants |
| 24199 | Other financial and related professionals not elsewhere classified |
| 24200 | Administration professionals |
| 24301 | Advertising and marketing professionals |
| 24302 | Public relations professionals |
| 24399 | Sales, marketing and public relations professionals, not elsewhere classified |
| 25101 | Systems analysts |
| 25102 | Software developers |
| 25199 | Software and applications developers and analysts, not elsewhere classified |
| 25200 | Database and network professionals |
| 26101 | Lawyers |
| 26103 | Judges |
| 26199 | Other legal professionals not elsewhere classified |
| 26204 | Psychologists |
| 26208 | Translators |
| 26299 | Humanities professionals, not elsewhere classified |
| 26301 | Economists |
| 26305 | Social workers |
| 26306 | Communications professionals (journalists) |
| 26307 | Religious professionals |
| 26399 | Social and religious professionals, not elsewhere classified |
| 26400 | Writers |
| 26500 | Creative and performing artists |
| 26501 | Visual artists (sculptors, painters, cartoonists, and related professionals) |
| 26509 | Film, stage, and related actors |
| 26510 | Radio, television, and other media presenters |
| 26599 | Other creative and performing artists not elsewhere classified |
| 29999 | Professionals, not elsewhere classified |
| 30000 | Technicians and associate professionals |
| 31100 | Physics, chemistry, geology, engineering and related technicians and associate professionals |
| 31103 | Chemistry technicians |
| 31106 | Civil engineering technicians (contractor, topographer, builder) |
| 31107 | Electrical engineering technicians |
| 31108 | Electronics engineering technicians |
| 31109 | Mechanical engineering technicians |
| 31111 | Mining, petroleum, and metallurgical technicians |
| 31112 | Draughtspeople and drafting technicians |
| 31113 | Sound engineering technicians |
| 31199 | Other engineering technicians not elsewhere classified |
| 31200 | Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors |
| 31201 | Mining supervisors (safety inspector) |
| 31202 | Manufacturing supervisors (quality control supervisors) |
| 31203 | Construction supervisors (construction inspector) |
| 31303 | Water treatment plant and related operators |
| 31305 | Petroleum and natural gas refining plant operators |
| 31399 | Process control technicians, not elsewhere classified |
| 31402 | Agriculture technicians (agricultural developer) |
| 31403 | Forestry technicians |
| 31499 | Other life sciences technicians (biology, agronomy, animal science) not elsewhere classified |
| 31503 | Aircraft pilots and related technicians |
| 31599 | Other ship and aircraft technicians not elsewhere classified |
| 32000 | Health associate professionals |
| 32101 | Medical imaging and therapeutic equipment technicians (radiologists) |
| 32102 | Medical laboratory technician |
| 32103 | Medical and dental prosthetic technicians (denturists) |
| 32104 | Pharmaceutical technicians and assistants |
| 32200 | Nursing and midwifery associate professionals |
| 32300 | Traditional and alternative medicine associate professionals |
| 32400 | Veterinary technicians and assistants |
| 32501 | Dental assistants |
| 32503 | Community health workers (community health promoters, vaccinators) |
| 32504 | Optometry and optical technicians |
| 32505 | Physiotherapy technicians and assistants |
| 32506 | Medical assistants |
| 32507 | Environmental and occupational health inspectors and related associate professionals |
| 32508 | Biochemistry and pharmacy technicians |
| 32510 | Dietitian and nutrition technicians |
| 32511 | Vector and sprayer technicians |
| 32599 | Other health technicians not elsewhere classified |
| 33000 | Financial and administrative associate professionals |
| 33100 | Financial and mathematical associate professionals |
| 33102 | Credit and loan officers |
| 33104 | Statistical, mathematical, and related associate professionals |
| 33199 | Financial and mathematical associate professionals, not elsewhere classified |
| 33200 | Sales agents and brokers |
| 33201 | Insurance agents |
| 33202 | Commercial sales representatives and technicians (medical representative, salespeople, etc.) |
| 33203 | Buyers |
| 33299 | Other business services agents not elsewhere classified |
| 33301 | Clearing and forwarding agents |
| 33302 | Conference and event organizers |
| 33303 | Employment agents and contractors |
| 33304 | Real estate agents |
| 33305 | Travel agents |
| 33399 | Other business services agents not elsewhere classified |
| 33401 | Legal secretaries |
| 33402 | Executive secretaries |
| 33499 | Administrative and related associate professionals not elsewhere classified |
| 33500 | Government regulatory associate professionals and related associate professionals |
| 33501 | Customs and border inspectors (customs agents) |
| 33502 | Tax officials (tax inspectors) |
| 33505 | Police inspectors and detectives |
| 33599 | Other government regulatory associate professionals not elsewhere classified (police office) |
| 34101 | Legal services associate professionals (clerks, process servers, paralegals) |
| 34102 | Social work associate professionals (social assistants, facilitators, and promoters) |
| 34103 | Religious associate professionals |
| 34201 | Athletes, sports players, and related workers |
| 34202 | Sports coaches, instructors, and officials |
| 34300 | Artistic, cultural, and culinary associate professionals |
| 34301 | Photographers |
| 34302 | Interior designers and decorators; excluding graphic design associate professionals |
| 34303 | Graphic design associate professionals |
| 34305 | Chefs |
| 34307 | Singers |
| 34308 | String musicians |
| 34312 | Entertainers at public events (disk jockeys) |
| 34313 | Clowns, fortunetellers, acrobats, and related entertainers (puppeteers, magicians, etc.) |
| 34399 | Other artistic and cultural occupations not elsewhere classified |
| 35000 | Information and communications technicians |
| 35100 | Information and communications technology (ict) operations and user support technicians |
| 35101 | Information and communications technology (ict) operations technicians |
| 35102 | Information and communications technology (ict) user support technicians (customer service staff in internet cafes) |
| 35199 | Other ict technicians not elsewhere classified |
| 35200 | Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians |
| 35201 | Broadcasting and audiovisual technicians (camera operators and related technicians) |
| 35202 | Telecommunications engineering technicians |
| 39999 | Technicians and associate professionals, not elsewhere classified |
| 40000 | Office workers |
| 41000 | Administrative office workers |
| 41100 | General office clerks |
| 41200 | Office machine operators |
| 42000 | Customer service clerks |
| 42100 | Tellers, money collectors, and related clerks |
| 42101 | Tellers and related clerks |
| 42102 | Bookmakers and related workers |
| 42103 | Moneylenders |
| 42104 | Debt collectors and related workers |
| 42200 | Client information workers |
| 42202 | Contact center information clerks |
| 42203 | Telephone switchboard operators |
| 42204 | Hotel receptionists |
| 42206 | Receptionists |
| 42207 | Survey and market research interviewers |
| 42299 | Client information workers not elsewhere classified |
| 43100 | Accounting assistants, finance assistants, and related workers |
| 43101 | Accounting and cost computing clerks |
| 43102 | Statistical, finance, and insurance clerks |
| 43200 | Material recording and transport clerks |
| 43201 | Stock and inventory clerks (stock clerk, inventory control, etc.) |
| 43202 | Production clerks |
| 43203 | Transport clerks (dispatcher, cargo records clerks) |
| 44101 | Library clerks (librarian) |
| 44102 | Mail carriers and sorting clerks (mail sorter, mail carrier) |
| 44105 | Filing and copying clerks |
| 44199 | Other clerical support workers, not elsewhere classified |
| 49999 | Clerical support workers, not elsewhere classified |
| 50000 | Services and sales workers |
| 51000 | Personal protection and security workers |
| 51102 | Transport conductors |
| 51103 | Travel, tourism, and related guides (museum guides) |
| 51200 | Cooks |
| 51300 | Waiters and related workers |
| 51400 | Barbers, beauticians, and related workers |
| 51401 | Barbers and hairdressers |
| 51402 | Beauticians and related workers (manicurists, makeup artists) |
| 51501 | Cleaning and housekeeping supervisors in offices,hotels, and other establishments |
| 51502 | Domestic housekeepers |
| 51503 | Caretakers |
| 51602 | Companions and valets (assistants to seniors, people with disabilities, etc.) |
| 51699 | Other personal services workers not elsewhere classified |
| 52000 | Salespersons, demonstrators, and models |
| 52100 | Stall and market salespersons |
| 52101 | Stall and market salespersons (kiosk salespersons, market stalls and mobile stalls) |
| 52200 | Shop salespersons |
| 52201 | Shop salespersons |
| 52202 | Shop supervisors |
| 52203 | Shop sales assistants |
| 52300 | Cashiers and ticket clerks |
| 52401 | Fashion, artist's, and advertising models |
| 52402 | Demonstrators and merchandisers |
| 52403 | Door-to-door salespeople |
| 52405 | Service station attendants |
| 52499 | Sales workers not elsewhere classified |
| 52500 | Street vendors |
| 52501 | Street vendors of edible goods |
| 52502 | Street vendors of non-edible goods |
| 53101 | Child care workers and teacher's aides (nanny) |
| 53102 | Heads of educational centers |
| 53201 | Institution-based personal care workers (nurse assistants, housekeepers) |
| 53202 | Home-based personal care workers (home-based senior health aid) |
| 54100 | Protective services workers |
| 54101 | Firefighters |
| 54102 | Police officers |
| 54103 | Deputy police officers |
| 54105 | Private security guard |
| 54199 | Other protective services workers not elsewhere classified |
| 59999 | Service and sales workers, not elsewhere classified |
| 60000 | Argicultural, forestry, and fishery workers |
| 61000 | Crop growers and animal producers |
| 61001 | Cereal growers (rice, wheat, corn, etc.) |
| 61002 | Oilseed growers (soy, sunflower, peanut, cottonseed, etc.) |
| 61003 | Saccharin growers (sugar cane, stevia, sugar beets, etc.) |
| 61004 | Dried legume growers (beans, lentils, tarwi, etc.) |
| 61005 | Forage crop growers (for grazing or hay making) |
| 61006 | Tuber and root crop growers (potato, oca, sweet potato, maca, etc.) |
| 61007 | Vegetable growers (root vegetables, leafy vegetables, fruits, flowers, bulbs, etc.) |
| 61008 | Fresh or green legume growers (peas, green beans, etc.) |
| 61009 | Flower and ornamental plant growers |
| 61010 | Coffee, cacao, and tea growers |
| 61011 | Coca growers |
| 61012 | Spice, aromatic and medicinal plant growers |
| 61013 | Greenhouse and nursery growers |
| 61099 | Other agricultural works not elsewhere classified |
| 62000 | Animal producers |
| 62001 | Bovine producers (oxen, cows, bulls, calves, bison, etc.) |
| 62002 | Ovine, caprine, or equine producers (sheep, goats, kids, etc.) |
| 62003 | Camelid producers (llamas, alpacas, etc.) |
| 62004 | Porcine producers (pigs) |
| 62005 | Poultry producers (hens, ducks, chickens, etc.) |
| 62009 | Apiarists or beekeepers |
| 62011 | Animal production supervisors |
| 62099 | Other animal producers not elsewhere classified |
| 63100 | Forestry workers (rubber tappers, coal producers, and wood cutters) |
| 63200 | Fishery workers, hunters, and trappers |
| 63201 | Aquaculture workers (aquatic species producers) |
| 63202 | Inland and coastal waters fishery workers |
| 70000 | Building, manufacturing, and other trades workers |
| 71000 | Building workers |
| 71101 | Bricklayers, house builders, reinforced concrete placer, and related trades workers |
| 71103 | Carpenters and joiners |
| 71199 | Other building frame and related trades workers not elsewhere classified |
| 71202 | Floor layers and tile setters |
| 71203 | Plasterers |
| 71204 | Insulation workers (electrical, insulation, soundproofing installers) (construction electrician) |
| 71205 | Glaziers |
| 71206 | Plumbers and pipe fitters |
| 71207 | Air conditioning and refrigeration mechanics |
| 71299 | Building finishers and related trades workers, not elsewhere classified |
| 71301 | Painters and paperhangers |
| 71302 | Varnishers and related trades workers |
| 72000 | Metal, machinery, and related trades workers |
| 72102 | Welders and flame cutters |
| 72103 | Sheet metal workers and boilermakers (tinsmith) |
| 72104 | Structural metal preparers (locksmiths) |
| 72199 | Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers, not elsewhere classified |
| 72201 | Blacksmiths and lathe operators |
| 72202 | Toolmakers and related workers (manufacturers, repairers, locks, keys, etc.) |
| 72299 | Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers, not elsewhere classified |
| 72300 | Machinery mechanics and repairers |
| 72301 | Motor vehicle mechanics and repairers (auto mechanics, tire technicians) |
| 72303 | Agricultural and industrial machinery mechanics and repairers |
| 72304 | Bicycle and related repairers |
| 72399 | Other machine mechanics and repairers not elsewhere classified |
| 73000 | Precision-instrument makers, potters, handicraft workers, printing workers and related workers |
| 73101 | Precision-instrument makers and repairers (makers and repairers of scales, watches, etc.) |
| 73103 | String instrument makers and tuners (guitars, charangos, mandolins, pianos, etc.) |
| 73105 | Jewelers, goldsmiths, and silversmiths |
| 73199 | Precision-instrument makers, musical instrument makers, and jewelers, not elsewhere classified |
| 73201 | Potters and related workers (brick makers) |
| 73202 | Glass blowers, moulders, shapers, cutters, and grinders |
| 73203 | Signwriters, decorative painters, engravers and etchers |
| 73300 | Handicraft workers in wood, textile, leather, and other materials |
| 73301 | Handicraft workers in wood and related materials |
| 73302 | Handicraft workers in leather and imitation leather |
| 73303 | Handicraft workers in fabric, textile, and other related materials |
| 73304 | Handicraft workers in bronze, copper, pewter, and other alloys |
| 73305 | Handicraft workers in ceramics, clay, and similar materials (cold porcelain, etc.) |
| 73306 | Handicraft works in straw, palm, and other woven materials (basketry) |
| 73399 | Handicraft workers in other materials not elsewhere classified (soap, sponge, paper, cork, glass, plastic, recyclable materials, etc.) |
| 73402 | Printers |
| 73403 | Bookbinders, collators, and related workers |
| 73499 | Other printing trades workers not elsewhere classified |
| 74000 | Electrical and electronics trades workers |
| 74101 | Electrical mechanics and fitters |
| 74102 | Electrical line installers and repairers |
| 74201 | Electronics mechanics and servicers (radio technician) |
| 74202 | Information and communications technology installers and servicers |
| 75000 | Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers |
| 75100 | Food, beverage, and tobacco processing workers |
| 75101 | Butchers (slaughterers, |
| 75102 | Bakers, pastry-cooks and confectionery makers (baker, pastry chef, confectioner) |
| 75103 | Dairy products makers (cheese makers) |
| 75104 | Fruit, vegetable, tuber, cereal and related preservers (roasters, , dehydrators, etc.) |
| 75105 | Beverage makers |
| 75106 | Tobacco products makers |
| 75199 | Other food processing workers not elsewhere classified |
| 75201 | Wood treaters |
| 75202 | Carpenters, cabinetmakers, and related trades workers (furniture makers) |
| 75203 | Basket makers and related workers (basket, brush makers, etc.) |
| 75299 | Other wood treaters, carpenters, cabinetmakers, and related trades workers not elsewhere classified |
| 75301 | Fiber preparers |
| 75302 | Spinners and hand and loom weavers (aguayos, blankets, rugs, excepting wearable garments) |
| 75303 | Garment and accessory knitters |
| 75304 | Tailors, dressmakers, and other garment makers |
| 75305 | Hatters |
| 75307 | Sewing, embroidery, and related workers |
| 75308 | Upholsterers and related workers |
| 75399 | Other garment and related trades workers |
| 75401 | Pelt dressers, tanners, and fellmongers |
| 75402 | Shoemakers (shoemakers and cobblers) |
| 75403 | Saddlers, leather workers, and related workers |
| 75499 | Other footwear and leather and fur goods makers and related workers not elsewhere classified |
| 75501 | Miners (palliri, blaster, reactivero, loader, grinder, etc.) |
| 75502 | Miners (stone, gravel, sand, clay, chalk) |
| 75599 | Other miners using manual tools not elsewhere classified |
| 75600 | Other craft trades workers |
| 79999 | Craft and related trades workers, not elsewhere classified |
| 80000 | Plant and machine operators and assemblers |
| 81000 | Stationary plant or machine operators and related workers |
| 81100 | Miners and mining and mineral processing plant operators |
| 81101 | Mining and mineral plant operators (drill operators, compressors) |
| 81102 | Rock and mineral processing plant operators |
| 81103 | Well drillers, borers, and related workers |
| 81104 | Cement, lime, and clay machine operators |
| 81105 | Precast concrete, cement, and clay machine operators |
| 81300 | Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators |
| 81402 | Plastic products machine operators |
| 81403 | Paper products machine operators |
| 81499 | Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators, not elsewhere classified |
| 81500 | Textile, fur, and leather products machine operators |
| 81600 | Food and related products machine operators |
| 81700 | Wood processing and papermaking plant operators |
| 81801 | Glass and ceramics plant operators |
| 81803 | Packing, bottling, and labeling machine operators |
| 81899 | Other stationary plant and machine operators not elsewhere classified |
| 82102 | Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers (television, radio, computer equipment, etc.) |
| 82199 | Other machinery and equipment assemblers not elsewhere classified |
| 83000 | Drivers and mobile plant operators |
| 83200 | Motorcycle, automobile, taxi, minibus, and trolley drivers |
| 83201 | Motorcycle or motor cab driver |
| 83202 | Automobile, taxi, and radio taxi drivers |
| 83203 | Minibus and trolley drivers |
| 83300 | Heavy truck and bus drivers |
| 83301 | Heavy truck drivers (trucker, teamster) |
| 83302 | Bus, gondola, van, and microbus drivers |
| 83401 | Mobile farm and forestry plant operators (harvester, thresher, etc.) |
| 83402 | Earth moving and related plant operators (steamroller, paver, excavator operator, etc.) |
| 83403 | Crane, hoist, and related plant operators |
| 83499 | Other mobile plant operators not elsewhere classified |
| 83500 | Boat drivers (barge driver, etc.) |
| 89999 | Plant and machine operators, and assemblers, not elsewhere classified |
| 90000 | Elementary occupations |
| 91000 | Domestic workers, building cleaners and washers |
| 91100 | Domestic workers and building cleaners |
| 91101 | Domestic workers |
| 91102 | Cleaners in homes, offices, hotels and other establishments |
| 91201 | Hand launderers and pressers |
| 91202 | Vehicle and windshield cleaners |
| 91299 | Other cleaning workers not elsewhere classified |
| 92101 | Crop farm laborers (harvesters) |
| 92102 | Livestock farm laborers |
| 92103 | Mixed crop and livestock farm laborers |
| 92104 | Private gardeners and other laborers |
| 92199 | Agricultural, forestry, fishery, and related laborers, not elsewhere classified |
| 93101 | Mining and quarrying laborers |
| 93102 | Civil engineering laborers (highways, dams and related works) |
| 93103 | Construction laborers (construction workers) |
| 93201 | Hand packers (hand sorters and labelers) |
| 93299 | Other manufacturing laborers not elsewhere classified |
| 93303 | Freight handlers (loaders, stevedors, porters, q'ipiri, casket lowering device operators) |
| 93304 | Shelf fillers |
| 93399 | Other transport and storage laborers not elsewhere classified |
| 94100 | Food preparation assistants |
| 95102 | Shoe shiners |
| 95103 | Car guard |
| 95199 | Other street and related services workers not elsewhere classified (rezadores, zebras) |
| 96100 | Refuse workers |
| 96101 | Garbage and recycling collectors |
| 96102 | Refuse sorters |
| 96103 | Sweepers and related laborers |
| 96201 | Messengers, package deliverers, and luggage porters |
| 96202 | Janitors and caretakers |
| 96204 | Meter readers and related laborers (water and power meter readers) |
| 96205 | Water and firewood collectors |
| 96299 | Other elementary workers |
| 99099 | Elementary occupations, not elsewhere classified |
| 99998 | Unknown |
| 99999 | NIU (not in universe) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
<span class="h3">F3. Only for people at least 7 years old<br />Economic characteristics of the population </span></p>
<p>The criteria for collecting economic data about the population are:</p>
<div class="i1">- Minimum age: 7<br />- Reference period: the week before Census Day</div><p>The population's economic characteristics being researched in the census are the type of activity, the principal occupation, the branch of economic activity, and the occupational category or job position (see Appendix).</p>
<p><span class="em">42. Principal occupation</span>
<br />The principal occupation, job, or trade means the type of work the employed person performed in the week before Census Day. The question about the principal occupation is an open-ended question, and the answer should be written down as clearly as possible in the appropriate line. For example, mine driller, auto mechanic, grocer, primary school teacher, call-shop operator.
<p>The criteria for collecting economic data about the population are:</p>
<div class="i1">- Minimum age: 7<br />- Reference period: the week before Census Day</div><p>The population's economic characteristics being researched in the census are the type of activity, the principal occupation, the branch of economic activity, and the occupational category or job position (see Appendix).</p>
<p><span class="em">42. Principal occupation</span>
<br />The principal occupation, job, or trade means the type of work the employed person performed in the week before Census Day. The question about the principal occupation is an open-ended question, and the answer should be written down as clearly as possible in the appropriate line. For example, mine driller, auto mechanic, grocer, primary school teacher, call-shop operator.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the person's main occupation (5 digit).
Universe
Bolivia 2012: Persons age 7+ who worked or were engaged in any productive activity last week [discrepancies: none]
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |