Khayelitsha Mitchell's Plain Survey 2000
South Africa, 2000
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C.7. If head was unemployed/retired, what kind of work did he/she do? (c7)
Data file: kmp2000merged
Overview
Valid:
358
Type:
Discrete
Start:
1490
End:
1569
Width:
80
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| BUILDER | |
| BUILDER, BRICKLAYER | |
| BUTCHERY WORKER | |
| CAN'T RECALL | |
| CAN'T REMEMBER | |
| CLEANER @ HOSPITAL | |
| CONSTRUCTION | |
| CONSTRUCTION CO. WORKER | |
| CONSTRUCTION LABOURER | |
| CONSTRUCTION WORKER | |
| Cashier in supermarket | |
| DIGGING TRENCHES FOR CABLE INSTALLATION | |
| DOESN'T KNOW | |
| DOMESTIC | |
| DOMESTIC WORKER | |
| DON'T KNOW | |
| DRESS MAKER | |
| DRIVER | |
| Domestic Work | |
| Domestic Worker | |
| Don't Know | |
| Don't know | |
| ECONO WINDOW | |
| ESCORTING PRISONERS | |
| Econo Window - install windows | |
| FARM LABOURER | |
| FARM WORKER | |
| FIELD PLOUGHER | |
| FISHERMAN | |
| FLOWER DYEING AND SELLING, AND SALE OF THATCH | |
| GRANDMOTHER WAS A PENSIONER BY THEN | |
| GROWING VEG. | |
| Gardner | |
| Growing vegetables for the family to eat. | |
| HERDER | |
| HOTEL - COOK | |
| HOUSEWIFE | |
| He was a farm worker taking care of livestock eg. cattle, sheep | |
| He was a pensioner. He never worked before. | |
| He was constructing a dam as a labourer. | |
| He was digging a quarry | |
| He was never employed. He used to sell his sheep. | |
| He was unemployed and depended on his mother. | |
| He was working in a factory(cape town). | |
| He worked at Sasol in Johannesburg | |
| He worked in a mine as an electrician. | |
| Heavy duty driver | |
| Her grandmother depended on her pension for food | |
| Her grandmother was getting pension | |
| Housewife | |
| LABOURER | |
| LAW FIRM CLERK | |
| LIVESTOCK | |
| LOOK AFTER THE CHILDREN | |
| MINE WORKER | |
| MINER | |
| Mail messenger | |
| Metal industry | |
| N/A | |
| NEVER WORKED | |
| NO PREVIOUS EMPLOY | |
| NURSE | |
| NURSING WORK | |
| Never been employed | |
| Never been employed. | |
| Never employed | |
| Never worked | |
| Never worked but had cattle, goats and sheep working on the land. | |
| Never worked-disabled | |
| No, we had subsistence farming. | |
| OFFICE CLEANER | |
| PACKER | |
| PAINTER | |
| Private house doing washing, cleaning the house and ironing. | |
| RAILWAY CONDUCTOR | |
| RECEPTIONIST | |
| RESPONDENT DOESN'T KNOW | |
| Received a state pension | |
| SECURITY GUARD | |
| SECURITY OF NEWLY BUILT PLACES | |
| SHE WAS A CLEANER | |
| SHOEMAKER | |
| SPOORNET - REPAIRMAN | |
| Self- employed | |
| She looked after the children and cultivated crops | |
| She never worked | |
| She never worked. | |
| She never worked. She is a pensioner | |
| She was a cleaner for a shop. | |
| She was a domestic worker. | |
| She was a housewife | |
| She was domestic wife who plough fields and do other household chores. | |
| She was not working but dependent on her husband on his pension. | |
| She was self employed - dressmaker | |
| Soldier in the navy | |
| Spornet sweeping tthe train | |
| Subsistence Farming | |
| Suffering from TB. Received a pension. | |
| TAXI DRIVER | |
| TRUCK DRIVER | |
| UNEMPLOYED | |
| WAITRESS | |
| WOOD SALES | |
| Was a builder | |
| Was never employed | |
| Worked and then retired. Stayed at home | |
| Worked at a parcel counter. | |
| Worked at the docks in Cape Town | |
| Worked for a dairy company. | |
| Worked for the railways. Cleaned trains and railway tracks. | |
| Worked in a brewery | |
| Worked in a fertiliser producing company | |
| Worked in mines using a shovel | |
| ` | |
| baking bread at enterprise. | |
| boiling steel, trade union | |
| can't remember infect does n't know | |
| children give her money | |
| cleaner at the hospital | |
| cleaning offices at the royal house | |
| cleaning spoornet | |
| cleaning strees for cape city council | |
| construction-plasterer | |
| constructor | |
| council | |
| deceased | |
| depended on cattle for survival | |
| digging gold | |
| do not know | |
| do not know | |
| do not know whether her mother was employed | |
| does not remember but it was farm | |
| domestic duties | |
| domestic services | |
| domestic work | |
| domestic worker | |
| don't know | |
| don't remember | |
| dont know | |
| driver in constructtion industtry | |
| due to serious disability, cannot work | |
| factory worker | |
| farmer | |
| farming, never worked | |
| firestone,selling and fixing ttyres | |
| fishing | |
| grandmother used to plough crops and did domestic duties | |
| growing own vegetables for the family to eat | |
| growing vegettables for family to eat -never employed | |
| he looked aftter his cattle and sheeps | |
| he never worked but was a chief of a tribe | |
| he was a driver | |
| he was digging gold in the mines with spade | |
| he was not working | |
| he was working in a grahamstown municipality and he was collecting the refuse a | |
| herbalist, he was a traditional healer | |
| his father was a mechanic | |
| house wife | |
| household wife | |
| housewife | |
| housewife, domestic duteis | |
| housewife,lokking afer kids | |
| housewife,looking afer kids | |
| housewife,pensioner | |
| i don' know when i was born he was not working | |
| i dont know | |
| labour in a construction company building houses | |
| labourer | |
| labourer at fishing trawlers | |
| leaving with her uncle | |
| looking after children | |
| looking after livestock | |
| looking after stock | |
| looking after the family and other domestic issues | |
| making spices | |
| manager | |
| mine worker, labour | |
| mineworkeer,he was a nduna(foreman) underground | |
| mother ploughed fields for survival | |
| my family was rich at that time, my father owned a farm | |
| my mother was housewife | |
| n, iron, cook | |
| never | |
| never employed | |
| never workded | |
| never worked | |
| never worked was a housewife | |
| never workeed | |
| no work | |
| none | |
| not looking for a job | |
| not looking for work | |
| nott looking for work | |
| old age | |
| pensioner | |
| petrol attendant | |
| ploughed fields for food | |
| police | |
| railway | |
| sell clothing | |
| she does n'tt know whatt her fatther did by the time ,he was a worker | |
| she is a teacher | |
| she never worked | |
| she was a domestic worker relying on her husband for any income | |
| she was a domestic worker. | |
| she was a housewife | |
| she was a pensioner. | |
| she was a staff nurse | |
| she was earning an old age pension | |
| she was getting diability grant.she also worked as a cleaner of a house in the n | |
| she was never employed | |
| she was self-employed by means of cutting the crops | |
| she was working in a domesic work in cape town she used to look after children | |
| she worked in a farm asa domesic worker | |
| she working in a hottel cooking food | |
| spoornet,he was a general worker in habour louding and unloadkng goods | |
| state pensioner | |
| stepfather owned livestock | |
| sugar farm worker | |
| the father had health problems | |
| the head of the house hold look after cattle and milk them for food he never wor | |
| tthe motther looked aftter domsttic dutties | |
| unemployed | |
| unemployed when she grew up | |
| urity and bus company | |
| used to grow vegetables for the family | |
| used to work in cape town | |
| van guard -deliverinr goods from one place to another | |
| was a miner digging gold using equipment such as spades | |
| was never employed | |
| was working in the farm kitchen cooking and cleaning | |
| wheel chair desighner | |
| work for white family- clean, no old age pension | |
| worked as a foreman in a white farm | |
| worked as gardener | |
| worked at the poultery, tokai | |
| worked in CT ,domesic worker, she was a cleaber and cooker | |
| worked in cape town | |
| working at shops, cleaning | |
| working for municipality cutting trees in the forest | |
| working in a factory | |
| working on the farms |
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.