General census of Population and Housing 1982 - IPUMS Subset
Morocco, 1982
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MAR_1982_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Occupation (3-digit) (MA1982A_0424)
Data file: MAR1982-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
167
End:
169
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
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Literal question
Q20: Main occupation
Ask this question for all active persons, employed or jobless (see detailed instructions), or inactive persons who answered Q18 who worked during the specified reference period.
Example: bricklayer, plumber, cereal farmer, stockbreeder, etc.
________________________
Ask this question for all active persons, employed or jobless (see detailed instructions), or inactive persons who answered Q18 who worked during the specified reference period.
Example: bricklayer, plumber, cereal farmer, stockbreeder, etc.
________________________
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 11 | Chemists |
| 12 | Physicists |
| 13 | Specialists of physical chemistry |
| 14 | Technicians of physical chemistry |
| 21 | Architects and urban planners |
| 22 | Civil engineers |
| 23 | Electrical engineers, electronic engineers, and telecommunications engineers |
| 24 | Mechanical engineers |
| 25 | Chemical engineers |
| 26 | Metallurgist engineers |
| 27 | Mining engineers |
| 28 | Agricultural engineers and rural engineers |
| 29 | Efficiency engineers of textiles or traffic |
| 31 | Land surveyors and topographers |
| 32 | Designers and cartographers |
| 33 | Civil engineer technicians |
| 34 | Electric technicians of telecommunications |
| 35 | Mechanical technicians |
| 36 | Technicians of industrial chemistry |
| 37 | Metallurgist technicians |
| 38 | Mining technicians |
| 39 | Industrial efficiency technicians |
| 41 | Pilots of planes, hydroplanes, and helicopters |
| 42 | Navigators, flight engineers, and flight instructors |
| 43 | Deck officers and pilots of maritime navigation |
| 45 | Mechanical engineer officers of maritime and fluvial navigation |
| 51 | Biologists, zoologists, and similar specialists |
| 52 | Bacteriologists, pharmacologists, and similar specialists |
| 53 | Agronomists and similar specialists |
| 54 | Technicians of biological sciences |
| 55 | Technicians of agricultural sciences, forestry, and artificial insemination etc |
| 61 | Doctors |
| 62 | Surgeons |
| 63 | Medical assistants |
| 64 | Dentists and dental surgeons |
| 65 | Dental assistants |
| 66 | Veterinarians |
| 67 | Veterinary assistants |
| 68 | Pharmacists |
| 69 | Pharmacy assistants |
| 71 | Certified nurses |
| 72 | Uncertified nurses |
| 73 | Certified midwives |
| 74 | Uncertified midwives |
| 75 | Optometrists and opticians |
| 76 | Physical therapists and similar specialists |
| 77 | Medical radiology technicians |
| 78 | Dieticians, nutritionists and other medical professions nec |
| 79 | Paramedic technicians and similar workers |
| 81 | Statisticians and demographers |
| 82 | Mathematicians, actuaries, and computer scientists |
| 84 | Statistical and mathematical technicians and programmers |
| 91 | General economists |
| 92 | Econometricians and market research specialists |
| 111 | General accountants |
| 112 | Expert accountants |
| 113 | Auditors |
| 121 | Lawyers |
| 122 | Prosecutors |
| 123 | Jurisconsult |
| 124 | Supreme court and court of appeals judges |
| 125 | Judges of small claims courts |
| 126 | Other judges nec |
| 127 | Notaries, attorneys at law, and tax advice specalists |
| 129 | Other jurists nec |
| 131 | University professors |
| 132 | Professors of higher education establishments |
| 133 | Secondary school teachers of nonprofessional and nontechnical teaching fields |
| 134 | Secondary school teachers of professional and technical fields |
| 135 | Primary school teachers |
| 136 | Teachers of preschool, kindergarten, nursery school, and Koranic school |
| 137 | Teachers of special education schools |
| 139 | Teachers nec, school principals, and coaches |
| 141 | Theologists |
| 142 | Imams and various members of the Muslim religion |
| 143 | Members of (priority) Muslim communities |
| 144 | Members of the Muslim religion nec |
| 145 | Members of the Christian and Israelite religion |
| 151 | Authors, writers, and critics |
| 152 | Journalists of the written press |
| 153 | Radio and television reporters and journalists |
| 154 | Book editors |
| 155 | Script editors |
| 159 | Other authors, journalists, and writers nec |
| 161 | Sculptors, portraitists, painters, and engravers |
| 162 | Precious metals jewlers and sculptors |
| 163 | Commercial designers |
| 164 | Designers for theater and cinema |
| 165 | Portrait photographers |
| 166 | Advertising and other photographers nec |
| 167 | Cameramen |
| 171 | Music composers and orchestra conductors |
| 172 | Musicians |
| 173 | Singers |
| 174 | Choreographers and dancers |
| 175 | Actors and directors |
| 176 | Producers |
| 177 | Circus performers |
| 178 | Announcers |
| 179 | Musicians, actors, dancers, and artists nec |
| 181 | Athletes and sportsmen |
| 182 | Athletic coaches |
| 183 | Sports officials and referees |
| 184 | Physical education teachers |
| 191 | Librarians, archivists, and museum curators |
| 193 | Social workers and related workers |
| 194 | Philologists, translators, and interpreters |
| 195 | Insurance agents |
| 199 | Other workers in scientific, liberal, and technical fields nec |
| 201 | Wholesale managers of export and import trading |
| 202 | Retail managers |
| 211 | Wholesale owner-managers, exporters and importers, and commodity traders |
| 212 | Retail ownermanagers and retail merchants |
| 221 | Wholesale sales managers |
| 222 | Retail sales managers |
| 223 | Buyers |
| 224 | Purchasing agents |
| 231 | Sales representative technicians |
| 232 | Commercial inspectors and employees of postsales services |
| 233 | Sales representatives and sales agents |
| 234 | Advertising agents |
| 241 | Insurance agents and insurance brokers |
| 242 | Real estate agents and business agents |
| 243 | Investment dealers and stock brokers |
| 244 | Agents selling services to businesses and auctioneers |
| 245 | Advertising agents |
| 246 | Auctioneers and appraisers |
| 251 | Wholesale sales clerks |
| 252 | Retail sales clerks |
| 253 | Store and sales employees |
| 254 | Sales demonstrators and models |
| 255 | Other sales clerks, sales employees and demonstrators nec |
| 256 | Street vendors, market vendors, mint vendors |
| 257 | Out-of-home vendor and hawkers |
| 258 | Newspaper vendors and newspaper carriers |
| 259 | Pharmaceutical sales representative and other vendors nec |
| 290 | Commercial and sales personnel nec |
| 301 | Members of legislative bodies |
| 302 | Prime minister, ministers of state, secretaries of state |
| 303 | Governors and general secretaries of provinces or prefectures |
| 304 | General secretaries of ministries |
| 305 | Ambassadors and consuls |
| 306 | Big bosses, pashas, and bosses |
| 309 | Other fields of senior public administration nec |
| 311 | General directors |
| 312 | Directors of production except in factories and agricultural companies |
| 313 | Directors of manufacturing plants |
| 314 | Directors of research and development and technical directors |
| 315 | Directors of sales except wholesale and retail, and sales managers |
| 316 | Administrative directors and related workers |
| 317 | Directors of transportation services, telecommunications and related workers nec |
| 318 | Purchasing and supply managers, and store and warehouse managers |
| 319 | Other directors and executive officers nec |
| 321 | Supervisors of groups of office workers, and department heads and administrators |
| 322 | Accounting supervisors, supervisors of salaried workers, and other supervisors nec |
| 331 | Customs officers and tax collectors |
| 332 | Passport service agents and civilregistry agents |
| 333 | Inspectors of public administration |
| 334 | Ambassador secretaries and consular agents |
| 335 | Mokadmin and chioukh [police branches] |
| 339 | Other administrative agents |
| 341 | Stenographers |
| 342 | Stenographer and executive secretaries |
| 343 | Typists |
| 344 | Teletypists and telex operators |
| 345 | Operators of punchcard and paper tape machines |
| 346 | Operators of accounting machines |
| 347 | Operators of calculating machines |
| 348 | Operators of machines that automatically process data |
| 349 | Other stenographers, typists, machine operators nec |
| 351 | Accountant aides |
| 352 | Bookkeepers and accounting employees |
| 353 | Cashiers |
| 354 | Bank and foreign exchange employees |
| 355 | Post office window tellers |
| 356 | Payroll service employees, rent collectors |
| 359 | Other accounting employees, cashiers and similar workers nec |
| 361 | Station masters |
| 362 | Managers of rail transportation services |
| 363 | Managers of road transportation services |
| 364 | Managers of air transportation services and airtraffic controllers |
| 365 | Post office managers |
| 366 | Managers of passenger trains and road controllers |
| 367 | Transportation conductors and similar workers |
| 369 | Heads of transportation and telecommunication services nec |
| 371 | Mailmen |
| 379 | Other mailmen and messengers nec |
| 381 | Telephone operators |
| 382 | Telegraph operators |
| 383 | Radiotelephone installers and maritime and aerial radio navigators |
| 389 | Other telephone and telegraph operators nec |
| 391 | Employees of shipping and receiving and supply, storemen, etc… |
| 392 | Planning and scheduling agents, equipment schedulers, production planners, etc… |
| 393 | Office workers, employees of personnel services |
| 394 | Legal services employees |
| 395 | Insurance employees |
| 396 | Other administrative service employees nec |
| 397 | Receptionists, employees of travel agencies, and airport desk workers |
| 398 | Employees of libraries and archivers |
| 399 | Other office employees nec |
| 401 | Directors of hotels or hotel restaurants |
| 402 | Directors of restaurants or caférestaurants |
| 403 | Directors of cafes |
| 409 | Directors of boarding houses, youth hostels, cafeterias and other directors nec |
| 411 | Ownermanagers of hotels, hostels, motels, hotel restaurants, and innkeepers |
| 412 | Ownermanagers of restaurants, caférestaurants, and restaurant owners |
| 413 | Ownermanagers of cafes and bars |
| 419 | Other ownermanagers of hotels, cafes, restaurants nec |
| 421 | Stewards and housekeepers of private services |
| 422 | Bursars and hotel housekeepers |
| 429 | Other stewards, bursars and similar workers nec |
| 431 | Chefs for institutions and ship cooks |
| 432 | Private chefs |
| 433 | Chef servers, café waiters, and barmen |
| 439 | Other servers, barmen and similar workers nec |
| 441 | Private service maids, servants, housemaids |
| 442 | Maids, servants, and housemaids providing service in other households |
| 443 | Domestic workers in establishments other than hotels |
| 444 | Domestic workers in hotels |
| 449 | Other domestic employers and similar workers nec |
| 451 | Caretakers for residential building |
| 452 | Concierges and doormen |
| 453 | Housekeepers and office cleaners |
| 459 | Other building caretakers and cleaners nec |
| 461 | Launderers and washers |
| 462 | Strainers and pressers and launderers nec |
| 471 | Hairdressers for men |
| 472 | Hairdressers for women |
| 473 | Employees of beauty institutes |
| 479 | Other hairdressers, and beauty care specialists nec |
| 481 | Firemen |
| 482 | Policemen and national security officers |
| 483 | Auxiliary forces officers |
| 484 | Mobile intervention services and policemen nec |
| 485 | Military |
| 486 | Gendarmes |
| 487 | Prison wardens |
| 488 | Property security guard, museum attendant, and night watchmen |
| 489 | Other personnel of protection and safety services nec |
| 491 | Guides |
| 492 | Funeral directors and employees of funeral homes |
| 493 | Hospital orderlies, dental assistants, pharmacist aides, veterinary aides |
| 494 | Flight attendants |
| 495 | Elevator operators, dressing room attendants, bathroom attendants, and cinema ushers |
| 499 | Other service specialists nec |
| 501 | Farm directors |
| 502 | Foremen of farms and crop managers |
| 511 | Grain farmers |
| 512 | Sugar beet, sugar cane, fodder, rice, cotton, jute or flax farmers |
| 513 | Tree farmers and wine growers |
| 514 | Truck farmers, flower growers, nurserymen, seed and grain producers, and gardeners |
| 519 | Other farming specialists nec |
| 521 | Bovine, ovine, sheep, camel, horse, mule, donkey or pig farmers |
| 522 | Poultry farmers, beekeepers, and silkworm farmers |
| 529 | Other farmers specialized in livestock raising nec |
| 531 | Versatile farmers in agriculture and aboriculture |
| 532 | Versatile farmers in livestock rising |
| 539 | Versatile farmers in agriculture and livestock raising |
| 601 | Field workers and unspecialized farm laborers |
| 602 | Farm laborers specialized in field crops and vegetables |
| 603 | Farm laborers specialized in trees and shrubs |
| 604 | Farm laborers in nurseries and gardeners |
| 605 | Farm laborers specialized in crops nec |
| 606 | Farm laborers specialized in livestock raising nec |
| 607 | Shepherds |
| 608 | Farm machine operators |
| 609 | Other farm workers nec |
| 611 | Hunters and similar workers |
| 612 | High seas fishermen |
| 613 | Coastal waters and inland waters fishermen |
| 619 | Oyster farmers, algae gatherers, and other fishermen nec |
| 621 | Forest rangers |
| 622 | Forest coal miners, resin collectors, forest wood distillers |
| 623 | Loggers (reforestation) |
| 624 | Esparto grass and doum palm gathers and cork harvesting |
| 629 | Other forestry workers nec |
| 700 | Supervisors and similar workers |
| 711 | Miners |
| 712 | Quarrymen |
| 713 | Ore dressing laborers |
| 714 | Stone treatment laborers |
| 715 | Well drillers and similar workers |
| 721 | Operators of steel furnaces and foundaries |
| 722 | Metal laminators, and laminating machine operators |
| 723 | Operators of furnaces and foundaries |
| 724 | Casters of metals and foundries and operators of casting machines |
| 725 | Sand molders, coremakers, and molders |
| 726 | Technical metal processing workers |
| 727 | Wire workers and metal stretchers |
| 728 | Electroplaters and similar occupations |
| 729 | Metal processing production workers nec |
| 731 | Wood processing workers |
| 732 | Sawyers, gluers and other workers who prepare wood, shearers, plywood press operators, unwinders |
| 733 | Paper pulp preparers and bleachers and wood cutter operators |
| 734 | Paper mill workers and paper machine operators |
| 741 | Forestry worker |
| 742 | Processing devices and fournace workers, cookers, roasters, kilns workers |
| 743 | Filtering centrifuge workers, crude petrol processors (in-field extraction) |
| 744 | Reaction and distillation machine workers, distillators for wood and amber |
| 745 | Petrol refiners, petrol workers, mixers, distillation |
| 749 | Workers and forestry, hunting laborers nec |
| 751 | Fiber workers |
| 752 | Spinners, bobbin winders, assemblers, twisters, winder |
| 753 | Regulators for weaving and knitting trades, designer (putting designs on paper) |
| 754 | Weavers and handloom workers |
| 755 | Weavers and mechanical loom workers |
| 756 | Knitters and hosiery workers |
| 757 | Bleachers, dyers, textile product finishers, finishers, grillers [translators note: grilles are machines with cylhinders, used to smooth and polish the paper or cloth] |
| 758 | Lace makers, crocheters, net makers, and felt workers for hats |
| 759 | Textile workers nec |
| 761 | Tanners, skinners, tawers |
| 762 | Fur and skin workers |
| 771 | Millers and similar grain workers |
| 772 | Sugar workers |
| 773 | Butchers and similar meat workers |
| 774 | Cookers and other conservation workers |
| 775 | Dairy product workers |
| 776 | Bakers, pastry cooks and confectioners, chocolate factory workers and related workers |
| 777 | Tea, coffee and hot cocoa workers |
| 778 | Beverage industry workers and wine industry workers, yeast and vinegar producers, fruit press operators |
| 779 | Food and beverage industry workers nec |
| 781 | Tobacco workers |
| 782 | Cigar makers |
| 783 | Cigarette production workers |
| 789 | Tobacco workers nec |
| 791 | Tailors and modern designers for men |
| 792 | Tailors and modern designers for women |
| 793 | Tailors and traditional designers for men |
| 794 | Tailors and traditional designers for women |
| 795 | Fur dealers, designers, cutters, dividers and similar workers |
| 796 | Milliners and hatters |
| 797 | Sewers and embroiderers of nonleather and non fur materials |
| 798 | Upholsterers and similar workers |
| 799 | Tailors, designers, sewers, upholsterers and similar workers nec |
| 801 | Bootmakers and custom shoemakers |
| 802 | Shoe repairers |
| 803 | Shoe makers, cutters, preparers, fitters |
| 804 | Crafts leather workers |
| 809 | Leather workers and other artisans nec |
| 811 | Buffet cabinet makers and carpenters that make chairs or pianos |
| 812 | Operators of woodworking machinery |
| 813 | Vehicle body builders and car upholsterers |
| 814 | Upholsterers of wooden furniture and finishers |
| 819 | Other carpenters, upholsterers and similar workers nec |
| 821 | Stonemasons |
| 822 | Stone engravers, stone sculptors, and tracers |
| 831 | General blacksmiths and farriers |
| 832 | Other blacksmiths and blacksmith tool operators |
| 833 | Toolmakers, modelers, and tracers |
| 834 | Operators/regulators of toolmaking machines, metal lathe machines, milling machines, drilling machines, lathe operators |
| 835 | Operators of toolmaking machines, operators of metal lathe machines, milling machines, drilling machines |
| 836 | Operators of metal surfacing |
| 839 | Blacksmiths, toolmakers and metal workers nec |
| 841 | Adjusters/fitters, installers of mechanical construction equipment and internal combustion engine machines (except airplane and ship engines) |
| 842 | Other adjusters/fitters, machine installers nec, adjusters/fitters of airplane and ship motors, turbine engines, machine tools, textile machinery, printing machines, etc |
| 843 | Clock and watch repairers |
| 844 | Other precision engineers nec, mechanics/repairers of optical instruments, camera mechanics, dental prosthetics, surgical instruments, etc |
| 845 | Automotive mechanics |
| 846 | Motorcycle and moped mechanics |
| 847 | Aircraft engines and runway mechanics |
| 848 | Machine mechanics, steam engine mechanics, diesel engine mechanics, turbine engine mechanics, machine tool mechanics, mining machinery mechanics |
| 849 | Other adjusters/fitters, machine installers and precision engineers except electricians nec |
| 851 | Electrician adjusters and electromechanics |
| 852 | Electrician adjusters, directors of radioengineering, and electronic engineers |
| 853 | Electric and electronic equipment fitters, bobbin winders, rotors, stators, transformers |
| 854 | Radio and television repairmen |
| 855 | Building installation electricians and electrician repairmen |
| 856 | Electricians for automobiles, ships, airplanes, and others nec |
| 857 | Telephone and telegraph installation fitters and repairmen |
| 858 | Power line installers and telephone and telegraph line installers |
| 859 | Electricians, electronic engineers, and similar workers nec |
| 861 | Operators of radio and television stations |
| 862 | Operators of sound equipment |
| 863 | Cinema projectionists |
| 871 | Plumbers and pipefitters of gas and steam distribution |
| 872 | Welders and flame cutters, torch cutters, and lead cutters |
| 873 | Sheet metal workers, boilermakers, tinsmiths, sheet metal body workers |
| 874 | Frame builders and metal structure workers |
| 881 | Jewelers and jewelry repairmen |
| 889 | Other jewelers and goldsmiths nec |
| 891 | Glassblowers, casters, cutters, carvers and finishers, and operators of glass presses |
| 892 | Pottery makers and similar workers |
| 893 | Operators of glass furnaces, melters, and soakers |
| 894 | Operators of furnaces for ceramic, porcelain, earthenware, brick and tile, and ceramic soakers |
| 895 | Engravers of varnished products, crystal and glass cutters, and glassmaking engravers |
| 896 | Painters and decorators of glass and ceramic and similar workers |
| 899 | Glassmakers, pottery makers and similar workers nec |
| 901 | Workers in factories that produce rubber and plastic materials |
| 902 | Tire makers and vulcanizers, and retreaders |
| 911 | Manufacturers of paper items and press operators |
| 912 | Manufacturers of cardboard items and cardboard workers |
| 921 | Typesetters, proof printers, and print foundry workers |
| 922 | Printing press operators, cylinder press operators, offset press operators, heliogram press operators, and wallpaper printers |
| 923 | Photo developers and casters |
| 924 | Metal or wood printing engravers and carvers |
| 925 | Photoengravers, photo touch up workers, reporters, offset reproduction photographers, copyists |
| 926 | Bookbinders and similar workers |
| 927 | Black room photograph developers, color photograph developers, black and white photograph developers, photograph shooters, enlargers and reducers |
| 929 | Typesetters and similar workers nec |
| 931 | Construction painters and building painters |
| 932 | Metal structure painters, theater prop painters, and car painters |
| 939 | Painters nec |
| 941 | Musical instrument makers, tuners, and accessory makers |
| 942 | Weavers and brushers, brush makers, and thatch weavers |
| 943 | Manufacturers of nonmetallic mineral products, of agglomerated products, of concrete, of artificial stone, of asbestos cement |
| 949 | Other similar manufacturers nec, doll makers, candle makers, pencil makers, button makers, cork workers, etc… |
| 951 | Stone masons |
| 952 | Bricklayers, tilers, pavers, and cobblestone layers |
| 953 | Reinforced concrete workers, applicators, and layers of terrazzo floors |
| 954 | Roofers |
| 955 | Carpenters and floor layers for buildings, ships or airplanes |
| 956 | Plasterers |
| 957 | Installers of soundproofing materials, insulation or air conditioning |
| 958 | Glass and window glaziers and glazier installers in buildings and vehicles |
| 959 | Construction workers nec |
| 961 | Operators of machines and fixed installations, operators of energy production apparatus, of turbine engines, or of loading dispatchers |
| 969 | Operators of machines and fixed installations nec, operators of air or gas compressors, stokers, pump operators, operators of apparatus for processing drinking water, operators of waste incinerators, etc |
| 971 | Dockers and stevedores working in ports, ship loaders, rail vehicle loaders or airplane loaders |
| 972 | Stevedores and cargo handlers (by hand) and porters |
| 973 | Cargo handlers and operators of automatic filling and packaging machines |
| 974 | Cable splicers, assemblers of lifting devices, and assemblers of cords and ropes |
| 975 | Crane operators and operators or other lifting and hoisting devices |
| 976 | Operators of earthmoving equipment, power shovel operators (for digging trenches), bulldozer operators, dredgers |
| 979 | Operators of cargohandling and earthmoving equipment |
| 981 | Deckhands, sailors, and boatmen |
| 982 | Engine and boiler room crew, ship oilers, and greasers |
| 983 | Operators, drivers, and mechanics of locomotives |
| 984 | Break tighteners, needle switchers, shunters, and signalmen |
| 985 | Drivers of motor vehicles and common transportation devices |
| 986 | Drivers of motor vehicles for transferring goods |
| 987 | Other motor vehicle drivers, specialized chauffeurs, ambulance drivers, mail truck drivers, and driving school teachers |
| 988 | Drivers of animals and animaldrawn vehicles |
| 989 | Drivers of transportation devices nec |
| 998 | Laborers nec |
| 999 | NIU (not in universe) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Description
Definition
This variable records the respondent's occupation (in 3-digit format).
Universe
Economically active persons or those who worked at all during the reference period
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |