Demographic and Health Survey 2012
Tajikistan, 2012
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TJK_2012_DHS_v01_M
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Statistical Agency, Ministry of Health
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Respondent's occupation (v716)
Data file: REC71
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Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | Not working |
| 101 | Heads of the federal and regional bodies of the judiciary |
| 102 | Heads of the departments of state authorities of the federal and regional levels and their representatives |
| 103 | Heads of local self-governmnet( all levels) |
| 104 | Leaders of political associations (organizations, parties, movements) |
| 105 | Leaders of business organizations, trade unions and other socio-economic organizations |
| 106 | The leaders of the humanitarian and other social organizations |
| 107 | Heads of state and municipal unitary enterprises (except for the heads of research institutions, exploration and research organizations) |
| 108 | Heads of other commercial organizations - business partnerships, associations, producers' cooperatives (except for the heads of research institutions, exploration and research organizations) |
| 109 | Leaders of nonprofit organizations |
| 110 | Heads of research, design, engineering, design agencies, exploration and surveying organizations |
| 111 | Heads of agencies, organizations, businesses, and their deputies,that are not included in other groups |
| 112 | Heads of production and operational units (services) in agriculture, hunting, forestry and fisheries |
| 113 | Heads of production and operational units (services) in the construction |
| 114 | Heads of production and operational units (services) in trade |
| 115 | Heads of production and operational units (services) in organizations and in transport and communication, material supply and marketing |
| 116 | Heads of departments (services) in the institutions, organizations and enterprises of the sphere of social and communal services and housing and communal services |
| 117 | The leaders of the financial, economic and administrative-logistical units (services) |
| 118 | Heads of departments (services) of human resources and labor relations |
| 119 | Master and technical leaders in industry and transport |
| 120 | Superintendents and craftsmen in construction |
| 121 | Technical managers, including supervisors, in agriculture and forestry (other than supervisors of labor workers) |
| 122 | Masters, technical managers and supervisors, not included in other groups |
| 123 | Managers of small enterprises in agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing |
| 124 | Managers of small industrial and enterprises |
| 125 | Managers in small construction institution, organizations and enterprises |
| 126 | Managers in small wholesale and retail trade institution, organizations and enterprises |
| 127 | Managers of small catering companies, restaurants and hotels |
| 201 | General managers in transportm, storage and communications |
| 202 | Managers of small institutions, organizations and enterprises in the sphere of social and consumer services |
| 203 | Managers of the small institution, organizations and enterprisesnot not classified elsewhere |
| 204 | Chemists |
| 205 | Geologosts and geophysicists |
| 206 | Statisticians |
| 207 | Computer programmers |
| 208 | Computing professionals not elsewhere classified |
| 209 | Architects and engineers for transport and urban development |
| 210 | Civil engineers |
| 211 | Electrical engineers |
| 212 | Electronics and telecommunications engineers |
| 213 | Mechanical engineers |
| 214 | Chemical engineers, technologists fuel products, textile and light industry, food |
| 215 | Architects, engineers and related professionals not elsewhere classified |
| 216 | Experts in the field of natural and technical sciences, engaged in research and development |
| 217 | Biologists, botanists, zoologists and related professionals |
| 218 | Bacteriologists, pharmacologists, and related professionals |
| 219 | Agronomists, specialists of forestery and related professionals |
| 220 | Medical doctors, except dentists |
| 221 | Dentists |
| 222 | Veterinarians |
| 223 | Pharmacists |
| 224 | Health professionals (except nursing) not elsewhere classified |
| 225 | Experts in the field of biological and agricultural sciences and healthcare, engaged in research and development |
| 226 | University and higher education teaching professionals, including colleges providing higher education |
| 227 | Secondary and vocational education teaching professionals |
| 228 | Teachers in special education (teachers, speech pathologists, speech therapists, and other teachers) |
| 229 | Accountants |
| 230 | Human resources specialist and careers guidance professionals |
| 231 | Experts in business |
| 232 | Experts on economic activities and human resources, not included in other groups |
| 233 | legal professionals (except legal personnel involved in research) |
| 234 | Librarians and related information professionals |
| 235 | Economists |
| 236 | Sociologists, antropologists and related professionals |
| 237 | Philosophers, historians and political scientists |
| 238 | Philologists, translators and interpreters |
| 239 | Authors, journalists and other writers |
| 240 | Sculptors, painters and related artists |
| 241 | Composers, musicians and singers |
| 242 | Film, stage and related actors and directors |
| 243 | Writers and artists, not included in other groups |
| 244 | Religious professionals |
| 245 | Experts in finance, law, social sciences and related sciences engaged in research and development |
| 246 | Employees of state power and administration (specialists, experts, consultants, inspectors, attache, etc.) and municipal employees |
| 301 | Civil engineering technicians |
| 302 | Electrical engineering technicians |
| 303 | Mechanical engineering technicians |
| 304 | Chemical engineering technicians |
| 305 | Photographers and image and sound recording equipment operators |
| 306 | Broadcasting and telecommunications equipment operators |
| 307 | Aircraft pilots and related associate professionals |
| 308 | Air traffic controllers |
| 309 | Air traffic safety technicians |
| 310 | Dispatchers transport (except aviation) |
| 311 | Other dispatchers and specialists in the operation of vehicles |
| 312 | Agronomy and forestry technicians |
| 313 | Medical assistants |
| 314 | Pharmaceutical assistants |
| 315 | Mid level medical personnel (except medical care) not elsewhere classified |
| 316 | Nurses |
| 317 | Midwives |
| 318 | Elementary school teachers and other teaching staff of primary education |
| 319 | Preschool education staff (teachers, teachers in pre-school education and training) |
| 320 | faculty of special education (speech therapists, teachers, speech pathologists and other specialists with secondary vocational education) |
| 321 | Teaching professionals on how to operate vehicles |
| 322 | Dealers and brokers |
| 323 | Insurrance representatives |
| 324 | Sales representatives |
| 325 | Finance and sales associate professionals not elsewhere classified |
| 326 | Trading and commerce agents and shipping clerks |
| 327 | Administrators, secretaries and related professionals |
| 328 | Bookkeepers(with secondary vocational education) |
| 329 | Other mid level managereal and administrative personnels not classified elsewhere |
| 330 | Customs and border inspectors |
| 331 | Taxation officials |
| 332 | Other mid level government sevice personnel not elsewhere classified |
| 333 | police officers and other law enforcement agencies, paramilitary and fire protection, crime investigators |
| 334 | Radio, television and other announcers |
| 335 | Street, night-club and related musicians, singers and dancers |
| 336 | Circus artists |
| 337 | Athletes and coaches for physical culture, sport and military-technical training |
| 338 | Staff in places of worship, which has no religious rank |
| 339 | Decorators and commercial designers |
| 401 | Stenographers and typists |
| 402 | Word-processor and related operators using special equipment for editing, preparation and transmission of information printer, fax, cryptographic equipment and e-mail) |
| 403 | Operators of electronic machines involved with data entry (computers, tabulators, punches, etc.) |
| 404 | Secretaries and clerks |
| 405 | Workers involved in counting, reception and delivery of goods |
| 406 | Operators of dispatching services and work assigner |
| 407 | Employees engaged in inventory and on duty personnell on transport |
| 408 | Library and filing clerks |
| 409 | Other employees engaged in the preparation of information, documentation and accounting |
| 410 | Cashiers and tickets clerks |
| 411 | Tellers and other counter clerks |
| 412 | Debt-collectors and related workers |
| 413 | Employees engaged in customer services and household activities |
| 501 | Travel attendants and travel stewards |
| 502 | Controllers (conductors) public transport workers and related activities |
| 503 | Cooks |
| 504 | Waiters, waitresses and bartenders |
| 505 | Catering workers, not included in other groups |
| 506 | Child-care workers |
| 507 | Institution-based personal care workers |
| 508 | Hairdressers, barbers, beauticans and related workers |
| 509 | Laundryman |
| 510 | Workers engaged in individual tailoring and repair of clothing and footwear |
| 511 | Workers repairing apartments, furniture, electrical appliances, television and radio, clock, etc. |
| 512 | Workers of the photographic studios |
| 513 | Other personal services workers not elsewhere classified |
| 514 | Fire-fighters |
| 515 | Police - officers |
| 516 | Prison guards |
| 517 | Protective services workers not elsewhere classified |
| 518 | Shop assistants and demonstrators of goods |
| 519 | Vendors stalls and markets and employees related activities |
| 520 | Workers of city, towns and settlements gas industry, |
| 521 | Workers of water supply and sanitation services |
| 522 | Workers of green services (planning) |
| 523 | Workers carrying out energy control |
| 524 | Workers in film and TV studios and related professions |
| 601 | Field crop and vegetable growers |
| 602 | Gardeners to grow crops that grow on trees and bushes |
| 603 | Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers |
| 604 | Mixed-crop growers |
| 605 | Agricultural workers are not included in other groups |
| 606 | Farmers producing dairy and livestock produce |
| 607 | Workers (farmers) for the production of poultry |
| 608 | Workers (farmers) for the production of bees and silkworms |
| 609 | Mixed-animal producers |
| 610 | Producers of mixed agricultural products |
| 611 | Forestry workers and loggers |
| 612 | Hunters and trappers |
| 701 | Miners and other occupations in mining minerals underground and open cast |
| 702 | Builder, and builders-installers |
| 703 | Bricklayers and stonemasons, tilers, etc |
| 704 | Concrete placers, concrete finishers, mozaic layers and related workers |
| 705 | Carpenters and joiners |
| 706 | Builders, installers and related trades workers not included in the other groups |
| 707 | Plasterers |
| 708 | Metal worker fitter,metal worker for sanitary and technical equipment and pipe fitters |
| 709 | Metal worker, construction electro metal worker, electromonage and related professionals |
| 710 | Painters, working on cleaning of buildings and structures, and related occupations |
| 711 | Workers employed in the construction of mines (mines) and quarrying (cuts), subways, tunnels and underground structures for special purposes |
| 712 | Welders and flamecutters |
| 713 | Blacksmiths, hammer-smiths and forging-press workers |
| 714 | Tool-makers, tool sharpeners, patternmaker on metal models and Markers |
| 715 | Machine-tool setters and setter-operators |
| 716 | Metal wheel-grinders, polishers and tool sharpeners |
| 717 | Motor vehicle mechanics and fitters |
| 718 | Aircraft engine mechanics and fitters |
| 719 | Machinery mechanics and fitters |
| 720 | Electronics fitters |
| 721 | Jewellery and precious-metal workers |
| 722 | Other job printing industry |
| 723 | Workers for meat, fish and canning industry |
| 724 | Bakers, pastry-cooks and confectionery makers |
| 725 | Food and bevarage tasters and graders |
| 726 | Workers in alcohol and non alcohol production |
| 727 | Food industry workers, not included in other groups |
| 728 | Wood treaters |
| 729 | Professions Woodworkers, not included in other groups |
| 730 | Workers employed in the manufacture of fibers of cotton, linen, shelkomotalnom, wool, penkodzhutovom industries and in the manufacture of cotton |
| 731 | Weavers, knitters and related workers |
| 732 | Professional workers in the leather, and fur industries Pelt dressers, tanners and fellmongers |
| 733 | Shoe-makers and related workers |
| 734 | Professions of workers making garment |
| 735 | Professions of workers in industry of construction materials |
| 736 | Trades workers for maintenance and repair of track machines and mechanisms rail |
| 737 | Trades workers for maintenance and repair of motor vehicles |
| 738 | Telephone operators, telegraph and related trades workers due |
| 739 | Trade workers and inspection completed repair of linear structures and plant equipment and power connection |
| 740 | Well drillers and borers and related workers |
| 801 | Crushing-, grinding- and chemical-mixing-machinery operators |
| 802 | Chemical-heat-treating-plant operators |
| 803 | Petroleum-and natural-gas-refining-plant operators |
| 804 | Rubber-products machine operators |
| 805 | Operators and machinists equipment for the production of synthetic rubber, chemical petroleum products, and oil substitutes |
| 806 | Fibre-preparing, spinning-and winding-machine operators |
| 807 | Weaving- and knitting- machine operators |
| 808 | Sewing-machine operators |
| 809 | Dairy-products machine operators |
| 810 | Locomotive-engine drivers |
| 811 | Car, taxi and van drivers |
| 812 | Bus and tram drivers |
| 813 | Motorised farm and forestry plant operator |
| 814 | Oerators of earthmoving, construction and road machines |
| 815 | Crane, hoist and related plant operators |
| 901 | Street food vendors |
| 902 | Street vendors, non-food products |
| 903 | Domestic helpers and cleaners |
| 904 | Hand-launderers and pressers |
| 905 | Unskilled workers of Agriculture and Water Resources |
| 906 | Unskilled workers in construction and maintenance of roads and hydroconstructions |
| 907 | Unskilled workers in building construction |
| 908 | Unskilled workers in industries that are not included in other group |
| 909 | Guard (watchmen), cloakroom, lift operators |
| 910 | Porters, maintenance workers, laborers |
| 911 | Janitors office and industrial premises and territories |
| 912 | Unskilled workers are common to all industries, not included in other groups (cleaners, washers, greaser, etc.) |
| 913 | Military |
| 914 | Store inventory checkers and workers |
| 994 | Student |
| 995 | Sick/retiree |
| 996 | Other |
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.