The World Bank Listening to LAC (L2L) Pilot 2011
Peru, 2011 - 2012
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Q48_99: Employment - What was the main occupation that you performed last week? (Q48_99)
Data file: World_Bank_Peru_L2L_HH_All_Modes
Overview
Valid:
513
Invalid:
1145
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
1091
End:
1092
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | ARMED FORCES |
| 2 | POLICE FORCES |
| 11 | MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE BODIES |
| 12 | COMPANY DIRECTORS (WITH THREE OR MORE DIRECTORS) |
| 13 | COMPANY DIRECTORS (WITH THREE OR MORE DIRECTORS) |
| 14 | SMALL BUSINESS MANAGERS (WORKSHOPS) |
| 21 | PROFESSIONALS IN PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMAT |
| 23 | PROFESSIONALS IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, MEDICINE AND |
| 24 | TEACHERS (LECTURERS AND/OR EDUCATORS) |
| 25 | PROFESSIONALS IN LAW, ECONOMIC SCIENCES AND ADMINISTRATION |
| 27 | PROFESSIONALS IN THE ARTS, SCULPTURE, MUSIC AND RELATED SUBJ |
| 28 | OTHER PROFESSIONALS AND WORKERS |
| 31 | MID-LEVEL TECHNICIANS IN PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL SCIENCES AND |
| 32 | SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT OPERATORS, PHOTOGRAPHERS AND RELATED O |
| 33 | MARITIME AND AERONAUTICAL NAVIGATION TECHNICIANS AND INSPECT |
| 34 | MID-LEVEL TECHNICIANS AND XXX WORKERS |
| 35 | MID-LEVEL TECHNICIANS AND XXX WORKERS |
| 36 | SALES MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATIVE AND ACCOUNTING TECHNICIANS |
| 37 | ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES AGENTS |
| 38 | ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS AND CLERKS |
| 39 | ASSOCIATED ARTISTS, SHOW BUSINESS WORKERS, ATHLETES AND |
| 41 | ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT MANAGERS (GENERAL MANAGERS, |
| 42 | ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL AND ASSOCIATED EMPLOYEES |
| 43 | TRANSPORT SERVICE MANAGERS AND ASSOCIATED WORKERS |
| 44 | MAIL SERVICES MANAGERS, LIBRARY WORKERS, |
| 45 | CASHIERS, RECEPTIONISTS AND ASSOCIATED WORKERS |
| 46 | OFFICE EMPLOYEES IN FIELD WORK AND OTHER OFFICE STAFF |
| 51 | DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICE PERSONNEL |
| 52 | MANAGERS, BURSARS AND STEWARDS |
| 53 | PERSONAL CARE WORKERS |
| 54 | HAIRDRESSERS, BEAUTY THERAPISTS AND WORKERS |
| 55 | GENERAL WORKERS |
| 56 | PROTECTION AND SECURITY SERVICE PERSONNEL |
| 57 | WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALESPEOPLE AND TRADERS |
| 58 | UNCLASSIFIED TRADERS AND SALESPEOPLE (NOT TRAVELING) |
| 61 | FARMERS (OPERATORS) AND QUALIFIED WORKERS |
| 62 | LIVESTOCK BREEDERS AND WORKERS QUALIFIED IN BREEDING |
| 63 | FISHERMEN, HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS |
| 64 | AGRICULTURAL AND LIVESTOCK WORKERS |
| 71 | MINERS, QUARRYMEN, BORERS AND ASSOCIATED WORKERS |
| 72 | WOOD PROCESSING AND XXX MANUFACTURING WORKERS |
| 73 | CHEMICAL PROCESSING WORKERS AND ASSOCIATED WORKERS |
| 74 | SPINNERS, KNITTERS, DYERS AND ASSOCIATED WORKERS |
| 75 | LEATHER PREPARATION, TANNING AND PROCESSING WORKERS |
| 76 | FOOD AND BEVERAGE PREPARATION WORKERS |
| 77 | SHOEMAKERS, TAILORS, FASHION DESIGNERS, FURRIERS, CABINET-MA |
| 78 | METAL AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT WORKERS, MECHANICS AND TYPESE |
| 79 | MACHINE AND INSTRUMENT SETTERS, FITTERS AND INSTALLERS |
| 81 | RUBBER AND PLASTIC PRODUCT MANUFACTURING WORKERS |
| 82 | PAPER AND CARDBOARD PRODUCT MANUFACTURERS |
| 83 | GRAPHIC ART WORKERS |
| 84 | MANUFACTURING WORKERS AND ASSOCIATED WORKERS NOT CLASSIFIED |
| 85 | PAINTERS |
| 86 | CONSTRUCTION WORKERS |
| 87 | OPERATORS OF AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, FIXED MACHINERY AND INS |
| 88 | TRANSPORT DRIVERS AND ASSOCIATED OCCUPATIONS |
| 91 | TRAVELING SALESPEOPLE |
| 92 | TRAVELING SALESPEOPLE |
| 93 | TRANSPORT SERVICE CONDUCTORS AND SALESPEOPLE, AND |
| 94 | DOMESTIC STAFF, CLEANERS, LAUNDERERS, IRONERS AND |
| 95 | MESSENGERS, DELIVERY STAFF, PORTERS AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS |
| 96 | TRASH COLLECTORS AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS |
| 97 | AGRICULTURAL, LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY AND FISHING LABORERS AND R |
| 98 | MINING, ELECTRICITY, GAS AND WATER SUPPLY LABORERS |
| 99 | NON-SPECIFIC OCCUPATION (N.S.) |
| Sysmiss |
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.