Population Census 2011 (cycle 2009-2013) - IPUMS Subset
France, 2009 - 2013
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FRA_2011_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS
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INSEE (Institut National de la Statisque et des Etudes Economiques), IPUMS
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Profession string, 486 categories (FR2011A_PROFS)
Data file: FRA2011_PHC-P-H.dat
Overview
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
272
End:
275
Width:
4
Range:
-
Format:
character
Questions and instructions
Literal question
<span class="h3">6) The following portion of the questionnaire is for individuals age 14 or older.</span></p>
<p><span class="h3">17) The rest of the questionnaire is for individuals who are currently working.</span>
<br />If you have several jobs, describe your main job in questions 18 to 30.</p>
<p><span class="em">18) What is the name of the establishment which employs you or of which you are in charge?</span>
<br />If you are a temporary worker, specify the name of the establishment where you work. If you are self-employed, record the name of the company or your name.
<p><span class="h3">17) The rest of the questionnaire is for individuals who are currently working.</span>
<br />If you have several jobs, describe your main job in questions 18 to 30.</p>
<p><span class="em">18) What is the name of the establishment which employs you or of which you are in charge?</span>
<br />If you are a temporary worker, specify the name of the establishment where you work. If you are self-employed, record the name of the company or your name.
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 111A | Small-scale grain, cash crop farmers |
| 111B | Small-scale market gardener and horticulturist |
| 111C | Small-scale wine growers, orchardists |
| 111D | Small-scale herbivore breeders |
| 111E | Small-scale granivore breeders and mixed-breeders |
| 111F | Small-scale farmers without a dominant orientation |
| 121A | Grain, cash crop mid-scale farmers |
| 121B | Mid-scale market gardener and horticulturist |
| 121C | Mid-scale wine growers, orchardists |
| 121D | Mid-scale herbivore breeders |
| 121E | Mid-scale granivore breeders and mixed-breeders |
| 121F | Mid-scale farmers without a dominant orientation |
| 122A | Agricultural service contractors, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 122B | Independent loggers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 122C | Fishermen and fish farmers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 131A | Large-scale grain, cash crop farmers |
| 131B | Large-scale market gardener and horticulturist |
| 131C | Large-scale wine growers, orchardists |
| 131D | Large-scale herbivore breeders |
| 131E | Large-scale granivore breeders and mixed-breeders |
| 131F | Large-scale farmers without a dominant orientation |
| 211A | Masons |
| 211B | Carpenters, wood carpenters |
| 211C | Roofers |
| 211D | Plumbers, heating engineers |
| 211E | Construction electricians |
| 211F | Construction paint and finishing touches craftspersons |
| 211G | Locksmiths, metalworkers |
| 211H | Landscaping, public works |
| 211J | Contractors in parks and gardens, landscapers |
| 212A | Mechanics of agricultural machinery |
| 212B | Boilermakers |
| 212C | Craftspeople in general engineering, manufacturing and metalworking (excluding watches and precision equipment) |
| 212D | Various craftspeople of machinery manufacturing |
| 213A | Clothing, textile and leather craftspeople |
| 214A | Furniture makers |
| 214B | Craftspeople specializing in non-furniture woodworking |
| 214C | Paper, printing and reproduction craftspeople |
| 214D | Craftspeople manufacturing construction materials (excluding arts and crafts) |
| 214E | Craftsmen |
| 214F | Other manufacturing craftspeople (including watchmakers, precision equipment) |
| 215A | Bakers, pastry chefs, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 215B | Butchers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 215C | Pork butcher, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 215D | Other food producers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 216A | Auto repair mechanics |
| 216B | Sheet metal-car body designer |
| 216C | Various repairers |
| 217A | Taxi drivers, paramedics and other transportation workers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 217B | Professional movers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 217C | Hairdressers, manicurists, estheticians, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 217D | Drycleaners, laundrymen, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 217E | Craftspeople of various services, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 218A | Independent road and river transporters, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 219A | Craftpeople's unpaid family caregivers, performing administrative or commercial work |
| 221A | Small- and medium-sized food wholesalers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 221B | Small- and medium-sized wholesalers of non-food products, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 222A | Small- and medium-sized retailers of specialized foods, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 222B | Small- and medium-sized retailers of general foods, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 223A | Furniture, decor, and home furnishings retailers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 223B | Drugstore, bazaar, hardware, home improvement retailers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 223C | Florists, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 223D | Clothing and sporting goods retailers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 223E | Retailers cosmetics, luxury goods (excluding cultural goods), from 0 to 9 employees |
| 223F | Retailers of cultural goods (books, music, media, art objects), from 0 to 9 employees |
| 223G | Retailers of tobacco, print media and varied merchandise, from 0-9 employees |
| 223H | Owner and manager of gas stations, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 224A | Owner of small restaurant, café, 0 to 2 employees |
| 224B | Owner of a small café, bar, associated or not with another activity outside of food services, from 0 to 2 employees |
| 224C | Owner of a small hotel, hotel-restaurant, from 0 to 2 employees |
| 224D | Owner of a café, restaurant, hotel, from 3 to 9 employees |
| 225A | Independent intermediaries in commerce, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 226A | General agents and independent insurance brokers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 226B | Travel agents and independent auxiliary transportation, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 226C | Independent real estate agents, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 227A | Independent managers of entertainment or recreational facilities, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 227B | Independent managers of private institutions (education, health, social), 0 to 9 employees |
| 227C | Astrologists, parapsychology professionals, healers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 227D | Various other independent service providers, from 0 to 9 employees |
| 231A | Heads of large businesses with 500 employees and more |
| 232A | Heads of medium-sized businesses, from 50 to 499 employees |
| 233A | Head of construction companies and public works, from 10 to 49 employees |
| 233B | Industry and transportation business leader, from 10 to 49 employees |
| 233C | Commercial business leader, from 10 to 49 employees |
| 233D | Business leader of services, from 10 to 49 employees |
| 311A | Specialized doctors in private practice |
| 311B | General practitioners in private practice |
| 311C | Surgeons dentists (private practice or affiliated) |
| 311D | Psychologists, psychoanalysts, psychotherapists (not doctors) |
| 311E | Veterinarians (private practice or affiliated) |
| 311F | Independent pharmacists |
| 312A | Lawyers |
| 312B | Public notaries |
| 312C | CPA, registered or independent accountants |
| 312D | Independent advisors and experts in economic studies, organization and recruitment, management and taxation |
| 312E | Independent engineering advisors in technical studies |
| 312F | Independent architects |
| 312G | Surveyors, bailiffs, ministerial officers, various independent professions |
| 313A | Unpaid family aides of independent professional performing administrative work |
| 331A | Public service management personnel (State, local authorities, hospitals) |
| 332A | Engineers of the state (including military engineers) and similar |
| 332B | Engineers of local authorities and hospitals |
| 333A | Magistrates |
| 333B | Inspectors and other personnel in categories A of Imports, Treasury, and Customs |
| 333C | Post office executive |
| 333D | Administrative staff of France Telecom (public position) |
| 333E | Other administrative personnel from Class A of the State (excluding Education, Cultural Heritage, Taxation, Treasury, Customs) |
| 333F | Class A administrative staff of local authorities and public hospitals (except Education, Cultural Heritage) |
| 334A | Officers of the Armed Forces and the police force (except general officers) |
| 335A | Individuals engaged in a political or union mandate |
| 341A | Professors specializing and certified in secondary education |
| 341B | Headmaster of secondary education and inspectors |
| 342A | Higher education instructors |
| 342E | Researchers in public research |
| 343A | Psychologists specializing in educational and vocational counseling |
| 344A | Hospital doctors without affiliation |
| 344B | Non-hospital, affiliated doctors |
| 344C | Medical, odontology, and pharmacy interns |
| 344D | Salaried pharmacists |
| 351A | Librarians, archivists, curators and other cultural heritage executives (public function) |
| 352A | Journalists (including editors) |
| 352B | Literary authors, scriptwriters, dialogue writers |
| 353A | Newspaper editors, print publications managers, publishing directors (literary, musical, audiovisual, and multimedia) |
| 353B | Directors, audiovisual and performance programming and production supervisor |
| 353C | Artistic executives and technical artists in audiovisual and performance production |
| 354A | Visual artists |
| 354B | Professional musicians and singers |
| 354C | Theater artist/actor |
| 354D | Dance, circus, and variety show performers |
| 354G | Art teachers (excluding schools) |
| 371A | Top administrative, finance and commercial management for large companies |
| 372A | Managers in charge of economic, financial and commercial studies |
| 372B | Management of the organization or inspection of administrative and financial services |
| 372C | Managers specializing in human resources and recruitment |
| 372D | Managers specializing in training |
| 372E | Lawyers |
| 372F | Documentation, archiving executives (not including public service) |
| 373A | Managers in financial services or accounting in large companies |
| 373B | Managers of other administrative services in large companies |
| 373C | Managers for financial services or accounting in small and mid-sized companies |
| 373D | Managers of other administrative services in small and mid-sized companies |
| 374A | Managers operating retail stores |
| 374B | Product managers, buyers, and other marketing executives |
| 374C | Business executives of large companies (excluding retail) |
| 374D | Business executives of small and medium-sized businesses (excluding retail) |
| 375A | Advertising executives |
| 375B | Public relations and communications executives |
| 376A | Financial market executives |
| 376B | Banking executives |
| 376C | Commercial bank executives |
| 376D | Executives and managers for banking operations |
| 376E | Executives for insurance technical services |
| 376F | Technical service executives for organizations of social security and similar |
| 376G | Real estate executives |
| 377A | Hotel and restaurant executives |
| 380A | Technical directors of large companies |
| 381A | Engineers and research and farming managers for agriculture, fisheries, water and forest |
| 382A | Engineers and research managers for construction and public works |
| 382B | Fully employed architects |
| 382C | Engineers, managers, and construction foremen (management) for construction and public works |
| 382D | Engineers and technical-commercial sales managers in construction, public works |
| 383A | Engineers and research managers, research and development in electricity, electronics |
| 383B | Engineers and managers in manufacturing of electrical, electronic materials |
| 383C | Engineers and technical sales managers in professional electronic or electrical equipment |
| 384A | Engineers and research managers, research and development in mechanics and metalworking |
| 384B | Engineers and managers in manufacturing in mechanics and metalworking |
| 384C | Engineers and technical sales managers in professional mechanical equipment |
| 385A | Engineers and research managers, research and development of processing industries (food, chemicals, metallurgy, heavy materials) |
| 385B | Engineers and managers of manufacturing processing industries (food, chemicals, metallurgy, heavy materials) |
| 385C | Engineers and technical sales managers in processing industries (intermediate goods) |
| 386A | Engineers and research managers, research and development of other industries (printing, flexible materials, furniture and wood, energy, water) |
| 386D | Engineers and managers in the production and distribution of energy, water |
| 386E | Engineers and manufacturing executives from other industries (printing, flexible materials, furniture and wood) |
| 387A | Engineers and managers of purchasing and industrial supplies |
| 387B | Engineers and managers of logistics, planning and scheduling |
| 387C | Engineers and managers in production methods |
| 387D | Engineers and managers of quality control |
| 387E | Engineers and managers of upkeep, maintenance and new construction |
| 387F | Engineers and technical managers of the environment |
| 388A | Engineers and research managers, research and development in computer science |
| 388B | Engineers and administration, maintenance, support and management services to the users computer |
| 388C | IT project executives, IT managers |
| 388D | Engineers and technical sales executives in IT and telecommunications |
| 388E | Engineers and executives specializing in telecommunications |
| 389A | Engineers and technical staff of transportation operations |
| 389B | Flight and cabin crew officers and executives of civil aviation |
| 389C | Flight officers and executives of the merchant navy |
| 421A | Primary school teacher |
| 421B | School teacher |
| 422A | General education middle school teachers |
| 422B | Teachers in a vocational high school |
| 422C | Assistant and contractual teachers in secondary education |
| 422D | Principal educational advisers |
| 422E | Supervisors and teaching assistants of educational institutions |
| 423A | School behavior monitor |
| 423B | Continuing education trainers and facilitators |
| 424A | Instructors and sports educators, sports professionals |
| 425A | Sub-librarian, cultural heritage middle manager |
| 431A | Nursing managers and similar |
| 431B | Psychiatric nurses |
| 431C | Childcare worker |
| 431D | Specialized nurses (other than psychiatric nurses and childcare workers) |
| 431E | Mid-wives (independent or fully employed) |
| 431F | General care nurses, fully employed |
| 431G | Independent nurses |
| 432A | Rehabilitative masseurs-physiotherapists, independent |
| 432B | Rehabilitative masseurs-physiotherapists, fully employed |
| 432C | Other independent rehabilitation specialists |
| 432D | Other fully employed rehabilitation specialists |
| 433A | Medical technicians |
| 433B | Opticians, spectacle manufacturer and hearing aid specialists (independent and fully employed) |
| 433C | Other medical device specialists (independent and employees) |
| 433D | Pharmacy assistant |
| 434A | Executives of the socio-educational intervention |
| 434B | Social services assistant |
| 434C | Financial and family counselor |
| 434D | Specialized educators |
| 434E | Educator supervisors |
| 434F | Specialized technical educators, studio monitors |
| 434G | Educators of young children |
| 435A | Directors of sociocultural and recreational centers |
| 435B | Sociocultural and leisure organizers |
| 441A | Secular clergy |
| 441B | Regular clergy |
| 451A | Mid-level post office professions |
| 451B | Mid-level administrative professionals for France Telecom (public position) |
| 451C | Tax, Treasury, Customs and related supervisor |
| 451D | Ariel navigation inspection engineers |
| 451E | Other administrative personnel for Class B of the State (excluding Education, Cultural Heritage, Taxation, Treasury, Customs) |
| 451F | Class B administrative staff of local authorities and hospitals (except Education, Heritage) |
| 452A | Inspectors and police officers |
| 452B | Chief warrant officers, warrant officers and non-commissioned officers of high rank in the Army and the police force |
| 461A | Personnel of high level secretarial work, executive secretaries (non management) |
| 461D | Financial services or accounting supervisors and technicians |
| 461E | Supervisors and administrative technicians for legal services or personnel |
| 461F | Supervisors and administrative technicians of other administrative services |
| 462A | Managers of small retail space (employees or representatives) |
| 462B | Supervisor of the operation of retail stores |
| 462C | Non-management unclassified buyers, assistant buyers |
| 462D | Commercial organizers of sales stores, merchandisers (non-management) |
| 462E | Other mid-level commercial professionals (other than the sales force) |
| 463A | Commercial and technical sales technicians , IT representatives |
| 463B | Commercial and technical sales technicians, representatives of capital goods, intermediate goods, inter-industry trade (excluding IT) |
| 463C | Commercial and technical sales technicians, representatives of consumer goods working with companies |
| 463D | Commercial and technical sales technicians, service representatives working with companies or professionals (excluding banking, insurance, IT) |
| 463E | Commercial and technical sales technicians, representatives from individuals (excluding banking, insurance, IT) |
| 464A | Advertising, public relations assistants (independent or fully employed) |
| 464B | Interpreters, translators (independent or fully employed) |
| 465A | Designers and technical assistants in graphic arts, fashion and decoration (independent and fully employed) |
| 465B | Technical assistants in the making of live performances and audiovisuals (independent and fully employed) |
| 465C | Photographers (independent and fully employed) |
| 466A | Commercial and administrative officials of passenger transport and tourism (non-executive) |
| 466B | Commercial and administrative merchandise transportation officials (non-executive) |
| 466C | Person in charge of passenger and merchandise transportation (non-executive) |
| 467A | Person responsible for bank customers |
| 467B | Banking operation technicians |
| 467C | Intermediary technical and commercial insurance professions |
| 467D | Intermediary technical professions for social security organization |
| 468A | Food service supervisor: dining and services |
| 468B | Hotel supervisor: halls and floors |
| 471A | Research and counseling technicians for agriculture, water, and forests |
| 471B | Implementation and inspection technicians of agriculture, water, and forest production |
| 472A | Construction, public works designers |
| 472B | Surveyor, topographer |
| 472C | Surveyors and miscellaneous technicians for construction and public works |
| 472D | State and local government public works technicians |
| 473A | Electricity, electromechanical, and electronics designers |
| 473B | Technicians for research and development and manufacturing methods related to electricity, electromechanical, and electronics |
| 473C | Manufacturing and quality control technicians in electricity, electromechanical, and electronics |
| 474A | Mechanical engineering and metal working designers |
| 474B | Technicians of research and development and manufacturing methods in mechanical engineering and metal working |
| 474C | Manufacturing and quality control technicians in mechanical engineering and metal working |
| 475A | Technicians of research and development and production methods of processing industries |
| 475B | Quality control and production technicians for processing industry |
| 476A | Assistant technicians, printing and publishing technicians |
| 476B | Technicians for the flexible material, furnishing, and wood industries |
| 477A | Logistical, planning, and scheduling technicians |
| 477B | Industrial equipment installation and maintenance technicians (electrical, electromechanical, mechanical, not including IT) |
| 477C | Installation and maintenance technicians of non-industrial equipment (except computers and telecommunications) |
| 477D | Environmental and pollution treatment technicians |
| 478A | Computer science research and development technicians |
| 478B | Production and computer use technicians |
| 478C | Installation, maintenance, support and services technicians for computer users |
| 478D | Telecommunications and computer network technicians |
| 479A | Public or educational research laboratory technicians |
| 479B | Expert fully employed or independent technicians, various technicians |
| 480A | Foremen and supervisory staff (non-management) in agriculture, forestry |
| 480B | Merchant Marine or fishing crew head |
| 481A | Work foremen (non-management) |
| 481B | Field foremen (non-management) |
| 482A | Supervisors in electrical, electronic manufacturing |
| 483A | Supervisors in mechanical engineering, metalworking |
| 484A | Supervisors in manufacturing: food, chemicals, plastics, pharmaceuticals. |
| 484B | Supervisors in manufacturing: metallurgy, heavy materials, and other processing industries |
| 485A | Supervisors and technicians in production and distribution of energy, water, heating |
| 485B | Supervisors in manufacturing of other industries (printing, flexible materials, furniture and wood) |
| 486A | Supervisors in maintenance, and in electrical, electromechanical, and electronic installation |
| 486D | Supervisors in maintenance, mechanical installation |
| 486E | Supervisors in general maintenance, installation, new construction (excluding mechanical, electromechanical, electronic) |
| 487A | Warehouse, shopping managers |
| 487B | Individuals responsible for sorting, packing, shipping and others responsible for handling |
| 488A | Restaurant industry supervisor: kitchen/production |
| 488B | Restaurant industry supervisor: establishment manager |
| 521A | Post office employees |
| 521B | France Telecom employees (public position) |
| 522A | Tax, Treasury, Customs reporting or recovery agents |
| 523A | Deputy civil service administrators (including education) |
| 524A | Civil Service administrative officials (including education) |
| 525A | Primary school officials |
| 525B | Officials of other learning establishments |
| 525C | Civil service officials (outside of schools, hospitals) |
| 525D | Hospital officials (civil service and private sector) |
| 526A | Caregivers (civil service or private sector) |
| 526B | Dental, medical, veterinary assistants, medical technician aides |
| 526C | Childcare assistants |
| 526D | Medical and psychological aides |
| 526E | fully employed ambulance driver (public or private sector) |
| 531A | State police officers |
| 531B | Municipal police officers |
| 531C | Supervisors of the prison administration |
| 532A | Police officers (of a lower grade to a warrant officer) |
| 532B | Sergeants and non-commissioned officers of equivalent rank of the Armed Forces (except military firefighters) |
| 532C | Enlisted men (except military firefighters) |
| 533A | Firefighters (including military firefighters) |
| 533B | Forest technicians, guards of natural areas |
| 533C | Cultural heritage and administrative surveillance agents |
| 534A | Private security and surveillance agents |
| 534B | Security guards, bodyguards, private investigators and similar (fully employed) |
| 541A | Reception and information officials and hostesses (excluding hotels) |
| 541D | Switchboard operators, telephone operators |
| 542A | Secretaries |
| 542B | Typists, stenographers (non secretarial) word processing operators |
| 543A | Financial or accounting service employees |
| 543D | Administrative employees of various companies |
| 544A | Employees and operators of computer usage |
| 545A | Administrative employees of bank technical services |
| 545B | Employees of bank commercial services |
| 545C | Employees of insurance technical services |
| 545D | Employees of social security organizations technical services and similar |
| 546A | Transportation inspector (crew members) |
| 546B | Commercial transportation services for travelers and tourism officials |
| 546C | Administrative employees for the operation of transportation of merchandise |
| 546D | Flight attendant |
| 546E | Other hosting and support staff (transportation, tourism) |
| 551A | Store employees for commerce and shopping |
| 552A | Store cashiers |
| 553A | Non-specialized vendors |
| 554A | Food vendors |
| 554B | Furnishing, decorations, and home furnishings vendors |
| 554C | Drugstores, bazaar, hardware, home improvement vendors |
| 554D | Flower vendors |
| 554E | Clothing and sporting goods vendors |
| 554F | Vendors of beauty, luxury (outside of cultural products) and optical products |
| 554G | Vendors of cultural products (books, music, media, art objects) |
| 554H | Vendors of tobacco, print media, and other various goods |
| 554J | Gas station attendant and managers (fully employed or temporary) |
| 555A | Vendor by correspondence, telesales operators |
| 556A | Wholesalers of capital goods, intermediate goods |
| 561A | Servers, restaurant assistants, waiters (bar, pub, cafe or restaurant) |
| 561D | Kitchen helpers, apprentices and multipurpose employees in the restaurant industry |
| 561E | Hotel employees: reception and hall |
| 561F | Maid service employees and multipurpose employees in a hotel |
| 562A | Manicurists, aestheticians (salaries) |
| 562B | Fully employed hairdressers |
| 563A | Childcare assistant, nannies, host families |
| 563B | Home health aides, housekeepers, family workers |
| 563C | Domestic workers |
| 564A | Janitors, caretakers |
| 564B | Employees in various services |
| 621A | Team leaders of structural and public works |
| 621B | Skilled concrete workers |
| 621C | Conductors qualified in heavy plant machinery for construction and public works |
| 621D | Public works laborers in electronics and telecommunications |
| 621E | Other skilled workers in public works |
| 621F | Public works skilled workers (employees of state and local authorities) |
| 621G | Skilled miners and other skilled workers in extractive industries (quarries, oil, gas ...) |
| 622A | Qualified operators on automatic machines in electrical or electronic production |
| 622B | Skilled cable installers, winders |
| 622G | Logistics agents, qualified controllers of electrical or electronic equipment |
| 623A | Industrial boilermakers-sheet metal workers, skilled forge worker, skilled operator of forming equipment, skilled plotters |
| 623B | Skilled industrial pipefitters |
| 623C | Skilled metal welders |
| 623F | Skilled operators of machining metal, working individually or in small series, skilled mold makers |
| 623G | Skilled operators of metal machinery on other machines (except molders) |
| 624A | Skilled assembly line workers of mechanical systems |
| 624D | Skilled assembly line workers for metal structures |
| 624E | Skilled inspection and mechanical testing workers |
| 624F | Skilled workers in thermal treatment and surface treatment for metals |
| 624G | Other mechanics or skilled fitters (or unidentified specialty) |
| 625A | Heavy installation driver of processing industries: food, chemicals, plastics, energy |
| 625B | Skilled laborers and skilled laboratory staff workers: food, chemistry, biology, pharmacy |
| 625C | Other operators and other skilled workers in chemistry (including pharmacy) and plastics |
| 625D | Meat processing operators |
| 625E | Other operators or skilled laborers in the agriculture or food industry (outside of meat processing |
| 625H | Skilled workers in other industries (water, gas, energy, heating |
| 626A | Heavy plant processing industries drivers: metallurgy, glass production, construction materials |
| 626B | Other operators and qualified workers: metallurgy, glass production, construction materials |
| 626C | Operators and qualified workers in heavy wood industries and paper-cardboard manufacturing |
| 627A | Skilled operators in textiles and tanneries |
| 627B | Skilled workers in clothing and apparel cutting, other skilled dressmakers |
| 627C | Skilled workers in the industrial leather work |
| 627D | Skilled sawmill, industrial carpentry and furniture workers |
| 627E | Photoengraving and photographic and cinematographic laboratory workers |
| 627F | Lay-out and printing workers, skilled workers in brochure-making, binding and finishing of paper and cardboard |
| 628A | Qualified maintenance and upkeep mechanics: industrial equipment |
| 628B | Electrical engineers, skilled maintenance electricians: industrial equipment |
| 628C | Qualified manufacturing equipment controllers (metalworking, mechanical) |
| 628D | Qualified manufacturing equipment controllers excluding metalworking and mechanical) |
| 628E | Skilled sanitation and waste treatment workers |
| 628F | Skilled laboratory workers (except chemistry, health) |
| 628G | Various skilled industrial workers |
| 631A | Gardeners |
| 632A | Skilled masons |
| 632B | Skilled workers of stone work |
| 632C | Skilled wood carpenters |
| 632D | Skilled construction joiners |
| 632E | Skilled roofers |
| 632F | Skilled plumbers and heating engineers |
| 632G | Painters and skilled workers positioning coatings on vertical supports |
| 632H | Skilled carpet installers for flexible flooring covers on horizontal surfaces |
| 632J | Fitters qualitied in layout, insulation |
| 632K | Skilled workers in the general building maintenance |
| 633A | Artisanal skilled electricians (including construction) |
| 633B | Skilled repairmen of radio-television equipment, appliances, electronic equipment (fully employed) |
| 633C | Electricians skilled in upkeep maintenance, repairs: automobiles |
| 633D | Electricians skilled in upkeep, maintenance, repairs: non-industrial equipment |
| 634A | Skilled car builder |
| 634B | Metalworkers, skilled locksmiths |
| 634C | Mechanics qualified in maintenance, upkeep, repairs: automobile |
| 634D | Mechanics qualified in maintenance, upkeep, repairs: non -industrial equipment |
| 635A | Skilled tailors and seamstresses, workers skilled in fabric work (except clothing manufacturing), artisanal skilled workers in leather work |
| 636A | Butchers (except meat industry) |
| 636B | Pork butchers (except meat industry) |
| 636C | Bakers, pastry chefs (except industrial activity) |
| 636D | Cooks and kitchen assistant |
| 637A | Modelers (except metal modelers), molders, mold-fillers working with their hands, workers skilled in hand-made glass or ceramics |
| 637B | Art workers |
| 637C | Workers and technicians of live and audiovisual performances |
| 637D | Various skilled craft workers |
| 641A | Drivers and long-haul truck drivers (full employed) |
| 641B | Mass transit drivers (fully employed) |
| 642A | Taxi Drivers (fully employed) |
| 642B | Private car chauffeurs (fully employed) |
| 643A | Delivery drivers, couriers (fully employed) |
| 644A | Garbage truck driver |
| 651A | Drivers of lifting equipment |
| 651B | Heavy operating equipment drivers |
| 652A | Skilled handling workers, forklift drivers, operators |
| 652B | Dockers |
| 653A | Skilled warehouse workers |
| 654A | Skilled machine operators of guided transportation |
| 655A | Other staff and skilled workers (sedentary) of transportation operation services |
| 656A | Sailors of the merchant marine, captains and sailor helmsmen of river navigation (full employees) |
| 671A | Unskilled state and local public works workers |
| 671B | Unskilled workers in public works, concrete and extraction work, excluding state and local government |
| 672A | Unskilled workers in electricity and electronics |
| 673A | Unskilled production workers for metal collection |
| 673B | Unskilled production workers for metal formation |
| 673C | Unskilled assembly line mechanical control and metalworking workers |
| 674A | Unskilled production workers: chemical, pharmaceutical, plastics |
| 674B | Unskilled production workers in the meat processing |
| 674C | Other unskilled production workers: food industry |
| 674D | Unskilled production workers: metallurgy, glassmaking, ceramics, construction materials |
| 674E | Unskilled production workers: wood heavy industry, manufacturing of paper and paperboard |
| 675A | Unskilled production workers in textiles and dressmaking, tanneries, and leather work |
| 675B | Unskilled production workers in woodworking and furniture |
| 675C | Unskilled production workers of printing, print media, publishing |
| 676A | Unskilled warehouse workers |
| 676B | Unskilled movers |
| 676C | Unskilled sorting, packaging, shipping workers |
| 676D | Unskilled workers of transportation operations services |
| 676E | Various unskilled industrial workers |
| 681A | Unskilled structural works construction workers |
| 681B | Unskilled secondary construction workers [##translator note: "secondary" refers to work not related to the main structural construction, but to electricity, plumbing, etc.] |
| 682A | Unskilled metalworkers, locksmiths, mechanical repairers |
| 683A | Baker, butcher apprentices |
| 684A | Cleaner |
| 684B | Unskilled sanitation and waste treatment workers |
| 685A | Various unskilled craft workers |
| 691A | Operators of agricultural or forestry machines |
| 691B | Livestock workers |
| 691C | Market gardening and horticulture workers |
| 691D | Winegrowing and fruit tree workers |
| 691E | Agricultural workers without specialization |
| 691F | Logging or forestry workers |
| 692A | Fishermen and fish farming workers |
| ZZZZ | Not applicable |
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 indicates the person's profession (486 categories, string).
Universe
France 2011: All persons
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |