National Census of Population and Housing 1988 - IPUMS Subset
Poland, 1988
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POL_1988_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS
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Main occupation (PL1988A_OCC)
Data file: POL1988_PHC-P-H
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Type:
Discrete
Start:
96
End:
98
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
<span class="h3">Census of population (inhabitants)</span></p>
<p><span class="h3">14-23 Source of income</span></p>
<p><span class="em">14-17 Main employment</span></p>
<p>17. Write in the name of the working post in the working establishment listed above. Specify performed activities and duties ____
<p><span class="h3">14-23 Source of income</span></p>
<p><span class="em">14-17 Main employment</span></p>
<p>17. Write in the name of the working post in the working establishment listed above. Specify performed activities and duties ____
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 001 | Managers - in political, youth, social organizations and in trade unions, all levels |
| 002 | General managers of public administration bodies and collective organizations |
| 003 | Managers of foreign units |
| 004 | Chairmen of departments and similar units in central government and suchlike collective organizations, managers of local administration institutions |
| 005 | Managers and directors of sectors being part of central government and collective organizations, as well as of local administration institutions |
| 006 | General managers of local administration institutions, all levels |
| 007 | Directors, and individuals holding similar positions, of departments being part of local administration institutions |
| 008 | Managers of sectors being part of local administration institutions |
| 009 | General managers of associations and unions |
| 010 | Managers of departments being part of associations and unions |
| 011 | Directors of industrial complexes and big industrial enterprises |
| 012 | Directors of other industrial companies |
| 013 | Managers of factories, branches, and other units being part of industrial companies |
| 014 | Managers of departments being part of industrial enterprises |
| 015 | Directors of complexes and big building or investment-related enterprises |
| 016 | Directors of other building and investment-related companies |
| 017 | Managers of building companies, investment-related companies, construction associations, working groups, and similar units |
| 018 | Managers of departments being part of building and investment-related enterprises |
| 019 | Directors of designing, geology-related, and similar units |
| 020 | Managers of companies and offices based on designing, geology-related activities and similar activities |
| 021 | Managers of departments being part of designing, geology-related, and similar units |
| 022 | Directors of IT-related companies, offices, and similar units |
| 023 | Managers of IT-related centers, factories, and similar units |
| 024 | Managers of departments being part of IT-related companies |
| 025 | Directors of companies and offices providing municipal and housing services |
| 026 | Managers of units and branches of companies providing municipal and housing services |
| 027 | Managers of departments being part of companies providing municipal and housing services |
| 028 | Directors of agricultural complexes, big agricultural production companies and enterprises providing similar services |
| 029 | Directors of other production companies and enterprises providing similar services |
| 030 | Directors of agricultural production units and units providing similar services |
| 031 | Managers of departments being part of agricultural production companies and enterprises providing similar services |
| 032 | Directors of companies and enterprises providing agriculture-related and veterinary services |
| 033 | Managers of centers, units, and dispensaries providing agriculture-related and veterinary services |
| 034 | Managers of departments being part of companies and enterprises providing agriculture-related and veterinary services |
| 035 | Directors of companies and enterprises providing forestry and environment protection-related services |
| 036 | Managers of centers, units, and offices providing forestry and environment protection-related services |
| 037 | Managers of departments being part of companies and enterprises providing forestry and environment protection-related services |
| 038 | General manager and directors of offices being part of the Polish National Railways General Directorate, general dispatcher, general governors of national railways; directors of particular railway regions, general governors of units responsible for maintenance and supervision over national railways |
| 040 | Local dispatchers, governors of railway-related managements, National Railways Board, and other railway-related units |
| 041 | Governors and managers of executive units |
| 042 | Governors and managers of departments being part of Polish National Railways |
| 043 | Directors of complexes and big transportation or shipping companies |
| 044 | Directors of other transportation and shipping enterprises |
| 045 | Managers of companies providing transportation-related services, managers of units, offices, and branches providing transportation and shipping services |
| 046 | Managers of executive units, bus depots, stations, transportation depots, ships, etc. |
| 047 | Managers of departments being part of companies providing transportation and shipping services |
| 048 | General and local directors of post offices and telecommunication-oriented companies, General Inspector of the Radio Communication Supervision Inspectorate |
| 049 | Directors of local post offices and telecommunication-oriented units, radio communication offices, and local inspectors of the Radio Communication Supervision Inspectorate |
| 050 | Managers and governors of post and telecommunication units, technical exploitation regions, telecommunication-oriented objects, radio stations, and other communication and telecommunication units |
| 051 | Managers of departments being part of companies providing communication and telecommunication-related services |
| 052 | Directors of companies and enterprises providing commercial, catering-related and similar services |
| 053 | Managers of units, centers, storages, and wholesales providing commercial, catering-related and similar services |
| 054 | Managers of shops and retail outlets |
| 055 | Managers or restaurants, bars, cantinas and other mass catering and food provision units |
| 056 | Managers of departments being part of companies providing commercial, catering-related and similar services |
| 057 | Directors of institutes, research and development units and other units providing research and development-related services |
| 058 | Directors of companies, branches, and offices of institutes providing research and development-related services |
| 059 | Managers of centers, companies, and workshops being part of institutes providing research and development-related services |
| 060 | Directors of libraries and archives, directors of technical and economic information points |
| 061 | Directors of general libraries and archives, as well as their branches, dependent units, etc. |
| 062 | Managers of libraries, achieves, technical and economic information points and their branches, dependent units |
| 063 | Managers of departments being part of libraries, achieves, and technical and economic information points |
| 064 | Presidents and vice-presidents |
| 065 | Deans and vice-deans |
| 066 | Directors of university institutes, teacher-training facilities, and other education-related units |
| 067 | Managers of departments, laboratories, and workshops, which are parts of education-related units |
| 068 | Directors of schools, complexes of schools, and branches of schools and universities |
| 069 | Directors and managers of training centers, foreign language schools and similar education-related units |
| 070 | Directors and managers of kindergartens |
| 071 | Directors of out-of-school education facilities, such as nursing houses and youth hostels |
| 072 | Managers of out-of-school education facilities, nursing facilities, accommodation units, camps, etc. |
| 073 | Managers of departments being part of education, nursing, and out-of-school education institutes |
| 074 | Directors of art-related institutions |
| 075 | Managers of choirs, bands, ballets, dancing groups and other art-related groups |
| 076 | Managers of departments being part of art-related institutions |
| 077 | Directors of museums, exhibition centers, monuments protection institutions, art-related institutions |
| 078 | Managers of museums, exhibition centers, monuments protection institutions, art-related institutions |
| 079 | Managers of departments being part of institutions and companies providing showcasing, conservation, and exhibition-related services |
| 080 | Directors of publishing houses, production studios, radio and television stations, editors of press and magazines |
| 081 | Managers of branches and local units of agencies, publishing houses, production studios, and radio and television stations |
| 082 | Managers of departments being part of companies providing publishing, film production, radio and television-related services, managers of broadcasting centers located in companies and enterprises, editors of press and magazines published in particular companies only |
| 083 | Directors of community centers, community facilities and other culture promotion units |
| 084 | Managers of community centers, community facilities, clubs for adults, cinemas and other culture promotion units |
| 085 | Managers of departments being part of culture promotion units |
| 086 | Directors of health care complexes, complexes of hospitals, clinic hospitals, sanatoriums, and similar health care facilities |
| 087 | Directors of dispensaries, blood centers, emergency service units, national and local emergency service units, and inspectors of such units |
| 088 | Principal medical officers, chiefs of departments |
| 089 | Principal nurses, medical help, ward nurses |
| 090 | Managers of dispensaries, drugstores, ambulatories, social service and health care facilities |
| 091 | Directors of companies, centers, and units providing sport, tourism, accommodation, social or similar services |
| 092 | Managers of sport clubs, sport facilities, holiday resorts, hotels, resort hotels, etc. |
| 093 | Managers of departments being part of companies providing sport, tourism or accommodation-related services |
| 094 | Chairmen of courts, arbitration committees, public prosecutors, managers of prosecution institutions, chairmen of maritime offices, etc. |
| 095 | Managers of notarial offices, law offices |
| 096 | Managers of departments being part of institutions providing judicial services |
| 097 | Chairmen of bank board, directors of headquarters and local branches of banks and insurance institutions |
| 098 | Directors of headquarters and local branches of banks and insurance institutions, presidents of collective banks, directors of numerical lotteries |
| 099 | Directors of departments and offices operating in headquarters of banks and insurance institutions |
| 100 | Managers of departments being part of banks, insurance institutions, numerical lotteries, managers of branch offices, etc. |
| 101 | Managers of companies, facilities and centers providing immaterial services, which are not classified in other groups |
| 102 | Technical directors |
| 103 | Economic, financial, employment directors |
| 104 | Labor and social, training, and professional improvement directors |
| 105 | Administrative, organizational, commercial, and estate management directors |
| 106 | Main accountants |
| 107 | Managers of departments specializing in technical, construction, technology, renovation and conservation, as well as work safety-related issues |
| 108 | Managers of departments specializing in technical supervision |
| 109 | Managers of departments specializing in economy, finance, accounting, employment, reporting and payment-related issues |
| 110 | Managers of departments specializing in law and organization-related issues |
| 111 | Managers of departments specializing in labor, social, training, and professional improvement-related issues |
| 112 | Managers of departments specializing in administrative, organizational, commercial, estate management, and general servicing-related issues |
| 113 | Warehouse managers, excluding managers of commercial wholesales |
| 114 | Masters and similar professions |
| 115 | Directors and managers not classified in other groups |
| 116 | Experts specializing in social and political activities |
| 117 | Personal advisors of managers of national administration units and collective organizations |
| 118 | Experts, advisors, and inspectors working for national administration units, collective organizations, and for their branches |
| 119 | Local and municipal inspectors, district supervisors and similar experts specializing in administration-related issues |
| 120 | Experts specializing in provision of services for companies and institutions operating abroad |
| 121 | Architects, town-planners, designers, constructors, technologists, and similar professions |
| 122 | Supervisors, technical, building, exploitation and implementation, investment management, production, and safety inspectors |
| 123 | Production dispatchers and similar professions |
| 124 | Work safety inspectors, instructors, and similar professions |
| 125 | Quality control and technical supervision inspectors, controllers, technical surveyors and similar professions |
| 126 | Professionals of rationalization and development, work normalization, patent attorneys |
| 127 | Land surveyors, cartographers, geologists, and similar professions |
| 128 | Electricians, energetic engineers, electronic engineers, automatic engineers, metal workers, mechanics, and similar technical and production-related professions |
| 129 | Exact science-oriented professionals working outside education, hydrology and meteorology specialists |
| 130 | Technicians and production professionals, manipulators, and similar professions |
| 131 | Technical experts not classified in any other group |
| 132 | Analysts, designers, programmers, data processing organizers, and similar professions |
| 133 | Verification professionals, controllers, documentation gatherers, database creators, and similar professions |
| 134 | Agriculture engineers, mechanics, plumbers, planting instructors, plant protection instructions, zoo technicians, and similar professions connected with agriculture |
| 135 | Cultivation and breeding technicians, as well as similar professions |
| 136 | Vets |
| 137 | Veterinary controllers, inspectors, and technicians |
| 138 | Foresters, deputy foresters, and similar professions |
| 139 | Research associates, constables, collectors, and similar professions connected with forestry |
| 140 | Maritime navigation and inland navigation professionals |
| 141 | Aviation professionals |
| 142 | Experts, communication and transportation protection supervisors, transportation and shipping controllers and similar professions |
| 143 | Traffic orderlies, dispatches, transportation organizers, and similar professions |
| 144 | Collectors, railroad associates, machine operators, train drivers, and similar professions |
| 145 | Postal communication, radio and television communication professionals |
| 146 | Controllers, supervisors and other professions connected with postal communication, radio and television communication |
| 147 | International trade professionals, supply and selling experts, material and advertising professionals, as well as similar professions |
| 148 | International trade inspectors, supply and selling instructors, material and advertising instructors, as well as similar professions |
| 149 | Technical engineers, catering experts and similar professions |
| 150 | Professors, assistant professors |
| 151 | Research associates, assistants, lecturers, tutors, and similar professions |
| 152 | Experts - scientists and manipulators working for research institutions, research facilities, and educational organizations |
| 153 | Custodians, licensed librarians, research associates, librarian assistants, archivists, conservators, and similar professions |
| 154 | Licensed professionals keeping scientific, technical, and economic records, licensed documentation gatherers, assistants, and research associates |
| 155 | Librarians, inspectors, library and archiving instructors, stocktaking technicians, and similar professions |
| 156 | Inspectors, museum instructors, stocktaking technicians specializing in classification and categorizing of monuments, as well as similar professions |
| 157 | Conservators, monument renovators, book and archive renovators |
| 158 | Visitors, inspectors, education, nursing, and teaching instructors, as well as similar professions |
| 159 | Teachers in general and vocational schools, course leaders |
| 160 | Teachers in kindergartens |
| 161 | Educators in special training and education centers, nursing houses, kids shelters, and similar professions |
| 162 | Tutors and educators working in out-of-school facilities, as well as similar professions |
| 163 | Vocational tutors, vocational instructors, household maintenance instructors, and similar professions |
| 164 | Directors, stage designers, choreographers, conductors and similar professions |
| 165 | Actors, performers, dancers, musicians, and similar professions |
| 166 | Cameramen, operators, and similar professions |
| 167 | Film, radio, and TV production technicians |
| 168 | Organizers of cultural events, fair animators, stage managers, and similar professions |
| 169 | Plastics, graphics, and similar professions |
| 170 | Exhibitions and educational events inspectors and instructors, as well as similar professions |
| 171 | Journalists, editors, spokesmen, and similar professions |
| 172 | Writers and similar professions |
| 173 | Translators |
| 174 | Technical and visual editors, proofreaders, and similar professions connected with journalism and publishing |
| 175 | General practitioners |
| 176 | Dentists |
| 177 | Pharmacists |
| 178 | Biologists, microbiologists, medical analyst, and similar professions |
| 179 | Medical examination, dentistry, pharmacy, hygiene and nursing inspectors, sanitary supervisors, and similar professions |
| 180 | Barber surgeons, nurses, midwives, and similar professions |
| 181 | Medical, dentistry, and pharmacy technicians, medical laboratory technicians, therapy performance instructors |
| 182 | Movement rehabilitation experts |
| 183 | Tourism and accommodation experts, organizers of sport and recreation-related events |
| 184 | Tourism and recreation instructors, tour guides, informers, and similar professions |
| 185 | Coaches and sport instructors |
| 186 | Judges, court supervisors, associate judges, and advocate's trainees |
| 187 | Attorneys, vice-attorneys, associate attorneys, and attorney's trainees |
| 188 | Arbitrators, associate arbitrators, and arbitrator's trainees |
| 189 | Lawyers, lawyer's trainees |
| 190 | Notaries, supervisors, associate notaries, and notary's trainees |
| 191 | Advisors, reporters, and reference documentation gatherers |
| 192 | Professional custodians |
| 193 | Finance, loans, pricing, and insurance experts, treasurers, and similar professions |
| 194 | Accountants, financial, loans, and accounting inspectors, supervisors, as well as similar professions |
| 195 | Bailiffs |
| 196 | Management, work and production experts |
| 197 | Planning and statistics experts |
| 198 | Economists |
| 199 | Employment and wages experts |
| 200 | Employment, training, and professional improvement experts |
| 201 | Social issues experts |
| 202 | Administration and commerce experts |
| 203 | Psychologists, sociologists, and similar professions |
| 204 | Firefighters |
| 205 | Property protection and defense experts |
| 206 | Customs officers |
| 207 | Priests |
| 208 | Experts not classified in other groups |
| 209 | Technical issues, production, work normalization, work security reporters and similar professions |
| 210 | Technical draftsmen and similar professions |
| 211 | Economy, finance, material management, storage reporters and similar professions |
| 212 | Administrative and commerce reporters, as well as similar professions |
| 213 | Reporters not classified in other groups |
| 214 | Secretaries |
| 215 | Stenographers, office correspondents, clerks, and similar professions |
| 216 | Operators of digital machines and supplementary devices |
| 217 | Operators of small and medium machinery |
| 218 | Conservators of data processing machines and devices |
| 219 | Accountants, reckoners, and similar professions |
| 220 | Cashiers, excluding cashiers working in shops and selling tickets, and similar professions |
| 221 | Building administrators, pursers, receptionists, warehousemen, prop managers, and similar professions |
| 222 | Receptionists, dispatchers, ticket sellers, managers and supervisors of floors in hotels, as well as similar professions |
| 223 | Mayors |
| 224 | Technical executor not classified in other groups |
| 225 | Mining foremen |
| 226 | Miners, drillers, quarrymen, and similar professions |
| 227 | Operators of mining machinery and similar professions |
| 228 | Gas and oil extraction machinery operators and similar professions |
| 229 | Other miners and similar professions |
| 230 | Ironworks foremen |
| 231 | Metalworkers and similar professions |
| 232 | Founders, smelters, iron founders, and similar professions |
| 233 | Blacksmiths and similar professions |
| 234 | Metal and ore processors and similar professions |
| 235 | Other metallurgists |
| 236 | Foremen in metal processing companies |
| 237 | Panel beaters, lofts-men, metal melting workers, and similar professions |
| 238 | Machinist millers, grinders, metal drillers, and similar professions |
| 239 | Welders and similar professions |
| 240 | Galvanizing workers, metal processers, varnishing workers, and similar professions |
| 241 | Locksmith and similar professions |
| 242 | Other metal processing workers |
| 243 | Mechanics and assemblers, excluding professional mechanics, electric engineers, electronic engineers/ |
| 244 | Machinery operators and similar professions |
| 245 | Professional mechanics, excluding professional engineers, electric engineers, electronic engineers |
| 246 | Professional assemblers, excluding professional engineers, electric engineers, electronic engineers |
| 247 | Greasers and similar professions |
| 248 | Assemblers and professional engineers |
| 249 | Professional assemblers, professional engineers, opticians, and similar professions |
| 250 | Jewelers, goldsmiths, grinders of precious stones, precious metal workers, and similar professions |
| 251 | Foremen working in companies connected with providing power supply, electronic and technical services |
| 252 | Power line engineers, excluding stationary machinery operators |
| 253 | Electric devices' engineers, electric devices assemblers, electric and electronic installations and machinery assemblers |
| 254 | Power and telecommunication lines assemblers and engineers |
| 255 | Equipment, apparatuses, and automatic machinery assemblers, operators of electronic, electric, electro technical machines and devices |
| 256 | Assemblers of transmission, telecommunication, and tele-commutation devices |
| 257 | Foremen in chemical companies |
| 258 | Chemical processes operators, fabric production operators, and similar professions |
| 259 | Hand packers of paper, rubber, and plastic commodities |
| 260 | Chemical production, paper and cellulose production devices' operators |
| 261 | Burners in chemical production-oriented companies and similar professions |
| 262 | Other chemical production workers and similar professions |
| 263 | Foremen in construction materials, glass, and ceramics production companies |
| 264 | Process operators in companies specializing in construction materials, glass, and ceramics production |
| 265 | Ceramic, gypsum, and silicate products shapers, model-makers, foundry workers in companies producing glass, ceramic, and abrasive products and similar professions |
| 266 | Glass and ceramics decorators, as well as similar professions |
| 267 | Operators of machines used to produce construction materials and similar professions |
| 268 | Other construction materials, glass, and ceramics production workers |
| 269 | Foremen in woodworking and wood production companies |
| 270 | Carpenters, woodworkers, wheelwrights, coopers |
| 271 | Operators of machinery used for wood processing and wood production, as well as similar professions |
| 272 | Wood butchers, and similar professions |
| 273 | Wood grinders, shapers, processors, machinist millers and similar professions |
| 274 | Basket makers, rim makers and similar professions |
| 275 | Other woodworkers and wood production professionals |
| 276 | Foremen in companies producing textiles |
| 277 | Fiber inspectors, spinners, and similar professions |
| 278 | Operators of textile production machinery, knitters, shapers and similar professions |
| 279 | Dyers and finishers of textiles, as well as similar professions |
| 280 | Other textiles production workers |
| 281 | Tailors, sewers and similar professions |
| 282 | Knitters, shapers and similar professions |
| 283 | Furriers |
| 284 | Hat makers, milliners |
| 285 | Lingerie makers and similar professions |
| 286 | Embroidery makers and similar professions |
| 287 | Upholsterers and similar professions |
| 288 | Other clothing production workers and similar professions |
| 289 | Foremen in leather processing companies |
| 290 | Tanners and tanning machine operators, as well as similar professions |
| 291 | Shoemakers and similar professions |
| 292 | Leatherworkers and saddlers |
| 293 | Other leather processing and leather production workers |
| 294 | Foremen in food processing and similar professions |
| 295 | Process operators in sugar production and similar professions |
| 296 | Process operators and supervisors of machines and devices used for processing of potatoes, starch produces and similar professions |
| 297 | Process operators in alcoholic beverages production |
| 298 | Process operators and supervisors of machines and devices used for production of canned food, smokers, salt adders, and similar professions |
| 299 | Process operators and supervisors of machines and devices used for meat processing, butchers, sausage makers, and similar professions |
| 300 | Process operators and supervisors of machines and devices used for eggs and poultry processing, classification professionals, poultry breeders, and similar professions |
| 301 | Process operators in dairy products production, butter and cheese makers, and similar professions |
| 302 | Process operators in production and processing of fruits and vegetables, press operators, blender operators, and similar professions |
| 303 | Operators of machines and devices used for grain processing, millers, granary supervisors, and similar professions |
| 304 | Operators of machines and devices used for production of bakery products, bakers, pastry cooks and similar professions |
| 305 | Operators of machines and devices used for production of confectionery products, chocolate makers, caramel makers, and similar professions |
| 306 | Operators of machines used for production of tobacco-related products |
| 307 | Process operators of utilization devices, fodder producers, and similar professions |
| 308 | Other food processing workers |
| 309 | Foremen in printing companies |
| 310 | Automatic and manual assemblers, operators of printing devices, printing professionals and similar professions |
| 311 | Copying professionals, reproduction makers, correctors, engravers, product preparation experts, and similar professions |
| 312 | Binders, producers of paper-based and plastic items |
| 313 | Other workers hired in printing industry |
| 314 | Violin makers, musical instrument assemblers and adjusters, keyboard makers, adjusters, musical instrument makers, and similar professions |
| 315 | Process operators of devices used for distribution of liquids, packers, product labelers, and similar professions |
| 316 | Operators of cranes and gantry cranes |
| 317 | Operators of lifts and similar professions |
| 318 | Operators of loading machinery in harbors, longshoremen, and similar professions |
| 319 | Operators of loading and sorting machinery, excluding machinery used in harbors |
| 320 | Foremen in construction-related companies |
| 321 | Concreters, bricklayers, assemblers, carpenters, enforcers, and similar professions |
| 322 | Glazers and similar professions |
| 323 | Painters and similar professions |
| 324 | Floorers and similar professions |
| 325 | Stonemasons and similar professions |
| 326 | Pavers and similar professions |
| 327 | Railroad constructors and similar professions |
| 328 | Dam constructors, drainpipe assemblers and similar professions |
| 329 | Other construction workers |
| 330 | Operators of machines used for road works, ground works, track laying, water and sewage-related works, as well as similar professions |
| 331 | Assemblers of steel and enforced constructions, as well as similar professions |
| 332 | Pipe network assemblers, plumbers and similar professions |
| 333 | Individual farmers |
| 334 | Foremen in agriculture |
| 335 | Workers in arable farming |
| 336 | Gardeners and similar professions |
| 337 | Breeders and similar professions |
| 338 | Operators of devices used in agriculture and horticulture |
| 339 | Fishermen /inland and maritime fishers |
| 340 | Other agricultural workers |
| 341 | Foremen in forestry and similar professions |
| 342 | Operators of machines and devices used for gathering and processing of peat |
| 343 | Operators of machines and forestry equipment, woodcutters, rafts-men, and similar professions |
| 344 | Forest protection, exploitation and management workers |
| 345 | Train operators, operators of rail traction units, smokers, and similar professions |
| 346 | Ticker inspectors |
| 347 | Train maneuvering and maintenance workers, compartment inspectors and similar professions |
| 348 | Tram and trolley drivers |
| 349 | Car drivers |
| 350 | Sailors |
| 351 | Boatswains - ship conservators, snorkelers, divers, and similar professions |
| 352 | Typists, telephone typing professionals and operators of office equipment |
| 353 | Callers, telegraphers, radio-telegraphers, radio-callers |
| 354 | Postal dispatchers and clerks |
| 355 | Salesmen and cashiers in shops |
| 356 | Clerks in servicing points and buying stations |
| 357 | Assistants of nurses, paramedics, and similar professions |
| 358 | Orthopedists |
| 359 | Waiters, buffet workers |
| 360 | Cooks |
| 361 | Hairdressers, beauticians, and similar professions |
| 362 | Photographers, film and photography associates, and similar professions |
| 363 | Cleaners, ironing workers, dyers, and similar professions |
| 364 | Firefighters |
| 365 | Guards |
| 366 | Laboratory technicians, assistants, and similar professions |
| 367 | Foremen not classified in other groups |
| 368 | Haberdashery makers, toy makers, and similar professions |
| 369 | Dress fitter, assemblers of decorations and other workers not classified in other groups |
| 370 | Janitors, runners, porters, liftboys, dressing room workers, wardens, and similar professions |
| 371 | Workers employed in transportation, loading, packers, luggage carriers, storage keepers, and similar professions |
| 372 | Ash collectors, strokes, chimneysweepers, and similar professions |
| 373 | Cleaners, sanitation workers, agricultural workers, and other workers performing activities not requiring any professional qualifications |
| 374 | Not specified working positions |
| 998 | Unknown |
| 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 indicates the occupation of the person who is providing economic support.
Universe
Poland 1988: Persons who were economically active and were the main or additional source of maintainance to the household [discrepancies: type I trace; type II 1.9%]
concept
Concept