BLES Integrated Survey 2007-2008
Philippines, 2008 - 2009
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Data file: Hard to Fill Occupations
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Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS |
| 2 | ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING CLERKS |
| 3 | ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES AND RELATED ASSOCIATEPROFESSIONALS |
| 4 | ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGERS |
| 5 | AGRICULTURAL OR INDUSTRIAL-MACHINERY MECHANICS AND FITTERS 7234 |
| 6 | AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS |
| 7 | AIR TRAFFIC SAFETY TECHNICIAN |
| 8 | AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS AND FITTERS |
| 9 | AIRCRAFT PILOTS, NAVIGATORS AND FLIGHT ENGINEERS |
| 10 | APPRAISERS AND VALUERS |
| 11 | ARCHITECTS |
| 12 | ASSEMBLING LABORERS |
| 13 | ATHLETES AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 14 | AUCTIONEERS |
| 15 | AUTHORS, JOURNALISTS AND OTHER WRITERS |
| 16 | AUTOMATED ASSEMBLY-LINE OPERATORS |
| 17 | BACTERIOLOGISTS, PHARMACOLOGISTS, PATHOLOGISTS AND RELATED |
| 18 | BAKED GOODS, CEREAL AND CHOCOLATE PRODUCTS MACHINEOPERATORS |
| 19 | BAKERS, PASTRY COOKS AND CONFECTIONERY MAKERS |
| 20 | BIOLOGISTS, BOTANISTS, ZOOLOGISTS AND RELATED SCIENTISTS |
| 21 | BLEACHING-, DYEING- AND CLEANING-MACHINE OPERATORS |
| 22 | BOOKKEEPERS |
| 23 | BROADCASTING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT OPERATORS |
| 24 | BUILDING AND RELATED ELECTRICIANS |
| 25 | BUILDING CARETAKERS |
| 26 | BUS DRIVERS |
| 27 | BUTCHERS, FISHMONGERS AND RELATED FOOD PREPARERS |
| 28 | BUYERS |
| 29 | CABINET/FURNITURE MAKERS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 30 | CAR, TAXI AND VAN DRIVERS |
| 31 | CARPENTERS AND JOINERS |
| 32 | CASHIERS AND TICKET CLERKS |
| 33 | CEMENT AND OTHER MINERAL PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS |
| 34 | CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE TECHNICIANS |
| 35 | CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS |
| 36 | CHEMICAL ENGINEERS |
| 37 | CHEMISTS |
| 38 | CHOREOGRAPHERS AND DANCERS |
| 39 | CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS |
| 40 | CIVIL ENGINEERS |
| 41 | CODING, PROOF-READING AND RELATED CLERKS |
| 42 | COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY AND HIGHER EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS |
| 43 | COMPOSERS, MUSICIANS AND SINGERS |
| 44 | COMPUTER ENGINEERS AND RELATED PROFESSIONALS |
| 45 | COMPUTER ASSISTANTS |
| 46 | COMPUTER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS |
| 47 | COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS |
| 48 | COMPUTING SERVICES MANAGERS |
| 49 | COOKS |
| 50 | CRANE, HOIST AND RELATED PLANT OPERATORS |
| 51 | CRUSHING, GRINDING AND CHEMICAL-MIXING MACHINERY OPERATORS |
| 52 | CUSTOMS AND IMMIGRATION INSPECTORS |
| 53 | DATA ENTRY OPERATORS |
| 54 | DEBT COLLECTORS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 55 | DECORATORS AND COMMERCIAL DESIGNERS |
| 56 | DENTAL ASSISTANTS |
| 57 | DIRECTORS AND CHIEF EXECUTIVES OF CORPORATIONS |
| 58 | DOMESTIC HELPERS AND CLEANERS |
| 59 | DOOR-TO-DOOR AND TELEPHONE SALESPERSONS |
| 60 | DRAFTSMEN |
| 61 | EARTH-MOVING AND RELATED PLANT OPERATORS |
| 62 | ECONOMISTS |
| 63 | EDUCATION METHODS SPECIALISTS |
| 64 | ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS |
| 65 | ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS |
| 66 | ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLERS |
| 67 | ELECTRICAL MECHANICS AND FITTERS |
| 68 | ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLERS |
| 69 | ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS |
| 70 | ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERS |
| 71 | ESTATE AGENTS |
| 72 | FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION MANAGERS |
| 73 | FLOOR LAYERS AND TILE SETTERS |
| 74 | FOOD PRESERVERS |
| 75 | FOREST TREE PLANTERS |
| 76 | FORESTERS AND RELATED SCIENTISTS |
| 77 | FREIGHT HANDLERS |
| 78 | GENERAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS |
| 79 | GENERAL MANAGERS/MANAGING-PROPRIETORS IN CONSTRUCTION |
| 80 | GENERAL MANAGERS/MANAGING-PROPRIETORS IN PERSONAL CARE, CLEANING |
| 81 | GENERAL MANAGERS/MANAGING-PROPRIETORS IN TRANSPORT, STORAGE |
| 82 | GENERAL MANAGERS/MANAGING-PROPRIETORS IN WHOLESALE |
| 83 | GENERAL MANAGERS/MANAGING-PROPRIETORS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED |
| 84 | GENERAL MANAGERS/MANAGING-PROPRIETORS OF BUSINESS SERVICES |
| 85 | GENERAL MANAGERS/MANAGING-PROPRIETORS OF RESTAURANTS |
| 86 | GENERAL SECONDARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS |
| 87 | GEODETIC AND RELATED PROFESSIONALS |
| 88 | GEOLOGISTS AND GEOPHYSICISTS |
| 89 | GLASS, CERAMICS AND RELATED PLANT OPERATORS NOT ELSEWHERECLASSIFIED |
| 90 | GOVERNMENT TAX AND EXCISE OFFICIALS |
| 91 | HAIRDRESSERS, BARBERS, BEAUTICIANS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 92 | HAND PACKERS AND OTHER MANUFACTURING LABORERS |
| 93 | HEAVY TRUCK AND LORRY DRIVERS |
| 94 | HELPERS AND CLEANERS IN OFFICES, HOTELS AND OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS |
| 95 | HOME-BASED PERSONAL CARE WORKERS |
| 96 | HOUSEKEEPERS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 97 | INCINERATOR, WATER-TREATMENT AND RELATED PLANT OPERATORS |
| 98 | INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS |
| 99 | INDUSTRIAL ROBOT CONTROLLERS |
| 100 | INSTITUTION-BASED PERSONAL CARE WORKERS |
| 101 | INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVES |
| 102 | JUSTICES |
| 103 | LAWYERS |
| 104 | LEGAL AND RELATED BUSINESS ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS |
| 105 | LIBRARIANS, ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS |
| 106 | LIBRARY AND FILING CLERKS |
| 107 | LIFE SCIENCE TECHNICIANS |
| 108 | LIFTING-TRUCK OPERATORS |
| 109 | LINEMAN, LINE INSTALLERS AND CABLE SPLICERS |
| 110 | MACHINE-TOOL OPERATORS |
| 111 | MACHINE-TOOL SETTERS AND SETTER-OPERATORS |
| 112 | MAIL CARRIERS AND SORTING CLERKS |
| 113 | MARINE CRAFT MECHANICS |
| 114 | MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS |
| 115 | MECHANICAL ENGINEERS |
| 116 | MECHANICAL MACHINERY ASSEMBLERS |
| 117 | MEDICAL ASSISTANTS |
| 118 | MEDICAL DOCTORS |
| 119 | MEDICAL EQUIPMENT OPERATORS |
| 120 | MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS |
| 121 | MESSENGERS, PACKAGE AND LUGGAGE PORTERS AND DELIVERERS |
| 122 | METAL DRAWERS AND EXTRUDERS |
| 123 | METAL FINISHING-, PLATING- AND COATING-MACHINE OPERATORS |
| 124 | METAL MELTERS, CASTERS AND ROLLING-MILL OPERATORS |
| 125 | METAL MOLDERS AND COREMAKERS |
| 126 | METAL-WHEEL GRINDERS, POLISHERS AND TOOL SHARPENERS |
| 127 | MINERAL-ORE-AND STONE-PROCESSING-PLANT OPERATORS |
| 128 | MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS |
| 129 | MINING-PLANT OPERATORS |
| 130 | MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS |
| 131 | MOTORIZED FARM AND FORESTRY PLANT OPERATORS |
| 132 | NURSING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS |
| 133 | NUTRITIONISTS-DIETITIANS |
| 134 | OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS |
| 135 | OTHER BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS |
| 136 | OTHER BUSINESS SERVICES AGENTS AND TRADE BROKERS |
| 137 | OTHER COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS |
| 138 | OTHER ENGINEERS AND RELATED PROFESSIONALS |
| 139 | OTHER FINANCE AND SALES ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS |
| 140 | OTHER HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS (EXCEPT NURSING) |
| 141 | OTHER HEALTH PROFESSIONALS (EXCEPT NURSING) |
| 142 | OTHER LIFE SCIENCE TECHNICIANS |
| 143 | OTHER MACHINE OPERATORS AND ASSEMBLERS |
| 144 | OTHER OFFICE CLERKS |
| 145 | OTHER OPTICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT OPERATORS NOTELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED |
| 146 | OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS |
| 147 | OTHER SALES SUPERVISORS |
| 148 | OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS |
| 149 | OTHER SPECIALIZED MANAGERS |
| 150 | OTHER SUPERVISORS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED |
| 151 | OTHER TEACHING PROFESSIONALS |
| 152 | PAPER PULP PLANT OPERATORS |
| 153 | PAPERMAKING-PLANT OPERATORS |
| 154 | PAWNBROKERS AND MONEY LENDERS |
| 155 | PERSONNEL AND HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONALS |
| 156 | PERSONNEL AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS MANAGERS |
| 157 | PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS REFINING PLANT OPERATORS |
| 158 | PHARMACEUTICAL ASSISTANTS |
| 159 | PHARMACISTS |
| 160 | PHILOLOGISTS, TRANSLATORS AND INTERPRETERS |
| 161 | PHOTOGRAPHERS AND IMAGE AND SOUND RECORDING EQUIPMENTOPERATORS |
| 162 | PHOTOGRAPHIC AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 163 | PHOTOGRAPHIC-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS |
| 164 | PHYSIOTHERAPIST |
| 165 | PLASTIC PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS |
| 166 | PLUMBERS, PIPE FITTERS AND OTHER RELATED WORKERS |
| 167 | POLICE INSPECTORS AND DETECTIVES |
| 168 | POTTERS AND RELATED CLAY AND ABRASIVE FORMERS |
| 169 | POWER-PRODUCTION PLANT OPERATORS |
| 170 | PRE-ELEMENTARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS |
| 171 | PRESSMAN LETTERPRESS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 172 | PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGERS IN BUSINESS SERVICES |
| 173 | PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGERS IN CONSTRUCTION |
| 174 | PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGERS IN MANUFACTURING |
| 175 | PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGERS IN RESTAURANT AND HOTELS |
| 176 | PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGERS IN TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND COMMUNICATIONS |
| 177 | PRODUCTION CLERKS |
| 178 | PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS AND GENERAL FOREMEN |
| 179 | PROFESSIONAL NURSES |
| 180 | PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED |
| 181 | PSYCHOLOGISTS |
| 182 | RADIO, TELEVISION AND OTHER ANNOUNCERS |
| 183 | RATTAN, BAMBOO AND OTHER WICKER FURNITURE MAKERS |
| 184 | RECEPTIONISTS AND INFORMATION CLERKS |
| 185 | RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS |
| 186 | RUBBER PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS |
| 187 | SAFETY, HEALTH AND QUALITY INSPECTORS (VEHICLES, PROCESSES |
| 188 | SALES AND MARKETING MANAGERS |
| 189 | SALES SUPERVISORS IN RETAIL TRADE |
| 190 | SALES SUPERVISORS IN WHOLESALE TRADE |
| 191 | SCHOOL PRINCIPALS |
| 192 | SCHOOL SUPERVISORS |
| 193 | SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS TEACHING PROFESSIONALS |
| 194 | SCULPTORS, PAINTERS AND RELATED ARTISTS |
| 195 | SECRETARIES |
| 196 | SECURITIES AND FINANCE DEALERS AND BROKERS |
| 197 | SEWERS, EMBROIDERERS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 198 | SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS |
| 199 | SHIP AND AIRCRAFT CONTROLLERS AND TECHNICIANS |
| 200 | SHIP'S DECK CREWS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 201 | SHIPS' DECK OFFICERS AND PILOTS |
| 202 | SHOEMAKERS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 203 | SHOP SALESPERSONS AND DEMONSTRATORS |
| 204 | SOCIAL WORK ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS |
| 205 | SOCIAL WORK PROFESSIONALS |
| 206 | SOCIOLOGISTS, ANTHROPOLOGISTS AND RELATED PROFESSIONALS |
| 207 | STALL AND MARKET SALESPERSONS |
| 208 | STATISTICAL AND FINANCE CLERKS |
| 209 | STATISTICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND RELATED ASSOCIATEPROFESSIONALS |
| 210 | STATISTICIANS |
| 211 | STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER OPERATORS |
| 212 | STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS |
| 213 | STOCK CLERKS |
| 214 | STRUCTURAL-METAL PREPARERS, ERECTORS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 215 | SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION MANAGERS |
| 216 | SYSTEMS ANALYSTS AND DESIGNERS |
| 217 | TAILORS, DRESSMAKERS AND HATTERS |
| 218 | TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS |
| 219 | TECHNICAL AND COMMERCIAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES |
| 220 | TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTORS/TRAINORS |
| 221 | TELECOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT INSTALLERS AND REPAIRERS* |
| 222 | TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS |
| 223 | TELLERS AND OTHER COUNTER CLERKS |
| 224 | TEXTILE, LEATHER AND RELATED PATTERN MAKERS AND CUTTERS |
| 225 | TOBACCO PRODUCTION MACHINE OPERATORS |
| 226 | TOWN PLANNERS AND RELATED PROFESSIONALS |
| 227 | TRADE BROKERS |
| 228 | TRANSPORT CLERKS |
| 229 | TRANSPORT CONDUCTORS |
| 230 | TRAVEL AGENCY CLERKS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 231 | TRAVEL ATTENDANTS AND TRAVEL STEWARDS |
| 232 | TRAVEL CONSULTANTS AND ORGANIZERS |
| 233 | UPHOLSTERERS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 234 | VARNISHERS AND RELATED PAINTERS |
| 235 | VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS |
| 236 | WAITERS, WAITRESSES AND BARTENDERS |
| 237 | WEAVERS, KNITTERS AND RELATED WORKERS |
| 238 | WEAVING AND KNITTING MACHINE OPERATORS |
| 239 | WELDERS AND FLAMECUTTERS |
| 240 | WOOD PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS |
| 241 | WOODWORKING-MACHINE SETTERS AND SETTER-OPERATORS |
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.
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(Please enumerate jobtitle and provide details for each column. Use separate sheet following the same format, if necessary)
For columns 3 to 8, please reflect the necessary information for the most recent vacancy in case the position became vacant several times during the reference period.
For columns 3 to 8, please reflect the necessary information for the most recent vacancy in case the position became vacant several times during the reference period.
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Occupation Title based on PSOC