General census of Population and Housing 2004 - IPUMS Subset
Morocco, 2004
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MAR_2004_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Statistics Directorate, Minnesota Population Center
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Occupation (3-digit) (MA2004A_0427)
Data file: MAR2004-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
209
End:
211
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
E07. Main occupation _____
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 11 | Managers of the central public administration |
| 12 | Members of the diplomatic corps |
| 21 | Managers of the local territorial administration |
| 22 | Managers of exterior services department |
| 31 | Directors, deputy directors of public non-profit and commercial public establishments, and similar |
| 32 | Heads of departments, heads of divisions and heads of departments of public non-profit and commercial public establishments, and similar |
| 39 | Other managers of non-profit agencies and commercial public establishments nec |
| 41 | Managers of higher education institutions |
| 42 | Managers of secondary education |
| 43 | Managers of basic education institutions and preschools |
| 44 | Managers of educational institutions |
| 49 | Other managers of educational institutions nec |
| 51 | Department head, director of hospitals, clinics, health centers and similar |
| 52 | Heads of medical and paramedical departments and program managers |
| 59 | Other executives of hospitals, clinics, health centers and similar nec |
| 61 | MPs, parliamentary and municipal councilors and party leaders |
| 63 | Managers and executives of organizations for economic purposes, including trade unions |
| 64 | Managers and executives of non-profit organizations for sporting, cultural and social events |
| 71 | Executives of companies in agriculture and forestry |
| 72 | Executives of fishing company |
| 73 | Executives of construction companies |
| 74 | Executives of industrial companies |
| 75 | Executives of mining companies |
| 76 | Executives of specialized corporate service companies |
| 79 | Executives of companies or quasi-corporation |
| 81 | Owners of enterprises not organized in companies or quasi-corporations |
| 111 | Physicists, astronomers, chemists, geophysicists, mathematicians and similar |
| 112 | Senior information technology executives |
| 113 | Organizational, meteorology engineers, and other engineers |
| 114 | Biologists, botanists, zoologists, pharmacologists, bacteriologists, and similar |
| 115 | Senior health executives, including general practitioners, surgeons, and surgery dentists |
| 121 | Social scientists and similar professionals |
| 124 | Legal advisers, political scientists and similar |
| 125 | Linguists, translators, interpreters, novelists, writers and literary professionals |
| 141 | Higher education professors |
| 142 | Teachers in secondary education and vocational training (technical training) and similar |
| 151 | Lawyers or legal advisors |
| 152 | Attorneys and judges |
| 153 | Notaries, tax advisors, solicitors, adouls and other executive level lawyers |
| 161 | Archivists, research workers, and librarians |
| 162 | Journalists, television and radio reporters, and similar |
| 171 | Executive administrators |
| 172 | Financial and management executives |
| 181 | Sculptors, painters, cartoonists, theater and film decorators, advertising, fashion, and poster designers, models and similar |
| 182 | Composers, musicians, singers, choreographers, dancers, actors, producers and directors of film; and other performance artists |
| 184 | Other performance artists nec |
| 211 | Technicians in industry and energy |
| 212 | Construction and public works technicians |
| 221 | Electrical engineering technicians for electrical and electromechanical appliances |
| 222 | Optical and electronic equipment technicians |
| 229 | Electrical engineering technicians in electronics and telecommunications nec |
| 231 | Technicians specialized in crops |
| 233 | Agricultural technology specialized technicians and agricultural advisors |
| 234 | Water and forestry technicians |
| 235 | Agricultural research, water affairs and forestry research, animal production research and related technicians |
| 236 | Land conservation technicians, assistants, supervisors and technicians treated land legislation |
| 239 | Agriculture, livestock and forest technicians nec |
| 241 | Intermediate professionals in modern healthcare (except nursing) |
| 242 | Nurses and registered midwifes |
| 243 | Paramedic technicians and related workers |
| 249 | Technicians, nec |
| 251 | Second cycle teachers of basic education |
| 252 | First cycle teachers of basic education |
| 253 | Preschool education teachers |
| 254 | Vocational training center teachers (qualification and specialization level) |
| 259 | Other teachers in basic education, preschool, and vocational training centers (qualification and specialization level) and similar nec |
| 261 | Middle level executives of public and local services, and public and semi-public businesses |
| 262 | Sales managers, buyers, sales representative and middle-level trade professionals |
| 263 | Middle-level professionals in finance and management |
| 264 | Computer technicians, programmers, statistical technicians and similar middle-level executives |
| 269 | Middle-level executives in trade, finance, and management, middle-level executives in computer and statistics, middle-level executives in legal professions and similar nec |
| 271 | Social services technicians, social workers and related middle-level executives specializing in social and human sciences |
| 272 | Middle-level professionals in entertainment and sports |
| 273 | Middle-level professionals in tourism and hospitality |
| 279 | Middle-level professionals in information science and communications, middle-level professionals in the social sciences, middle-level professionals in the arts, sports and entertainment, and other services nec |
| 281 | Deck and sea fishing technicians: shift supervisor in fishing, second deck officer, skipper, naval engineering technicians and similar |
| 282 | Professional aircraft and helicopter pilots, flight instructors; air traffic controllers; aviation and air telecommunications security technicians and related professionals |
| 289 | Sea and air transport vehicle technicians, meteorologists, and related technicians |
| 292 | Hygiene safety standards and quality controllers, and similar |
| 293 | Mechanical technicians (repair and maintenance only) |
| 299 | Technicians and middle-level staff nec |
| 311 | Clerical work |
| 312 | Administrative employees in direct contact with the population |
| 321 | Sales clerks, shop assistants and demonstrators nec, sales by mail, service station employee, and similar |
| 331 | Travel attendants, guides and other related personnel |
| 332 | Employees in food services |
| 341 | Babysitters, aides and similar |
| 342 | Qualified employees in domestic services |
| 351 | Security services personnel |
| 369 | Religious personnel (including leaders and employees) |
| 391 | Other employees nec |
| 410 | Wholesale or discount vendors of agricultural, forest, fishing product |
| 411 | Wholesale or discount vendors of capital and intermediate pieces |
| 412 | Wholesale or discount vendors in drugstores, hardware stores, and building materials |
| 413 | Wholesale or discount vendors of home and office equipment |
| 414 | Wholesale or discount vendors of textiles, leather and footwear |
| 415 | Wholesale or discount vendors of chemical products, specialty chemicals, hydrocarbons, and minerals |
| 417 | Wholesale or discount vendors of various recreational, hobby, and personal items |
| 419 | Wholesale or discount vendors nec |
| 421 | Grocers |
| 422 | Retailer for food products |
| 423 | Retailers for agricultural, forest, and sea products |
| 424 | Retailers for combustibles |
| 425 | Retailer for textiles, footwear and leather goods |
| 426 | Retailer for furniture and décor products |
| 427 | Retailer for household appliances and goods |
| 428 | Retailer in drugstores, and for hardware and building materials |
| 431 | Retailer for cosmetic, perfume, beauty, entertainment products and similar |
| 432 | Retailer for intermediate goods (equipment and supplies), vehicles, motorcycles and bicycles |
| 433 | Retailer for paper, book, newspapers, periodicals and similar |
| 434 | Retailer for watches, jewelry, various recreational, hobby, and personal items |
| 435 | Itinerant souk retailers of various products |
| 436 | Retailers for various artisan, bazar products and similar |
| 439 | Retailers nec |
| 441 | Insurance agents and insurance brokers |
| 442 | Real estate agents |
| 444 | Advertising agents |
| 446 | Managing owners of travel agencies |
| 447 | Other trade agents for business services |
| 449 | Traders and financial agents nec |
| 511 | Operators specialized in agriculture |
| 512 | Operators specializing in breeding, poultry, apiculture and sericulture |
| 513 | Farming operators in related crop and livestock (various fellahs) |
| 521 | Fishing operators |
| 522 | Traditional independent fishermen |
| 531 | Loggers for charcoal, wood joinery and related |
| 539 | Foresters, hunters, independent loggers, and related operators nec |
| 601 | Miners, skilled workers and laborer in mineral processing and similar |
| 602 | Carriers, skilled workers and laborer in stone and marble treatment, stone polishers, engravers, tracers, and similar |
| 603 | Diggers, well drillers, and similar |
| 611 | Skilled workers and laborer in large construction works and similar |
| 612 | Skilled workers and laborer in secondary construction works |
| 613 | Daubers, building painters, building plasterers, paperhangers, and other craftsmen and skilled workers |
| 621 | Moulders, welders, and sheet metal workers |
| 622 | Galvanizers, chromers, silver platers, and similar |
| 623 | Blacksmiths and toolmakers |
| 624 | Metal objects manufacturers |
| 631 | Repair and maintenance mechanics for machinery and vehicles |
| 632 | Electricity and electronics assembly, repair and installation craftsmen and skilled workers |
| 641 | Precision mechanics for metal, watch, clock, jewelry and similar materials |
| 642 | Glass makers, potters and related workers |
| 643 | Craftsmen and skilled workers in printing |
| 651 | Craftsmen and skilled workers for wood and paper manufacturing preparation |
| 652 | Carpenters and manufacturers of wooden objects |
| 653 | Manufacturers of alfa, palms, reeds, cork objects, paper, cardboard products and similar |
| 661 | Artisans of food, beverages and tobacco |
| 671 | Artisans and skilled workers in catering and hospitality |
| 672 | Launderers, cleaners, degreasers, ironers, artisans and skilled workers in dyeing, and similar |
| 673 | Beauty specialists and related workers |
| 674 | Practitioners of traditional medicine |
| 679 | Other craft and skilled service professions nec |
| 681 | Craftsmen and skilled textile workers |
| 682 | Tailors, dressmakers, sewers, upholsterers and related workers |
| 683 | Wool shearer, skinners, tanners, hides processors and similar |
| 684 | Clothing, leather goods, and footwear manufacturers |
| 691 | Other craftsmen and skilled trades laborers nec |
| 711 | Skilled or specialized workers |
| 712 | Skilled or specialized workers in fishing; deck and mechanic sailors |
| 713 | Skilled or specialized workers in forestry and hunting |
| 721 | Crop workers and laborers |
| 722 | Workers and laborers in livestock raising: sheep, cattle, goats |
| 723 | Agricultural workers and laborers in various combinations of crops and livestock |
| 731 | Fishermen and related |
| 741 | Forestry worker |
| 811 | Plant operators of mining and mineral extraction |
| 812 | Operators in metal facilities |
| 814 | Plant operators for wood transformation or paper manufacturing |
| 815 | Plant operators for chemical processing, power generation, water processing or similar |
| 819 | Fixed plant and equipment operators similar nec |
| 821 | Machine operators for metals and mineral production |
| 822 | Machine operators for pharmaceutical, cosmetic and chemical product manufacturing |
| 823 | Machine operators for rubber and plastic product manufacturing |
| 825 | Machine operators for printing and stationery |
| 826 | Textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators |
| 827 | Machine operators for food and related products manufacturing |
| 828 | Mechanical , electrical-equipment, electronic-equipment, metal, rubber and plastic products assembler |
| 829 | Other machine operators and assemblers nec |
| 831 | Railway maneuvering workers |
| 832 | Motor-cycle driver |
| 833 | Agricultural machinery, earthmoving, cranes and maintenance mobile machinery drivers |
| 834 | Drivers of motorized vehicles |
| 911 | Street vendors |
| 912 | Business laborers |
| 913 | Service laborers |
| 914 | Laborers in shows (Halki hosts) |
| 921 | Artisans for metal production and processing |
| 922 | Laborers in handcrafted mechanics, printing and similar |
| 923 | Laborers in handcrafted ceramics, glass, baskets, brushes and similar |
| 924 | Laborers in handcrafted carving, carpentry, wood preparation and similar |
| 925 | Laborers in handcrafted food and beverages |
| 926 | Laborers in the hospitality, catering, hairdressing and beauty industry |
| 927 | Laborers in handcrafted clothing, leather, footwork and textile products |
| 929 | Laborers in handcrafted professions nec |
| 931 | Laborers and maintenance workers for mines |
| 941 | Laborers and maintenance workers for construction and maintenance of roads, dams, ports, airports and similar |
| 942 | Laborers and maintenance workers for building construction |
| 951 | Laborers in the food industry |
| 952 | Laborers in the textile and leather industry |
| 953 | Laborers in other manufacturing industries nec |
| 961 | Laborers and maintenance workers for ports and sea transportation |
| 962 | Laborers and maintenance workers for land and air transportation |
| 963 | Animal-driven vehicle drivers |
| 971 | Occasional laborers for national projects |
| 991 | Other laborers in elementary occupations nec |
| 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.
Interviewer instructions
Q18: Primary profession: This question was coded at a later stage (please see instructions to code profession manual). It concerns active occupied, active not working but had held a job in the past, and active never worked before but with qualifications.
Description
Definition
This variable records the occupation (3-digit) of household members who are actively occupied, currently unemployed but worked before, or currently unemployed looking for their first job.
Universe
Actively employed and unemployed persons who have worked before or with qualifications
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |