General census of Population and Housing 2004 - IPUMS Subset
Morocco, 2004
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Reference ID
MAR_2004_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Statistics Directorate, Minnesota Population Center
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Dec 20, 2012
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Occupation (2-digit) (MA2004A_0429)
Data file: MAR2004-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
214
End:
216
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
E07. Main occupation _____
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Public administration managers (central ministries) and members of the diplomatic corps |
| 2 | Territorial administration and local field service department managers |
| 3 | Nonprofit agency and public institution managers of commercial nature |
| 4 | Responsible for education institutions (public and private) |
| 5 | Hospitals, clinics, health centers and similar managers |
| 6 | Members of elected bodies and leaders of political organizations, unions and associations |
| 7 | Directors and executives of companies or quasi-corporation (including public and semi-public) |
| 8 | Business owners in unorganized society or quasi-corporation. |
| 11 | Executives specializing in scientific and technical occupations |
| 12 | Social science and humanities specialists |
| 14 | Teachers in higher secondary education |
| 15 | Lawyers, judges and other legal professionals |
| 16 | Information and communications sciences specialists |
| 17 | Senior administration personnel without hierarchy responsibility, business, financial, and management executives |
| 18 | Artists of fine arts and entertainment |
| 21 | Technicians in industry, construction and public works, mining and energy |
| 22 | Electrical technicians, electronics and telecommunications (construction, repair, and maintenance) |
| 23 | Technicians in agriculture, livestock and forest |
| 24 | Technicians and associate professionals of health and human services |
| 25 | Professors and teachers of primary education, preschool teachers, and vocational training centers (qualification and specialization levels) |
| 26 | Middle management, middle management of trade, finance, management, and associate professionals in IT and statistics, middle management for legal profession and similar |
| 27 | Middle-level professionals in the sciences information and communications, specialized middle management in the social sciences, arts and associate professionals, sports and entertainment and other services nec |
| 28 | Technicians of sea and air transport |
| 29 | General technicians and associate professionals nec |
| 31 | Administrative employee |
| 32 | Commercial employee |
| 33 | Worker for hotel, catering and similar |
| 34 | Worker for personal and household services |
| 35 | Security service personnel |
| 36 | Religious institution personnel |
| 39 | Employee nec |
| 41 | Wholesalers and semi-wholesale (including exports-imports) |
| 42 | Grocers and retailers |
| 44 | Traders and financial intermediators |
| 49 | Service workers, and shop and market sales nec |
| 51 | Farmers |
| 52 | Fishermen and similar |
| 53 | Foresters, hunters and similar |
| 60 | Artisans and skilled workers in mining extraction |
| 61 | Artisans and skilled workers for construction and public works |
| 62 | Artisans and skilled workers in metal production and processing |
| 63 | Artisans and skilled workers of mechanics, assembling and electrical and electronic installation |
| 64 | Skilled trade workers in the precision engineering, arts and crafts, printing, and similar works |
| 65 | Artisans and skilled workers in carpentry |
| 66 | Food, beverage, and tobacco artisans |
| 67 | Artisans and skilled workers of services |
| 68 | Artisans and skilled workers in textiles, leather, footwear and clothing |
| 69 | Other craftsmen and skilled workers in trades nec |
| 71 | Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery graduates of vocational training (qualification or specialization level) |
| 72 | Workers and farm laborers |
| 73 | Workers and fishery laborers |
| 74 | Forestry workers, and hunting laborers and workers |
| 81 | Plant and equipment operators and similar |
| 82 | Machine operators and assemblers |
| 83 | Maneuvering and lifting machinery and vehicle operators |
| 91 | Trade and services labourers |
| 92 | Craftsmen nec |
| 93 | Mining labourers and maintenance workers |
| 94 | Construction labourers and maintenance workers |
| 95 | Industry labourers and maintenance workers |
| 96 | Transportation labourers and maintenance workers |
| 97 | Occasional national promotion labourers |
| 99 | Other labourers and workers in smaller occupations |
| 995 | Persons seeking their first employment |
| 996 | Inaccurate or insufficient statement |
| 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 (2-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 |