General census of Population and Housing 1994 - IPUMS Subset
Morocco, 1994
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MAR_1994_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Statistics Directorate, Minnesota Population Center
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Occupation, 3-digit (MA1994A_0430)
Data file: MAR1994-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
188
End:
190
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Q19. Primary profession carried on
This question is asked to every active occupied or unemployed. This question was coded at a later stage (please see instructions manual to code professions). It concerns active occupied, active not working but had held a job in the past, and active never worked before but with qualifications.
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This question is asked to every active occupied or unemployed. This question was coded at a later stage (please see instructions manual to code professions). It concerns active occupied, active not working but had held a job in the past, and active never worked before but with qualifications.
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Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 11 | Managers of the central public administration |
| 12 | Members of the diplomatic corps |
| 19 | Public administration officials (ministry central services) and members of the diplomatic corps nec |
| 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 |
| 59 | Other executives of hospitals, clinics, health centers and similar nec |
| 61 | MPs, parliamentary and municipal councilors |
| 62 | Leaders and executives of political parties |
| 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 |
| 69 | Members of elected bodies and leaders of political organizations, unions, and associations nec |
| 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 |
| 99 | Locally elected legislation officials, nec |
| 111 | Physicists, astronomers, chemists, geophysicists, mathematicians and similar |
| 112 | Senior information technology executives |
| 113 | Meteorology engineers and other similar engineers |
| 115 | Senior health executives, including general practitioners, surgeons, and surgery dentists |
| 119 | Executives specializing in scientific and technical occupations nec |
| 122 | Sociologists, philosophers, psychologiests and similar professionals |
| 124 | Legal advisers, political scientists and similar |
| 125 | Linguists, translators and interpreters |
| 129 | Social sciences and humanities specialists nec |
| 139 | Members of religious organizations (executive level) nec |
| 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 legal professions nec |
| 161 | Archivists, research workers, and librarians |
| 162 | Journalists, television and radio reporters, and similar |
| 171 | Executive administrators |
| 172 | Financial and management executives |
| 179 | Senior administrative offices without command responsibilities, business, finance and management executives nec |
| 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 perfomance artists |
| 189 | Fine arts and entertainment artists nec |
| 199 | Executives and members of liberal professions, nec |
| 211 | Technicians in industry and energy |
| 212 | Construction and public works technicians |
| 213 | Geology technicians; mining and mining extraction technicians and similar |
| 219 | Industry, construction, public works, mining, and energy technicians nec |
| 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 |
| 232 | Livestock production technicians |
| 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 | Health and social services technicians and middle management 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-lelvel executives |
| 265 | Middle-level executives in legal professions and similar |
| 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-leve executives specializing in social and human sciences |
| 272 | Middle-level professionals in entertainment and sports |
| 279 | Middle-level professionals in arts, humanities, social sciences, 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 nec |
| 291 | 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 | Employees in direct contact with the population |
| 319 | Administration employees nec |
| 321 | Sales clerks, shop assistants and demonstrators nec, sales by mail, service station employee, and similar |
| 329 | Commerce employees nec |
| 331 | Travel attendants, guides and other related personnel |
| 332 | Employees in food services |
| 339 | Hotel, restaurant employees nec |
| 341 | Babysitters, aides and similar |
| 342 | Qualified employees in domestic services |
| 349 | Personal and domestic service employees nec |
| 351 | Security services personnel |
| 359 | Security service employess nec |
| 361 | Permanet imams, muezzins, and other employees of the Muslim faith |
| 391 | Service employees nec |
| 399 | 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 |
| 416 | Wholesale or discount vendors of stationary products, books, newspapers and periodicals |
| 417 | Wholesale or discount vendors of various recreational, hobby, and personal items |
| 418 | 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 |
| 429 | Merchants, traders, financiers nec |
| 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 artisan goods, bazar products and similar crafts |
| 439 | Retailers nec |
| 442 | Real estate agents |
| 443 | Stockbrokers, dealers and stock commodity agents |
| 449 | Traders and financial agents nec |
| 499 | Merchants, traders, financiers 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) |
| 519 | Farmers nec |
| 521 | Fishing operators |
| 522 | Traditional independent fishermen |
| 529 | Fishermen and related professionals nec |
| 531 | Loggers for charcoat, wood joinery and related |
| 532 | Independent loggers |
| 539 | Foresters, hunters and related operators nec |
| 599 | Farmers, fishers, forestry persons, hunters, and related workers |
| 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 |
| 619 | Craftsmen and skilled workers in construction and public works nec |
| 621 | Moulders, welders, and sheet metal workers |
| 622 | Galvanizers, chromers, silver platers, and similar |
| 623 | Blacksmiths and toolmakers |
| 629 | Craftsmen and skilled workers in metal production and treatment nec |
| 631 | Repair and maintenance mechanics for machinery and vehicles |
| 632 | Electricity and electronics assembly, repair and installation craftsmen and skilled workers |
| 639 | Craftsmen and skilled workers in mechanics, electricity and electronics assembly and installation nec |
| 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 and similar |
| 654 | Manufacturers of paper and cardboard products |
| 661 | Artisans of food, beverages and tobacco |
| 669 | Food, beverage, tobacco craftsmen nec |
| 671 | Artisans and skilled workers in catering and hospitality |
| 672 | Launderers, cleaners, degreasers, ironers, artisans and skilled workers in dyeing, and similar |
| 673 | Bauty specialists and related workers |
| 674 | Practitioners of traditional medicine |
| 675 | Other craft and skilled service professions nec |
| 679 | Craftsmen and skilled workers in services nec |
| 681 | Craftmen 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 |
| 689 | Craftsmen and skilled workers in textile products, leather, shoes, and clothing nec |
| 699 | Other craftsmen and skilled trades laborers nec |
| 711 | Skilled or specialized workers |
| 712 | Skilled or specialized workers in fishing; deck and mechanic sailors |
| 719 | Skilled workers for agriculture, forestry, fishing, and vocational school raduates (qualification and specialization level) nec |
| 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 |
| 729 | Workers and agricultural laborers nec |
| 731 | Fishermen and related |
| 739 | Workers and fishing laborers nec |
| 741 | Forestry worker |
| 749 | Workers and forestry, hunting laborers nec |
| 799 | Workers and agricultural, fishing laborers (including skilled workers) |
| 811 | Plant operators of mining and mineral extraction |
| 812 | Operators in metal facilities |
| 813 | Plant operators for glassware, ceramic and related machines |
| 814 | Plant operators for wood transformation or paper manufacturing |
| 815 | Plant operators for chemical processing, power generation, water processing 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 |
| 839 | Heavy machinery and vehicle operators, and similar nec |
| 899 | Plant and machinery operators and assembly workers nec |
| 911 | Street vendors |
| 912 | Business laborers |
| 913 | Service laborers |
| 914 | Laborers in shows (Halki hosts) |
| 919 | Trade and services laborers nec |
| 921 | Artisans for metal production and processing |
| 922 | Laborers in handicrafted mechanics, printing and similar |
| 923 | Laborers in handcrafted ceramics, glass, baskets, brushes and similar |
| 924 | Laborers in handcrafted carving, carpenting, 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 | Crafts laborers nec |
| 931 | Laborers and maintenance workers for mines |
| 939 | Mining handlers and laborers nec |
| 941 | Laborers and maintenance workers for construction and maintenance of roads, dams, ports, airports and similar |
| 942 | Laborers and maintenance workers for building construction |
| 949 | Construction handlers and laborers nec |
| 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 |
| 979 | Casual laborers in the national promotion nec |
| 991 | Other laborers in elementary occupations nec |
| 996 | Non-farm laborers, freight handlers, and small business workers nec |
| 997 | Seeking employment for the first time |
| 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
Individuals: (multiple records)
For persons age 10 or older
[Questions 15-16.]
Q19. Primary profession carried on____
This question is asked to every actively occupied or unemployed [person]. This question was coded at a later stage (please see the instructions manual to code the profession). It concerns [persons who are] actively occupied, active not working but held a job in the past, and active never worked before but with qualifications.
For persons age 10 or older
[Questions 15-16.]
Q19. Primary profession carried on____
This question is asked to every actively occupied or unemployed [person]. This question was coded at a later stage (please see the instructions manual to code the profession). It concerns [persons who are] actively occupied, active not working but held a job in the past, and active never worked before but with qualifications.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates a person's occupation (3-digit).
Universe
Employed and unemployed persons
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |