National Labor Force Survey 2007

Indonesia, 2007

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IDN_2007_SAKERNAS-FEB_v01_M

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Type of occupation/position of the main job in the past one week (b4p8)

Data file: sakernas07feb

Overview

Valid: 121286

Invalid: 101086

Minimum: 1

Maximum: 999

Type: Discrete

Decimal: 0

Start: 48

End: 50

Width: 3

Range: -

Format:

Questions and instructions

Question pretext

- Q6 to Q14 are just for household members who currently are employed (Q2a.1 = 1 or Q3 = 1)

Literal question

Type of occupation/position of the main job in the past one week:............. (specify)

(Filled in by the Editor)

Categories

Value	Category
1	‘Army members’
2	‘Navy members’
3	‘Air force members’
4	‘Police members’
9	‘Other elements of defense and other security’
10	‘Inexperienced job seekers’
11	‘Chemistry researchers’
12	‘Physic researchers’
13	‘Other natural science researchers’
14	‘Natural science technicians’
20	‘Labors in an unknown position or unclear job position‘
21	‘Architects and urban planners’
22	‘Civil engineer’
23	‘Electrical engineers’
24	‘Mechanical engineers’
25	‘Chemical engineers’
26	‘Metallurgical engineers’
27	‘Mining engineers’
28	‘Industrial engineers’
29	‘Other engineers not elsewhere classified’
30	‘Labors that cannot be incorporated into any position’
31	‘Land survey and topographic technicians’
32	‘Technical drawers’
33	‘Civil engineering technicians’
34	‘Electrical engineering technicians’
35	‘Mechanical engineering technicians’
36	‘Chemical engineering technicians’
37	‘Metallurgical technicians’
38	‘Mining technicians’
39	‘Other technicians not elsewhere classified’
41	‘Pilots, navigators, and aircraft mechanics’
42	‘Ship officers, ship and port guides’
43	‘Ship engineers’
51	‘Biologists and zoologists’
52	‘Bacteriologists, pharmacologists, livestock and other assoc
53	‘Farm Researchers’
54	‘Agronomists and other associate researchers’
55	‘Life science technicians’
61	‘Medical doctor’
62	‘Medical doctor assistants’
63	‘Dentist’
64	‘Dental assistant’
65	‘Veterinarians’
66	‘Veterinarian assistants’
67	‘Pharmacist’
68	‘Pharmacist assistants ‘
69	‘Dieticians and nutritionists’
71	‘Nurse Specialists’
72	‘Nurses’
73	‘Midwife specialists’
74	‘Midwifes’
75	‘Optometrist and optician’
76	‘Physiotherapists and rehabilitation specialists for the dis
77	‘Medical X-ray technicians‘
79	‘Other health associated professional not elsewhere classifi
81	‘Statisticians’
82	‘Mathematicians and actuaries’
83	‘System analysis experts’
84	‘Technician in the field of statistics and mathematics’
90	‘Economist’
110	‘Accountant’
121	‘Attorneys‘
122	‘Judge’
123	‘Attorney’
129	‘Notary and legal expert’
131	‘Lecturer at university, college, other higher education ins
132	‘Senior secondary school teaching professionals’
133	‘Junior secondary school teaching professionals’
134	‘Primary school teaching professionals’
135	‘Preschool teaching professionals’
136	‘Non-formal education teaching professionals’
137	‘Special education teaching professionals‘
139	‘Other teaching professionals not elsewhere classified’
141	‘Religious leader or ulama, the commentators, preachers and
142	‘Christian-Protestant pastor and other associate professiona
143	‘Christian-Catholic priest and other associate professionals
144	‘Monks and other associate professionals in Buddhism religio
145	‘Pastor or ‘Pedanda’ and other associate professionals in Hi
149	‘Other religious professionals not elsewhere classified’
151	‘Authors and critics’
152	‘Journalists, reporters, information expert, news commentato
153	‘Editors, writers and other not elsewhere classified’
161	‘Sculptors, painters and associate artists‘
162	‘Artists and illustration designers’
163	‘Photographers and cameraman‘
169	‘Others not elsewhere classified’
171	‘Composers, modifiers, musicians and singers’
172	‘Choreographer and dancers‘
173	‘Directors and artists’
174	‘Producers and performing art technicians’
175	‘Comedians, jugglers and circus performers’
176	‘Puppeteers, gamelan players and other associate artists’
177	‘Protocols, broadcasters and associate professionals’
179	‘Other associate performing artists not else classified’
180	‘Athletes, coaches, sport administrators and other associate
191	‘Librarians, archivists and curator expert’
192	‘Social science expert’
193	‘Social worker’
194	‘Human resource management expert‘
195	‘Linguists, translators, and language interpreter’
199	‘Other professionals and technicians not elsewhere classifie
201	‘Legislators’
202	‘Senior government officials’
211	‘General Manager’
212	‘Production manager, except for agricultural production‘
213	‘Marketing Manager’
214	‘Financial Manager‘
215	‘Administration Manager’
216	‘Personnel Manager’
217	‘Manager of research and development‘
219	‘Other manager not else classified
300	‘Administrative supervisor’
310	‘Government officials’
321	‘Stenographers and typists’
322	‘Punchers’
323	‘Telex clerks’
329	‘Other stenographer, typist, and telex clerk not elsewhere c
331	‘Bookkeepers‘
332	‘Cashiers’
333	‘Treasurers’
339	Other related bookkeepers, cashier, treasurers not elsewhere
341	‘Bookkeeping machine operator and calculating machines’
342	‘Computer operators and data-processing machines’
349	‘Calculating machine operators and data processors not elsew
351	‘Head of the railway stations’
352	‘Head of ports’
353	‘Head of Airport’
354	‘Head of postal and giro office’
355	‘Head of telephone and telegraph office’
359	‘Supervisors in the field of transportation and communicatio
360	‘Land transportation trip workers’
371	‘Letter deliverers’
372	‘Other cargo distribution workers’
380	‘Radio, telephone, and telegraph, or other communication dev
391	‘Warehousing or logistical clerks’
392	‘Material and production planning clerks’
393	‘Office clerks, reports and correspondence’
394	‘Receptionist and travel agency clerks’
395	‘Library and chancery clerks’
399	‘Other clerks not elsewhere classified’
400	‘Large business and retail trade managers’
410	‘Employers large and retail trade’
421	‘Sales supervisor’
422	‘Buyers’
431	‘Technical equipment salespersons and technical service advi
432	‘Order seekers, mobile trading workers, and industrial produ
441	‘Insurance salesman’
442	‘Salesperson for building and land rental‘
443	‘Salesperson for bonds’
444	‘Salesperson for corporate service‘
445	‘Auctioneer and appraisers’
451	‘Salesperson, shopkeepers, commercial goods demonstrators’
452	‘Street vendors, mobile traders and salesmen’
490	‘Sales workers not elsewhere classified’
491
492
500	‘Business manager of food supply or catering and accommodati
510	‘Business owners providing food or caterers and accommodatio
520	‘Domesticity service and related workers’
531	‘Cooks’
532	‘Waiters, waitresses, and bartenders’
540	‘Maids and domestic workers and related workers that not els
551	‘Keepers and janitor’
552	‘Cleaners and related workers and not elsewhere classified’
560	‘Laundry persons and related workers’
570	‘Beauticians, hair dressers, barbers, and related workers’
581	‘Fire-fighters’
582	‘Special police officers and securities’
589	‘Other protective and security services workers’
591	‘Guide‘
592	‘Undertaker and embalming bodies’
593	‘Health service personnel’
599	‘Other service for business’
600	‘Manager and supervisor of agricultural and animal husbandry
611	‘Mixed-plantation farmer’
612	‘Specific plant farmers’
613	‘Breeders’
621	‘General agricultural and animal husbandry workers’
622	‘Seasonal-crop agricultural workers i.e. rice, cotton, sugar
623	‘Annual-crop agricultural worker i.e. rubber, tea, palm oil,
624	‘Livestock workers’
625	‘Dairy cattle workers’
626	‘Poultry workers’
627	‘Nursery, plant and garden workers’
628	‘Agricultural and animal husbandry machine operators’
629	‘Agricultural and animal husbandry worker not elsewhere clas
630	‘Manager, businessmen and supervisors concession forestry bu
631	‘Loggers and forest wood cutters’
632	‘Forestry business workers’
633	‘Forest products seekers, except wood’
640	‘Manager, employers, and supervisors of fishery and hunting
641	‘Inland waters fish cultivation workers’
642	‘Inland waters fish catching workers’
643	‘Marine fish cultivation workers‘
644	‘Marine fish catching workers, except the ship captain and c
645	‘Sea-product seekers, except fish’
646	‘Hunters’
649	‘Fishery and hunting worker related workers, not elsewhere c
700	‘Production supervisors and foremen’
711	‘Mining, panning, and digging workers’
712	‘Preparation and processing of stone quarry workers’
713	‘Oil well, natural gas and other mineral drilling workers an
721	‘Main metal melting and refining operators’
722	‘Metal grinding operators or metal grinding machine operator
723	‘Main metal re-melting re-furnace operators’
724	‘Metal melting operators’
725	‘Metal molding makers’
726	‘Thermostat and metal hardening operators’
727	‘Wire and pipe makers’
728	‘Metal coating workers’
729	‘Other metal processing workers not elsewhere classified’
731	‘Wood processing- and preservation-plant operators‘
732	‘Chainsaw and plywood pressing machinery operators and other
733	‘Paper-pulp plant operators’
734	‘Papermaking-plant operators’
739	‘Other wood processing-, papermaking-, bamboo processing, ra
741	‘Crushing-, grinding-, and chemical-mixing-machinery operato
742	‘Chemical-heat-treating-plan operators’
743	‘Chemical-filtering- and separating-equipment operators’
744	‘Chemical-still and reactor operators’
745	‘Petroleum-refining-plant operators’
749	‘Other chemical-processing-plant operators not elsewhere cla
751	‘Fiber-preparing machine operators and fiber-preparing worke
752	‘Spinning and winding machine operators and workers’
753	‘Machine setters, knitting workers and pattern-makers’
754	‘Weaving machine operators and worker not elsewhere classifi
755	‘Knitting machine operators and knitting workers‘
756	‘Bleaching- and Dyeing- workers and related workers’
757	‘Batik makers’
759	‘Other related spinning-, weaving-, knitting-, dyeing-worker
761	‘Tannery workers’
762	‘Leather processing workers’
771	‘Grain milling workers and related workers’
772	‘Sugar processing and refining workers’
773	‘Butcher and meat processing workers’
774	‘Food preservation workers’
775	‘Milk and dairy processing workers’
776	‘Bread, cake and candy makers’
777	‘Tea-, coffee-, and cocoa-processing workers’
778	‘Bootleggers and lightweight’
779	‘Other food and beverage processing workers not elsewhere cl
781	‘Tobacco leaf processing workers’
782	‘Cigar makers’
783	‘Cigarette makers’
789	‘Tobacco processing workers not elsewhere classified’
791	‘Seamstress’
792	‘Leather and fur clothing makers‘
793	‘Hatter’
794	‘Pattern maker and clothing cutter’
795	‘Tailor, embroidery, embroidery, and hem workers’
796	‘Car or motorbike seat makers and related workers’
799	‘Other related sewing business workers not elsewhere classif
801	‘Shoe makers and shoe repairing workers’
802	‘Shoe-part makers and related workers’
803	‘Leather goods makers’
811	‘Furniture makers’
812	‘Wood processing machine operators’
819	‘Other related wood-furniture makers not elsewhere classifie
820	‘Stone processing workers’
831	‘Blacksmiths, forging-press workers and metal thread pressin
832	‘Toolmakers and related workers’
833	‘Machine-tool setters‘
834	‘Machine-tool operators’
835	‘Metal wheel-grinders, polishers and tool sharpeners’
839	‘Blacksmiths, tool-makers, and machine-tool operators not el
841	‘Machinery installers and assemblers ‘
842	‘Watch-, bell-, and precision-instruments workers’
843	‘Motor vehicle mechanics’
844	‘Aircraft engine mechanics’
849	‘Machine mechanics, machine installers and assemblers and pr
851	‘Electrical machinery assemblers’
852	‘Electronic equipment assemblers’
853	‘Electrical and electronic equipment installers’
854	‘Electronic mechanics’
855	‘Electrical installer’
856	‘Telephone and telegraph installers’
857	‘Electric line installers and cable jointers’
859	‘Electrical equipment- setters, electrical and electronic wo
861	‘Transmitter operators‘
862	‘Acoustic equipment film projector operators’
871	‘Pipe fitters’
872	‘Welder’
873	‘Sheet-metal workers’
874	‘Building material from metal assemblers’
880	‘Jewelry and precious-metal workers’
891	‘Glass-making machine operators and glass makers and related
892	‘Ceramics and clays machine operators and workers’
893	‘Glass, ceramics, clay and limestone arsonists’
894	‘Glass engravers and etchers’
895	‘Glass and ceramic decorative painters‘
899	‘Glass and ceramics workers not elsewhere classified’
901	‘Rubber- and plastic-product machine operators, except for m
902	‘Tire production and retread tires workers’
910
911	‘Paper- and paperboard-products makers’
921	‘Compositors and typesetters’
922	‘Printing machine operators’
923	‘Stereotypers and electrotypers’
924	‘Printing engravers and machine operators, except with photo
925	‘Photographic engravers’
926	‘Bookbinders and related workers’
927	‘Old fashion photographic printing workers’
929	‘Other related printing and related workers not elsewhere cl
931	‘Building painters’
932	‘Vehicle painters’
939	‘Painters not elsewhere classified’
941	‘Musical instrument workers and tuners’
942	‘Wickerwork and brush workers’
943	‘Non-metallic mineral and related workers’
944	‘Wood-curving-processing and related workers’
945	‘Bamboo-processing workers’
946	‘Rattan-processing workers’
949	‘Other goods processing workers not elsewhere classified’
951	‘Mason and tile pairs’
952	‘Cast concrete and terrazzo workers’
953	‘Roof tiles installers’
954	‘Carpenters’
955	‘Plasterers’
956	‘Isolation or insulation workers’
957	‘Glazier‘
959	‘Other construction workers not elsewhere classified’
961	‘Power-production operators’
969	‘Stationary machine and equipment operator not elsewhere cla
971	‘Port blue-collar workers and porters’
972	‘Lifting truck cable assemblers and jointers‘
973	‘Crane operators and lifters’
974	‘Earth-moving operators‘
979	‘Other forklift and lifter operators not elsewhere classifie
981	‘Boat sailors’
982	‘Ship's engine room seamen'’
983	‘Machinist and train stokers’
984	‘Brake-, train signal-, and train slender operators’
985	‘Motor vehicle drivers’
986	‘Animal-drawn vehicle drivers’
987	‘Rickshaws and pedal vehicle drivers’
989	‘Other transport workers not elsewhere classified’
999	‘Blue-collar workers not elsewhere classified’
Sysmiss

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

- Write the main occupation type as completely as possible, to make it easier to process later, especially when filling occupation classification / KJI codes by the Editor. Use proper Bahasa Languange, not vernaculars.

Description

Definition

Occupation: refers to the type of work carried out, classified according to the KJI 1982.

In KBJI 2002, the types of work are classified based on two dimensions/criteria from the skill concept, including "level of skill" and "specialization of skill". The criteria "level of skill" is determined based on the dimension and complexity of the tasks and types of works. This is measured by the number of years of formal education, training, skill and relevant experience. The criteria "specialization of skill" is related with the required knowledge, used tools and equipment, raw materials, as well as goods and service produced in relation with the tasks of the type of work. KBJI 2002 structure has 4 (four) levels: first level is called main category consisting of one digit, second level is called category consisting of two digits, third level is called sub category consisting of three digits, and fourth level is called group consisting of four digits. First level is based on the level of skill, second to fourth levels are based on the specialization of skill.

Universe

Household members aged 10 years and over who are employed or temporarily not working

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