Population Census 2006 - IPUMS Subset
France, 2004 - 2008
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Reference ID
FRA_2006_PHC_v01_M_v02_A_IPUMS
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INSEE (Institut National de la Statisque et des Etudes Economiques), Minnesota Population Center
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- FRA2006-H-H
- FRA2006-P-H
Socio-professional category in 42 categories (FR2006A_0415)
Data file: FRA2006-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
185
End:
186
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
[6. The rest of the questionnaire is for persons age 14 or older.]
[12. If you are not currently working answer questions 13-16]
13. Have you ever worked?
[] 1 Yes
[] 2 No, check here and then go to Question 16.
15. What is your principal profession?__________
[17. The rest of the questionnaire is for persons who are currently working. If you have several jobs, only describe your principal job in questions 18-30]
25. If you are not a paid employee, what is your profession?
Be specific. For example, "Florist" rather than "Retailer"
___________________
28. In your job, are you a/an:
[] 1 Unskilled worker, a semi-skilled worker
[] 2 Skilled or highly skilled worker, workshop technician [technician d'atelier]
[] 3 Technician/engineer (non-executive)
[] 4 Category B civil service employee
[] 5 Supervisor, commercial or administrative supervisor, salesperson
[] 6 Category A civil service employee
[] 7 Engineer, executive
[] 8 Category C or D civil service employee
[] 9 Employee (for example: in an office, salespeople/clerks, in a restaurant or house)
29. What is your principal profession?
Be specific. For example: "Cashier" and not "Employee", "Head of client services" and not "Executive". If you are a state, territorial or hospital civil service employee, indicate your rank (unit, category, etc.)
_______________
[12. If you are not currently working answer questions 13-16]
13. Have you ever worked?
[] 1 Yes
[] 2 No, check here and then go to Question 16.
15. What is your principal profession?__________
[17. The rest of the questionnaire is for persons who are currently working. If you have several jobs, only describe your principal job in questions 18-30]
25. If you are not a paid employee, what is your profession?
Be specific. For example, "Florist" rather than "Retailer"
___________________
28. In your job, are you a/an:
[] 1 Unskilled worker, a semi-skilled worker
[] 2 Skilled or highly skilled worker, workshop technician [technician d'atelier]
[] 3 Technician/engineer (non-executive)
[] 4 Category B civil service employee
[] 5 Supervisor, commercial or administrative supervisor, salesperson
[] 6 Category A civil service employee
[] 7 Engineer, executive
[] 8 Category C or D civil service employee
[] 9 Employee (for example: in an office, salespeople/clerks, in a restaurant or house)
29. What is your principal profession?
Be specific. For example: "Cashier" and not "Employee", "Head of client services" and not "Executive". If you are a state, territorial or hospital civil service employee, indicate your rank (unit, category, etc.)
_______________
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 11 | Farmers on small farms |
| 12 | Farmers on mid-sized farms |
| 13 | Farmers on large farms |
| 21 | Craftspeople |
| 22 | Retailers and related |
| 23 | Heads of business with 10 paid employees or more |
| 31 | Liberal professions and related |
| 33 | High-level civil servants |
| 34 | Teachers/professors, scientific professions |
| 35 | News, arts and entertainment professions |
| 37 | Administrative and commercial business executives/managers |
| 38 | Engineers, technical managers in business |
| 42 | School teachers and related |
| 43 | Intermediate profession in health and social work |
| 44 | Clergy, monks and nuns |
| 45 | Intermediate administrative professions in civil service |
| 46 | Intermediate administrative and commercial professions in business |
| 47 | Technicians |
| 48 | Foreman and forewomen, supervisors |
| 52 | Civil service and public office workers |
| 53 | Police officers and military personnel |
| 54 | Administrative office business employees |
| 55 | Commercial office employees |
| 56 | Service workers providing direct services to individuals |
| 62 | Skilled industrial laborers |
| 63 | Skilled craftspeople |
| 64 | Drivers |
| 65 | Skilled warehouse, storage and transportation laborers |
| 67 | Unskilled industrial laborers |
| 68 | Unskilled craftspeople |
| 69 | Agricultural laborers |
| 71 | Retired farmers |
| 72 | Retired craftspeople, retailers, entrepreneurs/business people |
| 74 | Retired executives |
| 75 | Retired intermediate professions |
| 77 | Retired office employees |
| 78 | Retired laborers |
| 81 | Unemployed who have never worked |
| 84 | High school and college/university students |
| 85 | Miscellaneous persons younger than 60 with no professional activity (excluding retired people) |
| 86 | Miscellaneous persons 60 and older with no professional activity (excluding retired people) |
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.
Description
Definition
This variable records socio-professional categories in 42 category headings.
Universe
All persons
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |