2006-Census (cycle 2004-2008) - IPUMS Subset
France, 2004
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Detailed profession (4-digit) (FR2006A_PROF486)
Data file: FRA2006_PHC-P-H.dat
Overview
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Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
262
End:
265
Width:
4
Range:
-
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
<svar v="FR06A412 FR06A413 FR06A414 FR06A415 FR06A416 FR06A417 FR06A421 FR06A422 FR06A433 FR06A437 FR06A438 FR06A446 FR06A447 FR06A451 FR06A452 FR06A454 FR06A456 FR06A457 FR06A458">[6. The rest of the questionnaire is for persons age 14 or older.]<br /></svar></p>
<p><svar a="all" v="FR06A433">8. What is your legal marital status?<br /><div class="i1">[] 1 Single (never been legally married)<br />[] 2 Married (or separated, but not divorced)<br />[] 3 Widowed<br />[] 4 Divorced</div><br /></svar></p>
<p><svar a="all" v="FR06A437 FR06A438 FR06A446 FR06A447">19. What does this company do?<br /><div class="i1">Be very specific. (For example, "Automobile repair". If it is a farm, specify the type of production (grapes, poultry, etc.).<br /><br />___________________________</div><br /></svar></p>
<p>28. In your job, are you a/an:</p>
<div class="i1">[] 1 Unskilled worker, a semi-skilled worker<br />[] 2 Skilled or highly skilled worker, workshop technician [<span class="lang">technician d'atelier</span>]<br />[] 3 Technician/engineer (non-executive)<br />[] 4 Category B civil service employee<br />[] 5 Supervisor, commercial or administrative supervisor, salesperson<br />[] 6 Category A civil service employee<br />[] 7 Engineer, executive<br />[] 8 Category C or D civil service employee<br />[] 9 Employee (for example: in an office, salespeople/clerks, in a restaurant or house)</div>
<p><svar a="all" v="FR06A433">8. What is your legal marital status?<br /><div class="i1">[] 1 Single (never been legally married)<br />[] 2 Married (or separated, but not divorced)<br />[] 3 Widowed<br />[] 4 Divorced</div><br /></svar></p>
<p><svar a="all" v="FR06A437 FR06A438 FR06A446 FR06A447">19. What does this company do?<br /><div class="i1">Be very specific. (For example, "Automobile repair". If it is a farm, specify the type of production (grapes, poultry, etc.).<br /><br />___________________________</div><br /></svar></p>
<p>28. In your job, are you a/an:</p>
<div class="i1">[] 1 Unskilled worker, a semi-skilled worker<br />[] 2 Skilled or highly skilled worker, workshop technician [<span class="lang">technician d'atelier</span>]<br />[] 3 Technician/engineer (non-executive)<br />[] 4 Category B civil service employee<br />[] 5 Supervisor, commercial or administrative supervisor, salesperson<br />[] 6 Category A civil service employee<br />[] 7 Engineer, executive<br />[] 8 Category C or D civil service employee<br />[] 9 Employee (for example: in an office, salespeople/clerks, in a restaurant or house)</div>
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1110 | Small cereal farmers |
| 1111 | Truck farmers, horticulturalists small farms |
| 1112 | Vintners, tree farmers small farms |
| 1113 | Small farmers of herbivores |
| 1114 | Small farmer of granivorous animals |
| 1115 | Farmers on small farms |
| 1210 | Medium sized cereal farmers |
| 1211 | Truck farmers, horticulturalists medium-size farm |
| 1212 | Vintner medium-size farms |
| 1213 | Herbivorous animal farmers - small farms |
| 1214 | Granivorous animal farmers - medium-size farms |
| 1215 | Farmers on medium-size farm |
| 1220 | Agricultural entrepreneurs 0-9 paid employees |
| 1221 | Loggers 0-9 paid employees |
| 1222 | Fishing boat skippers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 1310 | Cereal farmers on large farms |
| 1311 | Truck farmers, horticulturalists large farms |
| 1312 | Vintners, tree farmers large farm |
| 1313 | Herbivorous-animal farmers large farms |
| 1314 | Granivorous animal farmers large farms |
| 1315 | Farmers on large farms |
| 2110 | Skilled masons |
| 2111 | Skilled building joiners and carpenters |
| 2112 | Skilled roofers |
| 2113 | Skilled plumbers, heating engineers |
| 2114 | Skilled building electricians |
| 2115 | Skilled painters and building finishers |
| 2116 | Skilled locksmiths and metal-finishing workers in buildings |
| 2117 | Skilled excavators, public works |
| 2119 | Skilled park and garden workers, landscapers |
| 2120 | Skilled mechanics on agricultural machines |
| 2121 | Skilled boiler makers |
| 2122 | Skilled metal workers in clock making |
| 2123 | Miscellaneous skilled workers machine making |
| 2130 | Skilled workers in clothing, textiles and leather |
| 2140 | Skilled furniture makers |
| 2141 | Skilled mechanical wood workers |
| 2142 | Skilled workers in paper, printing and copying |
| 2143 | Skilled workers in construction materials |
| 2144 | Master craftspeople |
| 2145 | Other craftspeople (including watch/clock makers) |
| 2150 | Bread and pastry makers 0-9 paid employees |
| 2151 | Skilled butchers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2152 | Skilled pork butchers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2153 | Other skilled food workers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2160 | Skilled radio repair mechanics |
| 2161 | Skilled auto body workers |
| 2162 | Skilled miscellaneous repair people |
| 2170 | Skilled transport workers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2171 | Skilled movers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2172 | Skilled hairdressers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2173 | Skilled dry cleaners/dyers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2174 | Service craftspeople, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2180 | River transport drivers 0-9 paid employees |
| 2190 | Family helpers of skilled workers |
| 2210 | Food wholesaler/dealer, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2211 | Non-food wholesaler/dealer, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2220 | Food retailers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2221 | Food retailers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2230 | Furniture retailers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2231 | Hardware retailers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2232 | Florists, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2233 | Clothing retailers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2234 | Luxury products retailers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2235 | Cultural goods retailers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2236 | Tobacco and press retailers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2237 | Service station operators, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2240 | Cafe/diner operators, 0-2 paid employees |
| 2241 | Operators of small cafés, from 0-2 paid employees |
| 2242 | Operators of hotel restaurants, from 0-2 paid employees |
| 2243 | Operators of hotel restaurants, from 3-9 paid employees |
| 2250 | Business intermediaries from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2260 | Insurance agents, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2261 | Travel agents, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2262 | Real estate agents from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2270 | Self-employed in show business/entertainment, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2271 | Self-employed teaching, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2272 | Astrologers, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2273 | Self employed in service industries, from 0-9 paid employees |
| 2310 | Heads of companies with 500 paid employees or more |
| 2320 | Heads of companies with 50-499 paid employees |
| 2330 | Heads of building and public works companies with 10-49 paid employees |
| 2331 | Heads of companies with 10-49 paid employees |
| 2332 | Heads of sales, from 10-49 paid employees |
| 2333 | Heads of service companies 10-49 paid employees |
| 3110 | Specialty self-employed physicians |
| 3111 | General practice self-employed physicians |
| 3112 | Oral surgeons |
| 3113 | Psychologists and psychoanalysts who are not medical doctors |
| 3114 | Veterinarians (self-employed or paid employee) |
| 3115 | Self-employed pharmacists |
| 3120 | Lawyers |
| 3121 | Legal personnel with jurisdiction to draft wills, contracts, etc. |
| 3122 | Self-employed CPAs |
| 3123 | Self-employed economic advisors |
| 3124 | Self-employed technical advisors in engineering |
| 3125 | Self-employed architects |
| 3126 | Land surveyors, bailiffs |
| 3130 | Self-employed family helpers (administrative) |
| 3310 | Civil service management personnel |
| 3320 | Engineers with a nationally recognized certification |
| 3321 | Local government, hospital engineers |
| 3330 | Magistrates/judicial officers |
| 3331 | Category A tax personnel |
| 3332 | Post office executives |
| 3333 | France Telecom (public company) executives |
| 3334 | Category A state civil service executives excluding teaching, taxes |
| 3335 | Category A local government civil service executives |
| 3340 | Military and police officers |
| 3350 | Authorized agents/proxies/brokers in politics, unions |
| 3410 | Certified secondary instructors who have passed a highly competitive civil service exam |
| 3411 | Secondary school director |
| 3420 | Higher education instructors |
| 3424 | Public research researchers |
| 3430 | School [guidance] psychologists |
| 3440 | Non self-employed hospital physicians |
| 3441 | Non-hospital doctors who are paid employees |
| 3442 | Medical, odontology and pharmacy interns |
| 3443 | Pharmacists who are paid employees |
| 3510 | Civil service librarians |
| 3520 | Journalists (including editors) |
| 3521 | Other literary fields, script writers |
| 3530 | Newspaper, publishing directors |
| 3531 | Audiovisual and show business/entertainment directors |
| 3532 | Executives in the arts, audiovisual fields, show business/entertainment |
| 3540 | Artists in the plastic arts |
| 3541 | Musicians and singers |
| 3542 | Artists in the dramatic arts |
| 3543 | Performers in dance and circuses |
| 3546 | Art teachers (outside academia) |
| 3710 | [Staff executives] large companies |
| 3720 | Executives in finance and economic studies |
| 3721 | Organizational executives administrative services |
| 3722 | Human resources recruiting executives |
| 3723 | Executives who are education specialists |
| 3724 | Lawyers/jurists |
| 3725 | Archival documentation executives excluding [FP] |
| 3730 | Financial executives large companies |
| 3731 | Administrative executives large companies |
| 3732 | Financial or accounting executives small and medium-sized companies |
| 3733 | Administrative services executives small and medium-sized companies |
| 3740 | Retail [operations] executive |
| 3741 | Product heads other marketing executives |
| 3742 | Sales executives large companies |
| 3743 | Sales executives small and medium-sized companies (excluding retail) |
| 3750 | Advertising executives |
| 3751 | Public relations and communications executives |
| 3760 | Financial markets executives |
| 3761 | Bank operations executives |
| 3762 | Commercial banking executives |
| 3763 | Company heads banking supervisors |
| 3764 | Insurance industry technical services executives |
| 3765 | Social security technical executives |
| 3766 | Real estate executives |
| 3770 | Hotel and food service industry executives |
| 3800 | Business technical directors |
| 3810 | Agriculture, fishing, waterways, forestry engineers |
| 3820 | Engineering executives public works' building study |
| 3821 | Architects who are paid employees |
| 3822 | Construction site managers - buildings and public works |
| 3823 | Technical sales engineering executives - buildings and public works |
| 3830 | Engineers in electricity, electronics |
| 3831 | Electric production engineering executives |
| 3832 | Technical sales engineering executives professional electric or electronic equipment |
| 3840 | Mechanical work metals engineers |
| 3841 | Mechanical work metals engineering executives |
| 3842 | Technical sales engineers professional mechanical equipment |
| 3850 | Processing industry engineers |
| 3851 | Agro-industry processing engineers |
| 3852 | Intermediate goods technical sales executives |
| 3860 | Engineers other industries |
| 3863 | Energy and water engineers and executives |
| 3864 | Production executives other industries |
| 3870 | Engineering executives industrial purchasing |
| 3871 | Engineering executives logistics, planning |
| 3872 | Engineering executives production methods |
| 3873 | Engineers and executives quality control |
| 3874 | Maintenance engineers |
| 3875 | Environmental engineers and technical executives |
| 3880 | Computer development executives |
| 3881 | Executives computer user services |
| 3882 | Computer project heads |
| 3883 | Technical sales executives computing |
| 3884 | Engineering executives telecommunications specialists |
| 3890 | Engineering technical executives transport |
| 3891 | Civil aviation navigation officers |
| 3892 | Technical officers merchant marine |
| 4210 | Primary school teachers |
| 4211 | School teachers |
| 4220 | High school/technical school general studies teachers |
| 4221 | Teachers at professional high schools |
| 4222 | Assistant secondary school teacher |
| 4223 | School counselors also responsible for discipline, attendance and certain educational and administrative tasks |
| 4224 | Classroom assistants and monitors |
| 4230 | Driving school teachers |
| 4231 | Trainers, leaders continuing education |
| 4240 | Sport teachers trainers [prof] |
| 4250 | Assistant librarian |
| 4310 | Nursing executive and related |
| 4311 | Psychiatric nurses |
| 4312 | Pediatric nurses |
| 4313 | Specialized nursing excluding psychiatry |
| 4314 | Midwives (self-employed or paid employees) |
| 4315 | General care nurses who are paid employees |
| 4316 | Self-employed nurses |
| 4320 | Massage therapists [physical therapists] - self employed |
| 4321 | Massage therapists [physical therapists] - paid employees |
| 4322 | Other rehabilitation therapists - self employed |
| 4323 | Other rehabilitation therapists who are paid employees |
| 4330 | Medical technicians |
| 4331 | Opticians and hearing-aid specialists |
| 4332 | Other specialty medical equipment |
| 4333 | Pharmacist assistants |
| 4340 | Socio-education intervention executives |
| 4341 | Social service assistants |
| 4342 | Social and consumer economics counselors |
| 4343 | Specialized educators workshop/studio instructors |
| 4344 | Caretaker/support person for people with disabilities |
| 4345 | Specialized educators workshop/studio instructors |
| 4346 | Early childhood educator |
| 4350 | Sociocultural and leisure center directors |
| 4351 | Sociocultural and leisure events coordinators |
| 4410 | Secular clergy |
| 4411 | Regular clergy |
| 4510 | Intermediate post office professions |
| 4511 | Administrative intermediaries/intermediate administrative professions France Telecom |
| 4512 | Tax controller |
| 4513 | Air traffic controllers |
| 4514 | Category B state civil service executives excluding teaching, taxes |
| 4515 | Category B local government civil service executives |
| 4520 | Police officers and inspectors |
| 4521 | Master sergeants army and police |
| 4610 | Executive secretaries (non executives) |
| 4613 | Financial services technician supervisors |
| 4614 | Administrative technicians judicial services |
| 4615 | Administrative technicians other services |
| 4620 | Heads of sales small store (paid employees) |
| 4621 | Operations supervisors - stores |
| 4622 | Non-executive buyers, assistant buyers |
| 4623 | [Sales and merchandise promoters] (non executive) |
| 4624 | Other commercial (except sales technician) |
| 4630 | Technical sales [representatives] intermediate goods |
| 4631 | Technical sales [representatives] companies |
| 4632 | Technical sales [representatives] with companies |
| 4633 | Commercial technicians with enterprises |
| 4634 | Commercial technicians and technical sales representatives |
| 4640 | Advertising public relations assistants |
| 4641 | Interpreters, translators |
| 4650 | Graphic arts designers |
| 4651 | Show business/entertainment production assistants |
| 4652 | Photographers (self-employed and paid employees) |
| 4660 | Non-executive managers of passenger transportation |
| 4661 | Non-executive managers of transportation |
| 4662 | Non-executive managers of transportation |
| 4670 | Bank client representatives |
| 4671 | Bank operations' technicians |
| 4672 | Intermediate insurance professions |
| 4673 | Intermediate social security professions |
| 4680 | Food and beverage supervisory staff - hotels and restaurants |
| 4681 | Hotel facilities supervisory staff |
| 4710 | Agriculture, waterways and forest technicians |
| 4711 | Agricultural [production/products], waterways and forestry technicians |
| 4720 | Building, public works designers |
| 4721 | Surveyors |
| 4722 | Buildings and public works surveyors and technicians |
| 4723 | State and local government public works technicians |
| 4730 | Electricity, electromechanical designers |
| 4731 | Electronics, electricity technicians |
| 4732 | Electronics, electricity technicians |
| 4740 | Mechanical construction designers |
| 4741 | Mechanical construction technicians |
| 4742 | Mechanical construction metal work technicians |
| 4750 | Technicians in research and development and production methods in processing industries |
| 4751 | Processing industry production methods technicians |
| 4760 | Printing editing assistant technicians |
| 4761 | Furnishing and wood technicians |
| 4770 | Planning and logistics technicians |
| 4771 | Electrical industrial equipment technicians |
| 4772 | Installation and maintenance technicians |
| 4773 | Environmental pollution technicians |
| 4780 | Computer technicians |
| 4781 | Computer operations technicians |
| 4782 | User information services technicians |
| 4783 | Telecom computer network technicians |
| 4790 | Public research lab technicians |
| 4791 | Technical-level experts |
| 4800 | Agricultural and forestry supervisors |
| 4801 | Merchant marine fishing bosun |
| 4810 | Foremen/forewomen (non executives) |
| 4811 | Construction foremen/women (non executives) |
| 4820 | Electrical equipment supervisors |
| 4830 | Mechanical construction supervisors |
| 4840 | Agro-food production supervisors |
| 4841 | Metal production supervisors |
| 4850 | Energy, water, heating supervisors |
| 4851 | Other production industries supervisors |
| 4860 | Electrical maintenance supervisors |
| 4863 | Maintenance, mechanical supervisors |
| 4864 | General maintenance supervisors |
| 4870 | Warehouse, storage managers |
| 4871 | Materials handling managers |
| 4880 | Food industry cooking/production supervisory personnel |
| 4881 | Food industry management supervisory personnel |
| 5210 | Post office employee |
| 5211 | France Telecom employees (public company) |
| 5220 | Tax audit agents |
| 5230 | Civil service administrative assistants |
| 5240 | Civil service employee including teaching |
| 5250 | Primary school janitors |
| 5251 | Janitors in other schools |
| 5252 | Civil service administrative employees except schools and hospitals |
| 5253 | Hospital janitors |
| 5260 | Caregivers |
| 5261 | Dental medical veterinarian assistants |
| 5262 | Childcare assistants |
| 5263 | Psycho-medical assistants |
| 5264 | Ambulance drivers - paid employees |
| 5310 | State police officers |
| 5311 | Municipal police officers |
| 5312 | Penitentiary administrative guards |
| 5320 | Police officer (rank below adjutant) |
| 5321 | Sergeants, non-commissioned officers (excluding firefighters) |
| 5322 | Enlisted men except military firefighters |
| 5330 | Fire fighters (including military firefighters) |
| 5331 | Forestry technical agents/officers |
| 5332 | Cultural heritage / artifacts guard |
| 5340 | Plain clothes security and surveillance agents |
| 5341 | Escorts, body guards (paid employees) |
| 5410 | Receptionists excluding hotel |
| 5413 | Telephone operators |
| 5420 | Secretaries |
| 5421 | Typist, stenographers |
| 5430 | Accounting or financial employees |
| 5433 | Business administrative employees |
| 5440 | [Computer operations operators] |
| 5450 | Technical bank administration employees |
| 5451 | Commercial bank employees |
| 5452 | Technical services employees - insurance |
| 5453 | Social security technical employees |
| 5460 | [Train transportation field staff inspectors] |
| 5461 | Passenger transport agents |
| 5462 | Merchandise transport employees |
| 5463 | Flight attendants |
| 5464 | Attendants (transport, tourism) |
| 5510 | Employees in stores and self-service shops |
| 5520 | Store clerks |
| 5530 | Non-specialized salespeople |
| 5540 | Food salespeople |
| 5541 | Salespeople of furniture and household equipment |
| 5542 | Salespeople in hardware stores and dime stores/variety stores |
| 5543 | Flower business salespeople |
| 5544 | Salespeople of clothing and sports items |
| 5545 | Salespeople of deluxe beauty products and optical items |
| 5546 | Salespeople of cultural goods |
| 5547 | Miscellaneous tobacco and magazine shop salespeople |
| 5549 | Service station managers - paid employees, company representatives |
| 5550 | Mail order and television salespeople |
| 5560 | Wholesale capital goods salespeople |
| 5610 | Wait staff in cafes and restaurants |
| 5613 | Kitchen helpers and apprentices |
| 5614 | Hotel industry and events employees |
| 5615 | Floor manager/valet employees, hotel industry employees |
| 5620 | Manicurists and beauticians (paid employees) |
| 5621 | Hairdressers who are paid employees |
| 5630 | Teaching assistants in primary schools and child care |
| 5631 | Household and housekeeping helpers |
| 5632 | Household workers in private houses |
| 5640 | Building superintendents/janitors, caretakers |
| 5641 | Miscellaneous service employees |
| 6210 | Supervisors heavy construction and public buildings |
| 6211 | Skilled cement workers |
| 6212 | Skilled operators of heavy machinery for buildings and public works |
| 6213 | Public works electrical installers |
| 6214 | Other skilled public works laborers |
| 6215 | Skilled state laborers on state public works projects |
| 6216 | Skilled underground miners |
| 6220 | Operators of automatic machines |
| 6221 | Skilled cable riggers and winders |
| 6226 | Skilled testers/inspectors of electric and electronic equipment |
| 6230 | Industrial boilermaker-sheet metal workers |
| 6231 | Skilled pipe fitter |
| 6232 | Skilled metal welding laborers |
| 6235 | Skilled metal machinists |
| 6236 | Skilled metal machinists |
| 6240 | Skilled mechanical component assembler |
| 6243 | Skilled metal structure assemblers |
| 6244 | Skilled mechanical testers/inspectors |
| 6245 | Skilled laborers at heat treatment/curing on metal surfaces |
| 6246 | Other mechanics, skilled fitters |
| 6250 | [Automated site installers for processing in heavy industries] |
| 6251 | Skilled agro-food industry laborers |
| 6252 | Skilled chemical workers |
| 6253 | Meat processing laborers |
| 6254 | Other skilled laborers in the agricultural industry |
| 6257 | Skilled laborers other industries |
| 6260 | Processing industry [installation pilots] |
| 6261 | Other skilled metallurgy laborers |
| 6262 | Skilled wood industry laborers |
| 6270 | Skilled workers textiles, tanning |
| 6271 | Skilled clothing laborers |
| 6272 | Skilled leather industry laborers |
| 6273 | Skilled sawmill laborers, woodworkers |
| 6274 | Photo lab laborers |
| 6275 | Skilled printing laborers |
| 6280 | Skilled industrial maintenance mechanics |
| 6281 | Skilled industrial maintenance electricians |
| 6282 | Skilled adjusters production equipment |
| 6283 | Skilled adjusters production equipment excluding metal |
| 6284 | Skilled workers in waste decontamination and treatment |
| 6285 | Laboratory laborers (excluding chemical, health) |
| 6286 | Skilled industrial laborers |
| 6310 | Gardeners |
| 6320 | Skilled masons |
| 6321 | Skilled stone workers |
| 6322 | Skilled wood carpenters |
| 6323 | Skilled building woodworkers |
| 6324 | Skilled roofers |
| 6325 | Skilled plumbers and heating engineers |
| 6326 | Vertical support painters |
| 6327 | Building finishers on horizontal surfaces |
| 6329 | Skilled insulation and layout assemblers |
| 6328 | Skilled building maintenance laborers |
| 6330 | Skilled electricians (including building) |
| 6331 | Skilled household electrical appliance repair people |
| 6332 | Skilled auto electricians |
| 6333 | Skilled non-industrial electricians |
| 6340 | Qualified auto body workers |
| 6341 | Skilled lock makers and metal workers |
| 6342 | Skilled mechanics |
| 6343 | Skilled maintenance and upkeep mechanics |
| 6350 | Skilled tailors and seamstresses excluding clothes-making |
| 6360 | Butchers (excluding meat industry) |
| 6361 | Pork butchers excluding meat industry |
| 6362 | Non-industrial bakers, pastry cooks |
| 6363 | Cooks and assistant cooks/kitchen stewards |
| 6370 | Model makers (except in metal) |
| 6371 | Craftsmen/women |
| 6372 | Show business/entertainment audio-visual technicians |
| 6373 | Miscellaneous skilled handicraft-type laborers |
| 6410 | Truck drivers who are paid employees |
| 6411 | Mass transit drivers who are paid employees |
| 6420 | Taxi drivers who are paid employees |
| 6421 | Private automobile chauffeurs who are paid employees |
| 6430 | Messengers and couriers |
| 6440 | Operators/drivers of household waste collectors |
| 6510 | Operators of heavy lifting machines |
| 6511 | [Operators of heavy rigging/switching machine] |
| 6520 | Skilled forklift operators |
| 6521 | Dockers |
| 6530 | Skilled warehouse workers/store clerks/stock keepers |
| 6540 | [Skilled guided missile operators] |
| 6550 | Skilled sedentary laborers in transportation |
| 6560 | Merchant marine sailors who are paid employees |
| 6710 | Unskilled laborers state public works |
| 6711 | Unskilled laborers public works excluding state |
| 6720 | Unskilled electrical laborers |
| 6730 | Unskilled metal removal laborers |
| 6731 | Metal shapers |
| 6732 | Unskilled metal mechanics workers |
| 6740 | Laborers in chemistry, pharmacy, plastics science |
| 6741 | Meat processing laborers |
| 6742 | Unskilled agro-food industry laborers |
| 6743 | Unskilled construction materials laborers |
| 6744 | Unskilled wood industry laborers |
| 6750 | Unskilled textile laborers |
| 6751 | Wood furnishings laborers |
| 6752 | Printing, press and editing laborers |
| 6760 | Unskilled dock workers/warehouse workers |
| 6761 | Unskilled movers |
| 6762 | Unskilled packaging and shipping laborers |
| 6763 | Unskilled transport agents |
| 6764 | Unskilled industrial laborers |
| 6810 | Unskilled laborers in constructing building shells |
| 6811 | Unskilled laborers in construction finishing |
| 6820 | Unskilled locksmiths and repairers |
| 6830 | Apprentice bakers, butchers and pork butchers |
| 6840 | Cleaners |
| 6841 | Unskilled waste treatment laborers |
| 6850 | Unskilled handicraft laborers |
| 6910 | Agricultural or forest machine operators |
| 6911 | Animal breeding laborers |
| 6912 | Truck farm and horticultural laborers |
| 6913 | Wine growing, tree farming and fruit farming laborers |
| 6914 | Non-specialized agricultural laborers |
| 6915 | Forestry laborers |
| 6920 | Fisherman/woman |
| 9999 | 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.
Description
Definition
This variable records the person's detailed profession in 486 category headings (active employed).
Universe
France 2006: Persons age 14+ who are actively employed [discrepancies: none]
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |