Population and Housing Census 1977 - IPUMS Subset
Romania, 1977
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ROU_1977_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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National Institute of Statistics (NIS), Minnesota Population Center
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Occupation of supporter (RO1977A_0418)
Data file: ROU1977-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
180
End:
181
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
For persons which have indicated as main source of income the code 6 [indicating that the respondent is a dependent person, assisted by another person], it will be written the order number of the supporting person and if that person it is not recorded in the form, the columns 24-26 will be filled in for the supporting person.
26. Occupation (job, function at this work place)
26. Occupation (job, function at this work place)
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Specific occupations: electrical power and thermal energy industry |
| 2 | Specific occupations: coal and minerals mining and processing industry |
| 3 | Specific occupations: geological activities, petroleum and gas drilling, extraction and transportation |
| 4 | Specific occupations: metallurgical industry |
| 5 | Specific occupations: engineering and metals processing industry |
| 6 | Specific occupations: chemical industry (including oil processing) and soap and cosmetics industry |
| 7 | Specific occupations: refractory and abrasive products industry |
| 8 | Specific occupations: construction materials industry |
| 9 | Specific occupations: silviculture, wood exploitation and processing |
| 10 | Specific occupations: glass, ceramics and faience industry |
| 11 | Specific occupations: textile industry |
| 12 | Specific occupations: ready-made clothes industry |
| 13 | Specific occupations: leather, fur and shoes industry |
| 14 | Specific occupations: food industry |
| 16 | Specific occupations: polygraphic industry |
| 17 | Specific occupations: other industrial activities |
| 18 | Specific occupations in field of services for population |
| 19 | Specific occupations: communal husbandry |
| 20 | Specific occupations: engineering - fitting |
| 21 | Specific occupations: agriculture |
| 22 | Specific occupations in field of transports and telecommunications |
| 23 | Specific occupations in circulation of goods field |
| 24 | Specific occupations from other economic branches |
| 25 | Common occupations of workers and operational personnel in the economy |
| 50 | Senior officials in ministries, other state central and co-operative units |
| 52 | Managers from enterprises and other economic state units and co-operative units from industry, constructions, agriculture, silviculture, transports, telecommunications, circulation of goods, tourism, communal household, banking units, insurance and i[...] |
| 53 | Managers from justice units, prosecutors' office, local public administration |
| 54 | Scientific research and planning managers |
| 55 | Agricultural co-operative unit managers |
| 56 | Managers in education, culture, art, cinematography, health, social work, sport, press and publishing house units |
| 57 | County, municipality, town and commune officials |
| 58 | Political and mass organization officials |
| 60 | Engineers, architects, veterinaries, architect conductors |
| 61 | Researchers and planners |
| 62 | Technicians |
| 63 | Foremen |
| 64 | Specific functions in educational activity |
| 65 | Specific functions in health, social work and sport activities |
| 66 | Specific functions in culture, cinematograhy, art press and publishing house activities |
| 67 | Specific functions in juridical activities |
| 68 | Specific functions for economic and record personnel |
| 69 | Other specific functions from ministries and economic units |
| 70 | Office clerks |
| 71 | Stenographers and typists |
| 72 | Biologists, chemists, physicists, mathematicians, psychologists, sociologists |
| 74 | Administrators |
| 80 | Specific functions or attendance personnel |
| 81 | Specific functions of fire fighters and protective service workers |
| 90 | Religious |
| 98 | Unknown |
| 99 | Not active in labor force |
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
69. For the persons having in column 22 (main income source) a mark x at code 6 - persons supported by other persons. it will be indicated also the order number of the supporter from the census form. If the supporter is not enumerated on the same form, columns 24-26 will be completed with data regarding the working place, the socio-economic sector and occupation of the main supporter.
72. Occupation (the craft or qualified task actually performed at the working place) -- column 26. For persons aged 14 years and over who are usually performing an income bringing activity in one of the national economy's branches, the occupation the person had at the place of work written at column 24 will be clearly inscribed in column 26.
Occupation refers to the social useful activity, usually performed for pay or income by a person in an economic branch, being the person's main resource for living.
The enumerator will clearly record the occupation's name to determine the craft, qualification, position (specialization), the task actually done at the workplace for workers and the function for economic, technical, administrative personnel, or the specialization for doctors, teachers, composers etc.
[p. 49]
Thus:
a) qualified workers will have occupation recorded as the practical performed craft: power transformer electrician, concrete mason, concrete reinforcement bars iron smith, plaster maker, carpenter, boiler maker, welder, form maker for refractory products, iron and non-ferrous (smelter) founding worker, hairdresser, telephone operator, barman, waiter, shop salesman, car driver, trailer driver, tramcar driver, mason, oil processing operator. They will be not recorded as occupation "worker" but the effective performed qualified profession (or the craft).
b) unqualified workers will have occupation recorded as the actually type of work done in a job: loader, unload worker, manual merchandise stacker, food ambulant vendor, newspapers vendor, cleaning women homemaker, carrier (transport worker), grave digger, doorman, guardian, street sweeper -- if the person has more than one unqualified jobs, the most consuming time one will be recorded.
c) the technical, economical, professional and administrative staff, will have occupation recorded as: the appointment's function -- physicist (expert on physics), economist, meteorologist, biologist, journalist, sociologist, architect, accountant etc.
d) agricultural workers engaged on farms, agricultural cooperative members, as well as farmers working on their own household performing specialized agricultural works, will have occupation recorded as the craft or the type of activity performed: farmer on land culture, vegetable gardener, orchard man, viticulturist, flower gardener, apiarist, shepherd, greensward care taker. For the persons not having a specialized task, will have occupation recorded as "farmers".
e) the workers, specialists, co-operative and private craftsmen who have personal households, will be recorded with the usual occupation and with the agricultural one, even if in their free time they occasionally work in own agricultural household. Those household's members and the ones of co-operative farmers' households who do not have a permanent occupation outside the agricultural household, will be recorded as farmer on land culture, vegetable gardener, orchard man, viticulturist, flower gardener, apiarist, shepherd, if the person really works in agricultural activities in the personal household. If the most of the time the person performs housework, a line will be drawn in column 26.
f) the workers attending qualification classes as well as pupils from foremen institutions will be recorded with the last occupation.
g) the pensioners will be recorded with their last occupation and those rehired for more than 4 months, will be recorded with the occupation they had at the census moment.
h) persons who are on unpaid leave for a long period will be recorded with the last occupation they had. The same will be applied for those in the course of changing jobs.
i) if a person has 2 or more occupations, functions, in column 26 will be written the one performed most of the time and which constitutes the main source of income.
j) for persons supported by other persons, a line will be drawn in column 26 if the supporter is recorded on the same form, if not -- the supporter's occupation at the working place recorded in the column 24 will be inscribed in column 26.
The code box for column 26 will not be filled in by the enumerator.
72. Occupation (the craft or qualified task actually performed at the working place) -- column 26. For persons aged 14 years and over who are usually performing an income bringing activity in one of the national economy's branches, the occupation the person had at the place of work written at column 24 will be clearly inscribed in column 26.
Occupation refers to the social useful activity, usually performed for pay or income by a person in an economic branch, being the person's main resource for living.
The enumerator will clearly record the occupation's name to determine the craft, qualification, position (specialization), the task actually done at the workplace for workers and the function for economic, technical, administrative personnel, or the specialization for doctors, teachers, composers etc.
[p. 49]
Thus:
a) qualified workers will have occupation recorded as the practical performed craft: power transformer electrician, concrete mason, concrete reinforcement bars iron smith, plaster maker, carpenter, boiler maker, welder, form maker for refractory products, iron and non-ferrous (smelter) founding worker, hairdresser, telephone operator, barman, waiter, shop salesman, car driver, trailer driver, tramcar driver, mason, oil processing operator. They will be not recorded as occupation "worker" but the effective performed qualified profession (or the craft).
b) unqualified workers will have occupation recorded as the actually type of work done in a job: loader, unload worker, manual merchandise stacker, food ambulant vendor, newspapers vendor, cleaning women homemaker, carrier (transport worker), grave digger, doorman, guardian, street sweeper -- if the person has more than one unqualified jobs, the most consuming time one will be recorded.
c) the technical, economical, professional and administrative staff, will have occupation recorded as: the appointment's function -- physicist (expert on physics), economist, meteorologist, biologist, journalist, sociologist, architect, accountant etc.
d) agricultural workers engaged on farms, agricultural cooperative members, as well as farmers working on their own household performing specialized agricultural works, will have occupation recorded as the craft or the type of activity performed: farmer on land culture, vegetable gardener, orchard man, viticulturist, flower gardener, apiarist, shepherd, greensward care taker. For the persons not having a specialized task, will have occupation recorded as "farmers".
e) the workers, specialists, co-operative and private craftsmen who have personal households, will be recorded with the usual occupation and with the agricultural one, even if in their free time they occasionally work in own agricultural household. Those household's members and the ones of co-operative farmers' households who do not have a permanent occupation outside the agricultural household, will be recorded as farmer on land culture, vegetable gardener, orchard man, viticulturist, flower gardener, apiarist, shepherd, if the person really works in agricultural activities in the personal household. If the most of the time the person performs housework, a line will be drawn in column 26.
f) the workers attending qualification classes as well as pupils from foremen institutions will be recorded with the last occupation.
g) the pensioners will be recorded with their last occupation and those rehired for more than 4 months, will be recorded with the occupation they had at the census moment.
h) persons who are on unpaid leave for a long period will be recorded with the last occupation they had. The same will be applied for those in the course of changing jobs.
i) if a person has 2 or more occupations, functions, in column 26 will be written the one performed most of the time and which constitutes the main source of income.
j) for persons supported by other persons, a line will be drawn in column 26 if the supporter is recorded on the same form, if not -- the supporter's occupation at the working place recorded in the column 24 will be inscribed in column 26.
The code box for column 26 will not be filled in by the enumerator.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the person's (or their supporter's) occupation (or most recent occupation).
Universe
All persons
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |