The Population and Housing Census of Thailand 1970 - IPUMS Subset
Thailand, 1970
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THA_1970_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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National Statistical Office, Minnesota Population Center
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Principal occupation last year (TH1970A_0438)
Data file: THA1970-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
174
End:
176
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Only for persons 11 years and over
[Questions 17-24.]
22. Occupation last year: ______
[Record the occupation that the person spent most of the time working on during April 1969 - March 1970. If the person did not work, record "not working" and do not ask questions 23 and 24.]
[Questions 17-24.]
22. Occupation last year: ______
[Record the occupation that the person spent most of the time working on during April 1969 - March 1970. If the person did not work, record "not working" and do not ask questions 23 and 24.]
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | Architects and engineers |
| 1 | Explorers, planners, and engineering technicians |
| 2 | Physical scientists |
| 3 | Biology scientists |
| 4 | Veterinarians |
| 5 | Physicians and surgeons |
| 6 | Dentists |
| 7 | Nurses |
| 8 | Pharmacists |
| 9 | Medical technicians and public health personnels |
| 10 | Other health professionals and traditional medicine doctors |
| 11 | College, university and higher education teaching professionals |
| 12 | Basic education teaching professionals |
| 13 | Lawyers, judges, and legal professionals |
| 14 | Sculptors, painters, and related artists |
| 15 | Composers, journalists, and related writers |
| 16 | Actors, musicians, and related artists |
| 17 | Accountants |
| 18 | Social science professionals |
| 19 | Other professionals not specificied elsewhere |
| 20 | Government administrators and government officials not classified elsewhere |
| 23 | Administrators and officials of government enterprises |
| 25 | Mail clerks and personnel staff |
| 26 | Secretaries and keyboard-operating clerks |
| 27 | Receptionists and travel attendants |
| 28 | Accounting, financial, and related personnel |
| 29 | Merchandise and stock personnels |
| 30 | Machine controllers and operators |
| 31 | Railway station agents and other related workers |
| 32 | Ground and air transport controllers and related workers |
| 33 | Water transport agents and related workers |
| 34 | Telephone and telegram operators |
| 35 | Postal services employee, mail distribution clerks, and related workers |
| 36 | Other clerks not specified elsewhere |
| 37 | Managers, owners, and directors of wholesale trade |
| 38 | Managers and owners of retail trade |
| 39 | Sales representatives, real estate and insurance agents, and auctioneers |
| 40 | Street vendors and newspaper sellers |
| 41 | Farmers and farm managers |
| 42 | Workers in farms |
| 43 | Farmers and farm managers in cattle and poultry farms |
| 44 | Workers in cattle and poultry farms |
| 45 | Workers in rubber plantation |
| 46 | Fishermen |
| 47 | Hunters, trappers, forestry and related workers |
| 48 | Miners and stone dynamiters |
| 49 | Quarrymen and well drillers |
| 50 | Miners and quarrymen not specified elsewhere |
| 51 | Aircraft pilots, ship controllers, and technicians |
| 52 | Train drivers and train technicians |
| 53 | Bus drivers |
| 54 | Taxi drivers and drivers of other public transports |
| 55 | Truck drivers |
| 56 | Drivers of animal vehicles, including vehicles that use human workforce |
| 57 | Deck sailors and crews |
| 58 | Train keepers |
| 59 | Transport equipment operators not classified elsewhere |
| 60 | Spinners, weavers, knitters, dyers |
| 61 | Dressmakers |
| 62 | Other equipment and garment workers |
| 63 | Shoe makers and other leather products makers |
| 64 | Metal moulders, iron-metal, and related workers |
| 65 | Watch makers and assemblers of precision instruments |
| 66 | Jewelry and precious metal workers |
| 67 | Steel makers, instrument makers, and machine operators |
| 68 | Plumbers and pipe fitters |
| 69 | Welders and tinsmiths |
| 70 | Sheet metal workers and structural metal preparers |
| 71 | Electrical fitters |
| 72 | Electronic fitters, radio and television repairmen |
| 73 | Electrical technicians not specified elsewhere |
| 74 | Carpenters and furniture makers |
| 75 | Machine operators for wood work |
| 76 | Handcraft workers in wood, not classified elsewhere |
| 77 | Painters and building decorators |
| 78 | Brick layers, masons, and tile layers |
| 79 | Construction workers not specified elsewhere |
| 80 | Printing and related workers |
| 81 | Glass makers, potters, and related workers |
| 82 | Rice grinders, millers, and related workers |
| 83 | Bakers, candy makers, and workers in food and beverage industries |
| 84 | Slaughterers and meat preparers |
| 85 | Food preservation and processing workers not specified elsewhere |
| 86 | Chemical processing workers |
| 87 | Tobacco processiong and production workers |
| 88 | Basket weavers and palm leaf products makers |
| 89 | Handicraft workers not specified elsewhere |
| 90 | Packaging, labeling, and stamping workers |
| 91 | Operators of crane, lifters, and related machines |
| 92 | Workers related to merchandise shipping |
| 93 | Laborers |
| 96 | Policemen, detectors, and firemen |
| 97 | Security guards |
| 98 | Restaurant owners and managers |
| 99 | Owners and managers of hotels and other lodging places |
| 100 | Domestic helpers and maids |
| 101 | Chefs, waiters, and restaurant service workers |
| 102 | Travel attendants (for ships, trains, and aircrafts) |
| 103 | Service workers in hotels, lodging places, and entertaining places |
| 104 | Superintendents |
| 105 | Hairdresser and barbers |
| 106 | Laundry workers |
| 107 | Professional athletes and similar |
| 108 | Other service workers not classified elsewhere |
| 109 | Workers not classifiable by occupation |
| 110 | Not working |
| 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
3.28 Main Occupation
Main occupation refers to a job on which the person spends most of the time within a specified period of time. For example, the main occupation within the last 7 days before the date of census refers to a job on which the person spends most of his/her time in the last 7 days before the date of census (that is, between March 25-31, 1970).
"Most of the time" means the time that is spent on a particular job more than on any other job, if the person works on more than one job.
Or the person may work on one job but works only for 2 days. That job is considered the main occupation.
Or the person may not work at all because they are sick or they are on leave during the 7-day period, but he/she has a regular job such as government employee or employee of a private company. That person is considered as having an occupation and his/her regular job is the main occupation.
3.29 Last year main occupation
Last year main occupation refers to a job on which the person spent most of his/her time from April 1969 to March 1970.
[From column 17 to column 24, ask only persons age 11 years or older.]
Column 22: Main occupation last year (see details in chapter 3 number 3.39)
Ask: "What did the person mainly work on last year?" and record the occupation that the person spent most of his/her time on during April 1969 - March 1970.
If the answer is "did not work", record "did not work" and terminate the interview. Record a dash in columns 23 and 24.
The main occupation last year may or may not be the same as the main occupation during the last 7 days before the census date.
Main occupation refers to a job on which the person spends most of the time within a specified period of time. For example, the main occupation within the last 7 days before the date of census refers to a job on which the person spends most of his/her time in the last 7 days before the date of census (that is, between March 25-31, 1970).
"Most of the time" means the time that is spent on a particular job more than on any other job, if the person works on more than one job.
Or the person may work on one job but works only for 2 days. That job is considered the main occupation.
Or the person may not work at all because they are sick or they are on leave during the 7-day period, but he/she has a regular job such as government employee or employee of a private company. That person is considered as having an occupation and his/her regular job is the main occupation.
3.29 Last year main occupation
Last year main occupation refers to a job on which the person spent most of his/her time from April 1969 to March 1970.
[From column 17 to column 24, ask only persons age 11 years or older.]
Column 22: Main occupation last year (see details in chapter 3 number 3.39)
Ask: "What did the person mainly work on last year?" and record the occupation that the person spent most of his/her time on during April 1969 - March 1970.
If the answer is "did not work", record "did not work" and terminate the interview. Record a dash in columns 23 and 24.
The main occupation last year may or may not be the same as the main occupation during the last 7 days before the census date.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates a person's principal occupation last year.
Universe
Persons age 11+
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |