-9 | Missing |
-3 | Retired perm sick |
-2 | Other inactive |
-1 | Student or Child |
1 | Fishermen |
2 | Farmers farm managers market gardeners |
3 | Agricultural workers nec |
4 | Agricultural machinery drivers |
5 | Gardeners and Groundsmen |
6 | Foresters and woodmen |
7 | Coal mine workers underground |
8 | Coal mine workers above ground |
9 | Workers below ground nec |
10 | Surface workers nec mines and quarries |
11 | Furnacemen coal gas and coke ovens |
12 | Chemical production process workersnec |
13 | Ceramic formers |
14 | Glass formers finishers and decorators |
15 | Furnacement kilnmen glass and ceramic |
16 | Ceramics decorators and finishers |
17 | Glass and ceramics production process workers nec |
18 | Furnacemen metal |
19 | Rolling tube mill operators metal drawers |
20 | Moulders and coremakers foundry |
21 | Smiths forgemen |
22 | Metal making and treating workers nec |
23 | Fettlers metal dressers |
24 | Radio and radar mechanics |
25 | Installers and repairmen telephone |
26 | Linesmen cable jointers |
27 | Electricians |
28 | Electrical and electronic fitters |
29 | Assemblers electrical and electronic |
30 | Electrical engineers so described |
31 | Foremen engineering and allied trades |
32 | Apprentices engineering and allied trades |
33 | Sheet metal workers |
34 | Steel erectors riggers |
35 | Metal plate workers riveters |
36 | Gas electric welders cutters braziers |
37 | Turners |
38 | Machine tool setters setter operators nec |
39 | Machine tool operators |
40 | Tool makers tool room fitters |
41 | Motor mechanics auto engineers |
42 | Maintenance fitters maintenance engineers |
43 | Fitters nec machine erectors etc |
44 | Electro platers dip platers and relatedworkers |
45 | Plumbers gas fitters lead burners |
46 | Pipe fitters heating engineers |
47 | Press workers and stampers |
48 | Metal workers nec |
49 | Watch and chronometer makers and repairers |
50 | Precision instrument makers and repairers |
51 | Goldsmiths silversmiths jewellery makers |
52 | Coach carriage wagon builders and repairers |
53 | Inspectors metal and electrical goods |
54 | Other metal making working jewelleryand |
55 | Carpenters and joiners |
56 | Cabinet makers |
57 | Sawyers and wood working machinists |
58 | Pattern makers |
59 | Woodworkers nec |
60 | Tanners leather fur dressers fellmongers |
61 | Shoemakers and shoe repairers |
62 | Cutters lasters sewers footwear andrelated |
63 | Leather products makers nec |
64 | Fibre preparers |
65 | Spinners doublers twisters |
66 | Winders reelers |
67 | Warpers sizers drawerrs in |
68 | Weavers |
69 | Knitters |
70 | Bleachers and finishers of textiles |
71 | Dyers of textiles |
72 | Textile fabrics and related productsmakers and |
73 | Textile fabrics etc production process workers |
74 | Tailors dress light clothing makers |
75 | Upholsterers and related workers |
76 | Hand and machine sewers and embroidererstextile and |
77 | Clothing and related products makersnec |
78 | Bakers and pastry cooks |
79 | Butchers and meat cutters |
80 | Brewers wine makers and related workers |
81 | Food processors nec |
82 | Tobacco preparers and products makers |
83 | Makers of paper and paperboard |
84 | Paper products makers |
85 | Compositors |
86 | Printing press operators |
87 | Printers so described |
88 | Printing workers nec |
89 | Workers in rubber |
90 | Workers in plastic |
91 | Craftsmen nec |
92 | Other production process workers |
93 | Bricklayers tile setters |
94 | Masons stone cutters slate workers |
95 | Plasterers cement finishers terrazzoworkers |
96 | Builders so described clerks of works |
97 | Bricklayers etc labourers nec |
98 | Construction workers nec |
99 | Aerographers paint sprayers |
100 | Painters decorators nec |
101 | Coach painters so described |
102 | Boiler firemen |
103 | Crane operators slingers |
104 | Operators of earth moving and otherconstruction |
105 | Stationery engine materials handlingplant |
106 | Railway lengthmen |
107 | Chemical and allied trades |
108 | Engineering and allied trades |
109 | Foundries in engineering and alliedtrades |
110 | Textiles not textile goods |
111 | Coke ovens and gas works |
112 | Glass and ceramics |
113 | Building and contracting |
114 | Other |
115 | Deck engineering officers and pilotsship |
116 | Deck and engineroom ratings barge and boatmen |
117 | Aircraft pilots navigators and flight engineers |
118 | Drivers motormen second men railwayengine |
119 | Railway guards |
120 | Drivers of buses coaches |
121 | Drivers of other road passenger vehicles |
122 | Drivers of road goods vehicles |
123 | Inspectors supervisors transport |
124 | Shunters pointsmen |
125 | Signalmen and crossing keepers railways |
126 | Traffic controllers and dispatcherstransport |
127 | Telephone operators |
128 | Telegraph and radio operators |
129 | Postmen mailsorters |
130 | Messengers |
131 | Bus conductors |
132 | Porters ticket collectors railway |
133 | Stevedores dock labourers |
134 | Lorry drivers mates van guards |
135 | Workers in transport and communication occupations |
136 | Warehousmen storekeepers and assistants |
137 | Packers labellers and related workers |
138 | Office managers nec |
139 | Clerks cashiers |
140 | Office machine operators |
141 | Typists shorthand writers secretaries |
142 | Civil service executive officers |
143 | Proprietors and managers sales |
144 | Shop salesmen and assistants |
145 | Roundsmen bread milk laundry soft drinks |
146 | Street vendors hawkers |
147 | Garage proprietors |
148 | Commercial travellers manufacturersagents |
149 | Finance insurance brokers financialagents |
150 | Salesmen services: valuers auctioneers |
151 | Fire brigade officers and men |
152 | Police officers and men |
153 | Guards and related workers nec |
154 | Publicans innkeepers |
155 | Barmen barmaids |
156 | Proprietors and managers boarding housesand hotels |
157 | Housekeepers stewards matrons and housemothers |
158 | Domestic housekeepers |
159 | Restauranteurs |
160 | Waiters and Waitresses |
161 | Canteen assistants counter hands |
162 | Cooks |
163 | Kitchen hands |
164 | Maids valets and related service workersnec |
165 | Caretakers office keepers |
166 | Charwomen office cleaners window cleaners |
167 | Hairdressers manicurists beauticians |
168 | Launderers dry cleaners and pressers |
169 | Athletes sportsmen and related workers |
170 | Hospital or ward orderlies: ambulance men |
171 | Proprietors and managers services sportsand |
173 | Ministers of the crown MPs nec |
174 | Local authortiy senior officers |
175 | Managers in engineering and allied trades |
176 | Managers in building and contracting |
177 | Managers in mining and production nec |
178 | Personnel managers |
179 | Sales managers |
180 | Managers nec |
181 | Medical practitioners qualified |
182 | Dental practitioners |
183 | Nurses |
184 | Pharmacists |
185 | Radiographers medical and industrial |
186 | Opthalmic and dispensing optician |
187 | Chiropodists |
188 | Physiotherapists |
189 | Occupation therapists |
190 | Public health inspectors |
191 | Medical workers nec |
192 | University teachers |
193 | Primary and secondary school teachers |
194 | Teachers nec |
195 | Civil structural municipal engineers |
196 | Mechanical engineers |
197 | Electrical engineers |
198 | Electronic engineers |
199 | Workstudy progress engineers |
200 | Planning production engineers |
201 | Engineers nec |
202 | Metallurgists |
203 | Technologists nec |
204 | Chemists |
205 | Physical and biological scientists |
206 | Authors journalists and related workers |
207 | Stage managers actors entertainers musicians |
208 | Painters sculptors and related creativeartists |
209 | Accountants professional |
210 | Company secretaries and registrars |
211 | Surveyors |
212 | Architects town planners |
213 | Clergy ministers members of religious orders |
214 | Judges barristers advocates solicitors |
215 | Social welfare and related workers |
216 | Officials of trades or professionalassociations |
217 | Professional workers nec |
218 | Draughtsmen |
219 | Laboratory assistants technicians |
220 | Technical and related workers |
221 | Armed Forces UK |
222 | Armed Forces Commonwealth and Foreign |
223 | Inadequately described occupations |