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Mesebetsi Labour Force Survey 1999-2000

South Africa, 1999 - 2000
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Norwegian Institute for Applied Social Science (Fafo), South African Department of Labour
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current occupation (3-digit) (b18)

Data file: Mesebetsi LFS1999-2000 RSI_v1

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Valid: 4907
Invalid: 5873
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
loc_start_pos: 393
loc_end_pos: 395
Width: 3
Range: 1 - 999
Format: Numeric

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Categories
Value Category Cases
1 armed forces 6
0.1%
12 corporate managers 0
0%
13 general managers or supervisors 0
0%
21 physical, maths and engineering professionals 0
0%
22 life science and health professionals 0
0%
23 teaching professionals 0
0%
24 other professionals 0
0%
31 physical and engineering science professionals 0
0%
32 life science and health associate professionals 0
0%
33 teaching associate professionals 0
0%
34 other associate professionals 0
0%
41 office clerks 0
0%
42 customer services clerks 0
0%
51 personal and protective services workers 0
0%
52 models, salespersons and demonstrators 0
0%
61 skilled agricultural and fishery workers 0
0%
62 subsistence agricultural and fishery workers 0
0%
71 extraction and building trades workers 0
0%
72 metal, machinery trades workers 0
0%
73 precision, handicraft, craft printing trades workers 0
0%
74 other craft trades workers 0
0%
81 stationary plant operators 0
0%
82 machine operators and assemblers 0
0%
83 drivers and mobile plant operators 0
0%
91 sales and services elementary occupations 0
0%
92 agricultural, fishery labourers 0
0%
93 labourers in mining, manufacturing and transport 0
0%
111 0
0%
112 legislators / senior government officials 2
0%
113 traditional chiefs and heads of villages 2
0%
114 senior officials of special-interest organisations 0
0%
121 directors and chief executives 5
0.1%
122 production and operations department managers 10
0.2%
123 other department managers 12
0.2%
131 general managers 139
2.8%
211 physicists, chemists professionals 1
0%
212 mathematicians, statisticians professionals 0
0%
213 computing professionals 14
0.3%
214 architects, engineers professionals 25
0.5%
221 life science professionals 1
0%
222 health professionals (except nursing) 15
0.3%
223 nursing and midwifery professionals 47
1%
231 college, university and higher teaching professionals 17
0.3%
232 secondary education teaching professionals 81
1.7%
233 primary and pre-primary teaching professionals 104
2.1%
234 special education teaching professionals 5
0.1%
235 other teaching professionals 5
0.1%
241 business professionals 30
0.6%
242 legal professionals 11
0.2%
243 archivists, librarians information professionals 2
0%
244 social science professionals 8
0.2%
245 writers and creative or performing artists 8
0.2%
246 religious professionals 9
0.2%
247 public service administrative professionals 0
0%
311 physical and engineering science technicians 25
0.5%
312 computer associate professionals 6
0.1%
313 optical and electronic equipment operators 2
0%
314 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 8
0.2%
315 safety and quality inspectors 11
0.2%
320 life science and health associate professionals 0
0%
321 life science technicians associate professional 1
0%
322 health associate professionals (except nursing) 12
0.2%
323 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 35
0.7%
324 traditional medicine practitioners and faith healers 8
0.2%
330 teaching assoc professionals (grade unspecified) 3
0.1%
331 primary education teaching associate professionals 13
0.3%
332 pre-primary education associate proffessionals 4
0.1%
333 special education teaching associate professionals 2
0%
334 other teaching associate professionals 12
0.2%
341 finance and sales associate professionals 24
0.5%
342 business services agents and trade brokers 11
0.2%
343 administrative associate professionals 14
0.3%
344 customs, tax government associate professionals 0
0%
345 police inspectors and detectives 10
0.2%
346 social work associate professionals 5
0.1%
347 artistic, entertainment and sports professionals 13
0.3%
348 religious associate professionals 5
0.1%
411 secretaries and keyboard-operating clerks 55
1.1%
412 numerical clerks 57
1.2%
413 material-recording and transport clerks 29
0.6%
414 library, mail clerks 11
0.2%
419 other office clerks 54
1.1%
420 customer services clerks 0
0%
421 cashiers, tellers clerks 82
1.7%
422 client information clerks 27
0.6%
511 travel attendants workers 1
0%
512 housekeeping and restaurant services workers 65
1.3%
513 personal care workers 44
0.9%
514 other personal services workers 31
0.6%
515 astrologers, fortune tellers and related workers 0
0%
516 protective services workers 118
2.4%
521 fashion and other models 2
0%
522 shop, stall and market salespersons 197
4%
523 0
0%
611 market gardeners and crop growers 67
1.4%
612 animal producers workers 19
0.4%
613 crop and animal producers 11
0.2%
614 forestry workers 11
0.2%
615 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 2
0%
621 subsistence agricultural and fishery workers 1013
20.6%
710 extraction and building trades workers 0
0%
711 miners, shotfirers, stone cutters and carvers 12
0.2%
712 building frame trades workers 110
2.2%
713 building finishers trades workers 35
0.7%
714 painters, building structure cleaners trades workers 21
0.4%
721 metal moulders, welders, sheet-metal workers 42
0.9%
722 blacksmiths, tool-makers trades workers 11
0.2%
723 machinery mechanics and fitters 46
0.9%
724 electrical and electronic equipment mechanics and fitters 54
1.1%
731 precision workers in metal materials 5
0.1%
732 potters, glass-makers trades workers 9
0.2%
733 handicraft workers in wood, textile, leather materials 5
0.1%
734 craft printing trades workers 7
0.1%
741 food processing trades workers 29
0.6%
742 wood treaters, cabinet-makers trades workers 13
0.3%
743 textile, garment trades workers 65
1.3%
744 pelt, leather and shoemaking trades workers 14
0.3%
810 stationary plant operators 0
0%
811 mining and mineral-processing-plant operators 20
0.4%
812 metal-processing plant operators 3
0.1%
813 glass, ceramics plant operators 2
0%
814 wood-processing- and papermaking-plant operators 3
0.1%
815 chemical-processing-plant operators 3
0.1%
816 power-production plant operators 25
0.5%
817 industrial robot operators 2
0%
821 metal- and mineral-products machine operators 12
0.2%
822 chemical-products machine operators 3
0.1%
823 rubber- and plastic-products machine operators 3
0.1%
824 wood-products machine operators 2
0%
825 printing-, binding- and paper-products machine operators 2
0%
826 textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators 26
0.5%
827 food products machine operators 8
0.2%
828 assemblers 4
0.1%
829 other machine operators not elsewhere classified 5
0.1%
831 locomotive engine drivers workers 5
0.1%
832 motor vehicle drivers 185
3.8%
833 agricultural and other mobile plant operators 54
1.1%
834 ships deck crews workers 2
0%
911 street vendors workers 348
7.1%
912 shoe cleaning and other street services occupations 4
0.1%
913 domestic helpers, cleaners and launderers 561
11.4%
914 building caretakers, window cleaners 12
0.2%
915 messengers, porters, doorkeepers workers 22
0.4%
916 garbage collectors labourers 13
0.3%
921 agricultural, fishery labourers 282
5.7%
931 mining and construction labourers 66
1.3%
932 manufacturing labourers 67
1.4%
933 transport labourers and freight handlers 6
0.1%
999 dont know/ refuse 0
0%
Sysmiss 5873
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.
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