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Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, March - May, 2002 Variables

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nsecm — NS-SEC category (main job)

Value Label Count Percentage Filename: mm02sphp
Employers in large organisations 0 -% -%
Higher managerial occupations 0 -% -%
Higher professional traditional employee 0 -% -%
Higher professional new employee 0 -% -%
Higher professional traditional self emp 0 -% -%
Higher professional new self emp 0 -% -%
Lower professional traditional employee 0 -% -%
Lower professional new employee 0 -% -%
Lower professional traditional self emp 0 -% -%
Lower professional new self emp 0 -% -%
Lower managerial occupations 0 -% -%
Higher supervisory occupations 0 -% -%
Intermediate clerical and administrative 0 -% -%
Intermediate sales and service 0 -% -%
Intermediate technical and auxiliary 0 -% -%
Intermediate engineering 0 -% -%
Employers in small orgs non-professional 0 -% -%
Employers in small orgs agriculture 0 -% -%
Own account workers non professional 0 -% -%
Own account workers agriculture 0 -% -%
Lower supervisory occupations 0 -% -%
Lower technical craft 0 -% -%
Lower technical process operative 0 -% -%
Semi routine sales 0 -% -%
Semi routine services 0 -% -%
Semi routine technical 0 -% -%
Semi routine operative 0 -% -%
Semi routine agricultural 0 -% -%
Semi routine clerical 0 -% -%
Semi routine childcare 0 -% -%
Routine sales and service 0 -% -%
Routine production 0 -% -%
Routine technical 0 -% -%
Routine operative 0 -% -%
Routine agricultural 0 -% -%
Never worked 0 -% -%
Long-term unemployed 0 -% -%
Full-time students 0 -% -%
Not classified or inadequately stated 0 -% -%
Not classifiable for other reasons 0 -% -%
139181 cases , missing values , -8, -9 .

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Notes

Variables detailing the National Statistics Socio-Economic classification (NS-SEC) have been revised for the second edition of the dataset - previous datasets contained errors which incorrectly attributed NS-SEC in a small number of cases. The variables affected are NSECM (minor group), NSECMMJ (major group) and SUPVIS (supervisory status).
Principal effects of the correction are as follows: (i) Some self-employed cases are now correctly classified as NSEC major group 4 'small employers and own account workers'

(ii) Some cases which were incorrectly attributed to NSEC major groups 1 to 7 are now correctly classified in NSEC major group 8 'never worked, unemployed and not elsewhere classified'

(iii) The majority of cases which were previously classified in NSEC minor group 17 'not classifiable for other reasons' are now correctly classified in minor group 16 'not classified or inadequately stated'

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