LIS - United States 2010 : person file Codebook generated: 2015-09-26 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ IDENTIFIERS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- hid unique unit identifier 204983 1 75188 38191.9 21944.6 pid person identifier 204983 1 16 2.29 1.41 did unique country/year number -------------------------------------------------- N value 2.0e+05 5 229 dname country/year identifier -------------------------------------------------- N value 2.0e+05 5 "us10" cname country name -------------------------------------------------- N value 2.0e+05 5 "United States" iso2 2-letter country abbreviation -------------------------------------------------- N value 2.0e+05 5 "us" year reference year -------------------------------------------------- N value 2.0e+05 5 2010 wave data wave -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 2.0e+05 8 Wave VIII ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ FILE INFORMATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pwgt person weight (normalised) 204983 0 0.3 0.05 0.03 ppopwgt person weight (inflated) 204983 73.48 9043.11 1493.34 939.63 hhmem household member (dummy) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 589 0 not household member 2.0e+05 1 household member ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ LIVING ARRANGEMENTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ relation relationship to household head -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 75188 1000 head 38824 2100 spouse 4900 2200 cohabiting partner 67423 3100 own child (incl adopted) 549 3200 step-child 246 3300 foster child 3440 4100 other relative 674 4110 spouse/partner of child 4258 4120 grandchild or greatgrandchild (incl in-laws) 3055 4131 parent/grandparent/ascenda nt 2 4132 parent/grandparent/ascenda nt-in-law 2403 4140 siblings (incl in-laws) 2 4160 nephew/niece 1188 4200 other non-relative 2242 4210 housemate/roommate 589 4230 guest/visitor/boarder/lodg er partner partner -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 90990 110 living with partner 2019 120 not living with partner 1.1e+05 200 does not have partner 589 . parents living with parents -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 20842 110 living with one parent 54808 120 living with two parents 1.3e+05 200 not living with parent(s) 589 . children living with own children -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 23803 110 living with own children aged 0-5 17643 120 living with own children 6-12 11556 130 living with own children 13-17 15901 140 living with own children 18+ 1.4e+05 200 not living with own children 589 . nchildren number of own children living in household -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.4e+05 0 not living with own children 28838 1 living with 1 own child 25066 2 living with 2 own children 10450 3 living with 3 own children 3233 4 living with 4 own children 921 5 living with 5 own children 269 6 living with 6 own children 75 7 living with 7 own children 22 8 living with 8 own children 16 9 living with 9 own children 9 10 living with 10 own children 2 12 living with 12 own children 2 13 living with 13 own children 589 . Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ageyoch age of youngest own child living in household 68903 0 79 12.32 11.8 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DEMOGRAPHICS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NOTES: age: 1. [us10] original data provided in intervals for ages 80-84 and 85+; values given are the lowest value of the interval Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- age age in years 204983 0 85 35.02 22.17 sex gender -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 99457 1 male 1.1e+05 2 female marital marital status -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 82867 110 married 95662 210 never married/not in union 3311 221 separated 15004 222 divorced 8139 223 widowed ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ IMMIGRATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ immigr immigrant (dummy) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.8e+05 0 not immigrant 28990 1 immigrant NOTES: 1. [us10] Immigrant refers to persons whose citizenship or country of birth is not the same as the country they live in or who report a year of arrival to U.S. citizen citizenship -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.8e+05 1000 citizen of the country of the survey 11338 1300 naturalized citizen 14856 2000 non-citizen ctrybrth country of birth -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.8e+05 1000 born in the country 49 1200 born in country's territory 69 2000 born outside the country 235 2100 Africa 37 2114 Eritrea 158 2115 Ethiopia 58 2116 Kenya 88 2126 Somalia 18 2127 Uganda 14 2128 United Republic of Tanzania 10 2131 Zimbabwe 22 2142 Cameroon 8 2161 Algeria 72 2162 Egypt 26 2164 Morocco 30 2165 Sudan 42 2174 South Africa 53 2183 Cape Verde 89 2186 Ghana 52 2189 Liberia 103 2194 Nigeria 19 2195 Senegal 11 2196 Sierra Leone 16 2200 Americas 25 2201 Caribbean 19 2203 South America 6 2211 Antigua and Barbuda 6 2213 Bahamas 22 2214 Barbados 733 2215 Cuba 19 2216 Dominica 639 2217 Dominican Republic 20 2218 Grenada 288 2221 Haiti 418 2222 Jamaica 1128 2225 Puerto Rico 6 2227 Saint Kitts and Nevis 9 2228 Saint Lucia 7 2231 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 120 2232 Trinidad and Tobago 26 2238 United States Virgin Islands (U.S.A.), Non-Self Gov. Territory 29 2241 Belize 56 2242 Costa Rica 925 2243 El Salvador 628 2244 Guatemala 377 2245 Honduras 8493 2246 Mexico 154 2247 Nicaragua 82 2248 Panama 138 2261 Argentina 63 2262 Bolivia 185 2263 Brazil 77 2264 Chile 437 2265 Colombia 306 2266 Ecuador 98 2268 Guyana 14 2269 Paraguay 265 2271 Peru 46 2273 Uruguay 120 2274 Venezuela 562 2281 Canada 7 2285 Bermuda (U.K.), Non-Self Gov. Territory 94 2300 Asia 20 2315 Uzbekistan 1023 2321 China 115 2322 Hong Kong, Special Admin. Region of China 584 2324 Democratic People's Republic of Korea 317 2325 Japan 152 2327 Republic of Korea 208 2328 Taiwan 33 2331 Afghanistan 115 2332 Bangladesh 1194 2334 India 179 2335 Iran(Islamic Republic of) 50 2337 Nepal 194 2338 Pakistan 26 2339 Sri Lanka 115 2352 Cambodia 43 2353 Indonesia 211 2354 Lao People's Democratic Republic 40 2355 Malaysia 109 2356 Myanmar 1496 2357 Philippines 12 2358 Singapore 157 2359 Thailand 788 2362 Viet Nam 52 2371 Armenia 11 2372 Azerbaijan 6 2374 Cyprus 13 2375 Georgia 120 2376 Iraq 69 2377 Israel 58 2378 Jordan 20 2379 Kuwait 71 2381 Lebanon 48 2385 Saudi Arabia 12 2386 Syrian Arab Republic 53 2387 Turkey 27 2389 Yemen 19 2400 Europe 28 2411 Belarus 28 2412 Bulgaria 19 2413 Czech Republic 30 2414 Hungary 253 2415 Poland 21 2416 Republic of Moldova 73 2417 Romania 266 2418 Russian Federation 11 2419 Slovakia 143 2421 Ukraine 8 2422 Czechoslovakia (ceased to exist 1992) 27 2433 Denmark 15 2437 Guernsey 56 2439 Ireland 10 2443 Latvia 13 2444 Lithuania 13 2445 Norway 39 2447 Sweden 432 2448 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 34 2451 Albania 87 2453 Bosnia and Herzegovina 23 2454 Croatia 75 2455 Greece 202 2457 Italy 11 2458 Kosovo 126 2462 Portugal 30 2464 Serbia 65 2466 Spain 12 2467 Macedonia 32 2469 Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia (ceased to exist 1992) 23 2481 Austria 22 2482 Belgium 119 2483 France 629 2484 Germany 57 2488 Netherlands 36 2489 Switzerland 109 2500 Oceania 43 2511 Australia 10 2512 New Zealand 32 2521 Fiji 51 2537 Guam (U.S.A.), Non-Self Gov. Territory 22 2544 Samoa 18 2545 Tonga NOTES: yrsresid: 1. [us10] Original data provided in intervals; values given are the lowest value of the interval. Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- yrsresid years since arrived in country 29025 0 62 19.09 13.85 ethnic_c race/ethnic origin -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.3e+05 1 White, non-Hispanic 33828 2 White, Hispanic 23050 3 Black, non-Hispanic 1129 4 Black, Hispanic 2191 5 American Indian/Alaskan Native, non-Hispanic 475 6 American Indian/Alaskan Native, Hispanic 10633 7 Asian, non-Hispanic 238 8 Asian, Hispanic 889 9 Hawaiin/Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic 112 10 Hawaiin/Pacific Islander, Hispanic 4563 11 Mixed races, non-Hispanic 840 12 Mixed races, Hispanic NOTES: 1. [us10] Hispanic denotes the following: Mexican, Mexican-American, Chicano, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Cuban American, or some other Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino group. migrat_c place of residency 1 year ago -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.8e+05 1 Non-mover 13421 2 Same county 3326 3 Different county, same state 492 4 Different state in Northeast 564 5 Different state in Midwest 1188 6 Different state in South 819 7 Different state in West 641 8 Abroad, foreign country 2500 . immigr_c country of birth of mother -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.6e+05 1000 born in the country 62 1200 born in country's territory 148 2000 born outside the country 299 2100 Africa 46 2114 Eritrea 192 2115 Ethiopia 64 2116 Kenya 170 2126 Somalia 31 2127 Uganda 14 2128 United Republic of Tanzania 11 2131 Zimbabwe 28 2142 Cameroon 10 2161 Algeria 109 2162 Egypt 49 2164 Morocco 58 2165 Sudan 45 2174 South Africa 89 2183 Cape Verde 132 2186 Ghana 101 2189 Liberia 157 2194 Nigeria 27 2195 Senegal 12 2196 Sierra Leone 23 2200 Americas 42 2201 Caribbean 35 2203 South America 14 2211 Antigua and Barbuda 8 2213 Bahamas 46 2214 Barbados 968 2215 Cuba 36 2216 Dominica 961 2217 Dominican Republic 27 2218 Grenada 414 2221 Haiti 597 2222 Jamaica 1907 2225 Puerto Rico 9 2227 Saint Kitts and Nevis 10 2228 Saint Lucia 14 2231 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 161 2232 Trinidad and Tobago 44 2238 United States Virgin Islands (U.S.A.), Non-Self Gov. Territory 42 2241 Belize 78 2242 Costa Rica 1467 2243 El Salvador 924 2244 Guatemala 549 2245 Honduras 14950 2246 Mexico 235 2247 Nicaragua 108 2248 Panama 187 2261 Argentina 83 2262 Bolivia 237 2263 Brazil 106 2264 Chile 642 2265 Colombia 439 2266 Ecuador 145 2268 Guyana 17 2269 Paraguay 365 2271 Peru 62 2273 Uruguay 155 2274 Venezuela 1049 2281 Canada 5 2285 Bermuda (U.K.), Non-Self Gov. Territory 118 2300 Asia 26 2315 Uzbekistan 1591 2321 China 108 2322 Hong Kong, Special Admin. Region of China 825 2324 Democratic People's Republic of Korea 495 2325 Japan 184 2327 Republic of Korea 280 2328 Taiwan 43 2331 Afghanistan 168 2332 Bangladesh 1739 2334 India 227 2335 Iran(Islamic Republic of) 54 2337 Nepal 257 2338 Pakistan 37 2339 Sri Lanka 190 2352 Cambodia 65 2353 Indonesia 407 2354 Lao People's Democratic Republic 45 2355 Malaysia 146 2356 Myanmar 2309 2357 Philippines 14 2358 Singapore 210 2359 Thailand 1158 2362 Viet Nam 81 2371 Armenia 13 2372 Azerbaijan 4 2374 Cyprus 19 2375 Georgia 170 2376 Iraq 107 2377 Israel 81 2378 Jordan 10 2379 Kuwait 125 2381 Lebanon 32 2385 Saudi Arabia 23 2386 Syrian Arab Republic 100 2387 Turkey 48 2389 Yemen 44 2400 Europe 41 2411 Belarus 44 2412 Bulgaria 42 2413 Czech Republic 93 2414 Hungary 533 2415 Poland 31 2416 Republic of Moldova 110 2417 Romania 457 2418 Russian Federation 18 2419 Slovakia 226 2421 Ukraine 34 2422 Czechoslovakia (ceased to exist 1992) 50 2433 Denmark 30 2437 Guernsey 239 2439 Ireland 17 2443 Latvia 41 2444 Lithuania 61 2445 Norway 102 2447 Sweden 768 2448 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 40 2451 Albania 112 2453 Bosnia and Herzegovina 28 2454 Croatia 150 2455 Greece 627 2457 Italy 15 2458 Kosovo 233 2462 Portugal 37 2464 Serbia 147 2466 Spain 14 2467 Macedonia 47 2469 Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia (ceased to exist 1992) 80 2481 Austria 43 2482 Belgium 170 2483 France 863 2484 Germany 115 2488 Netherlands 47 2489 Switzerland 178 2500 Oceania 56 2511 Australia 17 2512 New Zealand 43 2521 Fiji 40 2537 Guam (U.S.A.), Non-Self Gov. Territory 45 2544 Samoa 37 2545 Tonga ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ HEALTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ disabled disabled (dummy) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.4e+05 0 not disabled 14150 1 disabled 48134 . NOTES: 1. [us10] Disabled refers to persons who have a disability which prevents work or which limits the kind or amount of work. disabl_c disability status -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.4e+05 0 does not have disability 14150 1 has a disability which prevents work or which limits the kind or amount of work 48134 . health_c subjective health status -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 68653 1 excelent 65314 2 very good 49209 3 good 15609 4 fair 6198 5 poor ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ EDUCATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ educ highest completed education level (3-category recode) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 30294 1 low 72325 2 medium 54230 3 high 48134 . educ_c educational attainment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 618 31 less than 1st grade 1261 32 1st,2nd,3rd,or 4th grade 2545 33 5th or 6th grade 4628 34 7th and 8th grade 5535 35 9th grade 6253 36 10th grade 6897 37 11th grade 2557 38 12th grade no diploma 44176 39 high school graduate - high school diploma or equivalent 28149 40 some college but no degree 6140 41 associate degree in college occupation/vocation program 7347 42 associate degree in college academic program 26545 43 bachelor's degree (e.g. BA,AB,BS) 10282 44 master's degree (e.g. MA,MS,MENG,MED,MSW,MBA) 1921 45 professional school degree (e.g. MD,DDS,DVM,LLB,JD) 1995 46 doctorate degree (e.g. PHD,EDD) 48134 . enroll currently enrolled in education -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 14674 110 enrolled in full-time education 1041 120 enrolled in part-time education 8998 200 currently not enrolled 1.8e+05 . NOTES: 1. [us10] Scope Limitation: only asked to those aged 16-24. enrlev_c education level currently enrolled in -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 8997 1 high school 6718 2 college or university 1.9e+05 . NOTES: 1. [us10] Scope Limitation: only asked to those enrolled aged 16-24. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ACTIVITY STATUS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ emp employed (dummy) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 64594 0 not employed 92255 1 employed 48134 . mainemp mainly employed (dummy) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 65469 0 not mainly employed 91380 1 mainly employed 48134 . unemp unemployed (dummy) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.5e+05 0 not unemployed 9104 1 unemployed 48134 . retired retired (dummy) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.3e+05 0 not retired 19353 1 retired 51248 . NOTES: 1. [us10] Definitional deviation: The retired dummy is based on the main activity status in income reference period. clfs current labour force status -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 676 100 ILO employed 88801 110 employed, at work 2778 120 employed, not at work 1042 210 unemployed 8062 212 other unemployed 17287 220 not in labour force 20556 221 retired, pensioner or rentier 9997 222 in education 7650 224 disabled 48134 . umas usual activity status in income reference period -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 91380 100 usually employed 3114 200 not mainly employed 19353 211 retired from job or business 16650 220 in education 10264 230 homemaker 9240 240 disabled 6848 260 unemployed 48134 . milit in military/conscript service (dummy) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1.6e+05 0 not in military/conscript service 676 1 in military/conscript service 48134 . NOTES: 1. [us10] Scope limitation: code 1 includes only members of the armed forces living in civilian housing units on a military base or in a household not on a military base. oddjob_c temporary, part-time or seasonal work during 2010 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 55434 0 did not do any temporary, part-time or seasonal work 1003 1 did any temporary, part-time or seasonal work 1.5e+05 . NOTES: 1. [us10] Scope limitation: available only for those who did not work on regular basis at any time during 2010. Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- undur duration of current unemployment spell 9104 0 99 33.51 31.51 weeksue weeks unemployed last year 156849 0 52 2.54 9.33 empwant employment situation desired -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 5590 110 working, wants more hours 9104 210 unemployed 550 221 discouraged worker 3847 222 other inactive willing to work 86665 300 working, does not want different employment situation 51093 400 inactive, does not want to work 48134 . NOTES: 1. [us10] Mixed categories: code 300 "working, does not want different employment situation" includes also those who want to work less hours, flexible hours, want different employment conditions other than hours or want to stop working and might include also those who want to work more hours and currently cannot do that for other reasons than economical ones. carework care for others affects employment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 215 100 care affects employment 664 120 reduced hours due to caregiving 91376 200 care does not affect employment 1.1e+05 . NOTES: 1. [us10] Code 100 includes persons absent from work last week because of childcare problems or maternity leave. leave type of long-term leave -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 669 1100 sick/disabled leave 14 1200 caregiving leave 201 1210 maternity and parental leave 388 1800 on leave for other reasons 90983 2000 not on leave 1.1e+05 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ EMPLOYMENT INTENSITY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ fyft full-year full-time (dummy) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 93055 0 not full-year, full-time worker 63794 1 worked full-year, full-time last year 48134 . ptime part-time in all jobs (dummy) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 73437 0 full-time 18142 1 part-time 1.1e+05 . Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- hours weekly hours worked, any information 84418 0 99 38.97 12.03 weeks annual weeks worked, any information 156820 0 52 29.73 24.21 weeksft annual weeks worked full-time in all jobs 156820 0 52 24.25 24.7 weekspt annual weeks worked part-time in all jobs 156820 0 52 5.48 14.16 secjob multiple jobs holder (dummy) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 80265 0 one job 4704 1 more than one job 1.2e+05 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ JOB CHARACTERISTICS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ status1 status in employment, job 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 82469 100 dependent employed 9701 200 self-employed 85 240 contributing family worker 1.1e+05 . NOTES: 1. [us10] Code 240 includes all workers without pay. inda1 industry (3-category recode), job 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1677 1 agriculture 16696 2 industry 73882 3 services 1.1e+05 . indb1 industry (9-category recode), job 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1677 1 agriculture, forestry and fishing 10919 2 mining and quarrying; manufacturing; utilities 5777 3 construction 19304 4 wholesale and retail trade, repair; hotels and restaurants 4400 5 transport, storage and communications 4346 6 financial intermediation 12109 7 real estate, renting and business activities 26831 8 public administration; education; health and social work 6892 9 other community, social/personal services; activities of households; extra-territorial 1.1e+05 . indc1 industry (17-category ISIC 3.1 recode), job 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 1629 1 A-agriculture, hunting and forestry 48 2 B-fishing 644 3 C-mining and quarrying 9562 4 D-manufacturing 713 5 E-electricity, gas and water supply 5777 6 F-construction 13959 7 G-wholesale and retail trade; repair 5345 8 H-hotels and restaurants 4400 9 I-transport, storage and communications 4346 10 J-financial intermediation 12109 11 K-real estate, renting and business activities 4956 12 L-public administration and defence; compulsory social security 9046 13 M-education 12829 14 N-health and social work 6406 15 O-other community, social and personal service activities 486 16 P-activities of private households as employers 1.1e+05 . NOTES: 1. [us10] Mixed categories: code 1 does not include hunting and trapping; hunting and trapping are included in code 2. ind1_c industry in main job (US 2002 Census Industry Code) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 622 170 crop production 791 180 animal production 27 190 forestry except logging 66 270 logging 48 280 fishing, hunting, and trapping 123 290 support activities for agriculture and forestry 50 370 oil and gas extraction 92 380 coal mining 43 390 metal ore mining 70 470 nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying 17 480 not specified type of mining 372 490 support activities for mining 440 570 electric power generation, transmission and distribution 71 580 natural gas distribution 47 590 electric and gas, and other combinations 143 670 water, steam, air-conditioning, and irrigation systems 61 680 sewage treatment facilities 12 690 not specified utilities 5777 770 construction 105 1070 animal food, grain and oilseed milling 51 1080 sugar and confectionery products 113 1090 fruit and vegetable preserving and specialty food manufactur 126 1170 dairy product manufacturing 408 1180 animal slaughtering and processing 132 1190 retail bakeries 138 1270 bakeries, except retail 131 1280 seafood and other miscellaneous foods, n.e.c 25 1290 not specified food industries 150 1370 beverage manufacturing 9 1390 tobacco manufacturing 6 1470 fiber, yarn, and thread mills 61 1480 fabric mills, except knitting 22 1490 textile and fabric finishing and coating mills 28 1570 carpet and rug mills 46 1590 textile product mills, except carpets and rugs 27 1670 knitting mills 146 1680 cut and sew apparel manufacturing 8 1690 apparel accessories and other apparel manufacturing 29 1770 footwear manufacturing 17 1790 leather tanning and products, except footwear manufacturing 103 1870 pulp, paper, and paperboard mills 64 1880 paperboard containers and boxes 42 1890 miscellaneous paper and pulp products 324 1990 printing and related support activities 128 2070 petroleum refining 9 2090 miscellaneous petroleum and coal products 113 2170 resin, synthetic rubber and fibers, and filaments manufacturing 17 2180 agricultural chemical manufacturing 299 2190 pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing 38 2270 paint, coating, and adhesive manufacturing 86 2280 soap, cleaning compound, and cosmetics manufacturing 232 2290 industrial and miscellaneous chemicals 211 2370 plastics product manufacturing 40 2380 tire manufacturing 50 2390 rubber products, except tires, manufacturing 18 2470 pottery, ceramics, and related products manufacturing 12 2480 structural clay product manufacturing 93 2490 glass and glass product manufacturing 94 2570 cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product manufacturing 38 2590 miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing 172 2670 iron and steel mills and steel product manufacturing 24 2680 aluminum production and processing 33 2690 nonferrous metal, except aluminum, production and processing 48 2770 foundries 19 2780 metal forgings and stampings 26 2790 cutlery and hand tool manufacturing 231 2870 structural metals, and tank and shipping container manufactu 175 2880 machine shops; turned product; screw, nut and bolt manufactu 53 2890 coating, engraving, heat treating and allied activities 27 2970 ordnance 154 2980 miscellaneous fabricated metal products manufacturing 8 2990 not specified metal industries 97 3070 agricultural implement manufacturing 93 3080 construction, mining and oil field machinery manufacturing 54 3090 commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing 91 3170 metalworking machinery manufacturing 32 3180 engines, turbines, and power transmission equipment manufact 368 3190 machinery manufacturing, n.e.c 3 3290 not specified machinery manufacturing 182 3360 computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing 93 3370 communications, audio, and video equipment manufacturing 153 3380 navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instrum 431 3390 electronic component and product manufacturing, n.e.c 41 3470 household appliance manufacturing 201 3490 electrical lighting, equipment, and supplies manufacturing, 535 3570 motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment manufacturing 249 3580 aircraft and parts manufacturing 231 3590 aerospace products and parts manufacturing 13 3670 railroad rolling stock manufacturing 122 3680 ship and boat building 16 3690 other transportation equipment manufacturing 97 3770 sawmills and wood preservation 15 3780 veneer, plywood, and engineered wood products 13 3790 prefabricated wood buildings and mobile homes 146 3870 miscellaneous wood products 288 3890 furniture and related product manufacturing 361 3960 medical equipment and supplies manufacturing 77 3970 toys, amusement, and sporting goods manufacturing 308 3980 miscellaneous manufacturing, n.e.c 103 3990 not specified manufacturing industries 120 4070 motor vehicles, parts and supplies, merchant wholesalers 45 4080 furniture and home furnishing, merchant wholesalers 100 4090 lumber and other construction materials, merchant wholesaler 243 4170 professional and commercial equipment and supplies, merchant 31 4180 metals and minerals, except petroleum, merchant wholesalers 138 4190 electrical goods, merchant wholesalers 86 4260 hardware, plumbing and heating equipment, and supplies, merc 209 4270 machinery, equipment, and supplies, merchant wholesalers 83 4280 recyclable material, merchant wholesalers 53 4290 miscellaneous durable goods, merchant wholesalers 39 4370 paper and paper products, merchant wholesalers 169 4380 drugs, sundries, and chemical and allied products, merchant 77 4390 apparel, fabrics, and notions, merchant wholesalers 608 4470 groceries and related products, merchant wholesalers 43 4480 farm product raw materials, merchant wholesalers 84 4490 petroleum and petroleum products, merchant wholesalers 86 4560 alcoholic beverages, merchant wholesalers 42 4570 farm supplies, merchant wholesalers 133 4580 miscellaneous nondurable goods, merchant wholesalers 49 4585 wholesale electronic markets, agents and brokers 23 4590 not specified wholesale trade 729 4670 automobile dealers 82 4680 other motor vehicle dealers 337 4690 auto parts, accessories, and tire stores 321 4770 furniture and home furnishings stores 44 4780 household appliance stores 362 4790 radio, tv, and computer stores 524 4870 building material and supplies dealers 137 4880 hardware stores 186 4890 lawn and garden equipment and supplies stores 1783 4970 grocery stores 160 4980 specialty food stores 88 4990 beer, wine, and liquor stores 561 5070 pharmacies and drug stores 198 5080 health and personal care, except drug, stores 317 5090 gasoline stations 619 5170 clothing and accessories, except shoe, stores 108 5180 shoe stores 127 5190 jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores 281 5270 sporting goods, camera, and hobby and toy stores 49 5280 sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores 59 5290 music stores 97 5370 book stores and news dealers 1381 5380 department stores and discount stores 295 5390 miscellaneous general merchandise stores 63 5470 retail florists 107 5480 office supplies and stationery stores 139 5490 used merchandise stores 115 5570 gift, novelty, and souvenir shops 293 5580 miscellaneous retail stores 73 5590 electronic shopping 13 5591 electronic auctions 31 5592 mail order houses 26 5670 vending machine operators 66 5680 fuel dealers 126 5690 other direct selling establishments 125 5790 not specified retail trade 320 6070 air transportation 154 6080 rail transportation 42 6090 water transportation 1074 6170 truck transportation 303 6180 bus service and urban transit 161 6190 taxi and limousine service 31 6270 pipeline transportation 36 6280 scenic and sightseeing transportation 465 6290 services incidental to transportation 511 6370 postal service 420 6380 couriers and messengers 224 6390 warehousing and storage 213 6470 newspaper publishers 177 6480 publishing, except newspapers and software 37 6490 software publishing 216 6570 motion pictures and video industries 20 6590 sound recording industries 421 6670 radio and television broadcasting and cable 46 6672 internet publishing and broadcasting 349 6680 wired telecommunications carriers 310 6690 other telecommunications services 49 6695 data processing, hosting, and related services 135 6770 libraries and archives 18 6780 other information services 1443 6870 banking and related activities 187 6880 savings institutions, including credit unions 471 6890 non-depository credit and related activities 684 6970 securities, commodities, funds, trusts, and other financial 1561 6990 insurance carriers and related activities 1444 7070 real estate 112 7080 automotive equipment rental and leasing 22 7170 video tape and disk rental 60 7180 other consumer goods rental 57 7190 commercial, industrial, and other intangible assets rental a 1019 7270 legal services 706 7280 accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll servic 991 7290 architectural, engineering, and related services 217 7370 specialized design services 1181 7380 computer systems design and related services 809 7390 management, scientific, and technical consulting services 393 7460 scientific research and development services 284 7470 advertising and related services 174 7480 veterinary services 214 7490 other professional, scientific, and technical services 119 7570 management of companies and enterprises 539 7580 employment services 490 7590 business support services 187 7670 travel arrangements and reservation services 476 7680 investigation and security services 952 7690 services to buildings and dwellings 652 7770 landscaping services 179 7780 other administrative and other support services 344 7790 waste management and remediation services 5995 7860 elementary and secondary schools 2501 7870 colleges and universities, including junior colleges 95 7880 business, technical, and trade schools and training 455 7890 other schools, instruction, and educational services 988 7970 offices of physicians 576 7980 offices of dentists 91 7990 offices of chiropractors 77 8070 offices of optometrists 187 8080 offices of other health practitioners 832 8090 outpatient care centers 635 8170 home health care services 1018 8180 other health care services 4166 8190 hospitals 1314 8270 nursing care facilities 541 8290 residential care facilities, without nursing 1065 8370 individual and family services 66 8380 community food and housing, and emergency services 113 8390 vocational rehabilitation services 1160 8470 child day care services 423 8560 independent artists, performing arts, spectator sports, and 205 8570 museums, art galleries, historical sites, and similar instit 33 8580 bowling centers 1132 8590 other amusement, gambling, and recreation industries 1017 8660 traveler accommodation 43 8670 recreational vehicle parks and camps, and rooming and boardi 5187 8680 restaurants and other food services 158 8690 drinking places, alcoholic beverages 682 8770 automotive repair and maintenance 110 8780 car washes 111 8790 electronic and precision equipment repair and maintenance 209 8870 commercial and industrial machinery and equipment repair and 109 8880 personal and household goods repair and maintenance 4 8890 footwear and leather goods repair 61 8970 barber shops 659 8980 beauty salons 257 8990 nail salons and other personal care services 226 9070 drycleaning and laundry services 71 9080 funeral homes, cemeteries, and crematories 205 9090 other personal services 615 9160 religious organizations 397 9170 civic, social, advocacy organizations, and grantmaking and g 51 9180 labor unions 94 9190 business, professional, political, and similar organizations 486 9290 private households 653 9370 executive offices and legislative bodies 253 9380 public finance activities 84 9390 other general government and support 1876 9470 justice, public order, and safety activities 732 9480 administration of human resource programs 241 9490 administration of environmental quality and housing programs 473 9570 administration of economic programs and space research 621 9590 national security and international affairs 676 9890 armed forces 1.1e+05 . sector1 sector of employment, job 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 70704 110 for profit 6287 120 not for profit 3487 211 central government 4656 212 state government 7036 213 local government 1.1e+05 . NOTES: 1. [us10] Mixed categories: codes 211 "central government", 212 "state government" 213 "local government" include as well public sector other than government that are at the respective level. nemp1_c number of persons working at all locations, job 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 18255 1 less than 10 persons 13162 2 10-49 persons 6212 3 50-99 persons 11006 4 100-499 persons 4639 5 500-999 persons 36354 6 1000 persons or more 1.2e+05 . occa1 occupation (3-category recode), job 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 29805 1 managers and professionals (ISCO 1 & 2) 55847 2 other skilled workers (ISCO 3-8, 10) 6603 3 labourers/elementary (ISCO 9) 1.1e+05 . occb1 occupation (10-category ISCO recode), job 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 13712 1 managers 16093 2 professionals 14000 3 technicians and associate professionals 11454 4 clerical support workers 13080 5 service and sales workers 1501 6 skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers 9841 7 craft and related trades workers 5295 8 plant and machine operators, and assemblers 6603 9 elementary occupations 676 10 armed forces occupations 1.1e+05 . occ1_c occupation 2002 census code -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 997 10 chief executives 613 20 general and operations managers 57 40 advertising and promotions managers 604 50 marketing and sales managers 44 60 public relations managers 90 100 administrative services managers 384 110 computer and information systems managers 739 120 financial managers 16 135 compensation and benefits managers 139 136 human resources managers 29 137 training and development managers 183 140 industrial production managers 130 150 purchasing managers 154 160 transportation, storage, and distribution managers 805 205 farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers 657 220 construction managers 560 230 education administrators 63 300 engineering managers 646 310 food service managers 9 325 funeral service managers 18 330 gaming managers 96 340 lodging managers 329 350 medical and health services managers 9 360 natural sciences managers 369 410 property, real estate, and community association managers 246 420 social and community service managers 1 425 emergency management directors 2018 430 managers, all other 13 500 agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes 7 510 purchasing agents and buyers, farm products 110 520 wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products 179 530 purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products 163 540 claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators 123 565 compliance officers 68 600 cost estimators 359 630 human resources workers 47 640 compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists 96 650 training and development specialists 36 700 logisticians 454 710 management analysts 72 725 meeting, convention, and event planners 54 726 fundraisers 121 735 market research analysts and marketing specialists 189 740 business operations specialists, all other 1091 800 accountants and auditors 46 810 appraisers and assessors of real estate 41 820 budget analysts 18 830 credit analysts 57 840 financial analysts 223 850 personal financial advisors 79 860 insurance underwriters 2 900 financial examiners 241 910 loan counselors and officers 52 930 tax examiners, collectors, and revenue agents 116 940 tax prepares 47 950 financial specialists, all other 10 1005 computer and information research scientists 299 1006 computer systems analysts 30 1007 information security analysts 281 1010 computer programmers 620 1020 computer software engineers 117 1030 web developers 319 1050 computer support specialists 100 1060 database administrators 166 1105 network and computer systems administrators 61 1106 computer network architects 157 1107 computer occupations, all other 11 1200 actuaries 2 1210 mathematicians 98 1220 operations research analysts 22 1230 statisticians 4 1240 miscellaneous mathematical science occupations 130 1300 architects, except naval 24 1310 surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists 80 1320 aerospace engineers 2 1330 agricultural engineers 6 1340 biomedical engineers 45 1350 chemical engineers 248 1360 civil engineers 54 1400 computer hardware engineers 216 1410 electrical and electronic engineers 27 1420 environmental engineers 109 1430 industrial engineers, including health and safety 8 1440 marine engineers and naval architects 17 1450 materials engineers 196 1460 mechanical engineers 15 1500 mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers 11 1510 nuclear engineers 10 1520 petroleum engineers 201 1530 engineers, all other 103 1540 drafters 262 1550 engineering technicians, except drafters 54 1560 surveying and mapping technicians 27 1600 agricultural and food scientists 75 1610 biological scientists 27 1640 conservation scientists and foresters 98 1650 medical scientists 11 1700 astronomers and physicists 5 1710 atmospheric and space scientists 58 1720 chemists and materials scientists 72 1740 environmental scientists and geoscientists 128 1760 physical scientists, all other 30 1800 economists 119 1820 psychologists 3 1830 sociologists 19 1840 urban and regional planners 52 1860 miscellaneous social scientists and related workers 6 1900 agricultural and food science technicians 13 1910 biological technicians 40 1920 chemical technicians 16 1930 geological and petroleum technicians 3 1940 nuclear technicians 85 1965 miscellaneous life, physical, and social science technicians 506 2000 counselors 546 2010 social workers 63 2015 probation officers and correctional treatment specialists 101 2016 social and human service assistants 55 2025 miscellaneous community and social service specialists, including health educators and community health workers 250 2040 clergy 44 2050 directors, religious activities and education 56 2060 religious workers, all other 764 2100 lawyers, judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers 4 2105 judicial law clerks 249 2145 paralegals and legal assistants 116 2160 miscellaneous legal support workers 927 2200 postsecondary teachers 480 2300 preschool and kindergarten teachers 1932 2310 elementary and middle school teachers 763 2320 secondary school teachers 291 2330 special education teachers 562 2340 other teachers and instructors 30 2400 archivists, curators, and museum technicians 133 2430 librarians 26 2440 library technicians 714 2540 teacher assistants 108 2550 other education, training, and library workers 104 2600 artists and related workers 470 2630 designers 8 2700 actors 89 2710 producers and directors 171 2720 athletes, coaches, umpires, and related workers 12 2740 dancers and choreographers 91 2750 musicians, singers, and related workers 29 2760 entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other 43 2800 announcers 60 2810 news analysts, reporters and correspondents 101 2825 public relations specialists 110 2830 editors 33 2840 technical writers 130 2850 writers and authors 79 2860 miscellaneous media and communication workers 50 2900 broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators 92 2910 photographers 29 2920 television, video, and motion picture camera operators and editors 41 3000 chiropractors 129 3010 dentists 79 3030 dietitians and nutritionists 17 3040 optometrists 176 3050 pharmacists 559 3060 physicians and surgeons 65 3110 physician assistants 4 3120 podiatrists 13 3140 audiologists 83 3150 occupational therapists 155 3160 physical therapists 11 3200 radiation therapists 13 3210 recreational therapists 76 3220 respiratory therapists 91 3230 speech-language pathologists 1 3235 exercise physiologists 97 3245 therapists, all other 39 3250 veterinarians 1824 3255 registered nurses 22 3256 nurse anesthetists 3 3257 nurse midwives 67 3258 nurse practitioners 20 3260 health diagnosing and treating practitioners, all other 239 3300 clinical laboratory technologists and technicians 98 3310 dental hygienists 216 3320 diagnostic related technologists and technicians 98 3400 emergency medical technicians and paramedics 340 3420 health practitioner support technologists and technicians 352 3500 licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses 76 3510 medical records and health information technicians 30 3520 opticians, dispensing 75 3535 miscellaneous health technologists and technicians 53 3540 other healthcare practitioners and technical occupations 1339 3600 nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides 9 3610 occupational therapist assistants and aides 52 3620 physical therapist assistants and aides 103 3630 massage therapists 184 3640 dental assistants 262 3645 medical assistants 40 3646 medical transcriptionists 29 3647 pharmacy aides 29 3648 veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers 73 3649 phlebotomists 111 3655 miscellaneous healthcare support occupations, including medical equipment preparers 26 3700 first-line supervisors/managers of correctional officers 70 3710 first-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives 35 3720 first-line supervisors/managers of fire fighting and prevention workers 64 3730 supervisors, protective service workers, all other 184 3740 fire fighters 12 3750 fire inspectors 299 3800 bailiffs, correctional officers, and jailers 108 3820 detectives and criminal investigators 6 3830 fish and game wardens 5 3840 parking enforcement workers 433 3850 police and sheriff's patrol officers 4 3860 transit and railroad police 1 3900 animal control workers 66 3910 private detectives and investigators 576 3930 security guards and gaming surveillance officers 46 3940 crossing guards 21 3945 transportation security screeners 74 3955 lifeguards and other recreational, and all other protective service workers 216 4000 chefs and head cooks 313 4010 first-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers 1396 4020 cooks 549 4030 food preparation workers 235 4040 bartenders 226 4050 combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food 185 4060 counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop 1248 4110 waiters and waitresses 116 4120 food servers, nonrestaurant 244 4130 dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers 217 4140 dishwashers 187 4150 hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop 2 4160 food preparation and serving related workers, all other 214 4200 first-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial workers 155 4210 first-line supervisors/managers of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers 1530 4220 janitors and building cleaners 1089 4230 maids and housekeeping cleaners 36 4240 pest control workers 648 4250 grounds maintenance workers 81 4300 first-line supervisors/managers of gaming workers 133 4320 first-line supervisors/managers of personal service workers 28 4340 animal trainers 99 4350 nonfarm animal caretakers 86 4400 gaming services workers 7 4410 motion picture projectionists 28 4420 ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers 108 4430 miscellaneous entertainment attendants and related workers 1 4460 funeral service workers 18 4465 morticians, undertakers, and funeral directors 55 4500 barbers 529 4510 hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists 181 4520 miscellaneous personal appearance workers 52 4530 baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges 29 4540 tour and travel guides 989 4600 child care workers 707 4610 personal and home care aides 232 4620 recreation and fitness workers 44 4640 residential advisors 58 4650 personal care and service workers, all other 2050 4700 first-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers 705 4710 first-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers 2093 4720 cashiers 90 4740 counter and rental clerks 75 4750 parts salespersons 1919 4760 retail salespersons 155 4800 advertising sales agents 342 4810 insurance sales agents 178 4820 securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents 53 4830 travel agents 266 4840 sales representatives, services, all other 785 4850 sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing 38 4900 models, demonstrators, and product promoters 469 4920 real estate brokers and sales agents 18 4930 sales engineers 72 4940 telemarketers 132 4950 door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers 123 4965 sales and related workers, all other 952 5000 first-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers 32 5010 switchboard operators, including answering service 26 5020 telephone operators 9 5030 communications equipment operators, all other 113 5100 bill and account collectors 289 5110 billing and posting clerks and machine operators 848 5120 bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks 8 5130 gaming cage workers 89 5140 payroll and timekeeping clerks 14 5150 procurement clerks 281 5160 tellers 31 5165 financial clerks, all other 4 5200 brokerage clerks 6 5210 correspondence clerks 59 5220 court, municipal, and license clerks 32 5230 credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks 1217 5240 customer service representatives 64 5250 eligibility interviewers, government programs 232 5260 file clerks 91 5300 hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks 95 5310 interviewers, except eligibility and loan 78 5320 library assistants, clerical 70 5330 loan interviewers and clerks 21 5340 new accounts clerks 72 5350 order clerks 27 5360 human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping 875 5400 receptionists and information clerks 75 5410 reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks 70 5420 information and record clerks, all other 8 5500 cargo and freight agents 172 5510 couriers and messengers 189 5520 dispatchers 18 5530 meter readers, utilities 93 5540 postal service clerks 252 5550 postal service mail carriers 44 5560 postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators 159 5600 production, planning, and expediting clerks 350 5610 shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks 979 5620 stock clerks and order fillers 54 5630 weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping 1987 5700 secretaries and administrative assistants 72 5800 computer operators 225 5810 data entry keyers 86 5820 word processors and typists 182 5840 insurance claims and policy processing clerks 72 5850 mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service 672 5860 office clerks, general 31 5900 office machine operators, except computer 6 5910 proofreaders and copy markers 12 5920 statistical assistants 323 5940 office and administrative support workers, all other 30 6005 first-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry workers 11 6010 agricultural inspectors 4 6020 animal breeders 74 6040 graders and sorters, agricultural products 486 6050 miscellaneous agricultural workers 29 6100 fishers and related fishing workers 1 6110 hunters and trappers 12 6120 forest and conservation workers 50 6130 logging workers 436 6200 first-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers 13 6210 boilermakers 75 6220 brickmasons, blockmasons, and stonemasons 907 6230 carpenters 118 6240 carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers 47 6250 cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers 774 6260 construction laborers 9 6300 paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators 1 6310 pile-driver operators 249 6320 operating engineers and other construction equipment operators 106 6330 drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers 447 6355 electricians 35 6360 glaziers 23 6400 insulation workers 306 6420 painters, construction and maintenance 1 6430 paperhangers 352 6440 pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters 20 6460 plasterers and stucco masons 1 6500 reinforcing iron and rebar workers 135 6515 roofers 86 6520 sheet metal workers 44 6530 structural iron and steel workers 5 6540 solar photovoltaic installers 34 6600 helpers, construction trades 63 6660 construction and building inspectors 24 6700 elevator installers and repairers 24 6710 fence erectors 20 6720 hazardous materials removal workers 81 6730 highway maintenance workers 8 6740 rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators 5 6750 septic tank servicers and sewer pipe cleaners 21 6765 miscellaneous construction and related workers 29 6800 derrick, rotary drill, and service unit operators, oil, gas, and mining 15 6820 earth drillers, except oil and gas 5 6830 explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters 77 6840 mining machine operators 4 6910 roof bolters, mining 17 6920 roustabouts, oil and gas 6 6930 helpers--extraction workers 51 6940 other extraction workers 204 7000 first-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers 203 7010 computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers 110 7020 radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers 9 7030 avionics technicians 23 7040 electric motor, power tool, and related repairers 3 7050 electrical and electronics installers and repairers, transportation equipment 8 7100 electrical and electronics repairers, industrial and utility 11 7110 electronic equipment installers and repairers, motor vehicles 21 7120 electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers 34 7130 security and fire alarm systems installers 88 7140 aircraft mechanics and service technicians 85 7150 automotive body and related repairers 8 7160 automotive glass installers and repairers 526 7200 automotive service technicians and mechanics 197 7210 bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists 144 7220 heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and mechanics 30 7240 small engine mechanics 60 7260 miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers 15 7300 control and valve installers and repairers 226 7315 heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers 17 7320 home appliance repairers 275 7330 industrial and refractory machinery mechanics 274 7340 maintenance and repair workers, general 23 7350 maintenance workers, machinery 41 7360 millwrights 76 7410 electrical power-line installers and repairers 123 7420 telecommunications line installers and repairers 44 7430 precision instrument and equipment repairers 1 7440 wind turbine service technicians 34 7510 coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers 12 7540 locksmiths and safe repairers 7 7550 manufactured building and mobile home installers 8 7560 riggers 3 7600 signal and track switch repairers 4 7610 helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers 113 7630 other installation, maintenance, and repair workers 475 7700 first-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers 15 7710 aircraft structure, surfaces, rigging, and systems assemblers 108 7720 electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers 18 7730 engine and other machine assemblers 19 7740 structural metal fabricators and fitters 529 7750 miscellaneous assemblers and fabricators 146 7800 bakers 239 7810 butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers 14 7830 food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders 60 7840 food batchmakers 11 7850 food cooking machine operators and tenders 76 7855 food processing workers, all other 36 7900 computer control programmers and operators 6 7920 extruding and drawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 4 7930 forging machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 4 7940 rolling machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 52 7950 cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 5 7960 drilling and boring machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 36 8000 grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 12 8010 lathe and turning machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 1 8020 milling and planing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 290 8030 machinists 6 8040 metal furnace and kiln operators and tenders 7 8060 model makers and patternmakers, metal and plastic 27 8100 molders and molding machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 3 8120 multiple machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 44 8130 tool and die makers 358 8140 welding, soldering, and brazing workers 4 8150 heat treating equipment setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 6 8160 lay-out workers, metal and plastic 18 8200 plating and coating machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 7 8210 tool grinders, filers, and sharpeners 220 8220 metalworkers and plastic workers, all other 18 8250 prepress technicians and workers 133 8255 printing press operators 17 8256 print binding and finishing workers 126 8300 laundry and dry-cleaning workers 32 8310 pressers, textile, garment, and related materials 139 8320 sewing machine operators 8 8330 shoe and leather workers and repairers 7 8340 shoe machine operators and tenders 57 8350 tailors, dressmakers, and sewers 2 8360 textile bleaching and dyeing machine operators and tenders 3 8400 textile cutting machine setters, operators, and tenders 8 8410 textile knitting and weaving machine setters, operators, and tenders 11 8420 textile winding, twisting, and drawing out machine setters, operators, and tenders 1 8430 extruding and forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, synthetic and glass fibers 1 8440 fabric and apparel patternmakers 33 8450 upholsterers 19 8460 textile, apparel, and furnishings workers, all other 46 8500 cabinetmakers and bench carpenters 12 8510 furniture finishers 17 8530 sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood 17 8540 woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing 13 8550 woodworkers, all other 37 8600 power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers 56 8610 stationary engineers and boiler operators 48 8620 water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators 23 8630 miscellaneous plant and system operators 42 8640 chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders 59 8650 crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers 51 8710 cutting workers 27 8720 extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders 9 8730 furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders 405 8740 inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers 20 8750 jewelers and precious stone and metal workers 56 8760 medical, dental, and ophthalmic laboratory technicians 229 8800 packaging and filling machine operators and tenders 81 8810 painting workers 28 8830 photographic process workers and processing machine operators 4 8840 semiconductor processors 6 8850 cementing and gluing machine perators and tenders 8 8860 cleaning, washing, and metal pickling equipment operators and tenders 4 8900 cooling and freezing equipment operators and tenders 7 8910 etchers and engravers 30 8920 molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic 28 8930 paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders 11 8940 tire builders 41 8950 helpers-production workers 500 8965 production workers, all other 134 9000 supervisors, transportation and material moving workers 67 9030 aircraft pilots and flight engineers 22 9040 air traffic controllers and airfield operations specialists 53 9050 flight attendants 7 9110 ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians 396 9120 bus drivers 1883 9130 driver/sales workers and truck drivers 229 9140 taxi drivers and chauffeurs 38 9150 motor vehicle operators, all other 28 9200 locomotive engineers and operators 4 9230 railroad brake, signal, and switch operators 34 9240 railroad conductors and yardmasters 8 9260 subway, streetcar, and other rail transportation workers 11 9300 sailors and marine oilers 28 9310 ship and boat captains and operators 8 9330 ship engineers 3 9340 bridge and lock tenders 54 9350 parking lot attendants 40 9360 service station attendants 27 9410 transportation inspectors 17 9415 transportation attendants, except flight attendants 16 9420 other transportation workers 3 9500 conveyor operators and tenders 32 9510 crane and tower operators 39 9520 dredge, excavating, and loading machine operators 3 9560 hoist and winch operators 303 9600 industrial truck and tractor operators 226 9610 cleaners of vehicles and equipment 1109 9620 laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand 19 9630 machine feeders and offbearers 253 9640 packers and packagers, hand 17 9650 pumping station operators 46 9720 refuse and recyclable material collectors 1 9730 shuttle car operators 3 9740 tank car, truck, and ship loaders 46 9750 material moving workers, all other 676 9840 armed forces 1.1e+05 . Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- hours1 weekly hours worked, job 1 91579 0 99 35.49 14.91 NOTES: gross1: 1. [us10] The hourly wage was calculated from the annual one using information on weeks and hours worked. Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gross1 gross hourly wage, job 1 83666 0 18000 22.87 72.03 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ WORK EXPERIENCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CURRENT INCOME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NOTES: pmicroy: 1. [us10] rental income and royalties are combined in the original data and are reported in pmicren. pmiatdis: 1. [us10] Does not include workers compensation. pmiatedu: 1. [us10] contains both public assistance and private educational grants. Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pi total income, person 204983 -16998 1700287 25923.8 45168.6 pmi total income, person, monetary 204983 -16998 1700287 25923.8 45168.6 pil labour income, person 204983 -17997 1699999 20874.8 43450.5 pmil labour income, person, monetary 204983 -17997 1699999 20874.8 43450.5 pile paid employment income, person 204983 0 1699999 19646.2 41435.8 pmile paid employment income, person, monetary 204983 0 1699999 19646.2 41435.8 piler regular paid employment income, person 204983 0 1699999 19646.2 41435.8 pmiler regular paid employment income, person, monetary 204983 0 1699999 19646.2 41435.8 pils self-employment income, person 204983 -29997 1099999 1228.66 13786.5 pmils self-employment income, person, monetary 204983 -29997 1099999 1228.66 13786.5 pilsf farm self-employment income, person 204983 -19998 1099999 131.68 5338.36 pmilsf farm self-employment income, person, monetary 204983 -19998 1099999 131.68 5338.36 pilsn non-farm self-employment income, person 204983 -19998 1099999 1096.98 12688.4 pmilsn non-farm self-employment income, person, monetary 204983 -19998 1099999 1096.98 12688.4 pilsnb profit from business, person 204983 -19998 1099999 1096.98 12688.4 pmilsnb profit from business, person, monetary 204983 -19998 1099999 1096.98 12688.4 pic capital income, person 204983 -9999 235999 1039.2 6630.88 pmic capital income, person, monetary 204983 -9999 235999 1039.2 6630.88 picvip voluntary individual pensions, person 204983 0 119999 66.39 1735.81 pmicvip voluntary individual pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 119999 66.39 1735.81 pit transfer income, person 204983 0 175999 3993.99 9376.49 pmit transfer income, person, monetary 204983 0 175999 3993.99 9376.49 pits social security transfers, person 204983 0 175999 3676.03 9071.77 pmits social security transfers, person, monetary 204983 0 175999 3676.03 9071.77 pitsi work-related insurance transfers, person 204983 0 175999 2874.41 8708.57 pmitsi work-related insurance transfers, person, monetary 204983 0 175999 2874.41 8708.57 pitsil long-term insurance transfers, person 204983 0 175999 2542.93 8421.11 pmitsil long-term insurance transfers, person, monetary 204983 0 175999 2542.93 8421.11 pitsilo occupational pensions, person 204983 0 120000 544.56 4336.72 pmitsilo occupational pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 120000 544.56 4336.72 pitsilep employment-related public pensions, person 204983 0 154000 1946.49 6364.53 pmitsilep employment-related public pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 154000 1946.49 6364.53 pitsilepo old-age insurance public pensions, person 204983 0 127284 1542.54 5852.67 pmitsilepo old-age insurance public pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 127284 1542.54 5852.67 pitsilepd disability insurance public pensions, person 204983 0 89000 264.61 2035.27 pmitsilepd disability insurance public pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 89000 264.61 2035.27 pitsileps survivors insurance public pensions, person 204983 0 99999 86.6 1283.09 pmitsileps survivors insurance public pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 99999 86.6 1283.09 pitsilwi work-injury pensions, person 204983 0 26694 1.37 158.46 pmitsilwi work-injury pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 26694 1.37 158.46 pitsis short-term insurance transfers, person 204983 0 99999 331.48 2287.46 pmitsis short-term insurance transfers, person, monetary 204983 0 99999 331.48 2287.46 pitsissi sickness wage replacement, person 204983 0 25000 0.56 88.07 pmitsissi sickness wage replacement, person, monetary 204983 0 25000 0.56 88.07 pitsiswi work-injury wage replacement, person 204983 0 99999 37.17 930.29 pmitsiswi work-injury wage replacement, person, monetary 204983 0 99999 37.17 930.29 pitsisun unemployment wage replacement, person 204983 0 99999 293.75 2087.08 pmitsisun unemployment wage replacement, person, monetary 204983 0 99999 293.75 2087.08 pitsu universal benefits, person 204983 0 78929 237.94 1218.76 pmitsu universal benefits, person, monetary 204983 0 78929 237.94 1218.76 pitsup old-age/disability/survivors universal pensions, person 204983 0 78840 58.74 1184.37 pmitsup old-age/disability/survivors universal pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 78840 58.74 1184.37 pitsupd disability universal pensions, person 204983 0 78840 58.74 1184.37 pmitsupd disability universal pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 78840 58.74 1184.37 pitsa assistance benefits, person 204983 0 99999 551.03 2060.73 pmitsa assistance benefits, person, monetary 204983 0 99999 551.03 2060.73 pitsap old-age/disability/survivors assistance pensions, person 204983 0 99999 152.06 1443.46 pmitsap old-age/disability/survivors assistance pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 99999 152.06 1443.46 pitsapd disability assistance pensions, person 204983 0 25000 111.3 1035.89 pmitsapd disability assistance pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 25000 111.3 1035.89 pitsaps survivors assistance pensions, person 204983 0 28480 6.19 288.88 pmitsaps survivors assistance pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 28480 6.19 288.88 pitp private transfers, person 204983 0 144000 270.42 2372.02 pmitp private transfers, person, monetary 204983 0 144000 270.42 2372.02 piatold old-age transfers, person 204983 0 149999 2077.06 7822.74 pmiatold old-age transfers, person, monetary 204983 0 149999 2077.06 7822.74 piatdis disability transfers, person 204983 0 124577 473.1 2975.47 pmiatdis disability transfers, person, monetary 204983 0 124577 473.1 2975.47 piatsur survivors transfers, person 204983 0 120399 143.83 1869.51 pmiatsur survivors transfers, person, monetary 204983 0 120399 143.83 1869.51 piatfam family/children transfers, person 204983 0 29086 350.85 1181.31 pmiatfam family/children transfers, person, monetary 204983 0 29086 350.85 1181.31 piatedu education transfers, person 204983 0 99999 192.76 1828.84 pmiatedu education transfers, person, monetary 204983 0 99999 192.76 1828.84 piatune unemployment transfers, person 204983 0 99999 293.75 2087.08 pmiatune unemployment transfers, person, monetary 204983 0 99999 293.75 2087.08 piatcsp civil servants pensions, person 204983 0 154000 546.39 4552.01 pmiatcsp civil servants pensions, person, monetary 204983 0 154000 546.39 4552.01 piatwic work-injury compensation, person 204983 0 99999 38.46 943.25 pmiatwic work-injury compensation, person, monetary 204983 0 99999 38.46 943.25 piatvet war victim/veterans benefits, person 204983 0 99999 106.52 1656.82 pmiatvet war victim/veterans benefits, person, monetary 204983 0 99999 106.52 1656.82 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ WINDFALL INCOME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NON-CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pxit income taxes and social contributions, person 204983 0 703964 5117.98 15289.1 pmxit income taxes and social contributions, person, monetary 204983 0 703964 5117.98 15289.1 pxiti income taxes, person 204983 0 686758 3577.96 13911.6 pmxiti income taxes, person, monetary 204983 0 686758 3577.96 13911.6 pxits social security contributions, person 204983 0 92950 1540.03 2517.9 pmxits social security contributions, person, monetary 204983 0 92950 1540.03 2517.9 pxitss social security contributions, self-paid, person 204983 0 92950 1540.03 2517.9 pmxitss social security contributions, self-paid, person, monetary 204983 0 92950 1540.03 2517.9 pxvc voluntary contributions, person 204983 0 9999 1347.88 2774.85 pmxvc voluntary contributions, person, monetary 204983 0 9999 1347.88 2774.85 pxvce voluntary contributions, paid by employer, person 204983 0 9999 1347.88 2774.85 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ASSETS - LIABILITIES TRANSACTIONS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ MAJOR AGGREGATES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ppension individual total pension income 204983 0 175999 2820.12 8982.72 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ currency currency units -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 2.0e+05 840 USD - US Dollar Variable Description N Min. Max. Mean SD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- deflator deflation factor 204983 1 1 1 0 grossnet gross/net income information -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N code label 2.0e+05 120 gross, taxes and contributions imputed