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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

General Household Survey, 1996-1997

Variable Details

VariableMAINSEG
LabelSOCIO-ECONOMIC GROUP - MAIN JOB
Responses
1.1 EMPLOYERS:LARGE 0
1.10000002384186 10
1.2 MANAGERS:LARGE 0
1.20000004768372 990
2.09999990463257 208
2.1 EMPLOYERS:SMALL 0
2.2 MANAGERS:SMALL 0
2.20000004768372 487
3 PROF:SELFEMP 98
4 PROF:EMPLOYEE 399
5.09999990463257 1139
5.1 INT NON-MAN ANC 0
5.19999980926514 369
5.2 INT NON-MFOREMN 0
6 JUNIOR NON-MAN 2053
7 PERSONAL SERVICE 567
8 MANUAL:FOREMN/SV 432
9 SKILLED MANUAL 1075
10 SEMI-SKILLED MAN 1101
11 UNSKILLED MANUAL 516
12 OWN ACC NON-PROF 696
13 FARMERS:EMP&MGRS 16
14 FARMERS:OWN ACC 28
15 AGRIC WORKERS 100
16 ARMED FORCES 36
-9 DNA-NEVER WORKED 6725
-8 NA INADQ DESCR 0
-6 CHILD,MS 0
-1 MATRIX BLANK 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationGeneral Household Survey, 1996-1997
UniversePrivate households in Great Britain;Households;National
SamplingSee documentation for details
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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