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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Youth Cohort Study of England and Wales, 2000-2002

Variable Details

VariableS2SEG
Labels2SEG SEG
Responses
1 1.1 Employers - large establishments 9
2 1.2 Managers 4
3 2.1 Employers - small establishments 6
4 2.2 Managers 10
5 3.0 Professional workers - self-employed 0
6 4.0 Professional workers - employees 4
7 5.1 Intermediate non-manual - ancillary 57
8 5.2 Intermediate non-manual - supervisors 51
9 6.0 Junior non-manual workers 1623
10 7.0 Personal service workers 626
11 8.0 Foremen and supervisors - manual 20
12 9.0 Skilled manual workers 217
13 10.0 Semi-skilled manual workers 310
14 11.0 Unskilled manual workers 189
15 12.0 Own account workers - non professional 30
16 13.0 Farmers - employers and managers 0
17 14.0 Farmers - own account 0
18 15.0 Agricutural workers 30
19 16.0 Members of armed forces 10
20 17.0 14
21 Item not applicable 6944
-99.99 3544
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYouth Cohort Study of England and Wales, 2000-2002
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