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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Active People Survey, 2009-2010

Variable Details

Variablesec5h
LabelSEC5 - SEG: Socio-economic Group (HRP)
Responses
1 1.1: Employers in industry, commerce, etc - large establishm 899
2 1.2: Managers in central and local government, industry, com 12605
3 2.1: Employers in industry, commerce, etc - small establishm 5291
4 2.2: Managers in industry, commerce, etc - small establishme 16174
5 3: Professional workers - self-employed 2703
6 4: Professional workers - employees 9479
7 5.1: Ancillary workers and artists 34319
8 5.2: Foremen and supervisors non-manual 10335
9 6: Junior non-manual workers 21352
10 7: Personal service workers 3239
11 8: Foremen and supervisors - manual 15012
12 9: Skilled manual workers 12118
13 10: Semi-skilled manual workers 12021
14 11: Unskilled manual workers 4649
15 12: Own account workers (other than professional) 12426
16 13: Farmers - employers and managers 586
17 14: Farmers - own account 1087
18 15: Agricultural workers 536
20 17: Inadequately described and not stated occupations 12721
-1 802
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationActive People Survey, 2009-2010
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