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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

English Housing Survey, 2011-2012: Household Data

Variable Details

Variableseg
LabelSocio-Economic Group
Responses
1.1 employers in industry, commerce, etc - large establishments 39
1.2 managers in industry, commerce etc - large establishments 752
2.1 employers in industry, commerce, etc - small establishments 360
2.2 managers in industry, commerce etc - small establishments 1141
3 professional workers - self-employed 227
4 professional workers - employees 1017
5.1 ancillary workers and artists 4346
5.2 foremen and supervisors non-manual 708
6 junior non-manual workers 4839
7 personal service workers 747
8 foremen and supervisors manual 977
9 skilled manual workers 2224
10 semi-skilled manual workers 2647
11 unskilled manual workers 1422
12 own account workers other than professional 1690
13 farmers - employers and managers 16
14 farmers - own account 100
15 agricultural workers 97
16 members of the armed forces 0
17 inadequately described and not stated occupations 0
-9 does not apply 9423
-8 no answer 239
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationEnglish Housing Survey, 2011-2012: Household Data
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