General Population Census of 1999 - IPUMS Subset
France, 1999
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Reference ID
FRA_1999_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS
Producer(s)
INSEE (Institut National de la Statisque et des Etudes Economiques), IPUMS
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- FRA1999_PHC-H-H
- FRA1999_PHC-P-H
Socio-professional category (FR1999A_OCCTY)
Data file: FRA1999_PHC-P-H
Overview
Type:
Discrete
Start:
234
End:
235
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
<svar v="FR99A424 FR99A425 FR99A426 FR99A427 FR99A429 FR99A430 FR99A431 FR99A433 FR99A434 FR99A435 FR99A437 FR99A438"><span class="em">Questions 9 through 24 are only addressed to people 14 years old or more</span><br />[Questions 9-24 were asked only of persons 14 years or older.]<br /></svar></p>
<p><svar v="FR99A425 FR99A426 FR99A427 FR99A428 FR99A429 FR99A430 FR99A433 FR99A434 FR99A435 FR99A437 FR99A438">11. What is your situation?<br /><div class="i1">You work<br />[] 1 Check the box and continue to the back of the page (questions 15 to 24) including if you are on sick leave or maternity leave, if you help a member of your family in his/her work or if you are apprenticed under contract, or a salaried intern. [skip to question 15]<br />You don't work (or no longer work)<br />[] 2 Check the box and answer questions 12 to 14</div><br /></svar></p>
<p><svar v="FR99A436 FR99A427 FR99A428 FR99A429 FR99A430 FR99A433 FR99A434 FR99A435 FR99A437 FR99A438">[Questions 15-21 were asked of persons who work per question 11.]<br /></svar></p>
<p><svar a="all" v="FR99A434 FR99A436 FR99A437">15. Profession currently practiced ____<br /><div class="i1">Be specific (ex. robotics maintenance electrician, insurance accountant, chemical technician, etc.)<br />If you are an agent of public services for the state or cities (including HLMs, public hospitals), specify your rank (organization, category) ____</div><br /></svar>
<p><svar v="FR99A425 FR99A426 FR99A427 FR99A428 FR99A429 FR99A430 FR99A433 FR99A434 FR99A435 FR99A437 FR99A438">11. What is your situation?<br /><div class="i1">You work<br />[] 1 Check the box and continue to the back of the page (questions 15 to 24) including if you are on sick leave or maternity leave, if you help a member of your family in his/her work or if you are apprenticed under contract, or a salaried intern. [skip to question 15]<br />You don't work (or no longer work)<br />[] 2 Check the box and answer questions 12 to 14</div><br /></svar></p>
<p><svar v="FR99A436 FR99A427 FR99A428 FR99A429 FR99A430 FR99A433 FR99A434 FR99A435 FR99A437 FR99A438">[Questions 15-21 were asked of persons who work per question 11.]<br /></svar></p>
<p><svar a="all" v="FR99A434 FR99A436 FR99A437">15. Profession currently practiced ____<br /><div class="i1">Be specific (ex. robotics maintenance electrician, insurance accountant, chemical technician, etc.)<br />If you are an agent of public services for the state or cities (including HLMs, public hospitals), specify your rank (organization, category) ____</div><br /></svar>
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 11 | Farmers on small farms |
| 12 | Farmers on mid-sized farms |
| 13 | Farmers on large farms |
| 21 | Craftspeople |
| 22 | Shopkeepers and other similar |
| 23 | Heads of business with 10 employees or more. |
| 31 | Independent employees such as doctors or lawyers [professions libérales] |
| 33 | High level civil servants |
| 34 | Professors, scientific professions |
| 35 | News, arts and entertainment professions |
| 37 | Commercial and administrative business executives |
| 38 | Engineers and executives of technical enterprises |
| 42 | Teachers and other similar |
| 43 | Intermediate profession in health and social work |
| 44 | Clergy, monks and nuns |
| 45 | Intermediate administrative professions in civil service |
| 46 | Administrative and commercial intermediate professions in enterprise |
| 47 | Technicians |
| 48 | Foremen, supervisors |
| 52 | Civil service office workers and service agents |
| 53 | Police officers and military personnel |
| 54 | Administrative office workers of an enterprise |
| 55 | Commercial office workers |
| 56 | Service workers providing direct services to individuals |
| 62 | Skilled industrial laborers |
| 63 | Skilled laborers in the craft industry |
| 64 | Drivers |
| 65 | Skilled warehouse, storage and transportation workers |
| 67 | Unskilled industrial laborers |
| 68 | Unskilled laborers in the craft industry |
| 69 | Agricultural laborers |
| 71 | Retired farmers |
| 72 | Retired artisans, shopkeepers, heads of business |
| 74 | Retired executives |
| 75 | Retired intermediate professions |
| 77 | Retired office workers |
| 78 | Retired laborers, unemployed who have never worked |
| 81 | Unemployed who have never worked |
| 83 | Drafted military personnel |
| 84 | High-school and college/university students |
| 85 | Various persons aged less than 60 without a professional activity (excluding retired people) |
| 86 | Various persons aged 60 or more without a professional activity (excluding retired people) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the person's occupation type.
Universe
France 1999: All persons
concept
Concept