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Decent Work Study in Agriculture 2017
Pilot Survey

Kenya, 2017
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KEN_2017_DWSA_v01_M_v01_A_OCS
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Global Strategy for improving Agricultural and Rural Statistics, Kenya National Bureau of Statistics
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  • anon_ind
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Data file: anon_ind

Overview

Valid: 0
Invalid: 0
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 2
Width: 8
Range: 11 - 962
Format: Numeric

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Categories
Value Category
11 11. Commissioned armed forces officers
21 21. Non-commissioned armed forces officers
31 31. Armed forces occupations, other ranks
111 111. Legislators and senior officials including village chie
112 112. Managing directors and chief executives
121 121. Business services and administration managers
122 122. Sales, marketing and development managers
131 131. Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisher
132 132. Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution m
133 133. Information and communications technology service manag
134 134. Professional services managers
141 141. Hotel and restaurant managers
142 142. Retail and wholesale trade managers
143 143. Other services managers
211 211. Physical and earth science professionals
212 212. Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians
213 213. Life science professionals
214 214. Engineering professionals
215 215. Electrotechnology engineers
216 216. Architects, planners, surveyors and designers
221 221. Medical doctors
222 222. Nurse, Nursing and midwifery professionals
223 223. Traditional and complementary medicine professionals
224 224. Paramedical practitioners
225 225. Veterinarians
226 226. Other health professionals
231 231. University and higher education teachers
232 232. Vocational education teachers
233 233. Secondary education teachers
234 234. Primary school and early childhood teachers
235 235. Other teaching professionals
241 241. Finance professionals
242 242. Administration professionals
243 243. Sales, marketing and public relations professionals
251 251. Software and applications developers and analysts
252 252. Database and network professionals
261 261. Legal professionals
262 262. Librarians, archivists and curators
263 263. Social and religious professionals
264 264. Authors, journalists and linguists
265 265. Creative and performing artists
311 311. Physical and engineering science technicians
312 312. Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors
313 313. Process control technicians
314 314. Life science technicians and related associate professi
315 315. Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians
321 321. Medical and pharmaceutical technicians
322 322. Nursing and midwifery associate professionals
323 323. Traditional and complementary medicine associate profes
324 324. Veterinary technicians and assistants
325 325. Other health associate professionals
331 331. Financial and mathematical associate professionals
332 332. Sales and purchasing agents and brokers
333 333. Business services agents
334 334. Administrative and specialised secretaries
335 335. Regulatory government associate professionals
341 341. Legal, social and religious associate professionals
342 342. Sports and fitness workers
343 343. Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals
351 351. Information and communications technology operations an
352 352. Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians
411 411. General office clerks
412 412. Secretaries (general)
413 413. Keyboard operators
421 421. Tellers, money collectors and related clerks
422 422. Client information workers
431 431. Numerical clerks
432 432. Material-recording and transport clerks
441 441. Other clerical support workers
511 511. Travel attendants, conductors and guides
512 512. Cooks
513 513. Waiters and bartenders
514 514. Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers
515 515. Building and housekeeping supervisors
516 516. Other personal services workers
521 521. Street and market salespersons
522 522. Shop salespersons
523 523. Cashiers and ticket clerks
524 524. Other sales workers
531 531. Child care workers and teachers' aides
532 532. Personal care workers in health services
541 541. Protective services workers
611 611. Agriculture - Market gardeners and crop growers
612 612. Agriculture - Animal, livestock producers
613 613. Agriculture - Mixed crop and animal producers
621 621. Agriculture - Forestry and related workers
622 622. Fishery workers, hunters and trappers
711 711. Building frame and related trades workers
712 712. Building finishers and related trades workers
713 713. Painters, building structure cleaners and related trade
721 721. Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welder
722 722. Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers
723 723. Machinery mechanics and repairers
731 731. Handicraft workers
732 732. Printing trades workers
741 741. Electrical equipment installers and repairers
742 742. Electronics and telecommunications installers and repai
751 751. Food processing and related trades workers
752 752. Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades worker
753 753. Garment and related trades workers
754 754. Other craft and related workers
811 811. Mining and mineral processing plant operators
812 812. Metal processing and finishing plant operators
813 813. Chemical and photographic products plant and machine op
814 814. Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators
815 815. Textile, fur and leather products machine operators
816 816. Food and related products machine operators
817 817. Wood processing and papermaking plant operators
818 818. Other stationary plant and machine operators
821 821. Assemblers
831 831. Locomotive engine drivers and related workers
832 832. Car, van and motorcycle drivers
833 833. Heavy truck and bus drivers
834 834. Mobile plant operators
835 835. Ships' deck crews and related workers
888 888. Other
911 911. Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers
912 912. Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning worker
921 921. Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers
931 931. Mining and construction labourers
932 932. Manufacturing labourers
933 933. Transport and storage labourers
941 941. Food preparation assistants
951 951. Street and related service workers
952 952. Street vendors
961 961. Refuse workers
962 962. Other elementary workers
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.
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