Core Welfare Indicators Survey 2009-2010
Botswana, 2009 - 2010
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What type of work did you do in this activity? (pq30_twork)
Data file: household_members_annonimised
Overview
Valid:
1760
Invalid:
25541
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
440
End:
442
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
What type of work did you do in this activity?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 111 | members of parliament and other legislators |
| 112 | senior government executive officials |
| 113 | traditional chiefs and village or community leaders |
| 114 | politicians and senior administrators of special - interest |
| 119 | legislators and senior government officails nec |
| 121 | company directors, general managers and non-government chief |
| 122 | production and operations managers |
| 123 | other department managers |
| 129 | company directors and corporate managers nec |
| 130 | small business manager and managing supervisors |
| 131 | |
| 211 | geologist and geophysicists |
| 212 | chemical |
| 219 | physical scientist nec |
| 221 | biologist, botanists, zoologists, and related proffessionals |
| 222 | pharmacologists, pathologists and related professionals |
| 223 | agronomists and related professionals |
| 229 | life scientiists nec |
| 231 | medical doctors |
| 232 | dentists |
| 233 | veterinarians |
| 234 | phamacists |
| 239 | health diagnosis and treatment professinals nec |
| 241 | architects, town and traffic planners |
| 242 | civil engineers |
| 243 | electrical engineers |
| 244 | electronics and telecommunications engineers |
| 245 | mechanical e |
| 246 | chemical engineers |
| 247 | mining engineers, metallurgists and related professionals |
| 248 | catorgraphers and surveyors |
| 249 | architects, engineers and related professionals |
| 251 | colleges, university and higher education teaching professio |
| 252 | secondary education teaching professionals |
| 253 | vocational and technical education technical education teach |
| 259 | teaching professionals nec |
| 261 | mathematicians, statisticians and related professionals |
| 262 | computer systems designers and analysis and computer program |
| 269 | mathematicians, statisticians and computing professionals ne |
| 271 | accountants |
| 272 | personnel and occupational specialist |
| 273 | public relations officers |
| 279 | business professionalss nec |
| 281 | economists |
| 282 | psychologists |
| 289 | social science and related professionals nec |
| 291 | lawyers, judges and others legal professionals |
| 292 | librarians, archivists and related information specialits |
| 293 | authors, jounalist, and other writers |
| 294 | religious professionals |
| 299 | professionals nec |
| 311 | physical science technicians |
| 312 | civil engineering technicians, quantity surveyors and clrks |
| 313 | electrical engineering technicians |
| 314 | electronic and telecommunications engineering technicians |
| 315 | mechanical engineering technicians |
| 316 | chemical engineering technicians |
| 317 | mining and metallurgical technicians |
| 318 | draughtspersons |
| 319 | physical and engineering science technicians nec |
| 321 | computer assitants |
| 322 | computer equipment operator |
| 329 | computer associate professional nec |
| 331 | photographerss and image and sound recording equipment opera |
| 332 | broadcasting and telecommucations equipment operators |
| 333 | medical equipment equipment operators |
| 334 | aircrafts pilots |
| 335 | aircraft controllers |
| 339 | optical and electronic equipment operatord and controllers n |
| 341 | life science technicians |
| 342 | agronomy and forestry technicians |
| 343 | farming and forestry advisors |
| 344 | veterinary technicians |
| 345 | nurses and midwives |
| 346 | modern health associate professionals, except nurses, midwiv |
| 347 | traditional medicine practitioners and faith healers |
| 349 | life science health associate proffessionals n.e.c |
| 351 | primary education teachers |
| 352 | pre- primary education teachers |
| 359 | primary and pre-primary education teachers |
| 361 | insurance brokers and agents |
| 362 | estates agents |
| 363 | travel consultants and organisers |
| 364 | buyers |
| 365 | technical and commercila sales represantatives |
| 366 | appraisers, valuers and actioneers |
| 367 | securities and finance dealers and brokers |
| 369 | finance and sales associate professionala nec |
| 371 | administrative secretaries and assistants |
| 372 | legal and related business associateprofessionals |
| 373 | bookkeepers and accounting assistants |
| 374 | statistical, mathematical and related associates professiona |
| 379 | administrative associate professionals nec |
| 381 | artists, painters, and sculptors |
| 382 | decorators and commercial designers |
| 383 | radio, television and other announcers |
| 384 | musicians |
| 385 | athletes and related sportspersons |
| 389 | creative and performiing artists and sportspersons nec |
| 391 | building, fire, safety, health and quality inspectors |
| 392 | clearing and forwading agents |
| 393 | social workers, welfare workers and community development wo |
| 394 | customs, tax and related government associate professional |
| 395 | police inspectors and detectives |
| 399 | technicians and associate professionals nec |
| 411 | secretaries, typists, word-processing and realted keyboard o |
| 412 | calculating machine and data entry operators |
| 413 | accounting, bookkeeping, statistical and finance clerks |
| 414 | stock and production clerks |
| 415 | transportation controllers and dspatchers |
| 416 | library and filing clerks |
| 417 | mail carriers and sorting clerks |
| 418 | coding and proof-reading clerks |
| 419 | office clerks |
| 421 | cashiers and ticket clerks |
| 422 | tellers and counter clerks |
| 423 | travel agency and related clerks |
| 424 | receptionists and information clerks |
| 425 | telephone switchboard operators |
| 426 | |
| 429 | customer services clerks nec |
| 511 | flight attendents and transport conductors |
| 512 | game guides and other guides |
| 513 | housekeepers and related workers |
| 514 | cooks |
| 515 | waiters, waitresses and bartenders |
| 516 | child-care workers and teachers aids |
| 517 | family welfare educators and related health assistants |
| 518 | hairdressers, barbers, beauticians and related workers |
| 519 | personal services workers nec |
| 521 | police officers |
| 522 | fire-fighters |
| 523 | prison guards |
| 524 | security guards |
| 529 | protective services workers nec |
| 531 | shop salespersons and demostrators |
| 532 | kiosk, street stall and market salespersons |
| 539 | salespersons, demostrators and modules nec |
| 610 | |
| 611 | field crop and vegetable growers |
| 612 | dairy and livestock producers |
| 613 | poultry producers |
| 614 | forestry workers, loggers, charcoal burners and related work |
| 615 | fishery workers hunters and trappers |
| 619 | market-oriented skilled agricultural and related workers nec |
| 620 | subsistence agricultural and related workers |
| 711 | miners and quarry workers |
| 712 | shortfirers and blasters |
| 713 | stone splitters, cutters and carnvers |
| 719 | extraction trades workers n.e.c |
| 721 | builders, traditional materials |
| 722 | bricklayers and stonemasons |
| 723 | concrete placers, concrete finishers and related workers |
| 724 | contruction carpenters and joiners |
| 725 | roofers |
| 726 | plumbers and pipe fitters |
| 727 | floor layers, building structure cleaners and related trades |
| 728 | painters, building structure cleaners and related workers |
| 729 | building and contruction trades workers nec |
| 731 | motor vehicles mechanics and fitters |
| 732 | refrigeration and air conditioning equipment mechanics |
| 733 | agricultural or industrial machinery mechanics and fitters |
| 739 | machinery mechanics and fitters nec |
| 741 | blacksmiths and tool makers |
| 742 | machine tool setters and setter-operators |
| 743 | metal moulders and coremakers |
| 744 | welders and flame-cutters |
| 745 | boilersmiths |
| 746 | panel beaters |
| 747 | structural metal preparers and erectors |
| 748 | riggers and cable splicers |
| 749 | metal, machinery and related trades workers nec |
| 751 | building electricians |
| 752 | motor vehicle electricians |
| 753 | electrical line instalers, repairers and cable jointers |
| 754 | telegraph and telephone installers and services |
| 755 | electronic fitters, mechanics and services |
| 759 | electrical and electronic equipment mechanics and fitters ne |
| 761 | diamond cutters and polishers, jewellery and precious metal |
| 762 | potters, brick and tile makers and related workers |
| 763 | glass makers, cutters, grinders, finishers, engravers, etche |
| 764 | basket makers, brush and broom makers, and wicker furniture |
| 765 | weavers, spinners, knitters and crocheters |
| 766 | tanners, shoe makers and repairers, and related leather good |
| 767 | tailors and dressmakers |
| 769 | handcraft workers not elsewhere classified |
| 771 | traditional beer and beverages makers |
| 772 | butchers |
| 773 | bakers, pastry cooks and confectionery makers |
| 779 | food processing and related trades workers nec |
| 781 | wood treaters |
| 782 | village carpenters and wooden furniture makers |
| 783 | woodworking machine setters and setter-operators |
| 789 | wood treaters, wood furniture and related trades workers nec |
| 791 | printing and related trades workers |
| 792 | watch repairers and other precision instrument makers and re |
| 799 | craft and trades workers not elsewhere classified |
| 811 | mining and mineral processing plant operators |
| 812 | well drillers and borers |
| 813 | metal processing plant operators |
| 814 | glass and ceramics plant operators |
| 815 | wood processing and papermaking plant operators |
| 816 | chemical processing plant operators |
| 817 | power production, steam engine, boiler, incinerator and wate |
| 818 | automated assembly line operator |
| 819 | industrial plant operators nec |
| 821 | metal and mineral products machine operators |
| 822 | chemical products machine operators |
| 823 | rubber and plastic products machine operators |
| 824 | wood products machine operators |
| 825 | printing, binding and paper products machine operators |
| 826 | textile, fur and leather products machine operators |
| 827 | food and related products machine operators |
| 828 | assemblers |
| 829 | stationary machine operators and assemblers nec |
| 831 | locomotive engine drivers, railway brakers, signallers and s |
| 832 | car, taxi, van, motorcycle and bus drivers |
| 833 | heavy truck and lorry drivers |
| 834 | motorised farm and forestry machinery operators |
| 835 | earthmoving and related machinery operators |
| 836 | crane and hoist operators |
| 837 | lifting-truck operators |
| 839 | drivers and mobile machinery operators nec |
| 888 | botswana defence force personnel |
| 911 | mining and quarry labourers |
| 912 | contruction and maintenance labourers |
| 913 | mealie stampers |
| 914 | hand packers, assembling labourers and other manufacturing l |
| 915 | freight handlers |
| 916 | |
| 919 | labourers in mining, contruction, manufacturing & transport |
| 920 | |
| 921 | cattle herders |
| 922 | farm labourers |
| 923 | domestic gardeners |
| 924 | forestry labourers |
| 925 | fishery, hunting and trapping labourers |
| 929 | agricultural and related labourers nec |
| 931 | street vendors, hawkers and related workers |
| 932 | shoe cleaners, vehicle washers, other street services elemen |
| 933 | domestic maids and related helpers, cleaners and launderers |
| 934 | building caretakers and window cleaners |
| 935 | messengers, porters, package carriers and deliverers |
| 936 | garbage collectors |
| 937 | street sweepers, wood choopers, water carriers and relate la |
| 938 | doorkeepers and watchpersons |
| 939 | elementary occupations nec |
| 999 | occupation not stated or not classified |
| Sysmiss |
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.