Noveno Censo Nacional de Población y Quinto de Vivienda de Panamá 1990 - IPUMS Subset
Panama, 1990
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Contraloria General de la Republica, Direccion de Estadistica y Censo, Minnesota Population Center
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Occupation (PA1990A_0452)
Data file: PAN1990-P-H
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0
Invalid:
0
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Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
194
End:
197
Width:
4
Range:
-
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Literal question
VI. Degree or diploma obtained and economic characteristics.
For individuals 10 years of age and older
[Questions 13 - 21 were asked of people 10 years and older.]
15. What occupation, position or job did you do last week or the last time you were employed?
(If the person has never had any job, write "never worked" and skip to question 21. If the person has more than one job, write the occupation that produces the highest income.)
Specify the occupation ________
_ _ _ _
For individuals 10 years of age and older
[Questions 13 - 21 were asked of people 10 years and older.]
15. What occupation, position or job did you do last week or the last time you were employed?
(If the person has never had any job, write "never worked" and skip to question 21. If the person has more than one job, write the occupation that produces the highest income.)
Specify the occupation ________
_ _ _ _
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | Architects |
| 1 | Civil engineers |
| 2 | Engineer in electricity, electronics, and telecommunications |
| 3 | Mechanical, industrial, and mining engineers |
| 4 | Other engineers, not specified |
| 5 | Surveyors and topographers |
| 6 | Drafting artist |
| 7 | Technicians related to engineering, electricity, and mechanics |
| 8 | Other technicians |
| 10 | Chemists and biochemists |
| 11 | Physicists and other specialists in related sciences |
| 12 | Bacteriologists and similar occupations |
| 20 | Agronomists, phytopathologists, and similar occupations |
| 21 | Veterinarian, zoo technician and similar occupations |
| 22 | Biologists and naturalists |
| 23 | Technicians in agronomy, biology, natural sciences, zoo technology and fish farming |
| 30 | Doctors |
| 31 | Surgeons |
| 32 | Dentists |
| 40 | Optometrists and opticians |
| 41 | Physical therapists |
| 42 | Technician in medical radiation |
| 43 | Experts in dietary regimen |
| 44 | Other paramedical technicians |
| 50 | Nurses, midwives and similar occupations |
| 51 | Other nurses and similar occupations |
| 60 | University professors and teachers |
| 61 | Professor of secondary and vocational schools |
| 62 | Professors and teachers of elementary and pre-school education |
| 63 | Professor and special education teachers |
| 64 | Other professors and teachers (academies, conservatories, etc.) |
| 65 | Educational directors, coordinators, and inspectors |
| 71 | Statisticians |
| 72 | Economists and economic analysts |
| 73 | Comptrollers, auditors and accountants |
| 74 | Sociologist, psychologists, anthropologist, historians, archeologists, and similar occupations |
| 75 | System analyst and programmers |
| 76 | Other specialists in mathematical, social and similar sciences |
| 80 | Lawyers and similar occupations |
| 81 | Other legal occupations |
| 90 | Writers, editors, newspaper reporters and similar occupations |
| 91 | Painters, sculptors, and other similar artists |
| 92 | Decorators, sketching artists and similar occupations |
| 93 | Composers, musicians, singers, orchestra directors and similar occupations |
| 94 | Actors, directors of entertainment presentations and similar occupations |
| 100 | Priests, pastors, members of religious orders |
| 110 | Expert in personnel administration |
| 111 | Translators and interpreters |
| 112 | Library specialist, librarian, document archivist |
| 113 | Social assistants and other occupations related to social welfare |
| 114 | Photographers and operators and cinema and television cameras |
| 120 | Deck officers, pilots, and ships engineer of maritime and fluvial navigation |
| 130 | Airplane pilots and similar occupations |
| 1000 | Members of the legislative body and directive personnel |
| 1001 | Heads and assistant heads (boss/assistant boss) of public sector |
| 1002 | Directive officials in provinces and municipalities |
| 1003 | Other public officials of directive category |
| 1010 | Directors, managers in wholesale commerce |
| 1011 | Managers and assistant managers in retail commerce |
| 1020 | Managers, assistant managers and administrators |
| 1021 | Heads and assistant heads (boss/assistant boss) |
| 1022 | Supervisors, inspectors, overseers |
| 2002 | Accounting employees, cashiers, and bill collectors |
| 2010 | Secretaries |
| 2011 | Typists and similar |
| 2012 | Operators of office machinery and similar |
| 2020 | Inspectors, dispatchers and controllers in transportation services |
| 2030 | Mailmen, messengers, and similar occupations |
| 2040 | Telephone operators, telegraph operators and similar occupations |
| 2050 | Warehouse operators and suppliers of merchandize and materials |
| 2051 | Other office employees |
| 3000 | Owners-vendors in wholesale commerce |
| 3001 | Owner-vendor in retail commerce |
| 3010 | Salesmen or employees in commerce |
| 3011 | Traveling salesmen and other salesmen |
| 3012 | Dispatchers |
| 3013 | Delivery persons |
| 3020 | Traveling agents and representatives of factories or commercial businesses |
| 3021 | Sales representatives |
| 3022 | Investment, insurance, and real estate brokers |
| 3023 | Auctioneers, foreclosure auctioneers and similar occupations |
| 4000 | Farmers-producers |
| 4001 | Breeders of cattle and other animals |
| 4002 | Administrators and supervisors in agricultural enterprises |
| 4010 | Agricultural workers in animal breeding |
| 4011 | Agricultural workers in crop production |
| 4012 | Operators of agricultural machinery |
| 4020 | Fishermen |
| 4021 | Workers in breeding and caring for aquatic species |
| 4030 | Hunters and trappers |
| 4040 | Lumber workers and cutters |
| 4041 | Rubber harvesters and similar occupations |
| 4042 | Other forestry workers |
| 5000 | Drivers of automobiles, buses and trucks |
| 5001 | Wagon and cart drivers |
| 5010 | Locomotive machinists |
| 5020 | Sailors |
| 5030 | Operator of air, maritime, fluvial and railroad traffic control towers |
| 6000 | Weavers and embroiderers |
| 6010 | Tailors, seamstresses and similar occupations |
| 6011 | Operators in the manufacture of clothing |
| 6012 | Upholsterers, mattress makers, umbrella makers and similar occupations |
| 6020 | Shoemakers |
| 6021 | Cutters, mold makers, and other occupations related to footwear manufacturing |
| 6022 | Leatherworkers and occupations related to the manufacture of leather goods |
| 6030 | Carpenters |
| 6031 | Cabinet makers and operators in furniture manufacture |
| 6032 | Operators in wood manufacturing |
| 6033 | Wood artisan |
| 6040 | Construction laborers and similar occupations |
| 6041 | Other construction workers |
| 6050 | Construction and maintenance painters |
| 6051 | Other painters |
| 6052 | Wall paper installer |
| 6060 | Plumbers and pipe installers |
| 6061 | Riveters and assemblers of metallic structures |
| 6062 | Tinsmiths, galvanized sheeting metal workers, boilermakers and similar |
| 6063 | Oxifuel cutters and welders |
| 6070 | Electricians, adjustors and installers of machinery and equipment |
| 6071 | Electronic appliance repairmen |
| 6072 | Electricians |
| 6073 | Installers of electrical, telephone, and communication lines |
| 6080 | Adjustors, installers of motors and machinery |
| 6081 | Motor vehicle mechanic |
| 6082 | Mechanic of locomotives, agricultural and industrial machinery |
| 6083 | Other mechanics and repairmen |
| 6090 | Clock makers and mechanics of precision instruments |
| 6100 | Jewelers and goldsmiths |
| 6110 | Operators of installations for the production of electrical energy |
| 6111 | Operators of stationary machinery and similar installations |
| 6112 | Cable installers and linemen |
| 6113 | Operators of cranes and operators of elevation installations |
| 6114 | Operators of machinery for moving land and similar equipment |
| 6120 | Operators of radio and television transmission equipment |
| 6121 | Operators of cinematographic sound equipment and projection equipment |
| 6130 | Typographer, typesetters, and similar |
| 6131 | Binders and book binders |
| 6140 | Miners, quarry workers, and similar occupations |
| 6141 | Sand and salt extraction |
| 6150 | Operators in the treatment and preparation of metals |
| 6151 | Other operators in metallurgic industry |
| 6160 | Ceramic workers, potters and similar occupations |
| 6161 | Glass molders, laminators, cutters, and polishers |
| 6170 | Operators of machinery for grinding, shredding, breaking and other machines in chemical processes |
| 6171 | Operators of ovens, cookers, driers, toasters and other occupations related to the technical treatment of related chemical products |
| 6172 | Laborers in petroleum refining |
| 6173 | Operators in paper manufacturing and finishing |
| 6180 | Slaughterers, butchers, and operators in slaughter yards, refrigeration plants and aviculture packers |
| 6181 | Operators in food conservation |
| 6182 | Millers and operators in similar occupations |
| 6183 | Bakers, pastry chefs, candy makers, and persons in the preparation of alimentary paste |
| 6184 | Workers in milk treatment and manufacture of dairy products |
| 6185 | Operators in the manufacture of wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages |
| 6186 | Other operators in the manufacture of food products, not specified |
| 6190 | Selectors, mixers, and other operators in the preparation of tobacco |
| 6191 | Operators in the manufacture of cigars and cigarettes |
| 6200 | Hide scrapers, skinners, tanners, and other operators in similar occupations |
| 6210 | Operators in the manufacture of paper and cardboard |
| 6220 | Operators in the manufacture or repair of musical instruments |
| 6221 | Operators in the manufacture of articles made of vegetable fibers |
| 6222 | Operators in the manufacture of rubber and plastic products |
| 6223 | Other operators in the production process, not specified |
| 7000 | Workers and day laborers in mines and quarries |
| 7010 | Laborers and day laborers in the construction industry |
| 7020 | Dock workers, loaders, and similar occupations |
| 7021 | Packers and occupations related to the bottling of manufactured products |
| 7030 | Workers and day laborers in electricity, gas, water, sanitation services and communications |
| 7040 | Workers and day laborers in the manufacturing industry |
| 7050 | Workers and day laborers, not specified in another category of commerce |
| 7051 | Workers and day laborers in recreational services |
| 7052 | Workers and day laborers in public services |
| 8000 | Workers in protection services |
| 8001 | Agents of the armed forces |
| 8002 | Other workers in protection services |
| 8010 | Butler, household manager, housekeepers and similar occupations |
| 8020 | Cooks, employees of restaurants and cafes, bartenders, and similar occupations |
| 8021 | Workers in hospitality services and housekeepers |
| 8030 | Launderers and pressers and similar occupations |
| 8040 | Doormen, concierges, watchmen and elevator operators |
| 8041 | Workers in cleaning services |
| 8050 | Workers in domestic (household) service |
| 8060 | Barbers, hairdressers, beauticians and similar occupations |
| 8061 | Bathers and massage artists |
| 8070 | Athletes, sportsmen, and similar occupations |
| 8080 | Workers in public services in entertainment, tourism and similar |
| 8081 | Workers in gaming rooms and recreational places |
| 8082 | Workers in personal services, not specified in another group |
| 9010 | Persons who declare unidentifiable occupations |
| 9020 | Persons who do not declare any occupation |
| 9030 | Members of the armed forces of other countries, stationed here |
| 9040 | Diplomatic and consular personnel, not specified |
| 9998 | Unknown |
| 9999 | NIU (not in universe) |
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.
Interviewer instructions
Important observations about questions 14 to 21:
Questions 14 to 21, which form part of this section, are meant for getting information about the participation of the population of 10 years old or older in economic activities of the country. It is recommended that each member of the home respond for themselves. If this is not possible, the Head or responsible adult could respond for the youngest, but it is preferable to insist that the adult members respond for themselves.
The information refers to the week before the Census. This week is defined as the reference week and is understood to be from Sunday to Saturday.
Questions 15 to 21 should be asked to all persons who were marked in any of the circles 01 to 05 of question 14. Except to persons who answered that they have never worked in question 15.
Question Number 15: What occupation, trade or job did you do last week or the last time you worked?
For one who works (employed) and has more than one job, write down the occupation of the principal job. Consider as principal job that which produces the largest income.
For unemployed, write down in the space designated for principal occupation, the occupation, employment or job done at their last job. If an unemployed person never has worked but rather is looking for first employment, write down "Never has worked" and go to question 21. The highest age for these persons is 45 if female, if male, investigate the cause and make the respective observations.
Write down in this question the specific occupation that is done in the job of the enumerated person, avoiding vague or generic terms. Example:
[Below the text is a list of "correct" and "incorrect" occupations.]
Incorrect
Office worker
Correct
Internal Messenger
Hotel Receptionist
Bank Teller
Executive Secretary
Incorrect
Driver
Correct
Of a truck
Of a taxi
Of a bus
Of a mule
Incorrect
Mechanic
Correct
Of cars
Bicycle Assembler
Of diesel engines
Of sewing machines
Of typewriters
Incorrect
Machine Operator
Correct
Computer Operator
Typist
Mimeograph Operator
Incorrect
Manager
Correct
Sales Manager
Production Manager
Maintenance Manager
Quality Control Manager
Incorrect
Doctor
Correct
Veterinarian
Children's Dental Surgeon
Dermatologist
Pediatrician
Incorrect
Construction Worker
Correct
Mason Helper
Tile placer
Shoveller
Carpenter
Incorrect
Agricultural worker
Correct
Milker
Kitchen Assistant (Water Carrier)
Coffee Gatherer
Cutter [Machetero]
Poultry breeder
Stable Keeper
Cattleman, etc
Cane Cutter
Questions 14 to 21, which form part of this section, are meant for getting information about the participation of the population of 10 years old or older in economic activities of the country. It is recommended that each member of the home respond for themselves. If this is not possible, the Head or responsible adult could respond for the youngest, but it is preferable to insist that the adult members respond for themselves.
The information refers to the week before the Census. This week is defined as the reference week and is understood to be from Sunday to Saturday.
Questions 15 to 21 should be asked to all persons who were marked in any of the circles 01 to 05 of question 14. Except to persons who answered that they have never worked in question 15.
Question Number 15: What occupation, trade or job did you do last week or the last time you worked?
For one who works (employed) and has more than one job, write down the occupation of the principal job. Consider as principal job that which produces the largest income.
For unemployed, write down in the space designated for principal occupation, the occupation, employment or job done at their last job. If an unemployed person never has worked but rather is looking for first employment, write down "Never has worked" and go to question 21. The highest age for these persons is 45 if female, if male, investigate the cause and make the respective observations.
Write down in this question the specific occupation that is done in the job of the enumerated person, avoiding vague or generic terms. Example:
[Below the text is a list of "correct" and "incorrect" occupations.]
Incorrect
Office worker
Correct
Internal Messenger
Hotel Receptionist
Bank Teller
Executive Secretary
Incorrect
Driver
Correct
Of a truck
Of a taxi
Of a bus
Of a mule
Incorrect
Mechanic
Correct
Of cars
Bicycle Assembler
Of diesel engines
Of sewing machines
Of typewriters
Incorrect
Machine Operator
Correct
Computer Operator
Typist
Mimeograph Operator
Incorrect
Manager
Correct
Sales Manager
Production Manager
Maintenance Manager
Quality Control Manager
Incorrect
Doctor
Correct
Veterinarian
Children's Dental Surgeon
Dermatologist
Pediatrician
Incorrect
Construction Worker
Correct
Mason Helper
Tile placer
Shoveller
Carpenter
Incorrect
Agricultural worker
Correct
Milker
Kitchen Assistant (Water Carrier)
Coffee Gatherer
Cutter [Machetero]
Poultry breeder
Stable Keeper
Cattleman, etc
Cane Cutter
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the person's occupation.
Universe
Persons age 10+ in the labor force
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |