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BVQ_13. ISCO88: Respondent's Occupation: International Occupation Code 1988
a. What is/ was your occupation - i.e., what is/ was the name or title of your main job?
b. In your main job, what kind of activities do/ did you do most of the time?
c. What does/ did the firm/ organisation you work/ worked for mainly make or do - i.e., what kind of production/ function is/ was performed at your workplace?
AR AU IE IN LT LV PH: What is/ was your occupation, what is/ was the name or title of your main job? In your main job, what kind of activities do/ did you do most of the time? What does/ did the firm/ organisation you work/ worked for mainly make or do, i.e., what kind of production/ function is/ was performed at your workplace?
AT: What kind of occupation do you do (or did you do)?
BE: What is the name of your current main profession (or former profession if you have no paid work anymore)? Describe as detailed as possible what your (former) profession implies (implied). (Define as detailed as possible the kind of activities you do (did).)
CA: And in your current job, what is your main occupation? If you are not working now, please tell us about your last job. Describe fully, using two words or more
CH: What is/ was your current/ last occupation (principal employment)? In your main job, what kind of activities do/ did you do most of the time?
CL: What is your main activity? What are some of your main duties? These two questions are open-ended. They are recoded using ISCO88.
CN: What is your specific job now? What is your specific job of your last non agriculture job?
CZ: (Those who ever been in paid work) What is (was) your current (last) occupation, what kind of activity do (did) you do in it? State your job title and describe briefly the job activity you do (did) in this occupation.
DE: What work do you do in your main job? Does this job, this work have a special name? (If respondent not employed in main job) Until what year were you in full to 'half' time employment or have you never been in full to 'half' time employment? What work did you do in your last main job?
DK: What are/ were your accurate occupation? State your full occupation (title) and briefly describe, what you primarily do/ did at your workplace:
ES: And which was your last occupation or trade? That is, in what does/ did your work consist of, specifically? (Please be as precise as possible, describing the tasks you do/ did.)
FI: What is your current or latest occupation? Write in the job title, not qualification/ degree.
FR: If you are working, what is your current occupation? If you do not work but if you have already worked, what was your last occupation?
GB-GBN: Now I want to ask you about your (present/ last/ future) job. What (is/ was/ will) your job (be)? What (is/ was) the name or title of the job? What kind of work (do/ did/ will) you do most of the time? What training or qualifications (are/ were) needed for that job?
HR: Please state the exact name of your job title and occupation. (Most recent job if respondent currently not employed, retired or unemployed) Describe what you do, what your main tasks are. What are the educational and professional requirements for your job?
HU: What is/ was your job?
IS: What is/ was your main job? Which of the categories on this card fits your job most accurately? What kind of tasks do/ did you mostly attend to in your main job? What kind of work takes/ took place in your place of work?
JP: Please give details about the main type of work you are engaged in.
KR: What kind of work do you normally do? What do you actually do in that job? If currently not working, tell me about your last job.
NL: What is or was your current/ last occupation? Please specify your main activities/ responsibilities. Occupation: .. Tasks: ...
NO: (If in paid work now or ever) What is/ was your work title (main job)? Please make a short description of your work tasks. Please describe your work tasks as accurately as possible. What does/ did the organisation you work/ worked for mainly make or do?
PL: What kind of work do you/ did you normally do? That is, what is/ was your job called? What do/ did you actually do in that job? Tell me what are/ were some of your main duties? How is/ was your job title? What do/ did they produce, what services did they provide, what is (was) the main profile of the place you work(ed) in?
PT: What is/ was your occupation/ professional activity?
RU: What is your current occupation? What kind of activities do/ did you do most of the time? (Occupation at the most recent work place if no current job)
SE: What is your occupation? If you are retired or not working at the moment, please indicate what your occupation was in your last job. What kind of production/ activity is performed at your current or last workplace?
SI: What profession or work do you do now? If not working at the moment: what was your last (main) occupation before losing your job or becoming retired. Tell detailed name of your position at work and exact profession. What is the main activity of your work organisation?
SK: Please, write the name of your main occupation. Include detailed description of your working activity: what is your principal activity, responsibility etc. If you are not in labour force (retired or unemployed) at the moment, think of your most recent job. If you are self-employed or entrepreneur, please specify the area of your business.
TR: What is/ was your occupation? So, what is your title?
TW: What is your main occupation (at present, or prior to retirement)?
US: Did you ever work for as long as one year? What kind of work do/ did you normally do? That is, what is/ was your job called? What do/ did you actually do in that job? Tell me what are/ were some of your main duties? What kind of place do/ did you work for? What do/ did they (make/ do)?
VE: What is the occupation, job or type of work that you do (or did) in the business, agency or company where you work or worked?
ZA: What is your current occupation? (The name and title of your main job).
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Note:
/ AU: The above three questions were used to code the variable j7_anzsco_l3 (unit group level) and j7_anzsco_l4 (occupation level) according to the Australian Bureau of Statistic’s Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) First Edition, 2006. The recoding of occupations from ANZSCO to ISCO-88 took place in 3 stages.
1. ANSCO codes were recoded to ISCO-88 codes at the occupation level (6 digit ANSZCO codes) if there was a direct match.
2. If a respondent had not been coded up to the occupation level, or if the there was No direct match at the occupation level, ANSZCO codes were recoded at the unit group level (4 digit ANZSCO codes).
3. If a recode was not possible in either steps 1 or 2 above, occupations were coded manually to ISCO-88 codes by referring to the original responses and descriptions of the occupations as provided by the respondent.
/ CZ: Modification of KZAM (Czech national ISCO-88 related classification) recoded into ISCO-88 (ILO).
/ DE: ISCO88 taken from ALLBUS 2012 and constructed from respondent’s current occupation (main job): If respondent currently not employed or part time employed but employed in the past then last occupation (main job) taken according to ISCO88 (ILO) with some additional codes which are already recoded.
/ FR: French classification of the occupations and the social categories (PCS 1994) were recoded.
/ GB-GBN: ISCO88 (COM) is derived from [XSOC200] using the translation table.
/ NO: STYRK (Standard Classifications of Occupations) based on, but not identical to ISCO88-COM. STYRK codes are recoded into ISCO88 ILO according to the syntax available in the BV documentation.
/ SE: A recoding scheme between the national occupation scheme SSYK and ISCO88-COM is available.
/ SK: Slovak national ISCO-88 recoded into ISCO-88 (ILO)
/ TR: Open ended question answers are then coded according to (ISCO) occupation descriptions into ISCO88
/ US: US Occupation Codes OCC80 from GSS are recoded to ISCO88.
/ ZA: Due to financial constraints the national occupation codes could not be coded into the ILO/ ISCO88 scheme. The national alphanumerical occupations codes could be provided on demand.
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