OCCPATN (Occupation)
 
                   +---------------+---------------------+----------+
                   |  Occupation   |   Resident status   |    Total |
                   |               +----------+----------+          |
                   |               |Residents | Visitors |          |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
                   |@@@ Not stated |   2392   |    141   |   2533   |
                   |1.00           |    101   |     11   |    112   |
                   |2.00           |    745   |     11   |    756   |
                   |3.00           |    638   |     15   |    653   |
                   |4.00           |   5498   |     95   |   5593   |
                   |5.00           |   1723   |     21   |   1744   |
                   |6.00           |    105   |      3   |    108   |
                   |7.00           |    262   |      3   |    265   |
                   |8.00           |    771   |     21   |    792   |
                   |9.00           |   3821   |     95   |   3916   |
                   |10.00          |    183   |      2   |    185   |
                   |11.00          |    559   |     14   |    573   |
                   |12.00          |    828   |     15   |    843   |
                   |13.00          |     18   |      0   |     18   |
                   |14.00          |    673   |     13   |    686   |
                   |15.00          |    806   |     16   |    822   |
                   |16.00          |    421   |     12   |    433   |
                   |17.00          |   1612   |     32   |   1644   |
                   |18.00          |   1011   |     29   |   1040   |
                   |19.00          |   2302   |     45   |   2347   |
                   |20.00          |    707   |      9   |    716   |
                   |21.00          |    602   |     11   |    613   |
                   |22.00          |    547   |      6   |    553   |
                   |23.00          |    363   |     47   |    410   |
                   |24.00          |    274   |      8   |    282   |
                   |25.00          |   2142   |     21   |   2163   |
                   |26.00          |    175   |      4   |    179   |
                   |27.00          |    649   |     13   |    662   |
                   |28.00          |    350   |      2   |    352   |
                   |29.00          |    796   |     15   |    811   |
                   |30.00          |    808   |     32   |    840   |
                   |31.00          |   1617   |     30   |   1647   |
                   |32.00          |   1309   |     51   |   1360   |
                   |33.00          |    538   |     19   |    557   |
                   |34.00          |    237   |      8   |    245   |
                   |35.00          |    354   |      2   |    356   |
                   |36.00          |   8797   |    144   |   8941   |
                   |37.00          |    324   |     12   |    336   |
                   |38.00          |    270   |      5   |    275   |
                   |39.00          |   2037   |     63   |   2100   |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
 
          This refers to the occupational classification of paid jobs held
          in the week before the Census or the most recent paid job held
          within the previous 10 years. The categories used here are based
          on the 1990 Standard Occupational Classification. The Glossary
          provides details of the method of grouping. The table omits 0-15
          year olds and persons not in paid work in the last 10 years. THE
          VALUES OF THIS VARIABLE DO NOT CORRESPOND TO THOSE OF THE
          EQUIVALENT VARIABLE WITHIN THE INDIVIDUAL SAR.
                                                                     (continued)
          Household (1%) Sample
 
                                   OCCPATN (Occupation)
 
                   +---------------+---------------------+----------+
                   |  Occupation   |   Resident status   |    Total |
                   |               +----------+----------+          |
                   |               |Residents | Visitors |          |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
                   |40.00          |    298   |     19   |    317   |
                   |41.00          |    437   |     15   |    452   |
                   |42.00          |    167   |     11   |    178   |
                   |43.00          |    407   |     20   |    427   |
                   |44.00          |    694   |     28   |    722   |
                   |45.00          |    783   |     28   |    811   |
                   |46.00          |    372   |      9   |    381   |
                   |47.00          |    215   |      6   |    221   |
                   |48.00          |    636   |     26   |    662   |
                   |49.00          |     43   |      2   |     45   |
                   |50.00          |    762   |     25   |    787   |
                   |51.00          |    233   |      3   |    236   |
                   |52.00          |    708   |     16   |    724   |
                   |53.00          |    637   |     29   |    666   |
                   |54.00          |   1099   |     56   |   1155   |
                   |55.00          |    319   |     11   |    330   |
                   |56.00          |     69   |      1   |     70   |
                   |57.00          |    233   |      4   |    237   |
                   |58.00          |     76   |      2   |     78   |
                   |59.00          |    822   |     59   |    881   |
                   |60.00          |   2005   |     24   |   2029   |
                   |61.00          |    137   |      5   |    142   |
                   |62.00          |   3712   |     82   |   3794   |
                   |63.00          |   3255   |     48   |   3303   |
                   |64.00          |    312   |      0   |    312   |
                   |65.00          |    402   |     24   |    426   |
                   |66.00          |    125   |      7   |    132   |
                   |67.00          |    808   |     28   |    836   |
                   |68.00          |   1153   |     29   |   1182   |
                   |69.00          |    119   |      2   |    121   |
                   |70.00          |    178   |      9   |    187   |
                   |71.00          |    396   |     14   |    410   |
                   |72.00          |    390   |     17   |    407   |
                   |73.00          |     86   |      2   |     88   |
                   |74.00          |    657   |     18   |    675   |
                   |75.00          |    166   |      2   |    168   |
                   |76.00          |     84   |      1   |     85   |
                   |77.00          |    121   |      9   |    130   |
                   |78.00          |    416   |     27   |    443   |
                   |79.00          |   1281   |     28   |   1309   |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
 
          This refers to the occupational classification of paid jobs held
          in the week before the Census or the most recent paid job held
          within the previous 10 years. The categories used here are based
          on the 1990 Standard Occupational Classification. The Glossary
          provides details of the method of grouping. The table omits 0-15
          year olds and persons not in paid work in the last 10 years. THE
          VALUES OF THIS VARIABLE DO NOT CORRESPOND TO THOSE OF THE
          EQUIVALENT VARIABLE WITHIN THE INDIVIDUAL SAR.
                                                                     (continued)
          Household (1%) Sample
 
                                   OCCPATN (Occupation)
 
                   +---------------+---------------------+----------+
                   |  Occupation   |   Resident status   |    Total |
                   |               +----------+----------+          |
                   |               |Residents | Visitors |          |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
                   |80.00          |   1123   |     55   |   1178   |
                   |81.00          |    486   |     17   |    503   |
                   |82.00          |    221   |      8   |    229   |
                   |83.00          |    230   |      7   |    237   |
                   |84.00          |     98   |      1   |     99   |
                   |85.00          |   1297   |     33   |   1330   |
                   |86.00          |    787   |     13   |    800   |
                   |87.00          |    120   |      0   |    120   |
                   |88.00          |    417   |     15   |    432   |
                   |89.00          |   1621   |     83   |   1704   |
                   |90.00          |     30   |      3   |     33   |
                   |91.00          |    117   |      2   |    119   |
                   |92.00          |    213   |      6   |    219   |
                   |93.00          |   5725   |    186   |   5911   |
                   |94.00          |    359   |     16   |    375   |
                   |95.00          |    145   |      6   |    151   |
                   |96.00          |    273   |     10   |    283   |
                   |97.00          |    119   |      4   |    123   |
                   |98.00          |     35   |      2   |     37   |
                   |99.00          |    259   |      6   |    265   |
                   |100.00         |    374   |     11   |    385   |
                   |101.00         |    109   |      5   |    114   |
                   |102.00         |     84   |      4   |     88   |
                   |103.00         |    297   |     11   |    308   |
                   |104.00         |    392   |      8   |    400   |
                   |105.00         |   1546   |     37   |   1583   |
                   |106.00         |    188   |      8   |    196   |
                   |107.00         |    426   |     17   |    443   |
                   |108.00         |    212   |      3   |    215   |
                   |109.00         |    577   |      9   |    586   |
                   |110.00         |   1221   |     34   |   1255   |
                   |111.00         |    899   |     37   |    936   |
                   |112.00         |   1042   |     32   |   1074   |
                   |113.00         |    115   |     11   |    126   |
                   |114.00         |     99   |      6   |    105   |
                   |115.00         |   1089   |     66   |   1155   |
                   |116.00         |    462   |     19   |    481   |
                   |117.00         |    242   |     11   |    253   |
                   |118.00         |    966   |     25   |    991   |
                   |119.00         |    268   |      3   |    271   |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
 
          This refers to the occupational classification of paid jobs held
          in the week before the Census or the most recent paid job held
          within the previous 10 years. The categories used here are based
          on the 1990 Standard Occupational Classification. The Glossary
          provides details of the method of grouping. The table omits 0-15
          year olds and persons not in paid work in the last 10 years. THE
          VALUES OF THIS VARIABLE DO NOT CORRESPOND TO THOSE OF THE
          EQUIVALENT VARIABLE WITHIN THE INDIVIDUAL SAR.
                                                                     (continued)
          Household (1%) Sample
 
                                   OCCPATN (Occupation)
 
                   +---------------+---------------------+----------+
                   |  Occupation   |   Resident status   |    Total |
                   |               +----------+----------+          |
                   |               |Residents | Visitors |          |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
                   |120.00         |     75   |      0   |     75   |
                   |121.00         |     87   |      1   |     88   |
                   |122.00         |    156   |      6   |    162   |
                   |123.00         |    247   |     10   |    257   |
                   |124.00         |   2809   |     56   |   2865   |
                   |125.00         |   2122   |     32   |   2154   |
                   |126.00         |   7721   |    159   |   7880   |
                   |127.00         |   4853   |    110   |   4963   |
                   |128.00         |    340   |      4   |    344   |
                   |129.00         |   3216   |     85   |   3301   |
                   |130.00         |    432   |     10   |    442   |
                   |131.00         |   8429   |    162   |   8591   |
                   |132.00         |    355   |      7   |    362   |
                   |133.00         |   3872   |     57   |   3929   |
                   |134.00         |    354   |      6   |    360   |
                   |135.00         |    599   |      9   |    608   |
                   |136.00         |   1660   |     22   |   1682   |
                   |137.00         |   8066   |    155   |   8221   |
                   |138.00         |   2341   |     61   |   2402   |
                   |139.00         |    479   |      7   |    486   |
                   |140.00         |    873   |     21   |    894   |
                   |141.00         |    300   |      7   |    307   |
                   |142.00         |   1951   |     54   |   2005   |
                   |143.00         |     68   |      0   |     68   |
                   |144.00         |   1395   |     18   |   1413   |
                   |145.00         |    629   |      7   |    636   |
                   |146.00         |    567   |      8   |    575   |
                   |147.00         |    170   |      4   |    174   |
                   |148.00         |   1768   |     29   |   1797   |
                   |149.00         |    346   |      3   |    349   |
                   |150.00         |    391   |      5   |    396   |
                   |151.00         |   2388   |     29   |   2417   |
                   |152.00         |    599   |     16   |    615   |
                   |153.00         |    334   |      3   |    337   |
                   |154.00         |    109   |      1   |    110   |
                   |155.00         |    186   |      0   |    186   |
                   |156.00         |    135   |      1   |    136   |
                   |157.00         |     47   |      0   |     47   |
                   |158.00         |    598   |      9   |    607   |
                   |159.00         |   4970   |     75   |   5045   |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
 
          This refers to the occupational classification of paid jobs held
          in the week before the Census or the most recent paid job held
          within the previous 10 years. The categories used here are based
          on the 1990 Standard Occupational Classification. The Glossary
          provides details of the method of grouping. The table omits 0-15
          year olds and persons not in paid work in the last 10 years. THE
          VALUES OF THIS VARIABLE DO NOT CORRESPOND TO THOSE OF THE
          EQUIVALENT VARIABLE WITHIN THE INDIVIDUAL SAR.
                                                                     (continued)
          Household (1%) Sample
 
                                   OCCPATN (Occupation)
 
                   +---------------+---------------------+----------+
                   |  Occupation   |   Resident status   |    Total |
                   |               +----------+----------+          |
                   |               |Residents | Visitors |          |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
                   |160.00         |    409   |     11   |    420   |
                   |161.00         |    102   |      3   |    105   |
                   |162.00         |    594   |      4   |    598   |
                   |163.00         |    234   |      0   |    234   |
                   |164.00         |   2714   |     28   |   2742   |
                   |165.00         |    246   |      5   |    251   |
                   |166.00         |    907   |      7   |    914   |
                   |167.00         |    206   |      3   |    209   |
                   |168.00         |    250   |      3   |    253   |
                   |169.00         |    214   |      4   |    218   |
                   |170.00         |    574   |     10   |    584   |
                   |171.00         |    143   |      0   |    143   |
                   |172.00         |    170   |      0   |    170   |
                   |173.00         |   1924   |     29   |   1953   |
                   |174.00         |    491   |      4   |    495   |
                   |175.00         |    413   |      3   |    416   |
                   |176.00         |    209   |      4   |    213   |
                   |177.00         |     78   |      3   |     81   |
                   |178.00         |   1354   |     13   |   1367   |
                   |179.00         |   2406   |     32   |   2438   |
                   |180.00         |    180   |      1   |    181   |
                   |181.00         |    329   |      5   |    334   |
                   |182.00         |    103   |      0   |    103   |
                   |183.00         |    147   |      5   |    152   |
                   |184.00         |    134   |      3   |    137   |
                   |185.00         |    254   |      2   |    256   |
                   |186.00         |    184   |      2   |    186   |
                   |187.00         |   2324   |     18   |   2342   |
                   |188.00         |    299   |      9   |    308   |
                   |189.00         |    585   |      4   |    589   |
                   |190.00         |    208   |      2   |    210   |
                   |191.00         |    212   |      2   |    214   |
                   |192.00         |    266   |      4   |    270   |
                   |193.00         |    409   |      4   |    413   |
                   |194.00         |    552   |      7   |    559   |
                   |195.00         |    179   |      2   |    181   |
                   |196.00         |    139   |      1   |    140   |
                   |197.00         |    838   |     14   |    852   |
                   |198.00         |   3438   |     40   |   3478   |
                   |199.00         |    344   |      2   |    346   |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
 
          This refers to the occupational classification of paid jobs held
          in the week before the Census or the most recent paid job held
          within the previous 10 years. The categories used here are based
          on the 1990 Standard Occupational Classification. The Glossary
          provides details of the method of grouping. The table omits 0-15
          year olds and persons not in paid work in the last 10 years. THE
          VALUES OF THIS VARIABLE DO NOT CORRESPOND TO THOSE OF THE
          EQUIVALENT VARIABLE WITHIN THE INDIVIDUAL SAR.
                                                                     (continued)
           Household (1%) Sample
 
                                   OCCPATN (Occupation)
 
                   +---------------+---------------------+----------+
                   |  Occupation   |   Resident status   |    Total |
                   |               +----------+----------+          |
                   |               |Residents | Visitors |          |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
                   |200.00         |     63   |      2   |     65   |
                   |201.00         |     71   |      1   |     72   |
                   |202.00         |    154   |      4   |    158   |
                   |203.00         |    512   |      6   |    518   |
                   |204.00         |    507   |      9   |    516   |
                   |205.00         |    234   |      0   |    234   |
                   |206.00         |    495   |      4   |    499   |
                   |207.00         |    168   |      2   |    170   |
                   |208.00         |    101   |      1   |    102   |
                   |209.00         |     60   |      3   |     63   |
                   |210.00         |   1661   |     23   |   1684   |
                   |211.00         |    267   |      7   |    274   |
                   |212.00         |    445   |      8   |    453   |
                   |213.00         |    502   |      5   |    507   |
                   |214.00         |     40   |      0   |     40   |
                   |215.00         |    407   |     14   |    421   |
                   |216.00         |   1254   |    262   |   1516   |
                   |217.00         |    142   |     13   |    155   |
                   |218.00         |   1413   |     22   |   1435   |
                   |219.00         |    419   |      6   |    425   |
                   |220.00         |    251   |     12   |    263   |
                   |221.00         |     71   |      1   |     72   |
                   |222.00         |     73   |      1   |     74   |
                   |223.00         |   1546   |     31   |   1577   |
                   |224.00         |    364   |     10   |    374   |
                   |225.00         |   3047   |     67   |   3114   |
                   |226.00         |   1758   |    110   |   1868   |
                   |227.00         |   2117   |    138   |   2255   |
                   |228.00         |    512   |     26   |    538   |
                   |229.00         |    175   |      4   |    179   |
                   |230.00         |   1958   |     33   |   1991   |
                   |231.00         |    387   |      6   |    393   |
                   |232.00         |    276   |      5   |    281   |
                   |233.00         |    386   |      5   |    391   |
                   |234.00         |   3497   |     70   |   3567   |
                   |235.00         |    768   |     14   |    782   |
                   |236.00         |    236   |      6   |    242   |
                   |237.00         |    572   |      8   |    580   |
                   |238.00         |   2373   |     82   |   2455   |
                   |239.00         |   1249   |     22   |   1271   |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
 
          This refers to the occupational classification of paid jobs held
          in the week before the Census or the most recent paid job held
          within the previous 10 years. The categories used here are based
          on the 1990 Standard Occupational Classification. The Glossary
          provides details of the method of grouping. The table omits 0-15
          year olds and persons not in paid work in the last 10 years. THE
          VALUES OF THIS VARIABLE DO NOT CORRESPOND TO THOSE OF THE
          EQUIVALENT VARIABLE WITHIN THE INDIVIDUAL SAR.
                                                                     (continued)
          Household (1%) Sample
 
                                   OCCPATN (Occupation)
 
                   +---------------+---------------------+----------+
                   |  Occupation   |   Resident status   |    Total |
                   |               +----------+----------+          |
                   |               |Residents | Visitors |          |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
                   |240.00         |    194   |      3   |    197   |
                   |241.00         |    386   |      8   |    394   |
                   |242.00         |    110   |      3   |    113   |
                   |243.00         |   1060   |     20   |   1080   |
                   |244.00         |    742   |      7   |    749   |
                   |245.00         |     68   |      1   |     69   |
                   |246.00         |    144   |      0   |    144   |
                   |247.00         |    866   |     24   |    890   |
                   |248.00         |    139   |      4   |    143   |
                   |249.00         |    543   |      9   |    552   |
                   |250.00         |    265   |      8   |    273   |
                   |251.00         |   2954   |     40   |   2994   |
                   |252.00         |   1463   |     31   |   1494   |
                   |253.00         |  14358   |    344   |  14702   |
                   |254.00         |   1847   |     38   |   1885   |
                   |255.00         |    189   |      5   |    194   |
                   |256.00         |    114   |      2   |    116   |
                   |257.00         |    566   |     10   |    576   |
                   |258.00         |    334   |      1   |    335   |
                   |259.00         |     73   |      0   |     73   |
                   |260.00         |    251   |      5   |    256   |
                   |261.00         |    314   |      6   |    320   |
                   |262.00         |    409   |     11   |    420   |
                   |263.00         |    433   |      7   |    440   |
                   |264.00         |     97   |      1   |     98   |
                   |265.00         |     56   |      0   |     56   |
                   |266.00         |   1353   |     29   |   1382   |
                   |267.00         |     53   |      2   |     55   |
                   |268.00         |     66   |      0   |     66   |
                   |269.00         |     97   |      1   |     98   |
                   |270.00         |     75   |      0   |     75   |
                   |271.00         |    329   |      2   |    331   |
                   |272.00         |    844   |      6   |    850   |
                   |273.00         |    211   |      3   |    214   |
                   |274.00         |     73   |      2   |     75   |
                   |275.00         |     60   |      0   |     60   |
                   |276.00         |    279   |      2   |    281   |
                   |277.00         |    759   |      9   |    768   |
                   |278.00         |     36   |      0   |     36   |
                   |279.00         |    158   |      0   |    158   |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
 
          This refers to the occupational classification of paid jobs held
          in the week before the Census or the most recent paid job held
          within the previous 10 years. The categories used here are based
          on the 1990 Standard Occupational Classification. The Glossary
          provides details of the method of grouping. The table omits 0-15
          year olds and persons not in paid work in the last 10 years. THE
          VALUES OF THIS VARIABLE DO NOT CORRESPOND TO THOSE OF THE
          EQUIVALENT VARIABLE WITHIN THE INDIVIDUAL SAR.
                                                                     (continued)
          Household (1%) Sample
 
                                   OCCPATN (Occupation)
 
                   +---------------+---------------------+----------+
                   |  Occupation   |   Resident status   |    Total |
                   |               +----------+----------+          |
                   |               |Residents | Visitors |          |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
                   |280.00         |    121   |      0   |    121   |
                   |281.00         |     50   |      0   |     50   |
                   |282.00         |     34   |      0   |     34   |
                   |283.00         |     52   |      0   |     52   |
                   |284.00         |     92   |      1   |     93   |
                   |285.00         |    216   |      2   |    218   |
                   |286.00         |   2112   |     37   |   2149   |
                   |287.00         |    366   |      3   |    369   |
                   |288.00         |    108   |      1   |    109   |
                   |289.00         |     92   |      1   |     93   |
                   |290.00         |     57   |      2   |     59   |
                   |291.00         |   1277   |     18   |   1295   |
                   |292.00         |    758   |      9   |    767   |
                   |293.00         |    504   |      9   |    513   |
                   |294.00         |   1301   |     18   |   1319   |
                   |295.00         |    573   |      6   |    579   |
                   |296.00         |   3588   |     56   |   3644   |
                   |297.00         |    266   |      0   |    266   |
                   |298.00         |    251   |     13   |    264   |
                   |299.00         |    358   |      8   |    366   |
                   |300.00         |     31   |      0   |     31   |
                   |301.00         |     56   |      0   |     56   |
                   |302.00         |   5876   |     66   |   5942   |
                   |303.00         |   1116   |     12   |   1128   |
                   |304.00         |   1431   |     18   |   1449   |
                   |305.00         |     54   |      0   |     54   |
                   |306.00         |    197   |      8   |    205   |
                   |307.00         |    177   |      5   |    182   |
                   |308.00         |    332   |      3   |    335   |
                   |309.00         |     93   |      2   |     95   |
                   |310.00         |     44   |      0   |     44   |
                   |311.00         |    554   |     10   |    564   |
                   |312.00         |    310   |      2   |    312   |
                   |313.00         |   1104   |      7   |   1111   |
                   |314.00         |    480   |     11   |    491   |
                   |315.00         |     38   |      1   |     39   |
                   |316.00         |    526   |      3   |    529   |
                   |317.00         |    158   |      2   |    160   |
                   |318.00         |    308   |      5   |    313   |
                   |319.00         |     48   |      1   |     49   |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
 
          This refers to the occupational classification of paid jobs held
          in the week before the Census or the most recent paid job held
          within the previous 10 years. The categories used here are based
          on the 1990 Standard Occupational Classification. The Glossary
          provides details of the method of grouping. The table omits 0-15
          year olds and persons not in paid work in the last 10 years. THE
          VALUES OF THIS VARIABLE DO NOT CORRESPOND TO THOSE OF THE
          EQUIVALENT VARIABLE WITHIN THE INDIVIDUAL SAR.
                                                                     (continued)
          Household (1%) Sample
 
                                   OCCPATN (Occupation)
 
                   +---------------+---------------------+----------+
                   |  Occupation   |   Resident status   |    Total |
                   |               +----------+----------+          |
                   |               |Residents | Visitors |          |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
                   |320.00         |    231   |      0   |    231   |
                   |321.00         |   1251   |     14   |   1265   |
                   |322.00         |    463   |      1   |    464   |
                   |323.00         |    190   |      3   |    193   |
                   |324.00         |   1384   |     11   |   1395   |
                   |325.00         |   1369   |     50   |   1419   |
                   |326.00         |    102   |      0   |    102   |
                   |327.00         |    478   |     19   |    497   |
                   |328.00         |    156   |      3   |    159   |
                   |329.00         |    186   |      1   |    187   |
                   |330.00         |    388   |      4   |    392   |
                   |331.00         |    115   |      0   |    115   |
                   |332.00         |    850   |      6   |    856   |
                   |333.00         |    351   |      5   |    356   |
                   |334.00         |    927   |     12   |    939   |
                   |335.00         |    180   |      1   |    181   |
                   |336.00         |    188   |      2   |    190   |
                   |337.00         |    301   |      3   |    304   |
                   |338.00         |     70   |      0   |     70   |
                   |339.00         |   2348   |     34   |   2382   |
                   |340.00         |    153   |      3   |    156   |
                   |341.00         |    776   |     10   |    786   |
                   |342.00         |     40   |      1   |     41   |
                   |343.00         |    330   |      3   |    333   |
                   |344.00         |     38   |      2   |     40   |
                   |345.00         |   1876   |     26   |   1902   |
                   |346.00         |    519   |      8   |    527   |
                   |347.00         |    246   |      6   |    252   |
                   |348.00         |    131   |      5   |    136   |
                   |349.00         |   1693   |     34   |   1727   |
                   |350.00         |   3035   |     79   |   3114   |
                   |351.00         |    440   |     13   |    453   |
                   |352.00         |    105   |      1   |    106   |
                   |353.00         |    314   |      0   |    314   |
                   |354.00         |    139   |      5   |    144   |
                   |355.00         |  10915   |    102   |  11017   |
                   |356.00         |    163   |      3   |    166   |
                   |357.00         |   1336   |     36   |   1372   |
                   |358.00         |   1523   |     66   |   1589   |
                   |   Total       | 310568   |   6813   | 317381   |
                   +---------------+----------+----------+----------+
 
          This refers to the occupational classification of paid jobs held
          in the week before the Census or the most recent paid job held
          within the previous 10 years. The categories used here are based
          on the 1990 Standard Occupational Classification. The Glossary
          provides details of the method of grouping. The table omits 0-15
          year olds and persons not in paid work in the last 10 years. THE
          VALUES OF THIS VARIABLE DO NOT CORRESPOND TO THOSE OF THE
          EQUIVALENT VARIABLE WITHIN THE INDIVIDUAL 


OCCPATN: Occupation
This is based upon the 1990 Standard Occupational Classification. The
information is requested for all those aged 16 and over who were in
paid work in the week preceding the census or who had held a job in
the previous 10 years.

OCCPATNH                                     OCC90
---  Not applicable                          not present
001  100 General administrators; national    001-009
         government (Assistant Secretary/
         Grade 5 and above)
     101 General managers; large companies
         and organisations
002  102 Local government officers           010-011
         (administrative and executive
         functions)
003  103 General administrators; national    012
         government (HEO to Senior
         Principal/ Grade 6)
004  110 Production, works and               013-014
         maintenance managers
005  111 Managers in building and            015
         contracting
006  112 Clerks of works                     016
007  113 Managers in mining and energy       017
         industries
008  120 Treasurers and company financial    018
         managers
009  121 Marketing and sales managers        019
010  122 Purchasing managers                 020
011  123 Advertising and public relations    021
         manager
012  124 Personnel, training and             022-023
         industrial relations managers
013  125 Organisation and methods and        024
         work study managers
014  126 Computer systems and data           025-026
         processing managers
015  127 Company secretaries                 027-028
016  130 Credit controllers                  029
017  131 Bank, Building Society and Post     030
         Office managers (except
         self-employed)
018  132 Civil Service executive officers    031
019  139 Other financial institution and     032
         office managers n.e.c.
020  140 Transport managers                  033
021  141 Stores controllers                  034
022  142 Managers in warehousing and other   035
         materials handling
023  150 Officers in United Kingdom armed    036-037
         forces
     151 Officers in foreign and
         Commonwealth armed forces
024  152 Police officers (inspector and      038-041
         above)
     153 Fire service officers (station
         officer and above)
     154 Prison officers (principal
         officer and above)
     155 Customs and excise, immigration
         service officers (customs: chief
         preventative officer and above;
         excise: surveyor and above)
025  160 Farm owners and managers,           042
         horticulturalists
026  169 Other managers in farming,          043
         horticulture, forestry and
         fishing n.e.c.
027  170 Property and estate managers        044
028  171 Garage managers and proprietors     045
029  172 Hairdressers' and barbers'          046
         managers and proprietors
030  173 Hotel and accommodation managers    047-049
031  174 Restaurant and catering managers    050
032  175 Publicans, innkeepers and club      051-053
         stewards
033  176 Entertainment and sports managers   054
034  177 Travel agency managers              055
035  178 Managers and proprietors of         056-057
         butchers and fishmongers
036  179 Managers and proprietors in         058-060
         service industries n.e.c.
037  190 Officials of trade associations,    061
         trade unions, professional bodies
         and charities
038  191 Registrars and administrators of    062-063
         educational establishments
039  199 Other managers and administrators   064
         n.e.c.
040  200 Chemists                            065
041  201 Biological scientists and           066
         biochemists
042  202 Physicists, geologists and          067
         meteorologists
043  209 Other natural scientists n.e.c.     068
044  210 Civil, structural, municipal,       069
         mining and quarrying engineers
045  211 Mechanical engineers                070
046  212 Electrical engineers                071
047  213 Electronic engineers                072
048  214 Software engineers                  073-074
049  215 Chemical engineers                  075
050  216 Design and development engineers    076-079
051  217 Process and production engineers    080
052  218 Planning and quality control        081
         engineers
053  219 Other engineers and technologists   082-086
         n.e.c.
054  220 Medical practitioners               087
055  221 Pharmacists/pharmacologists         088-089
056  222 Ophthalmic opticians                090
057  223 Dental practitioners                091
058  224 Veterinarians                       092
059  230 University and polytechnic          093-094
         teaching professionals
060  231 Higher and further education        095
         teaching professionals
061  232 Education officers, school          096
         inspectors
062  233 Secondary (and middle school        097-098
         deemed secondary) education
         teaching professionals
063  234 Primary (and middle school deemed   099
         primary) and nursery education
         teaching professionals
064  235 Special education teaching          100
         professionals
065  239 Other teaching professionals        101
         n.e.c.
066  240 Judges and officers of the Court    102-103
     241 Barristers and advocates
067  242 Solicitors                          104
068  250 Chartered and certified             105
         accountants
069  251 Management accountants              106
070  252 Actuaries, economists and           107
         statisticians
071  253 Management consultants, business    108
         analysts
072  260 Architects                          109
073  261 Town planners                       110
074  262 Building, land, mining and          111
         'general practice' surveyors
075  270 Librarians                          112
076  271 Archivists and curators             113
077  290 Psychologists                       114-115
     291 Other social and behavioural
         scientists
078  292 Clergy                              116
079  293 Social workers, probation           117
         officers
080  300 Laboratory technicians              118
081  301 Engineering technicians             119
082  302 Electrical/electronic technicians   120
083  303 Architectural and town planning     121
         technicians
084  304 Building and civil engineering      122
         technicians
085  309 Other scientific technicians        123
         n.e.c.
086  310 Draughtspersons                     124
087  311 Building inspectors                 125, 127
     313 Marine, insurance and other
         surveyors
088  312 Quantity surveyors                  126
089  320 Computer analyst/programmers        128
090  330 Air traffic planners and            129
         controllers
091  331 Aircraft flight deck officers       130
092  332 Ship and hovercraft officers        131-132
093  340 Nurses                              133
094  341 Midwives                            134
095  342 Medical radiographers               135
096  343 Physiotherapists                    136
097  344 Chiropodists                        137
098  345 Dispensing opticians                138
099  346 Medical technicians, dental         139
         auxiliaries
100  347 Occupational and speech             140-141
         therapists, psychotherapists,
         therapists n.e.c.
101  348 Environmental health officers       142
102  349 Other health associate              143
         professionals n.e.c.
103  350 Legal service and related           144
         occupations
104  360 Estimators, valuers                 145-146
105  361 Underwriters, claims assessors,     147-148
         brokers, investment analysts
106  362 Taxation experts                    149
107  363 Personnel and industrial            150
         relations officers
108  364 Organisation and methods and work   151
         study officers
109  370 Matrons, houseparents               152
110  371 Welfare, community and youth        153
         workers
111  380 Authors, writers, journalists       154
112  381 Artists, commercial artists,        155-156
         graphic designers
113  382 Industrial designers                157
114  383 Clothing designers                  158
115  384 Actors, entertainers, stage         159-160, 163
         managers, producers and directors
     385 Musicians
     387 Professional athletes, sports
         officials
116  386 Photographers, camera, sound and    161-162
         video equipment operators
117  390 Information officers and            164
         technical librarians
118  391 Vocational and industrial           165-166
         trainers
     392 Careers advisers and vocational
         guidance specialists
119  393 Driving instructors (excluding      167
         HGV)
120  394 Inspectors of factories,            168
         utilities and trading standards
121  395 Other statutory and similar         169
         inspectors n.e.c.
122  396 Occupational hygienists and         170
         safety officers (health and
         safety)
123  399 Other associate professional and    171-172
         technical occupations n.e.c.
124  400 Civil Service administrative        173
         officers and assistants
125  401 Local government clerical           174
         officers and assistants
126  410 Accounts and wages clerks,          175
         book-keepers, other financial
         clerks
127  411 Counter clerks and cashiers         176
128  412 Debt, rent and other cash           177
         collectors
129  420 Filing, computer and other          178
         records clerks (inc. legal
         conveyancing)
130  421 Library assistants/clerks           179
131  430 Clerks (n.o.s.)                     180
132  440 Stores, despatch and production     181
         control clerks
133  441 Storekeepers and warehousemen       182
134  450 Medical secretaries                 183
135  451 Legal secretaries                   184
136  452 Typists and word processor          185
         operators
137  459 Other secretaries, personal         186-187
         assistants, typists, word
         processor operators n.e.c.
138  460 Receptionists                       188
139  461 Receptionist/telephonists           189
140  462 Telephone operators                 190
141  463 Radio and telegraph operators,      191
         other office communication system
         operators
142  490 Computer operators, data            192
         processing operators, other
         office machine operators 
143  491 Tracers, drawing office             193
         assistants
144  500 Bricklayers, masons                 194-195
145  501 Roofers, slaters, tilers,           196
         sheeters, cladders
146  502 Plasterers                          197
147  503 Glaziers                            198
148  504 Builders, building contractors      199
149  505 Scaffolders, stagers,               200-202
         steeplejacks, riggers
150  506 Floorers, floor coverers, carpet    203-206
         fitters and planners, floor and
         wall tilers
151  507 Painters and decorators             207
152  509 Other construction trades n.e.c.    208
153  510 Centre, capstan, turret and other   209-211
         lathe setters and
         setter-operators
154  511 Boring and drilling machine         212
         setters and setter-operators
155  512 Grinding machine setters and        213-215
         setter-operators
156  513 Milling machine setters and         216-218
         setter-operators
157  514 Press setters and                   219-220
         setter-operators
158  515 Tool makers, tool fitters and       221
         markers-out
159  516 Metal working production and        222-223
         maintenance fitters
160  517 Precision instrument makers and     224-225
         repairers
161  518 Goldsmiths, silversmiths,           226
         precious stone workers
162  519 Other machine tool setters and      227-228
         setter-operators n.e.c.
         (including CNC setter-operators)
163  520 Production fitters (electrical/     229
         electronic)
164  521 Electricians, electrical            230
         maintenance fitters
165  522 Electrical engineers (not           231
         professional)
166  523 Telephone fitters                   232
167  524 Cable jointers, lines repairers     233
168  525 Radio, TV and video engineers       234
169  526 Computer engineers, installation    235
         and maintenance
170  529 Other electrical/electronic         236
         trades n.e.c.
 
171  530 Smiths and forge workers            237
172  531 Moulders, core makers, die          238
         casters
173  532 Plumbers, heating and ventilating   239
         engineers and related trades
174  533 Sheet metal workers                 240
175  534 Metal plate workers, shipwrights,   241
         riveters
176  535 Steel erectors                      242
177  536 Barbenders, steel fixers            243
178  537 Welding trades                      244
179  540 Motor mechanics, auto engineers     245-246
         (inc. road patrol engineers)
180  541 Coach and vehicle body builders     247
181  542 Vehicle body repairers, panel       248
         beaters
182  543 Auto electricians                   249
183  544 Tyre and exhaust fitters            250
184  550 Weavers                             251
185  551 Knitters                            252
186  552 Warp preparers, bleachers, dyers    253-254
         and finishers
187  553 Sewing machinists, menders,         255-257
         darners and embroiderers
188  554 Coach trimmers, upholsterers and    258
         mattress makers
189  555 Shoe repairers, leather cutters     259-261
         and sewers, footwear lasters,
         makers and finishers, other
         leather making and repairing
190  556 Tailors and dressmakers             262
191  557 Clothing cutters, milliners,        263
         furriers
192  559 Other textiles, garments and        264
         related trades n.e.c.
193  560 Originators, compositors and        265-266
         print preparers
194  561 Printers                            267
195  562 Bookbinders and print finishers     268
196  563 Screen printers                     269
197  569 Other printing and related trades   270-271
         n.e.c.
198  570 Carpenters and joiners              272
199  571 Cabinet makers                      273
200  572 Case and box makers                 274
201  573 Pattern makers (moulds)             275
202  579 Other woodworking trades n.e.c.     276
203  580 Bakers, flour confectioners         277
204  581 Butchers, meat cutters              278
205  582 Fishmongers, poultry dressers       279
206  590 Glass product and ceramics makers   280-282
207  591 Glass product and ceramic           283-286
         finishers and decorators
208  592 Dental technicians                  287
209  593 Musical instrument makers, piano    288
         tuners
210  594 Gardeners, groundsmen               289
211  595 Horticultural trades                290
212  596 Coach painters, other spray         291-292
         painters
213  597 Face trained coalmining workers,    293
         shotfirers and deputies
214  598 Office machinery mechanics          294
215  599 Other craft and related             295-297
         occupations n.e.c.
216  600 NCOs and other ranks, United        298
         Kingdom armed forces
217  601 NCOs and other ranks, foreign and   299
         Commonwealth armed forces
218  610 Police officers (sergeant and       300
         below)
219  611 Fire service officers (leading      301
         fire officer and below)
220  612 Prison service officers (below      302
         principal officer)
221  613 Customs and excise officers,        303
         immigration officers (customs:
         below chief preventive officer;
         excise: below surveyor)
222  614 Traffic wardens                     304
223  615 Security guards and related         305
         occupations
224  619 Other security and protective       306
         service occupations n.e.c.
225  620 Chefs, cooks                        307
226  621 Waiters, waitresses                 308
227  622 Bar staff                           309
228  630 Travel and flight attendants        310
229  631 Railway station staff               311
230  640 Assistant nurses, nursing           312
         auxiliaries
231  641 Hospital ward assistants            313
232  642 Ambulance staff                     314
233  643 Dental nurses                       315, 477
234  644 Care assistants and attendants      316
235  650 Nursery nurses                      317
236  651 Playgroup leaders                   318
237  652 Educational assistants              319
238  659 Other childcare and related         320-321
         occupations n.e.c.
239  660 Hairdressers, barbers               322
240  661 Beauticians and related             323
         occupations
241  670 Domestic housekeepers and related   324-325
         occupations
242  671 Housekeepers (non-domestic)         326
243  672 Caretakers                          327
244  673 Launderers, dry cleaners,           328
         pressers
245  690 Undertakers                         329
246  691 Bookmakers                          330
247  699 Other personal and protective       331-332
         service occupations n.e.c.
248  700 Buyers (retail trade)               333
249  701 Buyers and purchasing officers      334
         (not retail)
250  702 Importers and exporters             335-336
     703 Air, commodity and ship brokers
251  710 Technical and wholesale sales       337
         representatives
252  719 Other sales representatives         338
         n.e.c.
253  720 Sales assistants                    339
254  721 Retail cash desk and check-out      340
         operators
255  722 Petrol pump forecourt attendants    341
256  730 Collector salesmen and credit       342
         agents
257  731 Roundsmen and van salesmen          343
258  732 Market and street traders and       344
         assistants
259  733 Scrap dealers, scrap metal          345
         merchant
260  790 Merchandisers                       346-347
261  791 Window dressers, floral arrangers   348-349
262  792 Telephone salesmen                  350-351
263  800 Bakery and confectionery process    352
         operatives
264  801 Brewery and vinery process          353
         operatives
265  802 Tobacco process operatives          354
266  809 Other food, drink and tobacco       355
         process operatives n.e.c.
267  810 Tannery production operatives       356
268  811 Preparatory fibre processors        357
269  812 Spinners, doublers, twisters        358
270  813 Winders, reelers                    359
271  814 Other textiles processing           360
         operatives
272  820 Chemical, gas and petroleum         361
         process plant operatives
273  821 Paper, wood and related process     362-363
         plant operatives
274  822 Cutting and slitting machine        364-365
         operatives (paper products etc.)
275  823 Glass and ceramics furnace          366
         operatives, kilnsetters
276  824 Rubber process operatives,          367-368
         moulding machine operatives, tyre
         builders
277  825 Plastics process operatives,        369-370
         moulders and extruders
278  826 Synthetic fibre makers              371
279  829 Other chemicals, paper, plastics    372
         and related process operatives
         n.e.c. 
280  830 Furnace operatives (metal)          373
281  831 Metal drawers                       374
282  832 Rollers                             375
283  833 Annealers, hardeners, temperers     376
         (metal)
284  834 Electroplaters, galvanisers,        377-378
         colour coaters
285  839 Other metal making and treating     379
         process operatives n.e.c.
286  840 Machine tool operatives (inc. CNC   380
         machine tool operatives)
287  841 Press stamping and automatic        381
         machine operatives
288  842 Metal polishers                     382
289  843 Metal dressing operatives           383
290  844 Shot blasters                       384
291  850 Assemblers/lineworkers              385-387
         (electrical/electronic goods)
292  851 Assemblers/lineworkers (vehicles    388
         and other metal goods)
293  859 Other assemblers/lineworkers        389-392
         n.e.c.
294  860 Inspectors, viewers and testers     393
         (metal and electrical goods)
295  861 Inspectors, viewers, testers and    394-399
         examiners (other manufactured
         goods)
296  862 Packers, bottlers, canners,         400
         fillers
297  863 Weighers, graders, sorters          401-402
298  864 Routine laboratory testers          403
299  869 Other routine process operatives    404
         n.e.c.
300  870 Bus inspectors                      405
301  871 Road transport depot inspectors     406
         and related occupations
302  872 Drivers of road goods vehicles      407
303  873 Bus and coach drivers               408
304  874 Taxi, cab drivers and chauffeurs    409
305  875 Bus conductors                      410
306  880 Seafarers (merchant navy); barge,   411
         lighter and boat operatives
307  881 Rail transport inspectors,          412-413
         supervisors and guards
308  882 Rail engine drivers and             414
         assistants
309  883 Rail signal operatives and          415
         crossing keepers
310  884 Shunters and points operatives      416
311  885 Mechanical plant drivers and        417
         operatives (earth moving and
         civil engineering)
312  886 Crane drivers                       418
313  887 Fork lift and mechanical truck      419
         drivers
314  889 Other transport and machinery       420
         operatives n.e.c.
315  890 Washers, screeners and crushers     421
         in mines and quarries
316  891 Printing machine minders and        422
         assistants
317  892 Water and sewerage plant            423, 478
         attendants
318  893 Electrical, energy, boiler and      424-425
         related plant operatives and
         attendants
319  894 Oilers, greasers, lubricators       426
320  895 Mains and service pipe layers,      427
         pipe jointers
321  896 Construction and related            428-429
         operatives
322  897 Woodworking machine operatives      430
323  898 Mine (excluding coal) and quarry    431
         workers
324  899 Other plant and machine             432-433
         operatives n.e.c.
325  900 Farm workers                        434
326  901 Agricultural machinery drivers      435
         and operatives
327  902 All other occupations in farming    436
         and related
328  903 Fishing and related workers         437
329  904 Forestry workers                    438
330  910 Coal mine labourers                 439
331  911 Labourers in foundries              440
332  912 Labourers in engineering and        441
         allied trades
333  913 Mates to metal/electrical and       442
         related fitters
334  919 Other labourers in making and       443-447
         processing industries n.e.c.
335  920 Mates to woodworking trades         448-449
         workers
     921 Mates to building trades workers
336  922 Rail construction and maintenance   450
         workers
337  923 Road construction and maintenance   451-452
         workers
338  924 Paviors, kerb layers                453
339  929 Other building and civil            454-455
         engineering labourers n.e.c.
340  930 Stevedores, dockers                 456
341  931 Goods porters                       457
342  932 Slingers                            458
343  933 Refuse and salvage collectors       459
344  934 Driver's mates                      460
345  940 Postal workers, mail sorters        461
346  941 Messengers, couriers                462-463
347  950 Hospital porters                    464
348  951 Hotel porters                       465
349  952 Kitchen porters, hands              466
350  953 Counterhands, catering assistants   467
351  954 Shelf fillers                       468
352  955 Lift and car park attendants        469
353  956 Window cleaners                     470
354  957 Road sweepers                       471
355  958 Cleaners, domestics                 472-473
356  959 Other occupations in sales and      474
         services n.e.c.
357  990 All other labourers and related     475
         workers
358  999 All others in miscellaneous         476, 479
         occupations n.e.c.
@@@        Occupation not stated             480