CeLSIUS DATA DICTIONARY
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VARIABLE LABELS LSRELAT7 "Relationship of non-LS member to LS member. 1971.".
VALUE LABELS LSRELAT7
1 "Husband"
2 "Wife"
3 "Father"
4 "Mother"
5 "Sibling"
6 "Dependent child"
7 "Non-dependent child"
8 "Unrelated to LS member, not in LS member family. See code notes."
9 "LS member".
VARIABLE LABELS NECONP7 "Economic position. 1971.".
VALUE LABELS NECONP7
0 "In employment"
1 "Out of employment, sick"
2 "Out of employment, other"
3 "Retired"
4 "Permanently sick"
5 "Student"
6 "Other inactive"
7 "Other inactive aged under 15"
space "No 1971 Census record".
VARIABLE LABELS NOCC17 "Occupation one year ago. 1971".
VALUE LABELS NOCC17
1 "Fishermen"
10 "Surface workers n.e.c. mines and quarries"
100 "Painters, decorators n.e.c."
101 "Coach painters (so described)"
102 "Boiler firemen"
103 "Crane operators; slingers"
104 "Operators of earth moving and other construction machinery n.e.c."
105 "Stationery engine, materials handling plant operators n.e.c. oilers and greasers"
106 "Railway lengthmen, Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c."
107 "Chemical and allied trades"
108 "Engineering and allied trades"
109 "Foundries in engineering and allied trades"
11 "Furnacemen, coal gas and coke ovens"
110 "Textiles (not textile goods)"
111 "Coke ovens and gas works"
112 "Glass and ceramics"
113 "Building and contracting"
114 "Other"
115 "Deck, engineering officers and pilots, ship"
116 "Deck and engineroom ratings, barge and boatmen"
117 "Aircraft pilots, navigators and flight engineers"
118 "Drivers, motormen, second men, railway engine"
119 "Railway guards"
12 "Chemical production process workers n.e.c."
120 "Drivers of buses, coaches"
121 "Drivers of other road passenger vehicles"
122 "Drivers of road goods vehicles"
123 "Inspectors, supervisors, transport"
124 "Shunters, pointsmen"
125 "Signalmen and crossing keepers, railways"
126 "Traffic controllers and dispatchers, transport"
127 "Telephone operators\"
128 "Telegraph and radio operators"
129 "Postmen, mailsorters"
13 "Ceramic formers"
130 "Messengers"
131 "Bus conductors"
132 "Porters, ticket collectors, railway"
133 "Stevedores, dock labourers"
134 "Lorry drivers mates, van guards"
135 "Workers in transport and communication occupations n.e.c."
136 "Warehousmen, storekeepers and assistants"
137 "Packers, labellers and related workers"
138 "Office managers n.e.c."
139 "Clerks, cashiers"
14 "Glass formers, finishers and decorators"
140 "Office machine operators"
141 "Typists, shorthand writers, secretaries"
142 "Civil service executive officers"
143 "Proprietors and managers, sales"
144 "Shop salesmen and assistants"
145 "Roundsmen (bread, milk, laundry, soft drinks)"
146 "Street vendors, hawkers"
147 "Garage proprietors"
148 "Commercial travellers, manufacturers' agents"
149 "Finance, insurance brokers, financial agents"
15 "Furnacement, kilnmen, glass and ceramic"
150 "Salesmen' services: valuers, auctioneers"
151 "Fire brigade officers and men"
152 "Police officers and men"
153 "Guards and related workers n.e.c."
154 "Publicans, innkeepers"
155 "Barmen, barmaids"
156 "Proprietors and managers boarding houses and hotels"
157 "Housekeepers, stewards, matrons and housemothers"
158 "Domestic housekeepers"
159 "Restauranteurs"
16 "Ceramics' decorators and finishers"
160 "Waiters and Waitresses"
161 "Canteen assistants, counter hands"
162 "Cooks"
163 "Kitchen hands"
164 "Maids, valets and related service workers n.e.c."
165 "Caretakers, office keepers"
166 "Charwomen, office cleaners; window cleaners, chimney sweeps"
167 "Hairdressers, manicurists, beauticians"
168 "Launderers, dry cleaners and pressers"
169 "Athletes, sportsmen and related workers"
17 "Glass and ceramics production process workers n.e.c."
170 "Hospital or ward orderlies: ambulance men"
171 "Proprietors and managers, services, sports and recreations n.e.c."
173 "Ministers of the crown; MPs (n.e.c.); senior government officials"
174 "Local authortiy senior officers"
175 "Managers in engineering and allied trades"
176 "Managers in building and contracting"
177 "Managers in mining and production n.e.c."
178 "Personnel managers"
179 "Sales managers"
18 "Furnacemen metal"
180 "Managers n.e.c."
181 "Medical practitioners (qualified)"
182 "Dental practitioners"
183 "Nurses"
184 "Pharmacists"
185 "Radiographers (medical and industrial)"
186 "Opthalmic and dispensing optician"
187 "Chiropodists"
188 "Physiotherapists"
189 "Occupation therapists"
19 "Rolling, tube mill operators, metal drawers"
190 "Public health inspectors"
191 "Medical workers n.e.c."
192 "University teachers"
193 "Primary and secondary school teachers"
194 "Teachers n.e.c."
195 "Civil, structural, municipal engineers"
196 "Mechanical engineers"
197 "Electrical engineers"
198 "Electronic engineers"
199 "Workstudy, progress engineers"
2 "Farmers, farm managers, market gardeners"
20 "Moulders, and coremakers (foundry)"
200 "Planning production engineers"
201 "Engineers n.e.c."
202 "Metallurgists"
203 "Technologists n.e.c."
204 "Chemists"
205 "Physical and biological scientists"
206 "Authors, journalists and related workers"
207 "Stage managers, actors, entertainers, musicians"
208 "Painters, sculptors and related creative artists"
209 "Accountants, professional"
21 "Smiths, forgemen"
210 "Company secretaries and registrars"
211 "Surveyors"
212 "Architects, town planners"
213 "Clergy, ministers, members of religious orders"
214 "Judges, barristers, advocates, solicitors"
215 "Social welfare and related workers"
216 "Officials of trades or professional associations"
217 "Professional workers n.e.c."
218 "Draughtsmen"
219 "Laboratory assistants, technicians"
22 "Metal making and treating workers n.e.c."
220 "Technical and related workers"
221 "Armed Forces (UK)"
222 "Armed Forces (Commonwealth and Foreign)"
223 "Inadequately described occupat"
23 "Fettlers, metal dressers"
24 "Radio and radar mechanics"
25 "Installers and repairmen, telephone"
26 "Linesmen, cable jointers"
27 "Electricians"
28 "Electrical and electronic fitters"
29 "Assemblers (electrical and electronic)"
3 "Agricultural workers n.e.c."
30 "Electrical engineers (so described)"
31 "Foremen (engineering and allied trades)"
32 "Apprentices (engineering and allied trades)"
33 "Sheet metal workers"
34 "Steel erectors; riggers"
35 "Metal plate workers; riveters"
36 "Gas, electric welders, cutters; braziers"
37 "Turners"
38 "Machine tool setters, setter operators n.e.c."
39 "Machine tool operators"
4 "Agricultural machinery drivers"
40 "Tool makers, tool room fitters"
41 "Motor mechanics, auto engineers"
42 "Maintenance fitters, maintenance engineers, millwrights"
43 "Fitters n.e.c., machine erectors, etc."
44 "Electro-platers, dip platers and related workers"
45 "Plumbers, gas fitters, lead burners"
46 "Pipe fitters, heating engineers"
47 "Press workers and stampers"
48 "Metal workers n.e.c."
49 "Watch and chronometer makers and repairers"
5 "Gardeners and Groundsmen"
50 "Precision instrument makers and repairers"
51 "Goldsmiths, silversmiths, jewellery makers"
52 "Coach, carriage, wagon builders and repairers"
53 "Inspectors (metal and electrical goods)"
54 "Other metal making, working; jewellery and electrical production process workers"
55 "Carpenters and joiners"
56 "Cabinet makers"
57 "Sawyers and wood working machinists"
58 "Pattern makers"
59 "Woodworkers n.e.c."
6 "Foresters and woodmen\"
60 "Tanners; leather, fur dressers, fellmongers"
61 "Shoemakers and shoe repairers"
62 "Cutters, lasters, sewers, footwear and related workers"
63 "Leather products makers n.e.c."
64 "Fibre preparers"
65 "Spinners, doublers, twisters"
66 "Winders, reelers"
67 "Warpers, sizers, drawerrs-in"
68 "Weavers"
69 "Knitters"
7 "Coal mine workers underground"
70 "Bleachers and finishers of textiles"
71 "Dyers of textiles"
72 "Textile fabrics and related products makers and examiners n.e.c."
73 "Textile fabrics etc, production process workers n.e.c."
74 "Tailors, dress, light clothing makers"
75 "Upholsterers and related workers"
76 "Hand and machine sewers and embroiderers, textile and light leather products"
77 "Clothing and related products makers n.e.c."
78 "Bakers and pastry cooks"
79 "Butchers and meat cutters"
8 "Coal mine workers above ground"
80 "Brewers, wine makers and related workers"
81 "Food processors n.e.c."
82 "Tobacco preparers and products makers"
83 "Makers of paper and paperboard"
84 "Paper products makers"
85 "Compositors"
86 "Printing press operators"
87 "Printers (so described)"
88 "Printing workers n.e.c."
89 "Workers in rubber"
9 "Workers below ground n.e.c."
90 "Workers in plastic"
91 "Craftsmen n.e.c."
92 "Other production process workers"
93 "Bricklayers, tile setters"
94 "Masons, stone cutters, slate workers"
95 "Plasterers, cement finishers, terrazzo workers"
96 "Builders (so described); clerks of works"
97 "Bricklayers etc; labourers n.e.c."
98 "Construction workers n.e.c."
99 "Aerographers, paint sprayers".
VARIABLE LABELS NOCCC7 "Occupation - Census code. 1971".
VALUE LABELS NOCCC7
1 "Fishermen"
10 "Surface workers n.e.c. mines and quarries"
100 "Painters, decorators n.e.c."
101 "Coach painters (so described)"
102 "Boiler firemen"
103 "Crane operators; slingers"
104 "Operators of earth moving and other construction machinery n.e.c."
105 "Stationery engine, materials handling plant operators n.e.c. oilers and greasers"
106 "Railway lengthmen, Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c."
107 "Chemical and allied trades"
108 "Engineering and allied trades"
109 "Foundries in engineering and allied trades"
11 "Furnacemen, coal gas and coke ovens"
110 "Textiles (not textile goods)"
111 "Coke ovens and gas works"
112 "Glass and ceramics"
113 "Building and contracting"
114 "Other"
115 "Deck, engineering officers and pilots, ship"
116 "Deck and engineroom ratings, barge and boatmen"
117 "Aircraft pilots, navigators and flight engineers"
118 "Drivers, motormen, second men, railway engine"
119 "Railway guards"
12 "Chemical production process workers n.e.c."
120 "Drivers of buses, coaches"
121 "Drivers of other road passenger vehicles"
122 "Drivers of road goods vehicles"
123 "Inspectors, supervisors, transport"
124 "Shunters, pointsmen"
125 "Signalmen and crossing keepers, railways"
126 "Traffic controllers and dispatchers, transport"
127 "Telephone operators\"
128 "Telegraph and radio operators"
129 "Postmen, mailsorters"
13 "Ceramic formers"
130 "Messengers"
131 "Bus conductors"
132 "Porters, ticket collectors, railway"
133 "Stevedores, dock labourers"
134 "Lorry drivers mates, van guards"
135 "Workers in transport and communication occupations n.e.c."
136 "Warehousmen, storekeepers and assistants"
137 "Packers, labellers and related workers"
138 "Office managers n.e.c."
139 "Clerks, cashiers"
14 "Glass formers, finishers and decorators"
140 "Office machine operators"
141 "Typists, shorthand writers, secretaries"
142 "Civil service executive officers"
143 "Proprietors and managers, sales"
144 "Shop salesmen and assistants"
145 "Roundsmen (bread, milk, laundry, soft drinks)"
146 "Street vendors, hawkers"
147 "Garage proprietors"
148 "Commercial travellers, manufacturers' agents"
149 "Finance, insurance brokers, financial agents"
15 "Furnacement, kilnmen, glass and ceramic"
150 "Salesmen' services: valuers, auctioneers"
151 "Fire brigade officers and men"
152 "Police officers and men"
153 "Guards and related workers n.e.c."
154 "Publicans, innkeepers"
155 "Barmen, barmaids"
156 "Proprietors and managers boarding houses and hotels"
157 "Housekeepers, stewards, matrons and housemothers"
158 "Domestic housekeepers"
159 "Restauranteurs"
16 "Ceramics' decorators and finishers"
160 "Waiters and Waitresses"
161 "Canteen assistants, counter hands"
162 "Cooks"
163 "Kitchen hands"
164 "Maids, valets and related service workers n.e.c."
165 "Caretakers, office keepers"
166 "Charwomen, office cleaners; window cleaners, chimney sweeps"
167 "Hairdressers, manicurists, beauticians"
168 "Launderers, dry cleaners and pressers"
169 "Athletes, sportsmen and related workers"
17 "Glass and ceramics production process workers n.e.c."
170 "Hospital or ward orderlies: ambulance men"
171 "Proprietors and managers, services, sports and recreations n.e.c."
173 "Ministers of the crown; MPs (n.e.c.); senior government officials"
174 "Local authortiy senior officers"
175 "Managers in engineering and allied trades"
176 "Managers in building and contracting"
177 "Managers in mining and production n.e.c."
178 "Personnel managers"
179 "Sales managers"
18 "Furnacemen metal"
180 "Managers n.e.c."
181 "Medical practitioners (qualified)"
182 "Dental practitioners"
183 "Nurses"
184 "Pharmacists"
185 "Radiographers (medical and industrial)"
186 "Opthalmic and dispensing optician"
187 "Chiropodists"
188 "Physiotherapists"
189 "Occupation therapists"
19 "Rolling, tube mill operators, metal drawers"
190 "Public health inspectors"
191 "Medical workers n.e.c."
192 "University teachers"
193 "Primary and secondary school teachers"
194 "Teachers n.e.c."
195 "Civil, structural, municipal engineers"
196 "Mechanical engineers"
197 "Electrical engineers"
198 "Electronic engineers"
199 "Workstudy, progress engineers"
2 "Farmers, farm managers, market gardeners"
20 "Moulders, and coremakers (foundry)"
200 "Planning production engineers"
201 "Engineers n.e.c."
202 "Metallurgists"
203 "Technologists n.e.c."
204 "Chemists"
205 "Physical and biological scientists"
206 "Authors, journalists and related workers"
207 "Stage managers, actors, entertainers, musicians"
208 "Painters, sculptors and related creative artists"
209 "Accountants, professional"
21 "Smiths, forgemen"
210 "Company secretaries and registrars"
211 "Surveyors"
212 "Architects, town planners"
213 "Clergy, ministers, members of religious orders"
214 "Judges, barristers, advocates, solicitors"
215 "Social welfare and related workers"
216 "Officials of trades or professional associations"
217 "Professional workers n.e.c."
218 "Draughtsmen"
219 "Laboratory assistants, technicians"
22 "Metal making and treating workers n.e.c."
220 "Technical and related workers"
221 "Armed Forces (UK)"
222 "Armed Forces (Commonwealth and Foreign)"
223 "Inadequately described occupat"
23 "Fettlers, metal dressers"
24 "Radio and radar mechanics"
25 "Installers and repairmen, telephone"
26 "Linesmen, cable jointers"
27 "Electricians"
28 "Electrical and electronic fitters"
29 "Assemblers (electrical and electronic)"
3 "Agricultural workers n.e.c."
30 "Electrical engineers (so described)"
31 "Foremen (engineering and allied trades)"
32 "Apprentices (engineering and allied trades)"
33 "Sheet metal workers"
34 "Steel erectors; riggers"
35 "Metal plate workers; riveters"
36 "Gas, electric welders, cutters; braziers"
37 "Turners"
38 "Machine tool setters, setter operators n.e.c."
39 "Machine tool operators"
4 "Agricultural machinery drivers"
40 "Tool makers, tool room fitters"
41 "Motor mechanics, auto engineers"
42 "Maintenance fitters, maintenance engineers, millwrights"
43 "Fitters n.e.c., machine erectors, etc."
44 "Electro-platers, dip platers and related workers"
45 "Plumbers, gas fitters, lead burners"
46 "Pipe fitters, heating engineers"
47 "Press workers and stampers"
48 "Metal workers n.e.c."
49 "Watch and chronometer makers and repairers"
5 "Gardeners and Groundsmen"
50 "Precision instrument makers and repairers"
51 "Goldsmiths, silversmiths, jewellery makers"
52 "Coach, carriage, wagon builders and repairers"
53 "Inspectors (metal and electrical goods)"
54 "Other metal making, working; jewellery and electrical production process workers"
55 "Carpenters and joiners"
56 "Cabinet makers"
57 "Sawyers and wood working machinists"
58 "Pattern makers"
59 "Woodworkers n.e.c."
6 "Foresters and woodmen\"
60 "Tanners; leather, fur dressers, fellmongers"
61 "Shoemakers and shoe repairers"
62 "Cutters, lasters, sewers, footwear and related workers"
63 "Leather products makers n.e.c."
64 "Fibre preparers"
65 "Spinners, doublers, twisters"
66 "Winders, reelers"
67 "Warpers, sizers, drawerrs-in"
68 "Weavers"
69 "Knitters"
7 "Coal mine workers underground"
70 "Bleachers and finishers of textiles"
71 "Dyers of textiles"
72 "Textile fabrics and related products makers and examiners n.e.c."
73 "Textile fabrics etc, production process workers n.e.c."
74 "Tailors, dress, light clothing makers"
75 "Upholsterers and related workers"
76 "Hand and machine sewers and embroiderers, textile and light leather products"
77 "Clothing and related products makers n.e.c."
78 "Bakers and pastry cooks"
79 "Butchers and meat cutters"
8 "Coal mine workers above ground"
80 "Brewers, wine makers and related workers"
81 "Food processors n.e.c."
82 "Tobacco preparers and products makers"
83 "Makers of paper and paperboard"
84 "Paper products makers"
85 "Compositors"
86 "Printing press operators"
87 "Printers (so described)"
88 "Printing workers n.e.c."
89 "Workers in rubber"
9 "Workers below ground n.e.c."
90 "Workers in plastic"
91 "Craftsmen n.e.c."
92 "Other production process workers"
93 "Bricklayers, tile setters"
94 "Masons, stone cutters, slate workers"
95 "Plasterers, cement finishers, terrazzo workers"
96 "Builders (so described); clerks of works"
97 "Bricklayers etc; labourers n.e.c."
98 "Construction workers n.e.c."
99 "Aerographers, paint sprayers".
VARIABLE LABELS NOCCS7 "Occupation - Statistics code. 1971.".
VALUE LABELS NOCCS7
1 "Fishermen"
10 "Surface workers n.e.c. mines and quarries"
100 "Painters, decorators n.e.c."
101 "Coach painters (so described)"
102 "Boiler firemen"
103 "Crane operators; slingers"
104 "Operators of earth moving and other construction machinery n.e.c."
105 "Stationery engine, materials handling plant operators n.e.c. oilers and greasers"
106 "Railway lengthmen, Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c."
107 "Chemical and allied trades"
108 "Engineering and allied trades"
109 "Foundries in engineering and allied trades"
11 "Furnacemen, coal gas and coke ovens"
110 "Textiles (not textile goods)"
111 "Coke ovens and gas works"
112 "Glass and ceramics"
113 "Building and contracting"
114 "Other"
115 "Deck, engineering officers and pilots, ship"
116 "Deck and engineroom ratings, barge and boatmen"
117 "Aircraft pilots, navigators and flight engineers"
118 "Drivers, motormen, second men, railway engine"
119 "Railway guards"
12 "Chemical production process workers n.e.c."
120 "Drivers of buses, coaches"
121 "Drivers of other road passenger vehicles"
122 "Drivers of road goods vehicles"
123 "Inspectors, supervisors, transport"
124 "Shunters, pointsmen"
125 "Signalmen and crossing keepers, railways"
126 "Traffic controllers and dispatchers, transport"
127 "Telephone operators\"
128 "Telegraph and radio operators"
129 "Postmen, mailsorters"
13 "Ceramic formers"
130 "Messengers"
131 "Bus conductors"
132 "Porters, ticket collectors, railway"
133 "Stevedores, dock labourers"
134 "Lorry drivers mates, van guards"
135 "Workers in transport and communication occupations n.e.c."
136 "Warehousmen, storekeepers and assistants"
137 "Packers, labellers and related workers"
138 "Office managers n.e.c."
139 "Clerks, cashiers"
14 "Glass formers, finishers and decorators"
140 "Office machine operators"
141 "Typists, shorthand writers, secretaries"
142 "Civil service executive officers"
143 "Proprietors and managers, sales"
144 "Shop salesmen and assistants"
145 "Roundsmen (bread, milk, laundry, soft drinks)"
146 "Street vendors, hawkers"
147 "Garage proprietors"
148 "Commercial travellers, manufacturers' agents"
149 "Finance, insurance brokers, financial agents"
15 "Furnacement, kilnmen, glass and ceramic"
150 "Salesmen' services: valuers, auctioneers"
151 "Fire brigade officers and men"
152 "Police officers and men"
153 "Guards and related workers n.e.c."
154 "Publicans, innkeepers"
155 "Barmen, barmaids"
156 "Proprietors and managers boarding houses and hotels"
157 "Housekeepers, stewards, matrons and housemothers"
158 "Domestic housekeepers"
159 "Restauranteurs"
16 "Ceramics' decorators and finishers"
160 "Waiters and Waitresses"
161 "Canteen assistants, counter hands"
162 "Cooks"
163 "Kitchen hands"
164 "Maids, valets and related service workers n.e.c."
165 "Caretakers, office keepers"
166 "Charwomen, office cleaners; window cleaners, chimney sweeps"
167 "Hairdressers, manicurists, beauticians"
168 "Launderers, dry cleaners and pressers"
169 "Athletes, sportsmen and related workers"
17 "Glass and ceramics production process workers n.e.c."
170 "Hospital or ward orderlies: ambulance men"
171 "Proprietors and managers, services, sports and recreations n.e.c."
173 "Ministers of the crown; MPs (n.e.c.); senior government officials"
174 "Local authortiy senior officers"
175 "Managers in engineering and allied trades"
176 "Managers in building and contracting"
177 "Managers in mining and production n.e.c."
178 "Personnel managers"
179 "Sales managers"
18 "Furnacemen metal"
180 "Managers n.e.c."
181 "Medical practitioners (qualified)"
182 "Dental practitioners"
183 "Nurses"
184 "Pharmacists"
185 "Radiographers (medical and industrial)"
186 "Opthalmic and dispensing optician"
187 "Chiropodists"
188 "Physiotherapists"
189 "Occupation therapists"
19 "Rolling, tube mill operators, metal drawers"
190 "Public health inspectors"
191 "Medical workers n.e.c."
192 "University teachers"
193 "Primary and secondary school teachers"
194 "Teachers n.e.c."
195 "Civil, structural, municipal engineers"
196 "Mechanical engineers"
197 "Electrical engineers"
198 "Electronic engineers"
199 "Workstudy, progress engineers"
2 "Farmers, farm managers, market gardeners"
20 "Moulders, and coremakers (foundry)"
200 "Planning production engineers"
201 "Engineers n.e.c."
202 "Metallurgists"
203 "Technologists n.e.c."
204 "Chemists"
205 "Physical and biological scientists"
206 "Authors, journalists and related workers"
207 "Stage managers, actors, entertainers, musicians"
208 "Painters, sculptors and related creative artists"
209 "Accountants, professional"
21 "Smiths, forgemen"
210 "Company secretaries and registrars"
211 "Surveyors"
212 "Architects, town planners"
213 "Clergy, ministers, members of religious orders"
214 "Judges, barristers, advocates, solicitors"
215 "Social welfare and related workers"
216 "Officials of trades or professional associations"
217 "Professional workers n.e.c."
218 "Draughtsmen"
219 "Laboratory assistants, technicians"
22 "Metal making and treating workers n.e.c."
220 "Technical and related workers"
221 "Armed Forces (UK)"
222 "Armed Forces (Commonwealth and Foreign)"
223 "Inadequately described occupat"
23 "Fettlers, metal dressers"
24 "Radio and radar mechanics"
25 "Installers and repairmen, telephone"
26 "Linesmen, cable jointers"
27 "Electricians"
28 "Electrical and electronic fitters"
29 "Assemblers (electrical and electronic)"
3 "Agricultural workers n.e.c."
30 "Electrical engineers (so described)"
31 "Foremen (engineering and allied trades)"
32 "Apprentices (engineering and allied trades)"
33 "Sheet metal workers"
34 "Steel erectors; riggers"
35 "Metal plate workers; riveters"
36 "Gas, electric welders, cutters; braziers"
37 "Turners"
38 "Machine tool setters, setter operators n.e.c."
39 "Machine tool operators"
4 "Agricultural machinery drivers"
40 "Tool makers, tool room fitters"
41 "Motor mechanics, auto engineers"
42 "Maintenance fitters, maintenance engineers, millwrights"
43 "Fitters n.e.c., machine erectors, etc."
44 "Electro-platers, dip platers and related workers"
45 "Plumbers, gas fitters, lead burners"
46 "Pipe fitters, heating engineers"
47 "Press workers and stampers"
48 "Metal workers n.e.c."
49 "Watch and chronometer makers and repairers"
5 "Gardeners and Groundsmen"
50 "Precision instrument makers and repairers"
51 "Goldsmiths, silversmiths, jewellery makers"
52 "Coach, carriage, wagon builders and repairers"
53 "Inspectors (metal and electrical goods)"
54 "Other metal making, working; jewellery and electrical production process workers"
55 "Carpenters and joiners"
56 "Cabinet makers"
57 "Sawyers and wood working machinists"
58 "Pattern makers"
59 "Woodworkers n.e.c."
6 "Foresters and woodmen\"
60 "Tanners; leather, fur dressers, fellmongers"
61 "Shoemakers and shoe repairers"
62 "Cutters, lasters, sewers, footwear and related workers"
63 "Leather products makers n.e.c."
64 "Fibre preparers"
65 "Spinners, doublers, twisters"
66 "Winders, reelers"
67 "Warpers, sizers, drawerrs-in"
68 "Weavers"
69 "Knitters"
7 "Coal mine workers underground"
70 "Bleachers and finishers of textiles"
71 "Dyers of textiles"
72 "Textile fabrics and related products makers and examiners n.e.c."
73 "Textile fabrics etc, production process workers n.e.c."
74 "Tailors, dress, light clothing makers"
75 "Upholsterers and related workers"
76 "Hand and machine sewers and embroiderers, textile and light leather products"
77 "Clothing and related products makers n.e.c."
78 "Bakers and pastry cooks"
79 "Butchers and meat cutters"
8 "Coal mine workers above ground"
80 "Brewers, wine makers and related workers"
81 "Food processors n.e.c."
82 "Tobacco preparers and products makers"
83 "Makers of paper and paperboard"
84 "Paper products makers"
85 "Compositors"
86 "Printing press operators"
87 "Printers (so described)"
88 "Printing workers n.e.c."
89 "Workers in rubber"
9 "Workers below ground n.e.c."
90 "Workers in plastic"
91 "Craftsmen n.e.c."
92 "Other production process workers"
93 "Bricklayers, tile setters"
94 "Masons, stone cutters, slate workers"
95 "Plasterers, cement finishers, terrazzo workers"
96 "Builders (so described); clerks of works"
97 "Bricklayers etc; labourers n.e.c."
98 "Construction workers n.e.c."
99 "Aerographers, paint sprayers".
VARIABLE LABELS NPOB7 "Country of birth. 1971".
VALUE LABELS NPOB7
991W "Scotland"
992W "Northern Ireland"
993A "Irish Republic"
993B "Jersey Guernsey & adjacent islands IOM"
993C "UK (place not stated); England"
993D "Ireland (place not stated)"
993G "Wales"
993W "Rest of world, At sea, Not stated"
994D "Belgium Luxembourg"
994E "Netherlands"
994G "France"
994H "Spain"
994L "Italy"
994M "Austria"
994Q "Germany East and West"
994W "Other Europe excluding USSR"
994X "Hungary"
994Y "Poland"
995A "Gibraltar"
995B "Malta Gozo"
995D "Ghana"
995E "Sierra Leone"
995F "Nigeria"
995H "Rhodesia"
995J "Kenya"
995K "Malawi"
995L "Tanzania"
995M "Uganda"
995P "Zambia"
995W "Other Africa Commonwealth"
996A "Cyprus"
996C "India"
996D "Ceylon"
996E "Malaysia; Singapore; Other Asia/Oceania (Commonwealth)"
996F "Hong Kong"
996G "Australia"
996H "New Zealand"
996K "Canada"
996M "Barbados"
996P "Jamaica"
996Q "Trinidad and Tobago"
996S "Other and unspecified Commonwealth countries in the Americas"
996T "Guyana"
997A "USA"
997W "Latin America"
998F "South Africa"
999A "Israel and Palestine"
999C "Turkey"
999E "Iran"
999G "Burma"
999J "China"
999L "USSR"
999N "Pakistan (includes Bangladesh)".
VARIABLE LABELS NSALWAG7 "Salary/Wage earner. 1971".
VALUE LABELS NSALWAG7
0 "Managerial"
1 "Technical and professional"
2 "Clerical"
3 "Industrial wage earners"
4 "Non-industrial wage earners"
5 "Agricultural wage earners"
6 "Not applicable - self employed"
space "Not applicable - housewife".
VARIABLE LABELS NVISIND7 "Usual residence or visitor indicator for private households. 1971.".
VALUE LABELS NVISIND7
0 "Resident in a private household, or enumerated in communal establishment"
1 "Visitor to a private household".