DOWNLOAD CAMSIS FILES | Index files: .dta / .sav / .dat / .xls Zip file: ISCO88 |
Links to scales for the 2002 unit-group, microclass units, and occupation-by-education combinations (as described in Griffiths and Lambert 2011) |
version 1.0; author: Paul Lambert; released on: 21 December 2008 | version 2.0; author: Paul Lambert and David Griffiths; released on: 23 May 2011 | |
Version 1 information | |
Data |
2002 Census, accessed via IPUMS-International, www.ipums.org |
Cases
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Analysis was standardised on the population of adults with jobs within the 2002 census (840971 individuals). CAMSIS scale derivations performed on sub-population of both-working heterosexual cohabiting couples (221950 couples). |
Occupational classification: | International Standard Classification of Occupations 1988 (ISCO-88) (details). Note: ISCO-88 occupation 110 (armed forces) is not represented in the scale construction process and is given a missing value for CAMSIS scale score in the index files above. Additional scales (version 2) for the 2002 unit, microclass units, and occupation-by-education combinations are available from the US CAMSIS 'SONOCS' versions (as described in Griffiths and Lambert 2011) |
Status in employment: |
Three category scheme (variable 'empst3'): 0 - Unknown Employment Status 1 - Self-employed with employees [in ISCO88 major group 1] 2 - Self-employed without employees (own account) 3 - Employee (See http://www.geode.stir.ac.uk/ougs.html#empst3 ). Note: Derived from the IPUMS unharmonised variable 'classwkd'. For the Romanian IPUMS data, the category 1 (self-employed with employees) is only represented in ISCO-88 major group 1. For practical purposes, we recommend that the cateogry 2 be used for self-employed with employees in other ISCO-88 major groups. |
Author/construction notes: | Version 1 scale generated December 2008 by Paul Lambert, Univ. Stirling, using Stata correspondence analysis routines. The Version 2 scale, released in May 2011, uses less occupational detail (occupations only, disregarding employment status), but does have the attraction of enabling comparisons between ISCO and microclass units. |
Users may find it helpful to read our generic notes on:
Occupational ClassificationDetails of the ISCO-88 four-digit values used are available from the ILO website. There are also further comments on ISCO schema in the 'occupational unit handling' section of these webpages.
Last modified 9 September 2012
This document is maintained by Paul Lambert.