1990 POPULATION CENSUS Detailed data based on a 2 per cent representative sample (1992)

II. TABLES - 2. Detaíled data - 2.2 OCCUPATION

2.2.8 ACTIVE EARNERS BY 2.2.8.2 Total Serial nuntoer Occupational group Total 14-19 20-2* 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-49 TECHNICAL OCCUPATION 1 Technical directors

, enterprise chief engineers

, technical managers 9800 200 550 700 1450 4450 2 Technical department, technical division managers 4550 50 250 450 2600 3 Agricultural branch or department managers 3250 50 50 650 700 1300 4 Managers of section of factory or agricultural unit 8000 200 750 1200 1750 2400 5 Agricultural works or forestry managere 4750 50 250 700 U50 1100 1250 6 Veterinarles 2150 200 300 450 650 7 Industrial works managers 22950 400 1100 2700 4700 10150 8 Production engineers 8100 1000 1550 1200 1850 2200 9 Chiefs, managere in construction 8100 250 400 950 1450 3500 10 Other technical managers 3500 50 50 250 550 550 1650 11 Workshop managers 58650 100 1700 4550 7400 10300 23200 12 Technical researchers, planners, experts 35750 150 2450 3250 5400 6250 13150 13 Technical occupations in preparatory works of manufacturing 19650 150 1250 2150 2450 3450 6950 14 Works programmers, dispatchers, coordinators 4850 50 450 450 900 650 1500 15 Works maintenance and security occupations 19950 100 900 1200 3100 3600 7550 16 Engineers 33450 1150 4300 4 950 5900 11500 17 Technicians, works technicians 24550 450 2700 2000 2900 4150 8550 18 Technical occupations not elsewhere classified 46650 1450 4700 3650 5700 10200 14900 19 TOGETHER 318650 2550 17750 27100 42150 58950 1 17450 OCCUPATIONS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, JURISDICTION, ECONOMY, TRANSPORT AND TRADE 20 Central state aihinistration managers 2500 50 200 250 1600 21 Heads of local achlnistration 5950 100 350 400 1150 2200 22 Party and mass organization, leaders 2150 200 200 600 650 23 Central state administration executives 8450 200 550 600 950 1500 2850 24 Administrators of enterprises and organizations 22200 450 1500 2350 4 050 4850 6900 25 Subordinate local administration executives 2450 100 100 150 300 300 850 26 Subordinate executive of party and mass organizations 27900 300 1 050 1500 3000 6400 10400 27 Occupations in jurisdiction 11100 100 400 900 1800 2250 2900 28 Enterprise and organization managers 19650 400 550 2000 2950 9 150 29 Chiefs of co-operative 4950 100 450 750 2750 30 Chief accountants, economic managers 71550 600 3500 3900 9650 14500 28900 31 Computing managers 13150 400 1400 2100 2200 2800 3600 32 Professional managers in transport,post and telecoamun. 13000 350 950 900 1400 2950 4150 33 Transport, post and telecommunication professionals 39900 2500 4350 4100 5200 6950 11150 34 Direct eervice managers in transport, post and telecommunication 7750 200 850 850 1100 1400 2150 35 Trading and marketing professionals 59300 1050 3950 5750 B000 11000 21150 36 At least three-handed commercial unit managere 30400 50 900 2100 5400 5900 12150 37 At least three-handed hostelry unit managers 12250 650 650 1750 2900 4700 38 Service unit managers 1200 50 150 100 450 400 39 Other trade or tourists' service occupations 22150 1100 3050 2850 2900 4650 6000 40 Head store-keepers, store-keepers 19950 200 1000 1550 3300 3350 6750 41 TOGETHER 397900 7600 24750 31650 54350 77850 141350 HEALTH AND CULTURAL OCCUPATIONS 42 Physicians, dentists 25000 350 2350 3900 4900 7800 43 Pharmacists 4700 50 800 350 750 1650 44 Nurses 9650 550 900 1200 1500 1850 2850 45 Personal care workers 14150 800 1500 1800 2500 2550 3600 46 Msdical assistants 29100 1850 4900 3350 4500 3800 8500 47 Health occupations not elsewhere classified 10050 700 1100 1150 1850 3900 48 Third-level education teaching professionals 15800 250 700 1950 3250 5050 49 Secondary and primary education teaching professionals 76650 4850 10050 11250 13800 24450 50 Pre-primary education teaching and other pedagogic prof. 97150 5750 15350 15100 17650 12550 18000 51 Social science profeesionals 7850 50 350 1000 950 1800 2900 52 Natural science professionals 8400 50 350 1100 1100 1700 3000 53 Librarians and other public education professionals 15850 500 2000 1550 3000 3250 4350 54 Editors, journalists 6050 100 400 400 900 1600 1550 55 Creative or performing artists 17900 300 2000 2450 2550 3100 5350 56 Other cultural occupations 1200 150 200 150 150 400 57 Sporting professionals 4050 450 750 850 850 400 650 58 Prissts, religions professionals 3900 50 50 350 550 400 700 59 TOGETHER 347450 10450 34900 44350 54800 57700 95500 ACCOUNTING, BANKING, FINANCIAL AND OTHER NON-MANUAL OCCUPATIONS 60 Accountants 73400 2550 7000 6750 9 350 14850 24 050 61 Banking professionals 14950 750 1850 1050 1750 2800 5250 62 Financial occupations, cashiers and ticket clerks 65150 2400 5900 5800 9050 12450 22450 63 Computing professionals and associate professionals 5350 250 900 500 800 1150 1350 64 Wage accountants 21950 1000 2250 1550 3600 5250 6550 65 Stenographers and typists 37650 3900 4500 4250 6350 7600 8500 66 Other non-manual workers not elsewhere classified 233200 10700 24650 26500 34800 46700 67650 67 TOGETHER 451650 21550 47050 46400 65700 90800 135800 66 TOTAL NON-MANUAL WORKERS 1515650 42150 124450 149500 217000 285300 490100 192