| Frequency distribution (%) | |
|---|---|
| Professional, technical and related worker | 9 |
| Administrative, managerial | 1 |
| Clerical and related worker | 2 |
| Sales | 2 |
| Agricultural worker | 22 |
| Factory/production worker | 17 |
| Government/public sector worker | 9 |
| Armed forces | 1 |
| Home-based worker | 0 |
| Other service worker | 13 |
| Unpaid family worker | 1 |
| Unemployed/looking for work | 4 |
| Disabled | 2 |
| Other | 12 |
| DK | 2 |
| RA | 2 |
FATHOC: Father's occupation
Question text: What are/were the occupations of your father?
Values:
- Professional, technical and related worker
- Administrative, managerial
- Clerical and related worker
- Sales
- Agricultural worker
- Factory/production worker
- Government/public sector worker
- Armed forces
- Home-based worker
- Other service worker
- Unpaid family worker
- Unemployed/looking for work
- Disabled
- Other
- DK
- RA
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