... pertain to the cat- egories of managers and sales workers, but statistically significant net differ- ences also occur in the professional, operative, and transport categories. In ~ \I t N Ta bl e I. -M ajo rO cc up at io n G ro up o f Em pl oy ed Pe rs on s in th e 19 70 CP S- Ce ns us M at ch C en su s...

...: United States, 1970 Occupation Total Total 49,536,472 Professional, technical and kindred workers 6,992,250 Managers and adminis- trators, except farm 5,394,585 Sales workers 3,363,507 Clerical and kindred workers 3,736,86~ Craftsmen and kindred workers 10,558,346 Operatives, except transport 6,829,828...

... across ages and be- tween 1962 and 1972. At both points of time and at each age whites were more likely than nonwhites to be professional, managerial and sales workers, craftsmen, and farmers and farm managers. Non- whites were consistently more likely to be operatives, service workers, nonfarm or farm...

... Illiterate Residents 1982 Professional and technical workers 3,164 10.5 38.3 45.1 11.7 0.2 65.7 Managers and administrators 628 2.1 30.3 9.7 4.6 2.7 66.6 Clerical workers 764 2.5 34.7 22.9 4.1 1.4 57.1 Sales workers 526 1.7 42.4 55.9 0.8 11.0 57.8 Service workers 917 3.0 25.8 57.8 0.0 17.7 54.7 Agricultural...

... and Differentials in Breast Feeding: An Update 47 Table I (Continued) Respondent's Occupation Professionals and Managers 12.5 2.7 10.3 2.0 0.1 988 725 Sales Workers -5.4 -3.7 -2.9 -0.7 0.1 361 281 Clerical Workers -3.9 -2.5 -3.4 -2.1 -0.5 2,464 1,767 Craft, Operatives, Laborers, and Transport. -3.6 -1. 7 -1. 6 -0.1...

.... Los mismos trabajadores con unas pocas semanas de entreamiento sobre las máquinas pueden generalmente aprender a operar el nuevo equipo. Labor Force Educational Level Farm Laborer Sales Worker Farm Owner References 1 Published in the report of hearings before the Senate Subcommittee...

... Males 18-64 Years Old by Age and Occupation Classified by Peak Median Earnings Occupation Classified by Peak Median Earningsa Professional and technical workers 9+ 7-9 5-7 Managers, officials and proprietors 9+ 7-9 5-7 Sales workers 7-9 5-7 Clerical workers 5-7 4-5 Craftsmen and foremen 7-8 5-7 Under 5...

... 331-599 Managers and administrators 34,843 1,121 369 348-391 1,102 46 501 366-668 Sales workers 12,005 445 468 425-513 329 12 594 307-1,038 Clerical and kindred 10,859 480 534 487-583 1,289 65 668 513-849 Craftsmen and kindred 45,031 1,630 452 430-474 3,090 168 667 569-775 Operatives excluding...

..., pro- prietor, except farm; cler- ical or kindred worker 2 if sales worker; craftsman, foreman, or kindred worker; operator or kindred worker 3 if private household work- er, other service worker; farm laborer; laborer other than farm. (The t-values appear in parentheses un- der the coefficients...

... distributions of urban Japanese Americans aged 25-44 years. When we compare the first column of each table for the years 1950 and 1960, we find that in each of the three regions the proportion of white-collar occupations (professionals, managers, and proprietors, and clerical and sales workers) increased...

... of the various skill levels remained approximately what it had been since 1958 under the McCarran-Walter Act. The three largest shifts were in the professional, clerical and sales, and household worker categories, as indicated in Tables 3 and 4. The professional cat- egory increase during the transition was due...

... and administrative assistants Secretaries and administrative assistants Secretaries and administrative assistants Secretaries and administrative assistants Driver/sales workers and truck drivers Driver/sales workers and truck drivers Driver/sales workers and truck drivers Driver/sales workers and truck...

... for male sales workers probably are erations play some part in this de- also affected by these factors. Saben's cision. More important, however, is the classic study (1964) on geographic mobil- fact that these rates have a highly change- ity (over a one-year period) of males aged able characteristic...

... obscurity about the trend in this occupation, and rest our hopes for valid interpretations of the OCG data on the assumption that these data are inter- nally comparable if not satisfactorily con- sistent with independent census data. Sales workers (Table 3The most evi- dent feature of the aggregate trend...

...-tenths of a percentage point per year between 1970and 1980 and that around 42.5 percent of workers were women by 1980. Both indicate particularly large increases in the percentage female among the managerial major group and above average percentage point increases in the share of technicians and sales...

... and managerial em- ployees; and clerical and related workers." Representative workers in this category include teachers, bookkeepers and cashiers, and clerical workers. 2. Sales and service workers. Sales personnel were dominant, but with substantial numbers of waiters, cooks, barbers, and beauticians. 3...

.... semiprofessional. managerial. self-employed. clerical-sales. service. and skilled workers; unskilled and not ascertained occupations are the reference group. b Professional. managerial. and cterlcal-sales: E3 x professional. E3 x managerial, and E3 x clerical-sales: the remaining occupations are the reference...

... at the professional-tech- nical level. The same is true of the white population, but to a lesser extent. For Negroes and Filipinos, however, in- creases have been mainly in the ranks of clerical and sales workers and to a lesser extent in professional-technical workers. The rise in the proportion of professional...

..., 1973). The workers in clerical [column (5)] and sales [column (6)] occupations de- clined after the 1965 Act. This held true for the total distribution and for each continent except Oceania (which had a low immigration total). The decline was due to refusal of labor certification for many jobs in those...

.... farm Clerical and kindred workers 15 16 1 Sales workers 22 22 - Craftsmen, foremen, and kindred 26 28 2 workers Operatives and kindred workers 22 24 2 Service workers including private 14 11 -3 household Farm laborers and foremen 24 31 7' Laborers, except farm and mine 43 45 2 1 294 DEMOGRAPHY...