1997 Standard Occupational Classification Revision

Federal RegisterJul 7, 1997

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SUMMARY: Under title 44 U.S.C. 3504, the Office of Management and

Budget (OMB) is seeking public comment on the Standard Occupational

Classification Revision Policy Committee's (SOCRPC) proposals for

revising the 1980 Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) Manual's

occupational units and aggregate groups. The SOCRPC is developing a new

occupational classification system that will include all jobs in the

national economy, including occupations in the public, private, and

military sectors.

All Federal agencies that collect occupational data will use the

new system; similarly, all State and local government agencies are

strongly encouraged to use this national system to promote a common

language for categorizing occupations in the world of work. The new SOC

system will replace the Occupational Employment Statistics (OES)

occupational classification system currently used by the Bureau of

Labor Statistics (BLS) for gathering occupational information. It will

also replace the Bureau of the Census' 1990 occupational classification

system and will be used for the 2000 Census. In addition, the new SOC

will serve as the framework for information being gathered through the

Department of Labor's Occupational Information Network (O*NET), which

is in the process of replacing the Dictionary of Occupational Titles

(DOT).

In two prior Federal Register notices (February 28, 1995, 60 FR

10998-11002; October 5, 1995, 60 FR 52284-52286), the OMB and the

SOCRPC requested comment on the uses of occupational data; on the

existing 1980 SOC classification principles, purpose and scope, and

conceptual options; on the SOCRPC's proposed revision process; and on

the composition of detailed occupations. The categories proposed in

this notice reflect the comments received from the two 1995 notices.

After reviewing the comments on this notice, the SOCRPC will make its

final recommendations to OMB. OMB will publish the SOCRPC

recommendations in the Federal Register for public review and comment

prior to taking final action on the 1997 SOC. The SOCRPC also will

begin preparing the 1997 Standard Occupational Classification Manual

for publication. Committee members will be completing definitions,

assigning associated titles, and developing cross lists to existing

systems.

Request for Comments: The OMB and the SOCRPC welcome comments with

respect to any topic related to occupational classification, but are

specifically interested in comments concerning the following:

(1) The hierarchical structure of the new SOC as reflected in Part

IV of this notice in the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION section below,

especially the minor group, broad occupation, and detailed occupation

organization within the structure, and the numbering system used; and

(2) The establishment of ongoing review and update procedures and a

time frame for future revision as outlined in Part V below. It is

anticipated that the next major review and revision of the SOC will

begin in 2005 in preparation for use in the 2010 Decennial Census.

DATES: To ensure consideration in the further development of the SOC,

all comments must be in writing and received on or before September 5,

1997.

ADDRESSES: Please send comments to Paul Hadlock, Standard Occupational

Classification Revision Policy Committee, U.S. Bureau of Labor

Statistics, Suite 4840, 2 Massachusetts Avenue, N.E., Washington, DC

20212. In addition, copies of draft occupational definitions may be

obtained by writing to this address. All comments received in response

to this notice will be available for public inspection at the Bureau of

Labor Statistics during normal business hours, 8:15 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.,

in Suite 4840, 2 Massachusetts Avenue, N.E., Washington, DC 20212.

Please call BLS on (202) 606-6502 to obtain an appointment to enter the

suite.

Electronic Availability and Comment: This document is available on

the Internet from the BLS via World Wide Web (WWW) browser and E-mail.

The SOCRPC also will place draft occupational definitions and

crosslists to other occupational classification systems on the Internet

as soon as possible. To obtain SOCRPC documents via WWW browser,

connect to ``http://stats.bls.gov/oes__soc.htm''. To obtain this

document via E-mail or to submit comments, send a message to

[email protected] (use only lower case letters). Comments received at

this address by the date specified above will be included as part of

the official record.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Paul Hadlock, U.S. Bureau of Labor

Statistics, Suite 4840, 2 Massachusetts Avenue, N.E., Washington, DC

20212; e-mail [email protected]; telephone (202) 606-6502; FAX (202)

606-6645.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

I. Revision Process

The Standard Occupational Classification Revision Policy Committee

(SOCRPC) used the Occupational Employment Statistics (OES) occupational

classification system currently used by the Bureau of Labor Statistics

(BLS) to gather occupational information as the starting point for the

new Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) framework. The Committee

also relied heavily on the Department of Labor's Occupational

Information Network (O*NET), which is in the process of replacing the

Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT). To carry out the bulk of the

revision effort, the Committee created six work groups to examine

occupations in the following areas:

1. Administrative and Clerical occupations;

2. Natural Science, Law, Health, Education, and Arts occupations;

3. Services and Sales occupations;

4. Construction, Extractive, and Transportation occupations;

5. Mechanical and Production occupations; and

6. Military occupations.

The Committee charged the work groups with ensuring that the

occupations under their consideration conformed to the criteria laid

out in the October 5, 1995, Federal Register notice. In carrying out

their reviews, the work groups carefully considered all proposals

received in response to Federal Register notices issued by the OMB and

the Committee.

II. General Characteristics of the Revised SOC

In the proposed revision of the SOC, there are four levels of

aggregation: (1) major group; (2) minor group; (3) broad occupation;

and (4) detailed occupation. All occupations are clustered into 22

major groups (listed below), such as Management or Health occupations.

These major groups are broken down into occupationally-specific minor

groups, such as Operations Specialties Managers in the Management

Occupations major group or Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners

in the Health Occupations major group. Minor groups, in turn, are

divided into

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detailed occupations, such as Compensation and Benefits Managers, or

Physical Therapists. Detailed occupations are occasionally aggregated

into broad occupations, such as Human Resources Managers or Therapists,

for special purposes, such as data collection or reporting, or to

provide logical aggregates for detailed occupations.

Each item in the hierarchy is designated by a six-digit code. The

first two digits indicate major group, the third digit indicates minor

group, and the last three digits indicate occupation. Major group codes

end with 0000 (e.g., 21-0000, Health Occupations), minor groups end

with 000 (e.g., 21-1000, Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners),

and broad occupations end with 0 (e.g., 21-1050, Therapists). All

residual (``All Other'') occupations end with 9 (e.g., 21-1059,

Therapists, All Other). Minor group residuals end with 99 (e.g., 21-

1099, Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners, All Other), and

major group residuals end with 999 (e.g., 21-4999, Health-Related

Workers, All Other).

The proposed 1997 SOC occupational groups and detailed occupations

presented in Table 1 in Part IV below are not always consecutively

numbered because of these coding conventions as well as to allow for

the insertion of additional occupational groups in future revisions of

the SOC. In addition, the coding system is designed to allow those

desiring a delineation of occupations below the detailed occupation

level to use a decimal point and additional digit(s) after the sixth

digit. It is recommended that users needing extra detail use the

structure currently being developed for O*NET.

Each occupation in the revised SOC will be placed within one of

these major groups:

11 Management Occupations

13 Business and Financial Operations Occupations

15 Computer and Mathematical Occupations

17 Architecture and Engineering Occupations

19 Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations

21 Health Occupations

23 Community and Social Services Occupations

25 Legal Occupations

27 Education, Training, and Library Occupations

29 Arts, Design, Entertainment, Media, and Sports Occupations

31 Sales Occupations

33 Office and Administration Occupations

35 Protective Occupations

37 Food Preparation and Serving Occupations

39 Buildings and Grounds Maintenance Occupations

41 Personal Care and Service Occupations

43 Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupations

45 Construction and Extractive Occupations

47 Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations

49 Production Occupations

51 Transportation and Material Moving Occupations

53 Military Occupations

III. Significant Changes and Responses to Comments

The chart below indicates that the total number of occupational

classifications in the proposed 1997 SOC increased only slightly from

those in the 1997 OES (which is much more current than the 1980 SOC).

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1980 1997 1997

SOC OES SOC

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Total Occupations............................ 665 778 795

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However, significant changes are proposed in certain areas. For

example, the number of occupations in the areas of computers, design,

science, health, law, education, and arts increased by 50% (from 192

OES occupations to 286 SOC occupations), while the number of

occupations in the areas of mechanical and production occupations

decreased by 35% (from 246 OES occupations to 157 SOC occupations).

To provide more comprehensive coverage for the new SOC, the SOCRPC

worked closely with representatives of the Defense Manpower Data Center

to include military occupations in a new Military Occupations major

group. As a general principle in the proposed SOC, military occupations

are listed with civilian occupations having similar duties. For

instance, ``Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineers'' (51-2011)

includes both military and civilian workers. However, there are 20

military occupations for which no close civilian counterpart could be

identified; these military-unique occupations are listed in the

Military Occupations major group. In addition, the work group on

military occupations modified titles and definitions of many

occupations covered by other work groups to ensure proper coverage of

military occupations within the civilian counterpart classifications.

In developing the detailed occupations and the hierarchical coding

structure, the SOCRPC drew on the 53 comments received in response to

the October 5, 1995, SOC Revision Federal Register notice as well as

the recommendations of the SOCRPC work groups. The comments came from a

variety of public and private organizations. Seventeen responses came

from State Employment Security Agencies or State Occupational

Information Coordinating Committees. Sixteen responses came from

associations representing a particular occupational interest (such as

Athletic Trainers, Audiologists, Boilermakers, School Psychologists,

and Social Workers), and two responses came from private sector

companies. The remaining responses came from Federal entities,

including the Congress, the Office of Personnel Management, and the

Social Security Administration. For a complete list of respondents,

please see Part VI of this notice.

All together, 215 separate issues were identified in the

commentors' correspondence. Generally, the issues fell into four broad

categories: 1) new occupations not currently listed in the SOC; 2)

various hierarchy issues (e.g., should Boilermakers be classified as

production workers or construction workers?); 3) occupation or job

title modifications to reflect more precisely the work performed; and

4) general comments on the revision process. The SOCRPC considered all

issues in the public comments. Most recommended changes were

implemented by the various work groups. Specific issues (e.g.,

additions, modifications) addressed by the work groups are listed

below.

In the Management Occupations major group, the OES title ``General

Managers and Top Executives'' was divided into ``Chief Executives''

(11-1001) and ``General and Operations Managers'' (11-1002). ``Quality

Control Managers'' was added as an associated title for ``Industrial

Production Managers'' (11-2031). The definition of ``Transportation,

Storage, and Distribution Managers'' (11-2053) was modified to include

``Logistics Managers.'' ``Farm, Ranch, and Other Agricultural

Managers'' (11-3011) and ``Farmers and Ranchers'' (11-3012) were added

to the revised SOC. The definition of ``Construction Managers'' (11-

3021) was revised to include ``Constructors.'' ``Education

Administrators, Preschool and Child-Care Center/Program'' (11-3031) was

added to the revised SOC. Finally, the definition of ``Medical and

Health Services Managers'' (11-3044) was revised to include ``Long-Term

Care

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Administrators'' and ``Managed Care Specialists.''

In the Business and Financial Operations Occupations major group,

``Logisticians'' (13-1021) and ``Meeting and Convention Planners'' (13-

1023) were added to the revised SOC.

A Computer and Mathematical Occupations major group was created in

the new hierarchy, with the following new or revised occupations:

``Computer and Information Scientists, Research'' (15-1001), ``Computer

Programmers'' (15-1002), ``Computer Software Applications Engineers''

(15-1011), ``Computer Software Engineers, Operating Systems'' (15-

1012), ``Computer Support Specialists'' (15-1021), ``Database

Administrators'' (15-1022), ``Network and Computer Systems

Administrators'' (15-1023), ``Network Systems and Data Communications

Analysts'' (15-1031), ``Systems Analysts, Science and Engineering''

(15-1032), ``Systems Analysts, All Other'' (15-1039), and ``Computer

Specialists, All Other'' (15-1099).

In the Architecture and Engineering Occupations major group,

associated titles were added to ``Aerospace Engineers'' (17-2001).

``Environmental Engineers'' (17-2021) was added to the revised SOC.

``Logistical Engineers'' was added as an associated title for

``Industrial Engineers'' (17-2032). Associated titles were added to

``Mechanical Engineers'' (17-2043). The recommended title ``Research

Support Specialists'' was not added to the revised SOC, as research

support duties are performed by workers in the minor groups

``Architectural, Engineering, and Mapping Technicians'' (17-3000) and

``Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians'' (19-4000).

Associated titles were added to ``Architectural Technicians, Except

Drafters'' (17-3021) and ``Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Technicians'' (17-3033). ``Electro-Mechanical Technicians'' (17-3034)

and ``Environmental Engineering Technicians'' (17-3035) were added to

the revised SOC. The recommendation that ``Industrial Technologists''

be added to the revised SOC was considered but not adopted, as these

workers can be classified under ``Industrial Engineering Technicians''

(17-3036).

In the Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations major group,

``Arborist'' was added as an associated title under the new occupation

``Soil and Plant Scientists'' (19-1013). ``Environmental Scientists''

(19-2004) and ``Environmental Science Technicians'' (19-4004) were

added to the revised SOC. All ``Psychologists'' occupations were placed

into this major group, and the occupation ``Clinical, Counseling, and

School Psychologists'' (19-3031) was added to the SOC. ``Food Testers''

was added as an associated title for ``Agricultural and Food Science

Technicians'' (19-4001).

In the Health Occupations major group, the definition of

``Registered Nurses'' (21-1043) was revised to include ``Registered

Nurses,'' ``Nurse Practitioners,'' ``Clinical Nurse Specialists,''

``Nurse Anesthetists,'' and ``Nurse Midwives.'' ``Audiologists'' and

``Speech-Language Pathologists'' were found to be sufficiently distinct

occupations to justify separate classifications: ``Audiologists'' (21-

1051) and ``Speech-Language Pathologists'' (21-1057). The definitions

of ``Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians'' (21-2011) and

``Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists'' (21-2012) were

revised, and the occupations ``Cytotechnologists,'' ``Blood Bank

Technologists,'' and ``Histotechnologists'' were added as associated

titles for ``Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists.'' ``Dental

Hygienists'' (21-2021) was placed in this major group. The OES title

``Radiologic Technologists'' was divided into ``Diagnostic Medical

Sonographers'' (21-2031) and ``Radiologic Technologists and

Technicians'' (21-2033), and language was added to the definition of

``Radiologic Technologists and Technicians'' to include technologists

who specialize in other modalities such as computerized axial

tomography and magnetic resonance imaging. ``Respiratory Therapy

Technicians'' (21-2048) was added to the revised SOC. Finally,

``Athletic Trainers'' (21-4001) was added to the SOC and listed in this

major group.

In the Community and Social Service Occupations major group,

``Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselors'' (23-1011) and ``Marriage and

Family Counselors and Therapists'' (23-1012) were added to the SOC. The

following occupations were added under the broad occupation ``Social

Workers'' (23-1020): ``Child, Family, and School Social Workers'' (23-

1021), ``Medical and Public Health Social Workers'' (23-1022), ``Mental

Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers'' (23-1023), and ``Social

Workers, All Other'' (23-1029). All definitions and associated titles

were updated to conform to current usage of these job titles.

In the Legal Occupations major group, the title and definition of

``Paralegals and Legal Assistants'' (25-1024) were modified.

In the Education, Training, and Library Occupations major group,

``Teachers, Middle School'' (27-1004) was added to the revised SOC. A

new broad occupation titled ``Librarians, Curators, and Archivists''

(27-4000) was created in the proposed hierarchy, and the definition of

``Librarians'' (27-4021) was revised, but the proposal that

``Librarians'' be divided into ``Librarians'' and ``Information

Professionals'' was considered but not adopted. Similarly, the

recommendation that ``Health Educators'' be added to the revised SOC

was considered but not adopted, as the current definition of

``Instructional Coordinators'' (27-5002), with a specific statement

including ``Public Health Educators,'' was judged to be sufficient.

In the Arts, Design, Entertainment, Media, and Sports Occupations

major group, ``Interpreters and Translators'' (29-2007), ``Floral

Designers'' (29-3003), and ``Graphic Designers'' (29-3004) were added

to the revised SOC.

In the Sales Occupations major group, ``Telemarketers'' (31-2051)

was added to the revised SOC.

In the Office and Administration Occupations major group,

``Customer Service Representatives, Except Sales and Financial'' (33-

5005) was added to the revised SOC. The OES title ``Stenographers and/

or Court Reporters'' was revised to ``Court Reporters, Medical

Transcriptionists, and Stenographers'' (33-6001). The definition of

``Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks'' (33-7008) was revised

to include ``Production Schedulers,'' and ``Inventory Control

Managers'' was added as an associated title for this occupation.

``Central Supply Technicians'' was added as an associated title for

``Stock Clerks and Order Fillers'' (33-7012).

In the Protective Occupations major group, the definition of ``Fire

Fighters'' (35-2001) was updated to reflect these workers' range of

responsibilities.

In the Food Preparation and Serving Occupations major group,

``Caterers'' was added as an associated title under the new occupation

``First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Food Preparation and Serving

Workers'' (37-1001).

In the Buildings and Grounds Maintenance Occupations major group,

``First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and

Groundskeeping Workers'' (39-1002) was added to the revised SOC. The

title and definition of ``Landscaping and Groundskeeping Laborers''

(39-3001) were modified. The title and definition of ``Pesticide

Handlers, Sprayers, and Applicators, Vegetation'' (39-3002) were

modified to include all custom applicators.

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In the Personal Care and Service Occupations major group, several

new casino occupations were added: ``First-Line Supervisors/Managers of

Gaming Workers'' (41-1001), ``Amusement and Recreation Attendants''

(41-2001), ``Games of Chance Attendants'' (41-2011), ``Gaming Dealers''

(41-2012), ``Mutuel Cashiers and Games of Chance Writers'' (41-2013),

and multiple associated titles. Also in this major group,

``Concierges'' (41-4002) and ``Masseuses/Masseurs'' (41-5004) were

added to the revised SOC.

In the Construction and Extractive Occupations major group,

``Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers'' (45-2062) was added to

the revised SOC, and ``Boilermakers'' (45-2001) was moved into this

major group.

In the Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations major

group, five OES telecommunications equipment-related occupations were

condensed to ``Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers''

(47-2003). ``Avionics Technicians'' (47-2011) was added to the revised

SOC. The title and definition of ``Electrical and Electronics

Installers and Repairers, Transportation Equipment'' (47-2013) were

clarified to exclude aircraft and specify communications equipment,

thus providing a place for workers who install, adjust, or maintain

mobile electronics. The recommendation that ``Industrial Electronics

Technicians'' be added to the revised SOC was considered but not

adopted. These workers can be adequately classified as ``Electrical and

Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment'' (47-2014).

``Recreational Vehicle Service Technicians'' (47-3013) and

``Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installers'' (47-4014) were

added to the revised SOC, and the definition of ``Recreational Vehicle

Service Technicians'' was adjusted to emphasize recreational vehicles

and van conversions. Finally, all detailed machinery maintenance

mechanics occupations from the OES were combined into one SOC

occupation: ``Industrial Machinery Mechanics'' (47-4008).

In the Production Occupations major group, ``Fiberglass Laminators

and Fabricators'' (49-2022) was added to the revised SOC. Printing

occupations were condensed from nineteen OES occupations to two revised

SOC occupations: ``Prepress Technicians and Workers'' (49-5005) and

``Printing Machine Operators'' (49-5006).

In the Transportation and Material Moving Occupations major group,

the definition of ``Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity'' (51-3011) was

modified to include motor coach drivers, and ``Motor Coach Drivers''

was added as an associated title.

The following issues affected several major groups. The recommended

title ``Early Childhood/Child Development Professionals'' was found to

be too vague. Child development professionals can be classified under

one of the following titles: ``Education Administrators, Preschool and

Child-Care Center/Program'' (11-3031), ``Teachers, Preschool'' (27-

1001), ``Teachers, Kindergarten'' (27-1002), or ``Child Care Workers''

(41-5001). Similarly, the recommended title ``Medical Coders'' was not

added to the SOC, as medical coding is done as part of the work

performed by individuals in a number of occupations, including

``Medical Records and Health Information Technicians'' (21-2044),

``File Clerks'' (33-5007), and ``Court Reporters, Medical

Transcriptionists, and Stenographers'' (33-6001).

IV. Proposed 1997 SOC Detailed Occupations, Including Relationship

To 1980 SOC

The proposed 1997 SOC structure, occupations, and coding system are

presented below in two symmetrical tables. Table 1 is in the 1997 SOC

order and maps the proposed detailed 1997 SOC occupations to the 1980

SOC occupations. This table is organized by the 22 major groups

proposed by the Committee. Table 2 is in 1980 SOC order and maps the

1980 SOC occupations to the 1997 detailed SOC occupations. This table

is organized according to the structure of the 1980 SOC.

1997 Standard Occupational Classification Structure, Including Its Relationship to the 1980 SOC

Table 1.--Proposed 1997 SOC Matched to 1980 SOC

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1997 SOC Title 1980 SOC Title

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11-0000 MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS

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11-1000 TOP EXECUTIVES:

11-1001...................... CHIEF EXECUTIVES......... 112 CHIEF EXECUTIVES AND

GENERAL ADMINISTRATORS.

11-1002...................... GENERAL AND OPERATIONS 1131 Judicial, Public Safety

MANAGERS. and Corrections

Administrators.

1133 Natural Resources Program

Administrators.

1134 Rural, Urban, and

Community Development

Program Administrators.

121 GENERAL MANAGERS AND

OTHER TOP EXECUTIVES.

1352 Managers; Entertainment

and Recreation

Facilities.

1354 Managers; Membership

Organizations.

11-1003...................... LEGISLATORS.............. 111 LEGISLATORS.

11-2000 OPERATIONS SPECIALTIES

MANAGERS:

11-2001...................... ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 137 MANAGERS; ADMINISTRATIVE

MANAGERS. SERVICES.

11-2002...................... ADVERTISING AND * 125 MANAGERS; MARKETING,

PROMOTIONS MANAGERS. ADVERTISING, AND PUBLIC

RELATIONS.

11-2003...................... COMPUTER AND INFORMATION * 126 MANAGERS; ENGINEERING,

SYSTEMS MANAGERS. MATHEMATICS, AND NATURAL

SCIENCES.

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11-2010 FINANCIAL MANAGERS:

11-2011...................... FINANCIAL MANAGERS, * 122 FINANCIAL MANAGERS.

BRANCH, OFFICE, AND

DEPARTMENT.

11-2012...................... TREASURERS, CONTROLLERS, 1135 Public Finance, Taxation,

AND CHIEF FINANCIAL and Other Monetary

OFFICERS. Program Administrators.

* 122 FINANCIAL MANAGERS.

11-2020 HUMAN RESOURCES

MANAGERS:

11-2021...................... COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS * 123 PERSONNEL AND LABOR

MANAGERS. RELATIONS MANAGERS.

11-2022...................... TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT * 123 PERSONNEL AND LABOR

MANAGERS. RELATIONS MANAGERS.

11-2029...................... HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGERS,

ALL OTHER.

11-2031...................... INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION 132 PRODUCTION MANAGERS,

MANAGERS. INDUSTRIAL.

11-2040 MARKETING AND SALES

MANAGERS:

11-2041...................... MARKETING MANAGERS....... * 125 MANAGERS; MARKETING,

ADVERTISING, AND PUBLIC

RELATIONS.

11-2042...................... SALES MANAGERS........... * 125 MANAGERS; MARKETING,

ADVERTISING, AND PUBLIC

RELATIONS.

11-2051...................... PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGERS * 125 MANAGERS; MARKETING,

ADVERTISING, AND PUBLIC

RELATIONS.

11-2052...................... PURCHASING MANAGERS...... 124 PURCHASING MANAGERS.

11-2053...................... TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, 1342 Transportation Facilities

AND DISTRIBUTION and Operations Managers.

MANAGERS.

11-3000 OTHER MANAGERS:

11-3010 AGRICULTURAL MANAGERS:

11-3011...................... FARM, RANCH, AND OTHER 5522 Managers; General Farm.

AGRICULTURAL MANAGERS.

5523 Managers; Crop,

Vegetable, Fruit and

Tree Nut Farm.

5524 Managers; Livestock,

Dairy, Poultry and Fish

Farm.

5525 Managers; Horticultural

Specialty Farm.

11-3012...................... FARMERS AND RANCHERS..... 5512 General Farmers.

5513 Crop, Vegetable, Fruit

and Tree Nut Farmers.

5514 Livestock, Dairy, Poultry

and Fish Farmers.

5515 Horticultural Specialty

Farmers.

11-3021...................... CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS.... 133 CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS.

11-3030 EDUCATION

ADMINISTRATORS:

11-3031...................... EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS, * 1283 Administrators; Education

PRESCHOOL AND CHILD CARE and Related Fields, Not

CENTER/PROGRAM. Elsewhere Classified.

11-3032...................... EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS, 1282 Administrators;

ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY Elementary and Secondary

SCHOOL. Education.

11-3033...................... EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS, 1281 Administrators; Colleges

POSTSECONDARY. and Universities.

11-3039...................... EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS, * 1283 Administrators; Education

ALL OTHER. and Related Fields, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

11-3041...................... ENGINEERING MANAGERS..... * 126 MANAGERS; ENGINEERING,

MATHEMATICS, AND NATURAL

SCIENCES.

11-3042...................... FOOD SERVICE MANAGERS.... * 1351 Managers; Food Serving

and Lodging

Establishments.

11-3043...................... LODGING MANAGERS......... * 1351 Managers; Food Serving

and Lodging

Establishments.

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11-3044...................... MEDICAL AND HEALTH 131 MANAGERS; MEDICINE AND

SERVICES MANAGERS. HEALTH.

11-3045...................... NATURAL SCIENCES MANAGERS * 126 MANAGERS; ENGINEERING,

MATHEMATICS, AND NATURAL

SCIENCES.

127 MANAGERS; SOCIAL SCIENCES

AND RELATED FIELDS.

128 ADMINISTRATORS; EDUCATION

AND RELATED FIELDS.

11-3046...................... POSTMASTERS AND MAIL 1344 Postmasters and Mail

SUPERINTENDENTS. Superintendents.

11-3047...................... PROPERTY, REAL ESTATE, 1353 Managers; Property and

AND COMMUNITY Leasing.

ASSOCIATION MANAGERS.

11-3048...................... SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY 1132 Human Resources Program

SERVICE MANAGERS. Administrators.

11-3999...................... MANAGERS AND * 139 OFFICIALS AND

ADMINISTRATORS, ALL ADMINISTRATORS; OTHER,

OTHER. NOT ELSEWHERE

CLASSIFIED.

1139 Officials and

Administrators, Public

Administration, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

1359 Managers; Service

Organizations, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

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13-0000 BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL OPERATIONS OCCUPATIONS

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13-1000 BUSINESS OPERATIONS

SPECIALISTS:

13-1001...................... AGENTS AND BUSINESS 145 BUSINESS AND PROMOTION

MANAGERS OF ARTISTS, AGENTS.

PERFORMERS, AND ATHLETES.

13-1002...................... BUYERS AND PURCHASING 1442 Buyers, Wholesale and

AGENTS. Retail Trade, except

Farm Products.

1443 Purchasing Agents and

Buyers, Farm Products.

1449 Purchasing Agents and

Buyers, Not Elsewhere

Classified.

13-1003...................... COST ESTIMATORS.......... * 149 MANAGEMENT RELATED

OCCUPATIONS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

13-1004...................... EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT * 5149 Protective Service

SPECIALISTS. Occupations, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

13-1005...................... FUNERAL DIRECTORS........ * 139 OFFICIALS AND

ADMINISTRATORS; OTHER,

NOT ELSEWHERE

CLASSIFIED.

13-1010 HUMAN RESOURCES,

TRAINING, AND LABOR RELATIONS

SPECIALISTS:

13-1011...................... EMPLOYMENT, RECRUITMENT, * 143 PERSONNEL, TRAINING, AND

AND PLACEMENT LABOR RELATIONS

SPECIALISTS. SPECIALISTS.

13-1012...................... COMPENSATION, BENEFITS, * 143 PERSONNEL, TRAINING, AND

AND JOB ANALYSIS LABOR RELATIONS

SPECIALISTS. SPECIALISTS.

13-1013...................... TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT *143 PERSONNEL, TRAINING, AND

SPECIALISTS. LABOR RELATIONS

SPECIALISTS.

13-1019...................... HUMAN RESOURCES AND LABOR *143 PERSONNEL, TRAINING, AND

RELATIONS SPECIALISTS, LABOR RELATIONS

ALL OTHER. SPECIALISTS.

13-1021...................... LOGISTICIANS............. 1721 Operations Researchers

and Analysts.

13-1022...................... MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS...... 142 MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS.

13-1023...................... MEETING AND CONVENTION *149 MANAGEMENT RELATED

PLANNERS. OCCUPATIONS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

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13-1099...................... BUSINESS OPERATIONS *149 MANAGEMENT RELATED

SPECIALISTS, ALL OTHER. OCCUPATIONS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

13-2000 FINANCIAL SPECIALISTS:

13-2001...................... ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. 1412 Accountants and Auditors.

13-2002...................... ASSESSORS AND REAL ESTATE 444 APPRAISERS AND RELATED

APPRAISERS. OCCUPATIONS.

13-2003...................... BUDGET ANALYSTS.......... *149 MANAGEMENT RELATED

OCCUPATIONS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

13-2004...................... CREDIT ANALYSTS.......... *149 MANAGEMENT RELATED

OCCUPATIONS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

13-2010 FINANCIAL ANALYSTS AND

ADVISORS:

13-2011...................... FINANCIAL ANALYSTS....... *1419 Other Financial Officers.

13-2012...................... PERSONAL FINANCIAL *1419 Other Financial Officers.

ADVISORS.

13-2021...................... INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS... 1414 Underwriters.

13-2030 LOAN OFFICERS AND

COUNSELORS:

13-2031...................... LOAN COUNSELORS.......... *1415 Loan Officers.

13-2032...................... LOAN OFFICERS............ *1415 Loan Officers.

13-2041...................... TAX PREPARERS............ *4712 Bookkeepers and

Accounting and Auditing

Clerks.

13-2099...................... FINANCIAL SPECIALISTS, *149 MANAGEMENT RELATED

ALL OTHER. OCCUPATIONS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

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15-0000 COMPUTER AND MATHEMATICAL OCCUPATIONS

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15-1000 COMPUTER SPECIALISTS:

15-1001...................... COMPUTER AND INFORMATION *1719 Computer Scientists, Not

SCIENTISTS, RESEARCH. Elsewhere Classified.

15-1002...................... COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS..... 3971 Programmers, Business.

3972 Programmers, Scientific.

15-1010 COMPUTER SOFTWARE

ENGINEERS:

15-1011...................... COMPUTER SOFTWARE *1719 Computer Scientists, Not

APPLICATIONS ENGINEERS. Elsewhere Classified.

15-1012...................... COMPUTER SOFTWARE *1636 Computer Engineers.

ENGINEERS, OPERATING

SYSTEMS.

15-1021...................... COMPUTER SUPPORT *1719 Computer Scientists, Not

SPECIALISTS. Elsewhere Classified.

15-1022...................... DATABASE ADMINISTRATORS.. *1719 Computer Scientists, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

15-1023...................... NETWORK AND COMPUTER *1719 Computer Scientists, Not

SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATORS. Elsewhere Classified.

15-1030 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS:

15-1031...................... NETWORK SYSTEMS AND DATA *1712 Computer Systems

COMMUNICATIONS ANALYSTS. Analysts.

15-1032...................... SYSTEMS ANALYSTS, SCIENCE *1712 Computer Systems

AND ENGINEERING. Analysts.

15-1039...................... SYSTEMS ANALYSTS, ALL *1712 Computer Systems

OTHER. Analysts.

15-1099...................... COMPUTER SPECIALISTS, ALL *1719 Computer Scientists, Not

OTHER. Elsewhere Classified.

15-2000 MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS

AND TECHNICIANS:

15-2001...................... ACTUARIES................ 1732 Actuaries.

15-2002...................... MATHEMATICIANS........... 1739 Mathematical Scientists,

Not Elsewhere

Classified.

15-2003...................... OPERATIONS RESEARCHERS 1722 Systems Researchers and

AND ANALYSTS. Analysts, Except

Computer.

15-2004...................... STATISTICIANS............ 1733 Statisticians.

15-2099...................... MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS 384 MATHEMATICAL TECHNICIANS.

AND TECHNICIANS, ALL

OTHER.

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17-0000 ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING OCCUPATIONS

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17-1000 ARCHITECTS, SURVEYORS,

AND CARTOGRAPHERS:

17-1001...................... ARCHITECTS, EXCEPT 161 ARCHITECTS.

LANDSCAPE AND NAVAL.

17-1010 SURVEYORS,

CARTOGRAPHERS, AND

PHOTOGRAMMETRISTS:

17-1011...................... CARTOGRAPHERS AND 1644 Cartographers.

PHOTOGRAMMETRISTS.

17-1012...................... SURVEYORS................ 1643 Land Surveyors.

1649 Surveyors and Mapping

Scientists, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

17-2000 ENGINEERS:

17-2001...................... AEROSPACE ENGINEERS...... 1622 Aerospace Engineers.

17-2002...................... AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS... 1632 Agricultural Engineers.

17-2003...................... BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERS..... *1639 Engineers, Not Elsewhere

Classified.

17-2004...................... CHEMICAL ENGINEERS....... 1626 Chemical Engineers.

17-2005...................... CIVIL ENGINEERS.......... *1628 Civil Engineers.

17-2006...................... COMPUTER HARDWARE *1636 Computer Engineers.

ENGINEERS.

17-2010 ELECTRICAL AND

ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS:

17-2011...................... ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS..... *1633 Electrical and Electronic

Engineers.

17-2012...................... ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS, *1633 Electrical and Electronic

EXCEPT COMPUTER. Engineers.

17-2021...................... ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS.. *1628 Civil Engineers.

17-2030 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS,

INCLUDING HEALTH AND SAFETY:

17-2031...................... HEALTH AND SAFETY *1639 Engineers, Not Elsewhere

ENGINEERS, EXCEPT MINING Classified.

SAFETY ENGINEERS AND

INSPECTORS.

17-2032...................... INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS..... 1634 Industrial Engineers.

17-2041...................... MARINE ENGINEERS AND 1637 Marine Engineers and

NAVAL ARCHITECTS. Naval Architects.

17-2042...................... MATERIALS ENGINEERS...... 1623 Metallurgical and

Materials Engineers.

17-2043...................... MECHANICAL ENGINEERS..... 1635 Mechanical Engineers.

17-2044...................... MINING AND GEOLOGICAL 1624 Mining Engineers.

ENGINEERS, INCLUDING

MINE SAFETY ENGINEERS.

17-2045...................... NUCLEAR ENGINEERS........ 1627 Nuclear Engineers.

17-2046...................... PETROLEUM ENGINEERS...... 1625 Petroleum Engineers.

17-2099...................... ENGINEERS, ALL OTHER..... *1639 Engineers, Not Elsewhere

Classified.

17-3000 ARCHITECTURAL,

ENGINEERING, AND MAPPING

TECHNICIANS:

17-3010 DRAFTERS:

17-3011...................... ARCHITECTURAL AND CIVIL *372 DRAFTING OCCUPATIONS.

DRAFTERS.

17-3012...................... ELECTRICAL AND *372 DRAFTING OCCUPATIONS.

ELECTRONICS DRAFTERS.

17-3013...................... MECHANICAL DRAFTERS...... *372 DRAFTING OCCUPATIONS.

17-3019...................... DRAFTERS, ALL OTHER...... *372 DRAFTING OCCUPATIONS.

17-3021...................... ARCHITECTURAL *3719 Engineering Technologists

TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT and Technicians, Not

DRAFTERS. Elsewhere Classified.

17-3030 ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS,

EXCEPT DRAFTERS:

17-3031...................... AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AND *3719 Engineering Technologists

OPERATIONS TECHNICIANS. and Technicians, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

17-3032...................... CIVIL ENGINEERING *399 TECHNICIANS, NOT

TECHNICIANS. ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

17-3033...................... ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC *3711 Electrical and Electronic

ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS. Engineering

Technologists and

Technicians.

17-3034...................... ELECTRO-MECHANICAL *3711 Electrical and Electronic

TECHNICIANS. Engineering

Technologists and

Technicians.

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17-3035...................... ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING *3719 Engineering Technologists

TECHNICIANS. and Technicians, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

17-3036...................... INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 3712 Industrial Engineering

TECHNICIANS. Technologists and

Technicians.

17-3037...................... MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 3713 Mechanical Engineering

TECHNICIANS. Technologists and

Technicians.

17-3039...................... ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS, *3719 Engineering Technologists

EXCEPT DRAFTERS, ALL and Technicians, Not

OTHER. Elsewhere Classified.

17-3041...................... SURVEYING AND MAPPING 3733 Surveying Technicians.

TECHNICIANS.

3734 Cartographic Technicians.

3739 Surveying and Mapping

Technicians, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

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19-0000 LIFE, PHYSICAL, AND SOCIAL SCIENCE OCCUPATIONS

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19-1000 LIFE SCIENTISTS:

19-1010 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD

SCIENTISTS:

19-1011...................... ANIMAL SCIENTISTS........ *1853 Agricultural and Food

Scientists.

19-1012...................... FOOD SCIENTISTS AND *1853 Agricultural and Food

TECHNOLOGISTS. Scientists.

19-1013...................... SOIL AND PLANT SCIENTISTS *1853 Agricultural and Food

Scientists.

19-1020 BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS:

19-1021...................... BIOCHEMISTS AND *1854 Biological Scientists.

BIOPHYSICISTS.

19-1022...................... MICROBIOLOGISTS.......... *1854 Biological Scientists.

19-1023...................... ZOOLOGISTS AND WILDLIFE *1854 Biological Scientists.

BIOLOGISTS.

19-1029...................... BIOLOGISTS, ALL OTHER.... *1854 Biological Scientists.

19-1030 CONSERVATION SCIENTISTS

AND FORESTERS:

19-1031...................... CONSERVATION SCIENTISTS.. *1852 Forestry and Conservation

Scientists.

19-1032...................... FORESTERS................ *1852 Forestry and Conservation

Scientists.

19-1041...................... MEDICAL SCIENTISTS....... 1855 Medical Scientists.

19-1099...................... LIFE SCIENTISTS, ALL 185 LIFE SCIENTISTS.

OTHER.

19-2000 PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS:

19-2001...................... ASTRONOMERS.............. 1842 Astronomers.

19-2002...................... ATMOSPHERIC AND SPACE 1846 Atmospheric and Space

SCIENTISTS. Scientists.

19-2003...................... CHEMISTS................. 1845 Chemists, Except

Biochemists.

19-2004...................... ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS. *1849 Physical Scientists, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

19-2010 GEOSCIENTISTS:

19-2011...................... GEOSCIENTISTS, EXCEPT *1847 Geologists.

HYDROLOGISTS AND

GEOGRAPHERS.

19-2012...................... HYDROLOGISTS............. *1847 Geologists.

19-2021...................... MATERIALS SCIENTISTS..... *1849 Physical Scientists, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

19-2022...................... PHYSICISTS............... 1843 Physicists.

19-2099...................... PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS, ALL *1849 Physical Scientists, Not

OTHER. Elsewhere Classified.

19-3000 SOCIAL SCIENTISTS AND

RELATED WORKERS:

19-3001...................... ANTHROPOLOGISTS AND *1919 Social Scientists, Not

ARCHEOLOGISTS. Elsewhere Classified.

19-3002...................... ECONOMISTS............... *1912 Economists.

19-3003...................... GEOGRAPHERS.............. *1849 Physical Scientists, Not

Elsewhere Classified.

19-3004...................... HISTORIANS............... 1913 Historians.

19-3010 MARKET AND SURVEY

RESEARCHERS:

19-3011...................... MARKET RESEARCH ANALYSTS. *1912 Economists.

19-3012...................... SURVEY RESEARCHERS....... *1912 Economists.

19-3021...................... POLITICAL SCIENTISTS..... 1914 Political Scientists.

19-3030 PSYCHOLOGISTS:

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19-3031...................... CLINICAL, COUNSELING, AND *1915 Psychologists.

SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS.

19-3032...................... INDUSTRIAL-ORGANIZATIONAL *1915 Psychologists.

PSYCHOLOGISTS.

19-3039...................... PSYCHOLOGISTS, ALL OTHER. *1915 Psychologists.

19-3041...................... SOCIOLOGISTS............. 1916 Sociologists.

19-3042...................... URBAN AND REGIONAL 192 URBAN AND REGIONAL

PLANNERS. PLANNERS.

19-3099...................... SOCIAL SCIENTISTS AND *1919 Social Scientists, Not

RELATED WORKERS, ALL Elsewhere Classified.

OTHER.

19-4000 LIFE, PHYSICAL, AND

SOCIAL SCIENCE TECHNICIANS:

19-4001...................... AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD *382 BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGISTS

SCIENCE TECHNICIANS. AND TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT

HEALTH.

19-4002...................... BIOLOGICAL TECHNICIANS... *382 BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGISTS

AND TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT

HEALTH.

19-4003...................... CHEMICAL TECHNICIANS..... 3831 Chemical Technologists

and Technicians.

19-4004...................... ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE *389 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS. TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

19-4005...................... FORENSIC SCIENCE *389 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS. TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

19-4006...................... FOREST AND CONSERVATION *382 BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGISTS

TECHNICIANS. AND TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT

HEALTH.

19-4007...................... GEOLOGICAL AND PETROLEUM 3833 Petroleum Technologists

TECHNICIANS. and Technicians.

19-4008...................... NUCLEAR TECHNICIANS...... 3832 Nuclear Technologists and

Technicians.

19-4011...................... SOCIAL SCIENCE *389 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS. TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

19-4099...................... LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE *389 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS, ALL OTHER. TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

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21-0000 HEALTH OCCUPATIONS

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21-1000 HEALTH DIAGNOSING AND

TREATING PRACTITIONERS:

21-1001...................... CHIROPRACTORS............ *289 HEALTH DIAGNOSING AND

TREATING PRACTITIONERS,

NOT ELSEWHERE

CLASSIFIED.

21-1010 DENTISTS:

21-1011...................... DENTISTS, GENERAL........ *262 DENTISTS.

21-1012...................... PROSTHODONTISTS.......... *262 DENTISTS.

21-1013...................... ORTHODONTISTS............ *262 DENTISTS.

21-1014...................... ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL *262 DENTISTS.

SURGEONS.

21-1019...................... DENTISTS, ALL OTHER

SPECIALISTS.

21-1021...................... DIETITIANS AND *302 DIETITIANS.

NUTRITIONISTS.

21-1022...................... OPTOMETRISTS............. 281 OPTOMETRISTS.

21-1023...................... PHARMACISTS.............. 301 PHARMACISTS.

21-1030 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS:

21-1031...................... ANESTHESIOLOGISTS........ *261 PHYSICIANS.

21-1032...................... FAMILY AND GENERAL *261 PHYSICIANS.

PRACTITIONERS.

21-1033...................... INTERNISTS, GENERAL...... *261 PHYSICIANS.

21-1034...................... OBSTETRICIANS AND *261 PHYSICIANS.

GYNECOLOGISTS.

21-1035...................... PEDIATRICIANS, GENERAL... *261 PHYSICIANS.

21-1036...................... PSYCHIATRISTS............ *261 PHYSICIANS.

21-1037...................... SURGEONS................. *261 PHYSICIANS.

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21-1039...................... PHYSICIANS, ALL OTHER *261 PHYSICIANS.

SPECIALISTS.

21-1041...................... PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS..... 304 PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANTS.

21-1042...................... PODIATRISTS.............. 283 PODIATRISTS.

21-1043...................... REGISTERED NURSES........ 29 REGISTERED NURSES.

21-1050 THERAPISTS:

21-1051...................... AUDIOLOGISTS............. *3034 Speech Pathologists and

Audiologists.

21-1052...................... OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS.. 3032 Occupational Therapists.

21-1053...................... PHYSICAL THERAPISTS...... 3033 Physical Therapists.

21-1054...................... RADIATION THERAPISTS..... *365 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS

AND TECHNICIANS.

21-1055...................... RECREATIONAL THERAPISTS.. *3039 Therapists, Not Elsewhere

Classified.

21-1056...................... RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS... *3031 Respiratory Therapists.

21-1057...................... SPEECH-LANGUAGE *3034 Speech Pathologists and

PATHOLOGISTS. Audiologists.

21-1059...................... THERAPISTS, ALL OTHER.... *3039 Therapists, Not Elsewhere

Classified.

21-1061...................... VETERINARIANS............ 27 VETERINARIANS.

21-1099...................... HEALTH DIAGNOSING AND *289 HEALTH DIAGNOSING AND

TREATING PRACTITIONERS, TREATING PRACTITIONERS,

ALL OTHER, INCLUDING NOT ELSEWHERE

ALTERNATIVE HEALTH CARE CLASSIFIED.

PROVIDERS.

21-2000 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS:

21-2001...................... CARDIOVASCULAR *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT

TECHNICIANS. ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

21-2010 CLINICAL LABORATORY

TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS:

21-2011...................... MEDICAL AND CLINICAL *362 CLINICAL LABORATORY

LABORATORY TECHNICIANS. TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS.

21-2012...................... MEDICAL AND CLINICAL *362 CLINICAL LABORATORY

LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS. TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS.

21-2021...................... DENTAL HYGIENISTS........ 363 DENTAL HYGIENISTS.

21-2030 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING

TECHNICIANS:

21-2031...................... DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL *365 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS

SONOGRAPHERS. AND TECHNICIANS.

21-2032...................... NUCLEAR MEDICINE *365 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS

TECHNOLOGISTS. AND TECHNICIANS.

21-2033...................... RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS *365 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS

AND TECHNICIANS. AND TECHNICIANS.

21-2041...................... DIETETIC TECHNICIANS..... *302 DIETITIANS.

21-2042...................... EMERGENCY MEDICAL *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT

PARAMEDICS. ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

21-2043...................... LICENSED PRACTICAL AND 366 LICENSED PRACTICAL

LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSES.

NURSES.

21-2044...................... MEDICAL RECORDS AND 364 HEALTH RECORD

HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS. TECHNICIANS.

21-2045...................... OPTICIANS, DISPENSING.... *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

21-2046...................... PHARMACY TECHNICIANS..... *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

21-2047...................... PSYCHIATRIC TECHNICIANS.. *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

21-2048...................... RESPIRATORY THERAPY *3031 Respiratory Therapists.

TECHNICIANS.

21-2051...................... SURGICAL TECHNOLOGISTS... *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

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21-2052...................... VETERINARY TECHNOLOGISTS *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

AND TECHNICIANS. TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

21-2099...................... HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

TECHNICIANS, ALL OTHER. TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

21-3000 HEALTH SERVICE

ASSISTANTS AND ATTENDANTS:

21-3001...................... DENTAL ASSISTANTS........ 5232 Dental Assistants.

21-3002...................... HOME HEALTH AIDES........ *5233 Health Aides, Except

Nursing.

21-3003...................... MEDICAL ASSISTANTS....... *5233 Health Aides, Except

Nursing.

21-3004...................... NURSING AIDES, ORDERLIES, 5236 Nursing Aides, Orderlies,

AND ATTENDANTS. and Attendants.

21-3010 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

ASSISTANTS AND AIDES:

21-3011...................... OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY *5233 Health Aides, Except

AIDES. Nursing.

21-3012...................... OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY *5233 Health Aides, Except

ASSISTANTS. Nursing.

21-3021...................... PHARMACY AIDES........... *5233 Health Aides, Except

Nursing.

21-3022...................... PHLEBOTOMISTS............ *5233 Health Aides, Except

Nursing.

21-3030 PHYSICAL THERAPY

ASSISTANTS AND AIDES:

21-3031...................... PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDES... *5233 Health Aides, Except

Nursing.

21-3032...................... PHYSICAL THERAPY *5233 Health Aides, Except

ASSISTANTS. Nursing.

21-3041...................... PSYCHIATRIC AIDES........ *5233 Health Aides, Except

Nursing.

21-3099...................... HEALTH SERVICE ASSISTANTS 523 HEALTH SERVICE

AND ATTENDANTS, ALL OCCUPATIONS.

OTHER.

21-4000 OTHER HEALTH-RELATED

WORKERS:

21-4001...................... ATHLETIC TRAINERS........ *34 ATHLETES AND RELATED

WORKERS.

21-4002...................... HEALTH SERVICE *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

COORDINATORS. TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

21-4003...................... MEDICAL EQUIPMENT *5233 Health Aides, Except

PREPARERS. Nursing.

21-4010 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND

SAFETY SPECIALISTS AND

TECHNICIANS:

21-4011...................... OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

SAFETY SPECIALISTS. TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

21-4012...................... OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

SAFETY TECHNICIANS. TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

21-4021...................... ORTHOTISTS AND *369 HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND

PROSTHETISTS. TECHNICIANS, NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

21-4999...................... HEALTH-RELATED WORKERS, *289 HEALTH DIAGNOSING AND

ALL OTHER. TREATING PRACTITIONERS,

NOT ELSEWHERE

CLASSIFIED.

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23-0000 COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL SERVICES OCCUPATIONS

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23-1000 PSYCHOSOCIAL, COMMUNITY,

AND BEHAVIORAL WORKERS:

23-1010 COUNSELORS, EXCEPT

EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL, AND

SCHOOL:

23-1011...................... ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE *2032 Social Workers.

ABUSE COUNSELORS.

23-1012...................... MARRIAGE AND FAMILY *2032 Social Workers.

COUNSELORS AND

THERAPISTS.

23-1013...................... MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELORS. *2032 Social Workers.

23-1014...................... REHABILITATION COUNSELORS *2032 Social Workers.

23-1019...................... COUNSELORS, EXCEPT *2032 Social Workers.

EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL,

AND SCHOOL, ALL OTHER.

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23-1020 SOCIAL WORKERS:

23-1021...................... CHILD, FAMILY, AND SCHOOL *2032 Social Workers.

SOCIAL WORKERS.

23-1022...................... MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH *2032 Social Workers.

SOCIAL WORKERS.

23-1023...................... MENTAL HEALTH AND *2032 Social Workers.

SUBSTANCE ABUSE SOCIAL

WORKERS.

23-1029...................... SOCIAL WORKERS, ALL OTHER *2032 Social Workers.

23-1030 OTHER COMMUNITY AND

SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS:

23-1031...................... PROBATION OFFICERS AND *2032 Social Workers.

CORRECTIONAL TREATMENT

SPECIALISTS.

23-1032...................... RECREATION WORKERS....... 2033 Recreation Workers.

23-1033...................... SOCIAL AND HUMAN SERVICE *2032 Social Workers.

ASSISTANTS.

23-2000 RELIGIOUS WORKERS:

23-2001...................... CLERGY................... 2042 Clergy.

23-2002...................... DIRECTORS, RELIGIOUS *2049 Religious Workers, Not

ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATION. Elsewhere Classified.

23-2099...................... RELIGIOUS WORKERS, ALL *2049 Religious Workers, Not

OTHER. Elsewhere Classified.

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25-0000 LEGAL OCCUPATIONS

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25-1000 LEGAL OCCUPATIONS:

25-1001...................... ADJUDICATORS, HEARINGS *212 JUDGES.

OFFICERS, AND JUDICIAL

REVIEWERS.

25-1002...................... ARBITRATORS, MEDIATORS, *211 LAWYERS.

AND CONCILIATORS.

25-1010 COMPLIANCE OFFICERS AND

ENFORCEMENT INSPECTORS:

25-1011...................... CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING 1472 Construction Inspectors.

INSPECTORS.

25-1012...................... FINANCIAL EXAMINERS...... *1473 Inspectors and Compliance

Officers, except

Construction.

25-1013...................... SAFETY AND HEALTH *1473 Inspectors and Compliance

INSPECTORS AND Officers, except

COMPLIANCE OFFICERS, Construction.

EXCEPT CONSTRUCTION.

25-1014...................... TAX EXAMINERS, *1473 Inspectors and Compliance

COLLECTORS, AND REVENUE Officers, except

AGENTS. Construction.

25-1019...................... COMPLIANCE OFFICERS AND *1473 Inspectors and Compliance

ENFORCEMENT INSPECTORS, Officers, except

ALL OTHER. Construction.

25-1021...................... JUDGES AND MAGISTRATES... *212 JUDGES.

25-1022...................... LAW CLERKS............... *396 LEGAL TECHNICIANS.

25-1023...................... LAWYERS.................. *211 LAWYERS.

25-1024...................... PARALEGALS AND LEGAL *396 LEGAL TECHNICIANS.

ASSISTANTS.

25-1025...................... TITLE EXAMINERS, *396 LEGAL TECHNICIANS.

ABSTRACTORS, AND

SEARCHERS.

25-1999...................... LEGAL WORKERS, ALL OTHER. 21 LAWYERS AND JUDGES.

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27-0000 EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND LIBRARY OCCUPATIONS

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27-1000 TEACHERS, PRIMARY,

SECONDARY, AND SPECIAL

EDUCATION:

27-1001...................... TEACHERS, PRESCHOOL...... *231 PREKINDERGARTEN AND

KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS.

27-1002...................... TEACHERS, KINDERGARTEN... *231 PREKINDERGARTEN AND

KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS.

27-1003...................... TEACHERS, ELEMENTARY *232 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

SCHOOL. TEACHERS.

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27-1004...................... TEACHERS, MIDDLE SCHOOL.. *232 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

TEACHERS.

27-1005...................... TEACHERS, SECONDARY 233 SECONDARY SCHOOL

SCHOOL. TEACHERS.

27-1006...................... SPECIAL EDUCATION 235 TEACHERS; SPECIAL

TEACHERS. EDUCATION.

27-2000 TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY:

27-2001...................... BUSINESS TEACHERS, 2233 Business, Commerce and

POSTSECONDARY. Marketing Teachers.

27-2010 MATH AND COMPUTER

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY:

27-2011...................... COMPUTER SCIENCE 2228 Computer Science

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY. Teachers.

*2249 Teachers; Postsecondary,

Not Elsewhere

Classified.

27-2012...................... MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE 2227 Mathematical Sciences

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY. Teachers.

27-2020 ENGINEERING AND

ARCHITECTURE TEACHERS,

POSTSECONDARY:

27-2021...................... ARCHITECTURE TEACHERS, *2249 Teachers; Postsecondary,

POSTSECONDARY. Not Elsewhere

Classified.

27-2022...................... ENGINEERING TEACHERS, 2226 Engineering Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2030 LIFE SCIENCES TEACHERS,

POSTSECONDARY:

27-2031...................... AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES 2234 Agriculture Teachers.

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY.

27-2032...................... BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 2213 Biological Sciences

TEACHERS. Teachers.

27-2033...................... FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION *2249 Teachers; Postsecondary,

SCIENCE TEACHERS, Not Elsewhere

POSTSECONDARY. Classified.

27-2040 PHYSICAL SCIENCES

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY:

27-2041...................... ATMOSPHERIC, EARTH, 2212 Atmospheric, Earth,

MARINE, AND SPACE Marine, and Space

SCIENCES TEACHERS. Sciences Teachers.

27-2042...................... CHEMISTRY TEACHERS, 2214 Chemistry Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2043...................... ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE *2216 Natural Sciences

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY. Teachers, Not Elsewhere

Classified.

27-2050 SOCIAL SCIENCES

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY:

27-2051...................... ANTHROPOLOGY AND *2224 Sociology Teachers.

ARCHEOLOGY TEACHERS,

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2052...................... AREA, ETHNIC, AND *2225 Social Sciences Teachers,

CULTURAL STUDIES Not Elsewhere

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY. Classified.

27-2053...................... ECONOMICS TEACHERS, 2218 Economics Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2054...................... GEOGRAPHY TEACHERS, *2225 Social Sciences Teachers,

POSTSECONDARY. Not Elsewhere

Classified.

27-2055...................... PHYSICS TEACHERS, 2215 Physics Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2056...................... POLITICAL SCIENCE 2223 Political Science

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY. Teachers.

27-2057...................... PSYCHOLOGY TEACHERS, 2217 Psychology Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2058...................... SOCIOLOGY TEACHERS, *2224 Sociology Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2059...................... SOCIAL SCIENCES TEACHERS, *2225 Social Sciences Teachers,

POSTSECONDARY, ALL OTHER. Not Elsewhere

Classified.

27-2060 HEALTH TEACHERS,

POSTSECONDARY:

27-2061...................... HEALTH SPECIALTIES 2231 Medical Science Teachers.

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY.

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27-2062...................... NURSING INSTRUCTORS AND 2232 Health Specialties

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY. Teachers, Not Elsewhere

Classified.

27-2070 EDUCATION AND LIBRARY

SCIENCE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY:

27-2071...................... EDUCATION TEACHERS, 2237 Education Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2072...................... LIBRARY SCIENCE TEACHERS, *2249 Teachers; Postsecondary,

POSTSECONDARY. Not Elsewhere

Classified.

27-2080 LAW, CRIMINAL JUSTICE,

AND SOCIAL SERVICES TEACHERS,

POSTSECONDARY:

27-2081...................... CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND LAW *2249 Teachers; Postsecondary,

ENFORCEMENT TEACHERS, Not Elsewhere

POSTSECONDARY. Classified.

27-2082...................... LAW TEACHERS, 2243 Law Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2083...................... SOCIAL WORK TEACHERS, 2244 Social Work Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2090 ARTS, COMMUNICATIONS,

AND HUMANITIES TEACHERS,

POSTSECONDARY:

27-2091...................... ART, DRAMA, AND MUSIC 2235 Art, Drama, and Music

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY. Teachers.

27-2092...................... COMMUNICATIONS TEACHERS, *2249 Teachers; Postsecondary,

POSTSECONDARY. Not Elsewhere

Classified.

27-2093...................... ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND 2238 English Teachers.

LITERATURE TEACHERS,

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2094...................... FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND 2242 Foreign Language

LITERATURE TEACHERS, Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2095...................... HISTORY TEACHERS, 2222 History Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY.

27-2096...................... PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION 2245 Theology Teachers.

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY.

*2249 Teachers; Postsecondary,

Not Elsewhere

Classified.

27-2100 OTHER POSTSECONDARY

TEACHERS:

27-2101...................... GRADUATE ASSISTANTS, *2249 Teachers; Postsecondary,

TEACHING Not Elsewhere

Classified.

27-2102...................... HOME ECONOMICS 2247 Home Economics Teachers.

TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY

27-2103...................... RECREATION AND FITNESS *2236 Physical Education

STUDIES TEACHERS, Teachers.

POSTSECONDARY

27-2109...................... POSTSECONDARY TEACHERS, *2216 Natural Sciences

ALL OTHER Teachers, Not Elsewhere

Classified.

*2249 Teachers; Postsecondary,

Not Elsewhere

Classified.

27-3000 OTHER TEACHERS AND

INSTRUCTORS:

27-3001...................... LITERACY, REMEDIAL *239 ADULT EDUCATION AND OTHER

EDUCATION, AND GED TEACHERS, NOT ELSEWHERE

TEACHERS AND INSTRUCTORS. CLASSIFIED.

27-3002...................... SELF-ENRICHMENT EDUCATION *239 ADULT EDUCATION AND OTHER

TEACHERS. TEACHERS, NOT ELSEWHERE

CLASSIFIED.

27-3003...................... VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND 2246 Trade and Industrial

TRAINING TEACHERS AND Teachers.

INSTRUCTORS.

27-3099...................... TEACHERS AND INSTRUCTORS, *239 ADULT EDUCATION AND OTHER

ALL OTHER. TEACHERS, NOT ELSEWHERE

CLASSIFIED.

27-4000...................... LIBRARIANS, CURATORS, AND ....................... .........................

ARCHIVISTS.

27-4010 ARCHIVISTS, CURATORS,

AND MUSEUM TECHNICIANS:

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27-4011...................... ARCHIVISTS............... *252 ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS.

27-4012...................... CURATORS................. *252 ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS.

27-4013...................... MUSEUM TECHNICIANS AND *252 ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS.

CONSERVATORS.

27-4021...................... LIBRARIANS............... 251 LIBRARIANS.

27-4022...................... LIBRARY TECHNICIANS AND 4694 Library Clerks.

ASSISTANTS.

27-5000 OTHER EDUCATION AND

TRAINING SPECIALISTS:

27-5001...................... AUDIO-VISUAL COLLECTIONS *329 WRITERS, ARTISTS, AND

SPECIALISTS. RELATED WORKERS; NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

27-5002...................... EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL, *24 VOCATIONAL AND

AND SCHOOL GUIDANCE EDUCATIONAL COUNSELORS.

COUNSELORS.

27-5003...................... FARM AND HOME MANAGEMENT *239 ADULT EDUCATION AND OTHER

ADVISORS. TEACHERS, NOT ELSEWHERE

CLASSIFIED.

27-5004...................... INSTRUCTIONAL 236 INSTRUCTIONAL

COORDINATORS. COORDINATORS.

27-5005...................... SPORTS AND PHYSICAL *2236 Physical Education

TRAINING INSTRUCTORS AND Teachers.

COACHES.

*34 ATHLETES AND RELATED

WORKERS.

27-5006...................... TEACHER AIDES............ 4795 Teacher Aides.

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29-0000 ARTS, DESIGN, ENTERTAINMENT, MEDIA, AND SPORTS OCCUPATIONS

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29-1000 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT

WORKERS:

29-1010 ARTISTS AND RELATED

WORKERS.

29-1011...................... ART DIRECTORS............ *325 PAINTERS, SCULPTORS,

CRAFT-ARTISTS AND ARTIST-

PRINTMAKERS.

29-1012...................... CRAFT ARTISTS............ *325 PAINTERS, SCULPTORS,

CRAFT-ARTISTS AND ARTIST-

PRINTMAKERS.

29-1013...................... FINE ARTISTS, INCLUDING *325 PAINTERS, SCULPTORS,

PAINTERS, SCULPTORS, AND CRAFT-ARTISTS AND ARTIST-

ILLUSTRATORS. PRINTMAKERS.

29-1014...................... MULTI-MEDIA ARTISTS AND *325 PAINTERS, SCULPTORS,

ANIMATORS. CRAFT-ARTISTS AND ARTIST-

PRINTMAKERS.

29-1019...................... ARTISTS AND RELATED *329 WRITERS, ARTISTS, AND

WORKERS, ALL OTHER. RELATED WORKERS; NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

29-1020 ATHLETES, COACHES,

UMPIRES, AND RELATED WORKERS:

29-1021...................... ATHLETES AND SPORTS *34 ATHLETES AND RELATED

COMPETITORS. WORKERS.

29-1022...................... COACHES AND SCOUTS....... *34 ATHLETES AND RELATED

WORKERS.

29-1023...................... UMPIRES, REFEREES, AND *34 ATHLETES AND RELATED

OTHER SPORTS OFFICIALS. WORKERS.

29-1030 PERFORMERS AND

ENTERTAINERS:

29-1031...................... ACTORS................... *324 ACTORS AND DIRECTORS.

29-1032...................... DANCERS AND 327 DANCERS.

CHOREOGRAPHERS.

29-1033...................... MUSIC DIRECTORS AND *323 MUSICIANS AND COMPOSERS.

COMPOSERS.

29-1034...................... MUSICIANS AND SINGERS.... *323 MUSICIANS AND COMPOSERS.

29-1035...................... PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS.. *324 ACTORS AND DIRECTORS.

29-1039...................... PERFORMERS AND 328 PERFORMERS, NOT ELSEWHERE

ENTERTAINERS, ALL OTHER. CLASSIFIED.

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29-2000 COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA

WORKERS:

29-2001...................... ANNOUNCERS............... 333 RADIO, TELEVISION AND

OTHER ANNOUNCERS.

29-2002...................... BROADCAST NEWS ANALYSTS.. *3313 Reporters.

29-2003...................... BROADCAST TECHNICIANS.... *393 RADIO AND RELATED

OPERATORS.

29-2004...................... CAMERA OPERATORS, *326 PHOTOGRAPHERS.

TELEVISION, VIDEO, AND

MOTION PICTURE.

29-2005...................... EDITORS.................. 3312 Editors.

29-2006...................... FILM AND VIDEO EDITORS... *326 PHOTOGRAPHERS.

29-2007...................... INTERPRETERS AND *399 TECHNICIANS, NOT

TRANSLATORS. ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

29-2008...................... MOTION PICTURE *7479 Miscellaneous Machine

PROJECTIONISTS. Setup Operators.

29-2011...................... PHOTOGRAPHERS............ *326 PHOTOGRAPHERS.

29-2012...................... PUBLIC RELATIONS 332 PUBLIC RELATIONS

SPECIALISTS. SPECIALISTS AND

PUBLICITY WRITERS.

29-2013...................... RADIO OPERATORS.......... *393 RADIO AND RELATED

OPERATORS.

29-2014...................... REPORTERS AND *3313 Reporters.

CORRESPONDENTS.

29-2015...................... SOUND ENGINEERING *399 TECHNICIANS, NOT

TECHNICIANS. ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED.

29-2020 WRITERS:

29-2021...................... TECHNICAL WRITERS........ 398 TECHNICAL WRITERS.

29-2022...................... WRITERS AND AUTHORS...... 321 AUTHORS.

29-2099...................... COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA ....................... .........................

WORKERS, ALL OTHER.

29-3000 DESIGNERS:

29-3001...................... COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL *322 DESIGNERS.

DESIGNERS.

29-3002...................... FASHION DESIGNERS........ *322 DESIGNERS.

29-3003...................... FLORAL DESIGNERS......... *322 DESIGNERS.

29-3004...................... GRAPHIC DESIGNERS........ *322 DESIGNERS.

29-3005...................... INTERIOR DESIGNERS....... *322 DESIGNERS.

29-3006...................... LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS..... *322 DESIGNERS.

29-3007...................... MERCHANDISE DISPLAYERS *322 DESIGNERS.

AND WINDOW TRIMMERS.

29-3008...................... SET AND EXHIBIT DESIGNERS *322 DESIGNERS.

29-3099...................... DESIGNERS, ALL OTHER..... *322 DESIGNERS.

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31-0000 SALES OCCUPATIONS

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

31-1000 SALES SUPERVISORS:

31-1001...................... FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/ 403 SUPERVISORS; SALES

MANAGERS OF RETAIL STORE OCCUPATIONS, RETAIL.

WORKERS.

31-1002...................... FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/ 401 SUPERVISORS; SALES

MANAGERS OF NON-RETAIL OCCUPATIONS, INSURANCE,

SALES WORKERS. REAL ESTATE, AND

BUSINESS SERVICES.

402 SUPERVISORS; SALES

OCCUPATIONS, COMMODITIES

EXCEPT RETAIL.

31-2000 SALES WORKERS:

31-2001...................... CASHIERS................. 4364 Cashiers.

31-2002...................... COUNTER AND RENTAL CLERKS 4363 Counter Clerks.

31-2003...................... DEMONSTRATORS AND PRODUCT * 445 DEMONSTRATORS, PROMOTERS,

PROMOTERS. AND MODELS.

31-2004...................... DOOR-TO-DOOR SALES 4365 News Vendors.

WORKERS, NEWS AND STREET

VENDORS, AND OTHER

RELATED WORKERS.

* 4366 Street Vendors, Door-to-

door Sales Workers, and

Related Occupations.

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31-2005...................... MODELS................... * 445 DEMONSTRATORS, PROMOTERS,

AND MODELS.

31-2006...................... PARTS SALESPERSONS....... 4367 Salespersons; Parts.

31-2010 REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND

BROKERS:

31-2011...................... REAL ESTATE BROKERS...... * 4123 Real Estate Sales

Occupations.

31-2012...................... REAL ESTATE SALES AGENTS. * 4123 Real Estate Sales

Occupations.

31-2021...................... RETAIL SALESPERSONS...... 4342 Salespersons; Motor

Vehicles, Mobile Homes,

and Supplies.

4343 Salespersons; Musical

Instruments and

Supplies.

4344 Salespersons; Boats and

Marine Equipment and

Supplies.

4345 Salespersons; Sporting

Goods.

4346 Salespersons; Garments

and Textile Products.

4347 Salespersons; Books,

Stamps, Coins, and

Stationery.

4348 Salespersons; Furniture

and Home Furnishings.

4351 Salespersons, Shoes.

4352 Salespersons; Radio,

Television, High

Fidelity, and Household

Appliances.

4353 Salespersons; Hardware.

4354 Salespersons; Cosmetics,

Toiletries, and Allied

Products.

4356 Salespersons; Jewelry and