Refused
Don't know
Missing by error
No valid answer
Self-completion instrument not completed
Not applicable
Core Member
Core Partner
New Partner
Younger Partner
Older Partner
Sample Member
C1CM
C1CP
C1SM
C1YP
C1NP1
C1NP2
C3CM
C3CP
C3SM
C3YP
C3OP
C3NP3
C1NP3
C4CM
C4CP
C4SM
C4YP
C4OP
C4NP4
C3NP4
C1NP4
C1NP5
C3NP5
C4NP5
C6CM
C6YP
C6OP
C6CP
C1NP6
C3NP6
C4NP6
C6NP6
C7CM
C7CP
C7SM
C7YP
C7OP
C1NP7
C3NP7
C4NP7
C6NP7
C7NP7
C1NP8
C3NP8
C4NP8
C6NP8
C7NP8
Full interview in person
Full interview by Proxy/ consultee
Partial interview in person
Partial interview by Proxy/ consultee
Institutional interview in person
Institutional interview by Proxy/ consultee
No contact
Refusal before interview
Refusal during interview (computed)
Broken appointment-no re-contact
Office refusal
Ill at home during survey period
Away/ill in hospital during survey period
Physically or mentally unable/incompetent
Language difficulties
In a institution, unproductive
Other unproductive
Untraced
Out of Britain
Ineligible (issued in error)
Split household: person is now in a different household
Allocated to another interviewer (moved out of area)
Died
All eligible respondent(s) interviewed in person
All eligible respondent(s) interviewed (some in person, some by proxy)
Some but not all eligible respondents interviewed
Questionnaire received
Received but majority of questions not answered
Not received / Not eligible
Core member ineligible for nurse visit (not part of nurse su
Partner ineligible for Nurse Visit
Ineligible but nurse schedule completed
Refused nurse visit in main interview - and still refuses nu
Nurse schedule completed
No contact made
Refusal by person
Proxy refusal
Broken appointment
Ill ( at home )
Ill ( in hospital )
Away ( other reason )
Other reason for schedule not being completed
Full sample taken - all tubes at least partially filled
Partial sample taken - at least one tube (partially) filled
No sample taken - no tubes filled or partially filled
Respondent not eligible due to clotting disorder or fit
Respondent did not consent to sample being taken
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Yes
No
Married
Cohabit
Neither
No HH members living in a residential address (all respondent(s) in an institution)
Not mentioned
Mentioned
Single
Couple, but finances separate
Couple with joint finances
Own outright
Buying with the help of a mortgage or loan
Pay part rent and part mortgage (shared ownership)
Rent
Live rent free (including rent free in relative's/friend's property)
Squatting
Husband/Wife
Partner/cohabitee
Natural son/daughter
Adopted son/daughter
Foster son/daughter
Step son/daughter/child of partner
Son/daughter-in-law
Natural parent
Adoptive parent
Foster parent
Stepparent/parent s partner
Parent-in-law
Natural brother/sister
Half-brother/sister
Step-brother/sister
Adopted brother/sister
Foster brother/sister
Brother/sister-in-law
Grandchild
Grandparent
Other relative
Other non-relative
(THIS CODE NOT USED)
Male
Female
Husband/wife
Step-son/daughter/child of partner
Step-parent/parent's partner
In own home
Same care home as spouse/partner
Different care home to spouse/partner
Less than fifteen minutes
Between 15 and 30 minutes
Between 30 minutes and one hour
Between 1 and 2 hours
More than 2 hours
SPONTANEOUS Lives/works abroad
SPONTANEOUS: Live in same household
Cancer
Heart attack
Stroke
Other cardiovascular related illness
Respiratory disease
None of these
Never went to school
14 or under
At 15
At 16
At 17
At 18
19 or over
Both natural parents
Natural mother and step-father
Natural father and step-mother
Natural mother
Natural father
Step-parents
Foster parents
Adoptive parents
Children's home
Other-both grandparents
Other-grandmother
Other-grandfather
Other-sibling
Other relatives or combination
Other answer-not codeable
Irrelevant answer-not codeable
Other
Armed Forces
Manager or senior official in someone else's business
Running own business
Professional or technical
Administrative, clerical or secretarial
Skilled trade
Caring, leisure, travel or personal services
Sales or customer service
Plant, process or machine drivers or operators
Other jobs
Something else
Casual jobs
Retired
Unemployed
Sick / disabled
excellent
very good
Good
Fair
Poor
No difficulty
Some difficulty
Much difficulty
Unable to do this
Excellent
Very good
SPONTANEOUS: Registered or legally blind
Partially sighted (also known as sight impaired)
Blind (also known as severely sight impaired)
Not registered as being sight impaired
Glaucoma or suspected glaucoma
Diabetic eye disease
Macular degeneration
Cataracts
Never had
No longer has
Did not have previously but has now
Misdiagnosed
Privately/insurance
NHS
Both
Not during the last month
Less than once a week
Once or twice a week
Three or more times a week
Not at all
1-3 days
4-7 days
8-14 days
15-21 days
22-31 days
Fairly bad
Very bad
About the right weight
Too heavy
Too light
Trying to lose weight
Tring to gain weight
Not trying to change weight
High blood pressure or hypertension
Angina
A heart attack
Congestive heart failure
A heart murmur
An abnormal heart rhythm
Diabetes or high blood sugar
A stroke (cerebral vascular disease)
High cholesterol
Any other heart trouble
Not read out as didn't make sense
None
1
2
3 or more
Taking ACE inhibitor or A2 receptor blocker
Not taking ACE inhibitor or A2 receptor blocker
Taking other ACE inhibitor (not on the card)
Chronic lung disease such as chronic bronchitis or emphysema
Asthma
Arthritis (including osteoarthritis or rheumatism)
Osteoporosis, sometimes called thin or brittle bones
Cancer or a malignant tumour (excluding minor skin cancers)
Parkinson s disease
Any emotional nervous or psychiatric problems
Alzheimer's disease
Dementia, senility or another serious memory impairment
Malignant blood disorder e.g. leukaemia
Multiple Sclerosis or Motor Neurone Disease
Never diagnosed
Medication
Counselling
Both medication and counselling
Arthritis
Fracture
Replacement of a previous artificial hip
Other reason
Replacement of a previous artificial knee
Privately/under insurance
SPONTANEOUS: Both
Press <1> and <Enter> to continue
Unable to answer-does not know what the person was like tw
Much improved
A bit improved
Not much change
A bit worse
Much worse
Mild
Moderate
Severe
Press 1 and enter to continue
Can't walk or never walks
Confirms never walks or cannot walk
Does sometimes walk on a flat surface
Less than 3 months
More than 3 months but less than 6 months
More than 6 months but less than 12 months
More than 12 months
Yes, for some or all
No, none of this help is because of a physical, mental, emotional or  memory problem
Press 1 and <Enter> to continue
Meets needs all the time
Usually meets needs
Sometimes meets needs
Hardly ever meets needs
Household member [1] mentioned
Household member [2] mentioned
Household member [3] mentioned
Household member [4] mentioned
Household member [5] mentioned
Household member [6] mentioned
Household member [7] mentioned
Household member [8] mentioned
Household member [9] mentioned
Household member [10] mentioned
Household member [11] mentioned
Household member [12] mentioned
Household member [13] mentioned
Household member [14] mentioned
Household member [15] mentioned
Household member [16] mentioned
One
More than one
All help with same kind of things
Different people help with different things
No help in the last week
Less than one hour
1-4 hours
5-9 hours
10-19 hours
20-34 hours
35-49 hours
50-99 hours
100 hours or more
Less than 20 hours
35 hours or more
Every day
Four to six times a week
Two or three times a week
Once a week
Once a fortnight/every two weeks
Once a month
Less than once a month
Once a day
Twice a day
Three or four times a day
All the time
Whenever need it
During the day time only, until I/he/she goes to bed
During the night time only, once I/he/she has gone to bed
Both during the day time and at night
Deals with this all
Deals with some of it but not all
Does not deal with this at all
Yes, have Personal Budget/Individual budget
No, do not have Personal Budget/ Individual Budget
Yes, had income assessment
No help from local authority, council or social services
Local authority, council or social services arranged this help
Local authority, council or social services gave information only
(Don't know)
Per hour
Per visit
Per day
Per week
Per fortnight
Per four weeks
Per calendar month
Per year
All
Some
per visit
Respondent only
Respondent with assistance of another person
Another person with limited input from respondent
Another person with no input from respondent
Days/nights
Weeks
Months
Every day or nearly every day
Two or three times a month
Once a month or less
1-3 hours
4-6 hours
More than 6 hours
Yes covered all costs
Never smoked cigarettes
No longer smoking cigarettes by last interview
Stopped smoking cigarettes since last interview
Does smoke cigarettes nowadays
Doctor or nurse said should stop
It is unhealthy
It is expensive / to save money
Pressure from family or friends
Worried about effect of passive smoke on people around me
Stopped enjoying it
Cosmetic reasons (e.g. smell stained teeth fingers hair)
It's becoming harder to smoke in public or at work
Advertising
Had health problems
To support spouse, sibling or friend to quit smoking
Cigarettes
Roll ups
Both cigarettes and roll ups
Grams
Ounces
More than once a week
One to three times a month
Hardly ever or never
Less than 11 years old
Between 11 and 12 years old
Between 13 and 15 years old
Between 16 and 18 years old
More than 18 years old
The menopause (or no obvious reason)
Surgery (including sterilisation or hysterectomy)
Chemotherapy
Pregnancy or breast feeding
Another reason
As the result of an accident or injury
3-6 months
7-12 months
Under the National Health Service
Paid for privately
No, passenger only
Never
SPONTANEOUS: Do not currently use
SPONTANEOUS : Do not currently use
1 to 5
6 to 10
11 to 20
21 or more
Twice a month of more
About once a month
Every few months
About once or twice a year
Less than once a year
Temporarily away from paid work
Looking for paid work
Waiting to take up paid work already accepted
In paid work
Not in paid work
Leave/holiday
Sick/injured
Attending a training course
Laid off/on short time
On strike
Maternity/paternity leave
Other personal/family reasons
Other answer - not codeable
Irrelevant answer - not codeable
Other reasons
Employed
Self-employed
Permanently sick or disabled
Looking after home or family
Irrelevant response - not codeable
SPONTANEOUS: Semi-retired
Employee
Own ill health or disability
Job was too tiring/stressful
Ill health or disability of a relative/friend
Company went out of business/site closed down
Made redundant/dismissed/had no choice
Took voluntary redundancy
To spend more time with partner/family
Career progression
Fed up with job and wanted a change
Moved to a different area
1 or 2
3 to 24
25 to 499
500+
43192
43586
20-99
100-499
500-999
1000+
Sedentary occupation: spend most of the time sitting
Standing occupation: spend most of the time standing or walking
Physical work: involves some physical effort
Heavy manual work: involves very vigorous physical activity
The pay was enough
The hours suited me
Could come to and/or leave work at times that suited me
To progress my career
The content of the job suited me
Started own business/become self-employed
Started work in family business
Was the only job I could get
Was the first job I found
Temporary job (lasting less than 12 months)
Fxed term job lasting between 1 and 3 years
Fixed term job lasting more than 3 years
Permanent job
Working was too tiring/stressful
Could not find another job
Could afford to stop working
To enjoy life while still fit and young enough
Fed up with working and wanted a change
To stop working at same time as husband/wife/partner
To give young generation a chance
Other reaon
Job too tiring/stressful
Company going out of business/site closing down
Being made redundant/dismissed/have no choice
Taking voluntary redundancy
Fed up with job and want a change
Fed up with employer/colleagues and want a change
To earn more money
Moving to a different area
One week
Two weeks
Three weeks
Four weeks
Calendar month
Two calendar months
Eight times a year
Nine times a year
Ten times a year
Three months/13 weeks
Six months/26 weeks
One year/12 months/52 weeks
Less than one week
One off/lump sum
Latest payslip consulted
Old payslip consulted
Payslip not consulted
No payslip provided by employer
Very accurate
Fairly accurate
Not very accurate
Not at all accurate
Not yet but will be
Own account (sole owner)
In partnership
Winter (start of year)
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter (end of year)
Profit/earnings
Loss
Yes (before tax)
No (after tax)
Not liable for tax
Yes (before NI)
No (after NI)
Weekly
Monthly
TwoWeek
ThrWeek
TwoMonth
EighYear
NineYear
TenYear
ThrMonth
SixMonth
One year
LessWeek
Not currently entitled to receive any state pension income
Entitled to receive state pension income but not claimed it
Lump sum payment
Higher weekly state pension income
Have not decided yet
Age given
Month and year given
Started receiving state pension immediately
Chose not to receive any state pension income initially in return for a lump sum payment/higher weekly state pension lat
Women only: had to wait until husband reached state pension age to become eligible
Cannot remember
No - had not heard of the policy
No - had heard of the policy but chose not to
Full pension
Reduced pension
No pension
Own ill health
Ill health of a relative/friend
Offered reasonable financial terms to retire early or take voluntary redundancy
To spend more time with partner/ family
To enjoy life while still young and fit enough
To retire at the same time as spouse/partner
To retire at a different time to spouse/partner
To give the young generation a chance
Reached retirement age
To retire at the same time as husband/wife/partner
To retire at a different time to husband/wife/partner
Yes, in own name
Yes, through another family member
No, not insured
Paid for by respondent
Paid for by someone else
Partner/husband/wife
Other family member
Company/employer
Pension fund
Pays for all or part of it directly
Employer deducts it from wages
Employer pays it fully as a benefit
Automatic
At employer s discretion
Yearly
Respondent
Partner
Husband/wife/partner only
Yes, monthly
Yes, yearly
Spouse/partner only
Current Incapacity Benefit (respondent)
Current Employment and Support Allowance (respondent)
Current SDA (respondent)
Current SSP (respondent)
Current Attendance Allowance (respondent)
Current PIP inc motability (respondent)
Current Disability Living Allowance (respondent)
Current Ind Inj Ben (respondent)
Current War Pension (respondent)
Current carers allowance (respondent)
Current oth health benefit
Current Incapacity Benefit (partner)
Current Employment and Support Allowance (partner)
Current SDA (partner)
Current SSP (partner)
Current att allow (partner)
Current Personal Independence Payment (partner)
Current Disability Living Allowance (partner)
Current Ind Inj Ben (partner)
Current War Pension (partner)
Current carers allowance (partner)
Current oth health benefit (partner)
Current Universal Credit (respondent)
Current Income Support (respondent)
Current Pension Credit (respondent)
Current Working Tax Credit (respondent)
Current Jobseeker's Allowance (respondent)
Current Guardian's Allowance (respondent)
Current Widow or Bereavement Allowance/pension (respondent)
Current Child Benefit (respondent)
Current Child Tax Credit (respondent)
Current  other state benefit (respondent)
Current Universal Credit (partner)
Current Income Support (partner)
Current Pension Credit (partner)
Current Working Tax Credit (partner)
Current Jobseeker's Allowance (partner)
Current Guardian's Allowance (partner)
Current Child Benefit (partner)
Current Child Tax Credit (partner)
Current other state benefit (partner)
Yes - all of them
Yes - some of them
No - none of them
Spouse / partner only
Respondent consulted documents frequently
Respondent consulted documents occasionally
Respondent did not consult documents
Ex-Husband/wife/partner
Son/daughter
Parent
Brother/sister
Local Authority
Publisher
Financial support for children
Household bills/expenses
Spending money/allowance
Loan repayment
Maintenance or alimony
Royalties
Local authority
Maintenance or Alimony
Doesn t make repayments
Husband/wife/partner
Both/jointly
just Respondent
jointly with Husband/wife/partner
Year
Age
Child
Aunt/uncle
Respondent s sibling
Husband/wife/partner's sibling
Husband/wife/partner/ex-spouse
Non-relative
manage very well
manage quite well
get by alright
don t manage very well
have some financial difficulties
have severe financial difficulties
Respondent looks after all HH money except partner's personal spending money
Partner looks after all HH money except respondent's personal spending money
Respondent given a housekeeping allowance,  partner looks after rest of the money
Partner is given a housekeeping allowance, respondent looks after rest of the money
Respondent & partner share and manage HH finances jointly
Respondent & partner keep finances completely separate
Some other arrangement
Both have equal say
Continue
SPONTANEOUS: Respondent refuses to answer questions about other HH members
Press <1> and <Enter> to continue.
Pays regular rent
Pays something from time to time
Lives rent free
Lives here rent free
Paying regular rent
Local authority or council
Housing association or co-operative or charitable trust
Individual private landlord
Employer of a household member
Relative/friend of a household member
Another organisation/individual
Furnished
Partly furnished (e.g. curtains and carpets only)
Unfurnished
25 percent
50 percent
75 percent
Doesn't make rent payments (100% rebate/housing benefit)
Deducted from rent
Received it directly
Before
After
No HO data (partial interview, or HO respondent unproductive)
Private Owner
Council or Local Authority
Housing Association
Landlord
Family or relative
Respondent spontaneously disputes records
A repayment mortgage or loan (where mortgage payments cover interest and part of the original loan)
An endowment mortgage (where mortgage payments cover interest only, save separately to pay off the capital)
Part repayment and part endowment
A pension mortgage (where mortgage payments cover interest only)
A PEP, ISA or Unit Trust mortgage
Other type of mortgage or loan
SPONTANEOUS: Interest only mortgage
SPONTANEOUS: Equity release
Yes - recoded post-interview from other please specify
No - unable to recode, original answer
Fixed rate
Variable rate
Paid it/them off
Combined it with another mortgage
Partly paid off and partly combined with another mortgage
Respondent had forgotten about one or more mortgages
Home extensions
Home improvements
Car purchase
Other consumable goods
Annual amount
Instalment
Does not pay Council Tax
Respondent consulted documents
Don t know
Job relocated
Moved to start a new job
Moved to a better area, or one with fewer problems
Moved to a more suitable home
Bought own home
Was evicted, couldn''t afford to pay rent or had home repossessed
Moved for health reasons
Moved in with partner
Split from partner
Moved in with family or friends
Moved to be nearer family and/or friends
Other financial reason such as to release capital or couldn't afford to run house
Before 1919
1919-1944
1945-1964
1965-1984
1985 or later
Yes - installed to assist people
One or more times per month
Almost every month.
Most months but not every month
Once or twice in the year
Percentage
Amount
Mains gas
Electricity
Solid fuel
Oil
Same supplier
Different suppliers
Pay together
Pay separately
Direct debit
Monthly/quarterly bill (including standing orders)
Pre-payment (key/card or token) meters
Included in rent
Frequent cash payment (ie more frequent than once a month)
Fuel direct/direct from benefits
Staywarm scheme
Quarterly
Yes, still has vehicle
Never had vehicle
Had similar vehicle but details incorrect
Vehicle has now changed ownership within the household
Out of service, sold, given away or keeper no longer in household
New vehicle (since previous wave)
Car
Van
Motorbike
Answer given in year vehicle was registered
Answer given in registration letter (Letter at beginning)
Answer given in registration letter (Letter at the end)
Answer given in new registration number (Number in middle)
Better now
About the same
Worse now than it was then
Worse now than they were then
Day of month given correctly
Day of month given incorrectly
Month given correctly
Month given incorrectly
Year given correctly
Year given incorrectly
Day of week given correctly
Day of week given incorrectly
List read out by computer
List read out by interviewer
Respondent definitely used aid
Suspect that respondent used aid, but not certain
No reason to think respondent used aid
Correct
Incorrect
Wants to start again
Correct answer = scissors
Incorrect answer
Correct answer = cactus or name of kind of cactus
Correct answer = Elizabeth, Queen Elizabeth or Queen Elizabe
Correct answer = (last name) Cameron/May
Correct answer = (last name) Obama/Trump
No - sight difficulties
No - health problems
No - other
No - reading problems
No - deaf or hard of hearing
No - too tired
No - has other illness or physical impairment that affects ability to perform test
No - impaired concentration
No - very nervous or anxious
No - has other mental impairment
Refusal/didn't want to take part
No - didn't know what to do/didn't understand task
No - distressed/ upset
No - under influence of alcohol
No - interruption or distraction, e.g. phone call or visitor
No - noisy environment
Correct answer: seven
Incorrect answer: any other response
Correct answer: at least three situations
Correct answer: one correct condition
150
100
200
250
600
Other answer
Doesn't know answer
10
90
900
9000
2000
3000
4000
8000
12000
18000
15 pence
25 pence
400000
200000
250000
500000
242
202
204
210
220
240
Increased by 5%
Increased by 10%
Decreased by 5%
Decreased by 10%
Respondent does not own their house
They pay for care for everyone
They pay for care for some people (based on person's ability to pay)
Yes, and I know some of the details
Yes, but I don't know the details
Thought about it in great detail
Thought about it a little
Know should have thought about it but haven't done so yet
Haven't thought about this at all yet
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
Most of the time
At least once a week
Less than once a week but at least once a month
Less often
One-off activity
Strongly agree
Agree
Disagree
Strongly disagree
Yes, someone else needed
Once or twice a month
6-11 times a year
1-5 times a year
4 to 5 days a week
2 to 3 days a week
one day a week
Less often than one day a week
Every weekend
Every other weekend
4 to 7 days a week
1 day a week
Up to a few days a month but not each week
Less often than once a month
Frequently
Occasionally
Yes to nurse visit
No to nurse visit
Yes-due to sight problems
Yes-due to literacy problems
Yes-due to other problems
Yes-Don't know reason
Observed walking without help of another person or using support
Observed walking with help of another person or using support
Not observed-in wheelchair
Not observed-bed bound
Not observed-uncertain if respondent has impairment
Yes but aid unavailable
No apparent restriction
Yes, recent surgery
Yes, injury
Yes, other health condition
Suitable space available
No suitable space
Completed successfully
Attempted but unable to complete
Stopped by the interviewer because of safety reasons
Respondent refused
Linoleum/tile/wood
Low-pile carpet
Thick-pile carpet
Concrete
Others
Stone or block paving
Grass
Plastic mat
Walking stick or cane
Elbow crutches
Walking frame
Prosthetic leg
Weight measured
Weight refused
Weight attempted, not obtained
Weight not attempted
Cannot see point/weight already known/doctor has measurement
Too busy/taken long enough already/no time
Respondent too ill/frail/tired
Considered intrusive information
Respondent too anxious/nervous/shy/embarrassed
Refused (no Other reasongiven)
Kilograms
Stones and pounds
Uneven floor
Carpet
No problems experienced, reliable weight measurement obtained
Problems experienced, measurement likely to be reliable
Problems experienced, measurement likely to be unreliable
Twice a month or more
Every day, or almost every day
At least once a week (but not every day)
At least once a month (but not every week)
At least once every 3 months
Less than every 3 months
Slightly agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Slightly disagree
Some of the time
Not often
A lot
A little
Very close
Quite close
Not very close
Not at all close
Once or twice a year
Less than once a year or never
Never applies to me
Occasionally or seldom applies to me
Fairly often applies to me
Very often applies to me
Disagree strongly
Disagree somewhat
Disagree slightly
Agree slightly
Agree somewhat
Agree strongly
Already retired
I have already retired
Worst off
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
95
Best off
Very positive
Mainly positive
Neither positive nor negative
Mainly negative
Very negative
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Very
Do not know
Almost every day
Five or six days a week
Three or four days a week
Once every couple of months
Not at all in the last 12 months
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Very impatient
Very Patient
Avoid taking risks
Fully prepared to take risks
Live for the moment
Live for the future
Quality of life
Length of life
How my body looks
How my body functions
Willing to use experimental treatments
Would never use experimental treatments
Prefer to make the final treatment decision
Prefer to leave all treatment decisions to my doctor
Answered
Not answered
Age of 90 or over collapsed to avoid disclosure
Year of birth collapsed if aged 90 or over at interview
White
Non-white
UK
Non-UK
Not yet finished
Single, that is never married and never registered in a same-sex Civil Partnership
Married, first and only marriage or a civil partner in a registered same-sex Civil Partnership
Remarried, second or later marriage
Separated, but still legally married or (spontaneous only) in a same-sex Civil Partnership
Divorced or (spontaneous only) formerly in a same-sex Civil Partnership
Widowed or (spontaneous only) a surviving civil partner from a same-sex Civil Partnership
Lung
Breast
Colon bowel or rectum
Melanoma or other skin cancer
Prostate
Somewhere else
DOB collapsed if aged 90 or over at interview
No new NS-SEC code
New NS-SEC code
No new SIC code
New SIC code
No new SOC code
New SOC code
Incomplete/No job info collected
Higher managerial, administrative and professional occupations
Lower managerial, administrative and professional occupations
Intermediate occupation
Small employers and own account workers
Lower supervisory and technical occupations
Semi-routine occupations
Routine occupations
Never worked and long term unemployed
1 Higher managerial, administrative and professional occupations
Intermediate occupations
Semi-routine and routine occupations
Lower managerial, administrative and professional occupation
Routine and manual occupations
Incomplete/No job information