Office of Management and Budget

OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET

1997 Standard Occupational Classification Revision

AGENCY: Office of Management and Budget, Executive Office of the President.

ACTION: Notice of solicitation of comments.

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 structure of the new SOC as reflected in Part IV of this notice in the Supplementary Information section below, especially the organization of the detailed occupations 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 <sixty days from the date of this notice>.

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 socrevision@bls.gov (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 hadlock_p@bls.gov; 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:

Administrative and Clerical occupations;
atural Science, Law, Health, Education, and Arts occupations;
Services and Sales occupations;
Construction, Extractive, and Transportation occupations;
Mechanical and Production occupations; and
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 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:

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).

	1980 SOC	1997 OES	1997 SOC
Total Occupations	665	778	795

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 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), "Compu ter 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.

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

1997 SOC

Title

1980

Title

11-0000	MANAGEMENT
11-1000	TOP EXECUTIVES
11-1001	CHIEF EXECUTIVES		112	CHIEF EXECUTIVES AND GENERAL ADMINISTRATORS
11-1002	GENERAL AND OPERATIONS MANAGERS		1131	Judicial, Public Safety 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 MANAGERS		137	MANAGERS; ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
11-2002	ADVERTISING AND PROMOTIONS MANAGERS	*	125	MANAGERS; MARKETING, ADVERTISING, AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
11-2003	COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGERS	*	126	MANAGERS; ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS, AND NATURAL SCIENCES
11-2010	FINANCIAL MANAGERS
11-2011	FINANCIAL MANAGERS, BRANCH, OFFICE, AND DEPARTMENT	*	122	FINANCIAL MANAGERS
11-2012	TREASURERS, CONTROLLERS, AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERS		1135	Public Finance, Taxation, and Other Monetary Program Administrators
		*	122	FINANCIAL MANAGERS
11-2020	HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGERS
11-2021	COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS MANAGERS	*	123	PERSONNEL AND LABOR RELATIONS MANAGERS
11-2022	TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS	*	123	PERSONNEL AND LABOR RELATIONS MANAGERS
11-2029	HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGERS, ALL OTHER
11-2031	INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION MANAGERS		132	PRODUCTION 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, AND DISTRIBUTION MANAGERS		1342	Transportation Facilities and Operations Managers
11-3000	OTHER MANAGERS
11-3010	AGRICULTURAL MANAGERS
11-3011	FARM, RANCH, AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL MANAGERS		5522	Managers; General Farm
			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, PRESCHOOL AND CHILD CARE CENTER/PROGRAM	*	1283	Administrators; Education and Related Fields, Not Elsewhere Classified
11-3032	EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS, ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL		1282	Administrators; Elementary and Secondary Education
11-3033	EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS, POSTSECONDARY		1281	Administrators; Colleges and Universities
11-3039	EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS, ALL OTHER	*	1283	Administrators; Education 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
11-3044	MEDICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES MANAGERS		131	MANAGERS; MEDICINE AND 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 SUPERINTENDENTS		1344	Postmasters and Mail Superintendents
11-3047	PROPERTY, REAL ESTATE, AND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MANAGERS		1353	Managers; Property and Leasing
11-3048	SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE MANAGERS		1132	Human Resources Program Administrators
11-3999	MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, ALL OTHER	*	139	OFFICIALS AND ADMINISTRATORS; OTHER, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
			1139	Officials and Administrators, Public Administration, Not Elsewhere Classified
			1359	Managers; Service Organizations, Not Elsewhere Classified

13-0000

BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL OPERATIONS OCCUPATIONS

13-1000	BUSINESS OPERATIONS SPECIALISTS
13-1001	AGENTS AND BUSINESS MANAGERS OF ARTISTS, PERFORMERS, AND ATHLETES		145	BUSINESS AND PROMOTION AGENTS
13-1002	BUYERS AND PURCHASING AGENTS		1442	Buyers, Wholesale and 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 SPECIALISTS	*	5149	Protective Service 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, AND PLACEMENT SPECIALISTS	*	143	PERSONNEL, TRAINING, AND LABOR RELATIONS SPECIALISTS
13-1012	COMPENSATION, BENEFITS, AND JOB ANALYSIS SPECIALISTS	*	143	PERSONNEL, TRAINING, AND LABOR RELATIONS SPECIALISTS
13-1013	TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT SPECIALISTS	*	143	PERSONNEL, TRAINING, AND LABOR RELATIONS SPECIALISTS
13-1019	HUMAN RESOURCES AND LABOR RELATIONS SPECIALISTS, ALL OTHER	*	143	PERSONNEL, TRAINING, AND LABOR RELATIONS SPECIALISTS
13-1021	LOGISTICIANS		1721	Operations Researchers and Analysts
13-1022	MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS		142	MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS
13-1023	MEETING AND CONVENTION PLANNERS	*	149	MANAGEMENT RELATED OCCUPATIONS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
13-1099	BUSINESS OPERATIONS SPECIALISTS, ALL OTHER	*	149	MANAGEMENT RELATED OCCUPATIONS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
13-2000	FINANCIAL SPECIALISTS
13-2001	ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS		1412	Accountants and Auditors
13-2002	ASSESSORS AND REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS		444	APPRAISERS AND RELATED 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 ADVISORS	*	1419	Other Financial Officers
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, ALL OTHER	*	149	MANAGEMENT RELATED OCCUPATIONS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

15-0000

COMPUTER AND MATHEMATICAL OCCUPATIONS

15-1000	COMPUTER SPECIALISTS
15-1001	COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENTISTS, RESEARCH	*	1719	Computer Scientists, Not Elsewhere Classified
15-1002	COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS		3971	Programmers, Business
			3972	Programmers, Scientific
15-1010	COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERS
15-1011	COMPUTER SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS ENGINEERS	*	1719	Computer Scientists, Not Elsewhere Classified
15-1012	COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERS, OPERATING SYSTEMS	*	1636	Computer Engineers
15-1021	COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS	*	1719	Computer Scientists, Not Elsewhere Classified
15-1022	DATABASE ADMINISTRATORS	*	1719	Computer Scientists, Not Elsewhere Classified
15-1023	NETWORK AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATORS	*	1719	Computer Scientists, Not Elsewhere Classified
15-1030	SYSTEMS ANALYSTS
15-1031	NETWORK SYSTEMS AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS ANALYSTS	*	1712	Computer Systems Analysts
15-1032	SYSTEMS ANALYSTS, SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING	*	1712	Computer Systems Analysts
15-1039	SYSTEMS ANALYSTS, ALL OTHER	*	1712	Computer Systems Analysts
15-1099	COMPUTER SPECIALISTS, ALL OTHER	*	1719	Computer Scientists, Not 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 AND ANALYSTS		1722	Systems Researchers and Analysts, Except Computer
15-2004	STATISTICIANS		1733	Statisticians
15-2099	MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS AND TECHNICIANS, ALL OTHER		384	MATHEMATICAL TECHNICIANS

17-0000

ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING OCCUPATIONS

17-1000	ARCHITECTS, SURVEYORS, AND CARTOGRAPHERS
17-1001	ARCHITECTS, EXCEPT LANDSCAPE AND NAVAL		161	ARCHITECTS
17-1010	SURVEYORS, CARTOGRAPHERS, AND PHOTOGRAMMETRISTS
17-1011	CARTOGRAPHERS AND PHOTOGRAMMETRISTS		1644	Cartographers
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 ENGINEERS	*	1636	Computer Engineers
17-2010	ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS
17-2011	ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS	*	1633	Electrical and Electronic Engineers
17-2012	ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS, EXCEPT COMPUTER	*	1633	Electrical and Electronic Engineers
17-2021	ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS	*	1628	Civil Engineers
17-2030	INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS, INCLUDING HEALTH AND SAFETY
17-2031	HEALTH AND SAFETY ENGINEERS, EXCEPT MINING SAFETY ENGINEERS AND INSPECTORS	*	1639	Engineers, Not Elsewhere Classified
17-2032	INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS		1634	Industrial Engineers
17-2041	MARINE ENGINEERS AND NAVAL ARCHITECTS		1637	Marine Engineers and Naval Architects
17-2042	MATERIALS ENGINEERS		1623	Metallurgical and Materials Engineers
17-2043	MECHANICAL ENGINEERS		1635	Mechanical Engineers
17-2044	MINING AND GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERS, INCLUDING MINE SAFETY ENGINEERS		1624	Mining 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 DRAFTERS	*	372	DRAFTING OCCUPATIONS
17-3012	ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS DRAFTERS	*	372	DRAFTING OCCUPATIONS
17-3013	MECHANICAL DRAFTERS	*	372	DRAFTING OCCUPATIONS
17-3019	DRAFTERS, ALL OTHER	*	372	DRAFTING OCCUPATIONS
17-3021	ARCHITECTURAL TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT DRAFTERS	*	3719	Engineering Technologists and Technicians, Not Elsewhere Classified
17-3030	ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT DRAFTERS
17-3031	AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AND OPERATIONS TECHNICIANS	*	3719	Engineering Technologists and Technicians, Not Elsewhere Classified
17-3032	CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS	*	399	TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
17-3033	ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS	*	3711	Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians
17-3034	ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS	*	3711	Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians
17-3035	ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS	*	3719	Engineering Technologists and Technicians, Not Elsewhere Classified
17-3036	INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS		3712	Industrial Engineering Technologists and Technicians
17-3037	MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS		3713	Mechanical Engineering Technologists and Technicians
17-3039	ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT DRAFTERS, ALL OTHER	*	3719	Engineering Technologists and Technicians, Not Elsewhere Classified
17-3041	SURVEYING AND MAPPING TECHNICIANS		3733	Surveying Technicians
			3734	Cartographic Technicians
			3739	Surveying and Mapping Technicians, Not Elsewhere Classified

19-0000

LIFE, PHYSICAL, AND SOCIAL SCIENCE OCCUPATIONS

19-1000	LIFE SCIENTISTS
19-1010	AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD SCIENTISTS
19-1011	ANIMAL SCIENTISTS	*	1853	Agricultural and Food Scientists
19-1012	FOOD SCIENTISTS AND TECHNOLOGISTS	*	1853	Agricultural and Food Scientists
19-1013	SOIL AND PLANT SCIENTISTS	*	1853	Agricultural and Food Scientists
19-1020	BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS
19-1021	BIOCHEMISTS AND BIOPHYSICISTS	*	1854	Biological Scientists
19-1022	MICROBIOLOGISTS	*	1854	Biological Scientists
19-1023	ZOOLOGISTS AND WILDLIFE BIOLOGISTS	*	1854	Biological Scientists
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 OTHER		185	LIFE SCIENTISTS
19-2000	PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS
19-2001	ASTRONOMERS		1842	Astronomers
19-2002	ATMOSPHERIC AND SPACE SCIENTISTS		1846	Atmospheric and Space 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 HYDROLOGISTS AND GEOGRAPHERS	*	1847	Geologists
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 OTHER	*	1849	Physical Scientists, Not Elsewhere Classified
19-3000	SOCIAL SCIENTISTS AND RELATED WORKERS
19-3001	ANTHROPOLOGISTS AND ARCHEOLOGISTS	*	1919	Social Scientists, Not 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
19-3031	CLINICAL, COUNSELING, AND SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS	*	1915	Psychologists
19-3032	INDUSTRIAL-ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGISTS	*	1915	Psychologists
19-3039	PSYCHOLOGISTS, ALL OTHER	*	1915	Psychologists
19-3041	SOCIOLOGISTS		1916	Sociologists
19-3042	URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNERS		192	URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNERS
19-3099	SOCIAL SCIENTISTS AND RELATED WORKERS, ALL OTHER	*	1919	Social Scientists, Not Elsewhere Classified
19-4000	LIFE, PHYSICAL, AND SOCIAL SCIENCE TECHNICIANS
19-4001	AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD SCIENCE TECHNICIANS	*	382	BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGISTS 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 TECHNICIANS	*	389	SCIENCE TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
19-4005	FORENSIC SCIENCE TECHNICIANS	*	389	SCIENCE TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
19-4006	FOREST AND CONSERVATION TECHNICIANS	*	382	BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, EXCEPT HEALTH
19-4007	GEOLOGICAL AND PETROLEUM TECHNICIANS		3833	Petroleum Technologists and Technicians
19-4008	NUCLEAR TECHNICIANS		3832	Nuclear Technologists and Technicians
19-4011	SOCIAL SCIENCE TECHNICIANS	*	389	SCIENCE TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
19-4099	LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE TECHNICIANS, ALL OTHER	*	389	SCIENCE TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
21-0000	HEALTH OCCUPATIONS
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 SURGEONS	*	262	DENTISTS
21-1019	DENTISTS, ALL OTHER SPECIALISTS
21-1021	DIETITIANS AND NUTRITIONISTS	*	302	DIETITIANS
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 PRACTITIONERS	*	261	PHYSICIANS
21-1033	INTERNISTS, GENERAL	*	261	PHYSICIANS
21-1034	OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNECOLOGISTS	*	261	PHYSICIANS
21-1035	PEDIATRICIANS, GENERAL	*	261	PHYSICIANS
21-1036	PSYCHIATRISTS	*	261	PHYSICIANS
21-1037	SURGEONS	*	261	PHYSICIANS
21-1039	PHYSICIANS, ALL OTHER SPECIALISTS	*	261	PHYSICIANS
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 PATHOLOGISTS	*	3034	Speech Pathologists and Audiologists
21-1059	THERAPISTS, ALL OTHER	*	3039	Therapists, Not Elsewhere Classified
21-1061	VETERINARIANS		27	VETERINARIANS
21-1099	HEALTH DIAGNOSING AND TREATING PRACTITIONERS, ALL OTHER, INCLUDING ALTERNATIVE HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS	*	289	HEALTH DIAGNOSING AND TREATING PRACTITIONERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
21-2000	HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS
21-2001	CARDIOVASCULAR TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS	*	369	HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
21-2010	CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS
21-2011	MEDICAL AND CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIANS	*	362	CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS
21-2012	MEDICAL AND CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS	*	362	CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS
21-2021	DENTAL HYGIENISTS		363	DENTAL HYGIENISTS
21-2030	DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING TECHNICIANS
21-2031	DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHERS	*	365	RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS
21-2032	NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGISTS	*	365	RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS
21-2033	RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS	*	365	RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS
21-2041	DIETETIC TECHNICIANS	*	302	DIETITIANS
21-2042	EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS AND PARAMEDICS	*	369	HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
21-2043	LICENSED PRACTICAL AND LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSES		366	LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES
21-2044	MEDICAL RECORDS AND HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNICIANS		364	HEALTH RECORD TECHNOLOGISTS AND 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 TECHNICIANS	*	3031	Respiratory Therapists
21-2051	SURGICAL TECHNOLOGISTS	*	369	HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
21-2052	VETERINARY TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS	*	369	HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
21-2099	HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, ALL OTHER	*	369	HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND 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, AND ATTENDANTS		5236	Nursing Aides, Orderlies, and Attendants
21-3010	OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANTS AND AIDES
21-3011	OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AIDES	*	5233	Health Aides, Except Nursing
21-3012	OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANTS	*	5233	Health Aides, Except 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 ASSISTANTS	*	5233	Health Aides, Except Nursing
21-3041	PSYCHIATRIC AIDES	*	5233	Health Aides, Except Nursing
21-3099	HEALTH SERVICE ASSISTANTS AND ATTENDANTS, ALL OTHER		523	HEALTH SERVICE OCCUPATIONS
21-4000	OTHER HEALTH-RELATED WORKERS
21-4001	ATHLETIC TRAINERS	*	34	ATHLETES AND RELATED WORKERS
21-4002	HEALTH SERVICE COORDINATORS	*	369	HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
21-4003	MEDICAL EQUIPMENT PREPARERS	*	5233	Health Aides, Except Nursing
21-4010	OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY SPECIALISTS AND TECHNICIANS
21-4011	OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY SPECIALISTS	*	369	HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
21-4012	OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY TECHNICIANS	*	369	HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
21-4021	ORTHOTISTS AND PROSTHETISTS	*	369	HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
21-4999	HEALTH-RELATED WORKERS, ALL OTHER	*	289	HEALTH DIAGNOSING AND TREATING PRACTITIONERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

23-0000

COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL SERVICES OCCUPATIONS

23-1000	PSYCHOSOCIAL, COMMUNITY, AND BEHAVIORAL WORKERS
23-1010	COUNSELORS, EXCEPT EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL, AND SCHOOL
23-1011	ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELORS	*	2032	Social Workers
23-1012	MARRIAGE AND FAMILY COUNSELORS AND THERAPISTS	*	2032	Social Workers
23-1013	MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELORS	*	2032	Social Workers
23-1014	REHABILITATION COUNSELORS	*	2032	Social Workers
23-1019	COUNSELORS, EXCEPT EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL, AND SCHOOL, ALL OTHER	*	2032	Social Workers
23-1020	SOCIAL WORKERS
23-1021	CHILD, FAMILY, AND SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKERS	*	2032	Social Workers
23-1022	MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH SOCIAL WORKERS	*	2032	Social Workers
23-1023	MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SOCIAL WORKERS	*	2032	Social Workers
23-1029	SOCIAL WORKERS, ALL OTHER	*	2032	Social Workers
23-1030	OTHER COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS
23-1031	PROBATION OFFICERS AND CORRECTIONAL TREATMENT SPECIALISTS	*	2032	Social Workers
23-1032	RECREATION WORKERS		2033	Recreation Workers
23-1033	SOCIAL AND HUMAN SERVICE ASSISTANTS	*	2032	Social Workers
23-2000	RELIGIOUS WORKERS
23-2001	CLERGY		2042	Clergy
23-2002	DIRECTORS, RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATION	*	2049	Religious Workers, Not Elsewhere Classified
23-2099	RELIGIOUS WORKERS, ALL OTHER	*	2049	Religious Workers, Not Elsewhere Classified
25-0000	LEGAL OCCUPATIONS
25-1000	LEGAL OCCUPATIONS
25-1001	ADJUDICATORS, HEARINGS OFFICERS, AND JUDICIAL REVIEWERS	*	212	JUDGES
25-1002	ARBITRATORS, MEDIATORS, AND CONCILIATORS	*	211	LAWYERS
25-1010	COMPLIANCE OFFICERS AND ENFORCEMENT INSPECTORS
25-1011	CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING INSPECTORS		1472	Construction Inspectors
25-1012	FINANCIAL EXAMINERS	*	1473	Inspectors and Compliance Officers, except Construction
25-1013	SAFETY AND HEALTH INSPECTORS AND COMPLIANCE OFFICERS, EXCEPT CONSTRUCTION	*	1473	Inspectors and Compliance Officers, except Construction
25-1014	TAX EXAMINERS, COLLECTORS, AND REVENUE AGENTS	*	1473	Inspectors and Compliance Officers, except Construction
25-1019	COMPLIANCE OFFICERS AND ENFORCEMENT INSPECTORS, ALL OTHER	*	1473	Inspectors and Compliance Officers, except 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 ASSISTANTS	*	396	LEGAL TECHNICIANS
25-1025	TITLE EXAMINERS, ABSTRACTORS, AND SEARCHERS	*	396	LEGAL TECHNICIANS
25-1999	LEGAL WORKERS, ALL OTHER		21	LAWYERS AND JUDGES

27-0000

EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND LIBRARY OCCUPATIONS

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 SCHOOL	*	232	ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
27-1004	TEACHERS, MIDDLE SCHOOL	*	232	ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
27-1005	TEACHERS, SECONDARY SCHOOL		233	SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
27-1006	SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS		235	TEACHERS; SPECIAL EDUCATION
27-2000	TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY
27-2001	BUSINESS TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2233	Business, Commerce and Marketing Teachers
27-2010	MATH AND COMPUTER TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY
27-2011	COMPUTER SCIENCE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2228	Computer Science Teachers
		*	2249	Teachers; Postsecondary, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2012	MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2227	Mathematical Sciences Teachers
27-2020	ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY
27-2021	ARCHITECTURE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY	*	2249	Teachers; Postsecondary, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2022	ENGINEERING TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2226	Engineering Teachers
27-2030	LIFE SCIENCES TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY
27-2031	AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2234	Agriculture Teachers
27-2032	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE TEACHERS		2213	Biological Sciences Teachers
27-2033	FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION SCIENCE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY	*	2249	Teachers; Postsecondary, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2040	PHYSICAL SCIENCES TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY
27-2041	ATMOSPHERIC, EARTH, MARINE, AND SPACE SCIENCES TEACHERS		2212	Atmospheric, Earth, Marine, and Space Sciences Teachers
27-2042	CHEMISTRY TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2214	Chemistry Teachers
27-2043	ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY	*	2216	Natural Sciences Teachers, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2050	SOCIAL SCIENCES TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY
27-2051	ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHEOLOGY TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY	*	2224	Sociology Teachers
27-2052	AREA, ETHNIC, AND CULTURAL STUDIES TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY	*	2225	Social Sciences Teachers, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2053	ECONOMICS TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2218	Economics Teachers
27-2054	GEOGRAPHY TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY	*	2225	Social Sciences Teachers, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2055	PHYSICS TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2215	Physics Teachers
27-2056	POLITICAL SCIENCE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2223	Political Science Teachers
27-2057	PSYCHOLOGY TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2217	Psychology Teachers
27-2058	SOCIOLOGY TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY	*	2224	Sociology Teachers
27-2059	SOCIAL SCIENCES TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY, ALL OTHER	*	2225	Social Sciences Teachers, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2060	HEALTH TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY
27-2061	HEALTH SPECIALTIES TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2231	Medical Science Teachers
27-2062	NURSING INSTRUCTORS AND TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2232	Health Specialties Teachers, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2070	EDUCATION AND LIBRARY SCIENCE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY
27-2071	EDUCATION TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2237	Education Teachers
27-2072	LIBRARY SCIENCE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY	*	2249	Teachers; Postsecondary, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2080	LAW, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND SOCIAL SERVICES TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY
27-2081	CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY	*	2249	Teachers; Postsecondary, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2082	LAW TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2243	Law Teachers
27-2083	SOCIAL WORK TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2244	Social Work Teachers
27-2090	ARTS, COMMUNICATIONS, AND HUMANITIES TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY
27-2091	ART, DRAMA, AND MUSIC TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2235	Art, Drama, and Music Teachers
27-2092	COMMUNICATIONS TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY	*	2249	Teachers; Postsecondary, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2093	ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2238	English Teachers
27-2094	FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2242	Foreign Language Teachers
27-2095	HISTORY TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2222	History Teachers
27-2096	PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2245	Theology Teachers
		*	2249	Teachers; Postsecondary, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2100	OTHER POSTSECONDARY TEACHERS
27-2101	GRADUATE ASSISTANTS, TEACHING	*	2249	Teachers; Postsecondary, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-2102	HOME ECONOMICS TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY		2247	Home Economics Teachers
27-2103	RECREATION AND FITNESS STUDIES TEACHERS, POSTSECONDARY	*	2236	Physical Education Teachers
27-2109	POSTSECONDARY TEACHERS, ALL OTHER	*	2216	Natural Sciences Teachers, Not Elsewhere Classified
		*	2249	Teachers; Postsecondary, Not Elsewhere Classified
27-3000	OTHER TEACHERS AND INSTRUCTORS
27-3001	LITERACY, REMEDIAL EDUCATION, AND GED TEACHERS AND INSTRUCTORS	*	239	ADULT EDUCATION AND OTHER TEACHERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
27-3002	SELF-ENRICHMENT EDUCATION TEACHERS	*	239	ADULT EDUCATION AND OTHER TEACHERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
27-3003	VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING TEACHERS AND INSTRUCTORS		2246	Trade and Industrial Teachers
27-3099	TEACHERS AND INSTRUCTORS, ALL OTHER	*	239	ADULT EDUCATION AND OTHER TEACHERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
27-4000	LIBRARIANS, CURATORS, AND ARCHIVISTS
27-4010	ARCHIVISTS, CURATORS, AND MUSEUM TECHNICIANS
27-4011	ARCHIVISTS	*	252	ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS
27-4012	CURATORS	*	252	ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS
27-4013	MUSEUM TECHNICIANS AND CONSERVATORS	*	252	ARCHIVISTS AND CURATORS
27-4021	LIBRARIANS		251	LIBRARIANS
27-4022	LIBRARY TECHNICIANS AND ASSISTANTS		4694	Library Clerks
27-5000	OTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING SPECIALISTS
27-5001	AUDIO-VISUAL COLLECTIONS SPECIALISTS	*	329	WRITERS, ARTISTS, AND RELATED WORKERS; NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
27-5002	EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL, AND SCHOOL GUIDANCE COUNSELORS	*	24	VOCATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL COUNSELORS
27-5003	FARM AND HOME MANAGEMENT ADVISORS	*	239	ADULT EDUCATION AND OTHER TEACHERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
27-5004	INSTRUCTIONAL COORDINATORS		236	INSTRUCTIONAL COORDINATORS
27-5005	SPORTS AND PHYSICAL TRAINING INSTRUCTORS AND COACHES	*	2236	Physical Education Teachers
		*	34	ATHLETES AND RELATED WORKERS
27-5006	TEACHER AIDES		4795	Teacher Aides

29-0000

ARTS, DESIGN, ENTERTAINMENT, MEDIA, AND SPORTS

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 PAINTERS, SCULPTORS, AND ILLUSTRATORS	*	325	PAINTERS, SCULPTORS, CRAFT-ARTISTS AND ARTIST-PRINTMAKERS
29-1014	MULTI-MEDIA ARTISTS AND ANIMATORS	*	325	PAINTERS, SCULPTORS, CRAFT-ARTISTS AND ARTIST-PRINTMAKERS
29-1019	ARTISTS AND RELATED WORKERS, ALL OTHER	*	329	WRITERS, ARTISTS, AND RELATED WORKERS; NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
29-1020	ATHLETES, COACHES, UMPIRES, AND RELATED WORKERS
29-1021	ATHLETES AND SPORTS COMPETITORS	*	34	ATHLETES AND RELATED WORKERS
29-1022	COACHES AND SCOUTS	*	34	ATHLETES AND RELATED WORKERS
29-1023	UMPIRES, REFEREES, AND OTHER SPORTS OFFICIALS	*	34	ATHLETES AND RELATED WORKERS
29-1030	PERFORMERS AND ENTERTAINERS
29-1031	ACTORS	*	324	ACTORS AND DIRECTORS
29-1032	DANCERS AND CHOREOGRAPHERS		327	DANCERS
29-1033	MUSIC DIRECTORS AND COMPOSERS	*	323	MUSICIANS AND COMPOSERS
29-1034	MUSICIANS AND SINGERS	*	323	MUSICIANS AND COMPOSERS
29-1035	PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS	*	324	ACTORS AND DIRECTORS
29-1039	PERFORMERS AND ENTERTAINERS, ALL OTHER		328	PERFORMERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
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, TELEVISION, VIDEO, AND MOTION PICTURE	*	326	PHOTOGRAPHERS
29-2005	EDITORS		3312	Editors
29-2006	FILM AND VIDEO EDITORS	*	326	PHOTOGRAPHERS
29-2007	INTERPRETERS AND TRANSLATORS	*	399	TECHNICIANS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
29-2008	MOTION PICTURE PROJECTIONISTS	*	7479	Miscellaneous Machine Setup Operators
29-2011	PHOTOGRAPHERS	*	326	PHOTOGRAPHERS
29-2012	PUBLIC RELATIONS SPECIALISTS		332	PUBLIC RELATIONS SPECIALISTS AND PUBLICITY WRITERS
29-2013	RADIO OPERATORS	*	393	RADIO AND RELATED OPERATORS
29-2014	REPORTERS AND CORRESPONDENTS	*	3313	Reporters
29-2015	SOUND ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS	*	399	TECHNICIANS, NOT 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 DESIGNERS	*	322	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 AND WINDOW TRIMMERS	*	322	DESIGNERS
29-3008	SET AND EXHIBIT DESIGNERS	*	322	DESIGNERS
29-3099	DESIGNERS, ALL OTHER	*	322	DESIGNERS
31-0000	SALES OCCUPATIONS
31-1000	SALES SUPERVISORS
31-1001	FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/MANAGERS OF RETAIL STORE WORKERS		403	SUPERVISORS; SALES OCCUPATIONS, RETAIL
31-1002	FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/MANAGERS OF NON-RETAIL SALES WORKERS		401	SUPERVISORS; SALES OCCUPATIONS, INSURANCE, 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 PROMOTERS	*	445	DEMONSTRATORS, PROMOTERS, AND MODELS
31-2004	DOOR-TO-DOOR SALES WORKERS, NEWS AND STREET VENDORS, AND OTHER RELATED WORKERS		4365	News Vendors
		*	4366	Street Vendors, Door-to-door Sales Workers, and Related Occupations
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 Related Products
			4362	Sales Clerks
31-2022	SALES ENGINEERS		421	SALES ENGINEERS
31-2030	SALES REPRESENTATIVES, SERVICES
31-2031	ADVERTISING SALES AGENTS		4153	Advertising and Related Sales Occupations
31-2032	INSURANCE SALES AGENTS		4122	Insurance Sales Occupations
31-2033	SECURITIES, COMMODITIES, AND FINANCIAL SERVICES SALES AGENTS		4124	Securities and Financial Services Sales Occupations
31-2034	TRAVEL AGENTS		4369	Sales Occupations; Services, Not Elsewhere Classified
31-2039	SALES REPRESENTATIVES AND SALESPERSONS, SERVICES, ALL OTHER		4152	Business Service, Except Advertising, Sales Occupations
31-2040	SALES REPRESENTATIVES, WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING
31-2041	SALES REPRESENTATIVES, WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING, TECHNICAL AND SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS		4232	Technical Sales Workers, Aircraft
			4233	Technical Sales Workers, Agricultural Equipment and Supplies
			4234	Technical Sales Workers, Electronic Equipment
			4235	Technical Sales Workers, Industrial Machinery, Equipment, and Supplies
			4236	Technical Sales Workers, Medical and Dental Equipment and Supplies
			4237	Technical Sales Workers; Chemicals and Chemical Products
			4239	Technical Sales Workers, Not Elsewhere Classified
31-2042	SALES REPRESENTATIVES, WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING, EXCEPT TECHNICAL AND SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS		4242	Sales Representatives, Commercial and Industrial Equipment and Supplies
			4243	Sales Representatives, Garments and Related Textile Products
			4244	Sales Representatives, Motor Vehicles and Supplies
			4245	Sales Representatives; Pulp, Paper, and Paper Products
			4246	Sales Representatives; Farm Products and Livestock
31-2051	TELEMARKETERS	*	4366	Street Vendors, Door-to-door Sales Workers, and Related Occupations
31-2999	SALES WORKERS, ALL OTHER		4249	Sales Representatives; Not Elsewhere Classified
			4359	Salespersons; Not Elsewhere Classified
			446	SHOPPERS
			447	AUCTIONEERS
			449	SALES OCCUPATIONS; OTHER, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

33-0000

OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATION OCCUPATIONS

33-1000	SUPERVISORS, CLERICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT
33-1001	FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/MANAGERS OF CLERICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT WORKERS		4511	Supervisors; General Office Occupations
			4512	Supervisors; Computer and Peripheral Equipment Operators
			4513	Supervisors; Secretaries, Stenographers and Typists
			4514	Supervisors; Information Clerks
			4516	Supervisors; Correspondence Clerks and Order Clerks
			4519	Supervisors; Record Clerks
			4521	Supervisors; Financial Record Processing Occupations
			4522	Supervisors; Duplicating, Mail and Other Office Machine Operators
			4523	Chief Communications Operators
			4524	Supervisors; Mail and Message Distribution Clerks
			4525	Supervisors; Material Recording, Scheduling, and Distributing Clerks
			4529	Supervisors; Miscellaneous Administrative Support Occupations
33-2000	ADJUSTERS, INVESTIGATORS, AND COLLECTORS
33-2001	BILL AND ACCOUNT COLLECTORS		4786	Bill and Account Collectors
33-2010	CLAIMS EXAMINERS AND INSURANCE APPRAISERS
33-2011	CLAIMS EXAMINERS, PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE		4528	Supervisors; Adjusters, Investigators, and Collectors
		*	4782	Insurance Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators
33-2012	INSURANCE APPRAISERS, AUTO DAMAGE	*	4782	Insurance Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators
33-2021	INSURANCE CLAIMS AND POLICY PROCESSING CLERKS	*	4782	Insurance Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators
33-3000	COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
33-3001	SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS, INCLUDING ANSWERING SERVICE	*	4732	Telephone Operators
33-3002	TELEPHONE OPERATORS	*	4732	Telephone Operators
33-3099	COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT OPERATORS, ALL OTHER		4739	Communications Equipment Operators, Not Elsewhere Classified
33-4000	FINANCIAL CLERKS
33-4001	BILLING AND POSTING CLERKS AND MACHINE OPERATORS		4715	Billing Clerks
			4716	Cost and Rate Clerks
			4718	Billing, Posting, and Calculating Machine Operators
33-4002	BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNTING, AND AUDITING CLERKS	*	4712	Bookkeepers and Accounting and Auditing Clerks
33-4003	PAYROLL AND TIMEKEEPING CLERKS		4713	Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks
33-4004	PROCUREMENT CLERKS	*	4664	Order Clerks
33-4005	TELLERS AND CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS		4791	Bank Tellers
33-5000	INFORMATION AND RECORD CLERKS
33-5001	BROKERAGE CLERKS		4699	Record Clerks, Not Elsewhere Classified
33-5002	CORRESPONDENCE CLERKS		4663	Correspondence Clerks
33-5003	COURT, MUNICIPAL, AND LICENSE CLERKS		4787	License Clerks
33-5004	CREDIT AUTHORIZERS, CHECKERS, AND CLERKS		4783	Investigators and Adjusters, Except Insurance
33-5005	CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES, EXCEPT SALES AND FINANCIAL	*	4649	Information Clerks, Not Elsewhere Classified
33-5006	ELIGIBILITY INTERVIEWERS, GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS		4784	Clerks, Social Welfare
			5263	Welfare Service Aides
33-5007	FILE CLERKS		4696	File Clerks
33-5008	HOTEL, MOTEL, AND RESORT DESK CLERKS		4643	Hotel Clerks
33-5011	INTERVIEWERS, EXCEPT ELIGIBILITY AND PERSONNEL	*	4642	Interviewing Clerks
33-5012	LOAN INTERVIEWERS AND CLERKS	*	4642	Interviewing Clerks
33-5013	ORDER CLERKS		4662	Classified-ad Clerks
		*	4664	Order Clerks
33-5014	PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS, EXCEPT PAYROLL AND TIMEKEEPING		4692	Personnel Clerks, Except Payroll and Timekeeping
33-5015	RECEPTIONISTS AND INFORMATION CLERKS		4645	Receptionists
33-5016	RESERVATION AND TRANSPORTATION TICKET AGENTS AND TRAVEL CLERKS		4644	Reservation Agents and Transportation Ticket Clerks
33-5099	INFORMATION AND RECORD CLERKS, ALL OTHER	*	4649	Information Clerks, Not Elsewhere Classified
33-6000	KEYBOARD ENTRY WORKERS
33-6001	COURT REPORTERS, MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONISTS, AND STENOGRAPHERS		4623	Stenographers
33-6002	DATA ENTRY KEYERS		4793	Data Entry Keyers
33-6003	WORD PROCESSORS AND TYPISTS		4624	Typists
33-7000	MATERIAL RECORDING, SCHEDULING, DISPATCHING, AND DISTRIBUTING WORKERS
33-7001	CARGO AND FREIGHT AGENTS	*	4753	Traffic, Shipping, and Receiving Clerks
33-7002	DISPATCHERS, EXCEPT POLICE, FIRE, AND AMBULANCE	*	4751	Dispatchers
33-7003	METER READERS, UTILITIES		4755	Meter Readers
33-7004	POLICE, FIRE, AND AMBULANCE DISPATCHERS	*	4751	Dispatchers
33-7005	POSTAL SERVICE CLERKS	*	4742	Postal Clerks, Except Mail Carriers
33-7006	POSTAL SERVICE MAIL CARRIERS		4743	Mail Carriers, Post Office
33-7007	POSTAL SERVICE MAIL SORTERS, PROCESSORS, AND PROCESSING MACHINE OPERATORS		4723	Mail Preparing and Handling Machine Operators
		*	4742	Postal Clerks, Except Mail Carriers
33-7008	PRODUCTION, PLANNING, AND EXPEDITING CLERKS		4752	Production and Planning Clerks
			4758	Expediters
			787	PRODUCTION EXPEDITERS
33-7011	SHIPPING, RECEIVING, AND TRAFFIC CLERKS	*	4753	Traffic, Shipping, and Receiving Clerks
33-7012	STOCK CLERKS AND ORDER FILLERS		4754	Stock and Inventory Clerks
33-7013	WEIGHERS, MEASURERS, CHECKERS, AND SAMPLERS, RECORDKEEPING		4756	Weighers, Measurers, and Checkers
			4757	Samplers
33-8000	SECRETARIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS
33-8001	EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS	*	4622	Secretaries
33-8002	SECRETARIES, LEGAL	*	4622	Secretaries
33-8003	SECRETARIES, MEDICAL	*	4622	Secretaries
33-8099	SECRETARIES, ALL OTHER (EXCEPT LEGAL, MEDICAL, AND EXECUTIVE)	*	4622	Secretaries
33-9000	OTHER OFFICE WORKERS
33-9001	COMPUTER OPERATORS		4612	Computer Operators
			4613	Peripheral Equipment Operators
33-9002	COURIERS AND MESSENGERS		4745	Messengers
33-9003	MAIL CLERKS AND MAIL MACHINE OPERATORS, EXCEPT POSTAL SERVICE		4744	Mail Clerks, Except Post Office
33-9004	OFFICE CLERKS, GENERAL		463	GENERAL OFFICE OCCUPATIONS
33-9005	OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS, EXCEPT COMPUTER	*	4729	Office Machine Operators, Not Elsewhere Classified
33-9006	PROOFREADERS AND COPY MARKERS		4792	Proof Readers
33-9007	STATISTICAL ASSISTANTS		4794	Statistical Clerks
33-9999	OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATION WORKERS, ALL OTHER	*	4729	Office Machine Operators, Not Elsewhere Classified
			4733	Telegraphers
			4759	Material Recording, Scheduling, and Distributing Clerks, Not Elsewhere Classified
			4799	Administrative Support Occupations, including Clerical, Not Elsewhere Classified
35-0000	PROTECTIVE OCCUPATIONS
35-1000	SUPERVISORS, PROTECTIVE SERVICES
35-1001	FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/MANAGERS OF FIRE FIGHTING AND PREVENTION WORKERS		5111	Supervisors; Firefighting and Fire Prevention Occupations
35-1010	FIRST-LINE LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPERVISORS/MANAGERS
35-1011	FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/MANAGERS OF CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS	*	5113	Supervisors; Guards
35-1012	FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/MANAGERS OF POLICE AND DETECTIVES		5112	Supervisors; Police and Detectives
35-1099	PROTECTIVE SERVICE SUPERVISORS, ALL OTHER	*	5113	Supervisors; Guards
35-2000	FIREFIGHTING WORKERS
35-2001	FIRE FIGHTERS		5123	Firefighting Occupations
35-2010	FIRE INSPECTORS
35-2011	FIRE INSPECTORS AND INVESTIGATORS	*	5122	Fire Inspection and Fire Prevention Occupations
35-2012	FOREST FIRE INSPECTORS AND PREVENTION SPECIALISTS	*	5122	Fire Inspection and Fire Prevention Occupations
35-3000	LAW ENFORCEMENT WORKERS
35-3001	CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS AND JAILERS		5133	Correctional Institution Officers
35-3002	DETECTIVES AND CRIMINAL INVESTIGATORS	*	5132	Police and Detectives, Public Service
35-3010	POLICE OFFICERS
35-3011	POLICE AND SHERIFF'S PATROL OFFICERS	*	5132	Police and Detectives, Public Service
		*	5134	Sheriffs, Bailiffs, and Other Law Enforcement Officers
35-3012	TRANSIT AND RAILROAD POLICE	*	5149	Protective Service Occupations, Not Elsewhere Classified
35-3020	OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT WORKERS
35-3021	BAILIFFS	*	5134	Sheriffs, Bailiffs, and Other Law Enforcement Officers
35-3022	FISH AND GAME WARDENS	*	5134	Sheriffs, Bailiffs, and Other Law Enforcement Officers
35-3023	UNITED STATES MARSHALS	*	5134	Sheriffs, Bailiffs, and Other Law Enforcement Officers
35-4000	OTHER PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS
35-4001	ANIMAL CONTROL WORKERS	*	5149	Protective Service Occupations, Not Elsewhere Classified
35-4002	CROSSING GUARDS		5142	Crossing Guards
35-4003	LIFEGUARDS, SKI PATROL, AND OTHER RECREATIONAL PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS	*	5149	Protective Service Occupations, Not Elsewhere Classified
35-4004	PARKING ENFORCEMENT WORKERS	*	5134	Sheriffs, Bailiffs, and Other Law Enforcement Officers
35-4005	PRIVATE DETECTIVES AND INVESTIGATORS	*	5144	Guards and Police, Except Public Service
35-4006	SECURITY GUARDS	*	5144	Guards and Police, Except Public Service
35-4999	PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS, ALL OTHER	*	5149	Protective Service Occupations, Not Elsewhere Classified

37-0000

FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVING OCCUPATIONS

37-1000	SUPERVISORS, FOOD PREPARATION AND FOOD SERVING
37-1001	FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/MANAGERS OF FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVING WORKERS	*	5211	Supervisors; Food and Beverage Preparation and Service Occupations
37-1002	CHEFS AND HEAD COOKS	*	5211	Supervisors; Food and Beverage Preparation and Service Occupations
37-2000	COOKS AND FOOD PREPARATION WORKERS
37-2010	COOKS
37-2011	COOKS, FAST FOOD	*	5215	Short-order Cooks
37-2012	COOKS, INSTITUTION AND CAFETERIA	*	5214	Cooks, Except Short Order
37-2013	COOKS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD		504	COOKS, PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
37-2014	COOKS, RESTAURANT	*	5214	Cooks, Except Short Order
37-2015	COOKS, SHORT ORDER	*	5215	Short-order Cooks
37-2021	FOOD PREPARATION WORKERS		5217	Kitchen Workers, Food Preparation
37-3000	FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVING WORKERS
37-3001	BARTENDERS		5212	Bartenders
37-3002	DINING ROOM AND CAFETERIA ATTENDANTS AND BARTENDER HELPERS		5218	Waiters'/Waitresses' Assistants
37-3010	FAST FOOD AND COUNTER WORKERS
37-3011	COMBINED FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVING WORKERS, INCLUDING FAST FOOD	*	5216	Food Counter, Fountain and Related Occupations
37-3012	COUNTER ATTENDANTS, CAFETERIA, FOOD CONCESSION, AND COFFEE SHOP	*	5216	Food Counter, Fountain and Related Occupations
37-3021	FOOD SERVERS, NON-RESTAURANT	*	5213	Waiters and Waitresses
37-3022	WAITERS AND WAITRESSES	*	5213	Waiters and Waitresses
37-4000	OTHER FOOD SERVICE WORKERS
37-4001	DISHWASHERS	*	5219	Miscellaneous Food and Beverage Preparation Occupations
37-4002	HOSTS AND HOSTESSES, RESTAURANT, LOUNGE, AND COFFEE SHOP	*	5219	Miscellaneous Food and Beverage Preparation Occupations
37-4999	FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVING WORKERS, ALL OTHER	*	5219	Miscellaneous Food and Beverage Preparation Occupations

39-0000

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE OCCUPATIONS

39-1000	SUPERVISORS, BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE
39-1001	FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/MANAGERS OF HOUSEKEEPING AND JANITORIAL WORKERS		5241	Supervisors; Cleaning and Building Service Workers
39-1002	FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/MANAGERS OF LANDSCAPING, LAWN SERVICE, AND GROUNDSKEEPING WORKERS	*	5621	Supervisors; Related Agricultural Workers
39-2000	CLEANING AND PEST CONTROL WORKERS
39-2001	JANITORS AND CLEANERS, EXCEPT MAIDS AND HOUSEKEEPING CLEANERS		5244	Janitors and Cleaners
39-2002	MAIDS AND HOUSEKEEPING CLEANERS		502	DAY WORKERS
			505	HOUSEKEEPERS AND BUTLERS
			507	PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD CLEANERS AND SERVANTS
			5242	Maids and Housemen
39-2003	PEST CONTROL WORKERS AND ASSISTANTS		5246	Pest Control Occupations
39-2099	BUILDING CLEANING WORKERS, ALL OTHER		5249	Cleaning and Building Service Occupations, Not Elsewhere Classified
39-3000	GROUNDS MAINTENANCE WORKERS
39-3001	LANDSCAPING AND GROUNDSKEEPING LABORERS	*	5622	Groundskeepers and Gardeners, Except Farm
39-3002	PESTICIDE HANDLERS, SPRAYERS, AND APPLICATORS, VEGETATION	*	5622	Groundskeepers and Gardeners, Except Farm
39-3003	TREE TRIMMERS AND PRUNERS	*	5622	Groundskeepers and Gardeners, Except Farm
39-3099	GROUNDS MAINTENANCE WORKERS, ALL OTHER	*	56	OTHER AGRICULTURAL AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS

41-0000

PERSONAL CARE AND SERVICE OCCUPATIONS

41-1000	SUPERVISORS, PERSONAL CARE AND SERVICE
41-1001	FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS/MANAGERS OF GAMING WORKERS	*	5251	Su