This volume indexes the employment relations and conditions of occupations. It uses the codes assigned by the Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) to provide this information. Volume 2 of 3.

This volume describes the main principles and conventions underlying Standard Occupational Classification (SOC), which lists different groups, job tasks and the common job titles. Volume 1 of 3.

The Standard Occupational Classification was introduced to provide one occupational classification for use by the government, both in statistics from the main data collections and to help match job seekers to vacancies. This revised text contains 25 sub-major groups, 81 minor groups, and 353 unit groups which are all incorporated into the numbering system of SOC 2000. The edition includes sections on managerial and computing and related occupations, as well as specific occupations associated with the environment and conservation.

Superseded by 3rd ed of SOC vol. 2 (ONS) (ISBN 0116213892) (2000) but is still available on TSO's On-Demand system. Volume 2: the coding index with the alphabetical list of job titles and notes on coding. The index in the 1990 ed.of SOC vol. 2 followed principles & layout style which were first adopted in the Classification of Occupations 1960

This volume describes the main principles and conventions underlying Standard Occupational Classification (SOC), which lists different groups, job tasks and the common job titles. Volume 1 of 3.

This volume includes the derivation tables for Social Class based on occupation and socio-economic groups. Describes the main principles and conventions underlying Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) which lists different groups, job tasks and the common job titles.