Harry Ganzeboom’sTools for deriving occupational status measures from ISCO-08withinterpretative notes to ISCO-08Click here for ISCO-68
Click here for ISCO-88
ISCO-08 stands for the 2008 International Standard Classification of Occupations maintained by the International Labour Office. ISCO-08 will replace ISCO-88 as the most frequently used tool for classifying occupations in comparative social research in the next decade, much like ISCO-88 has replaced its predecessor ISCO-68. ISCO-88 has been an extremely useful instrument for harmonizing detailed and crude national occupational classifications to a common key. It has also become the standard tool to classify occupations in many national and international research projects such as ESS, EVS, ISSP, PIAAC and PISA.
The ISMF project uses ISCO-68 and ISCO-88 as tools for standardizing occupations and will gradually incorporate ISCO-08. The ISMF-project currently provides the following conversions for public use:
ISCO-08 will soon replace ISCO-88 as the standard occupational classification in comparative social research. The ISMF project will expedite this transition by providing tools to use ISCO-08 in social research and in particular derive occupational status measures that can be used in statistical models.
Presentations:
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SPSS syntax modules:
Please cite use of these conversion tools as: Ganzeboom, Harry B.G.; Treiman, Donald J., “International Stratification and Mobility File: Conversion Tools.” Amsterdam: Department of Social Research Methodology, http://www.harryganzeboom.nl/ismf/index.htm. <Date of last revision>.
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