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Notes Relating to Quantitative Estimates of Movements of Job Titles Among Major Occupation Groups
Notes Relating to Quantitative Estimates of Movements of Job Titles Among Major Occupation Groups
The attached materials show the movements of job titles between major occupation groups as a result of the restructuring of the 1960 Occupation Classification System to the 1970 System and an estimate of the size of these changes in terms of the 1960 experienced civilian labor force (ECLF). These estimates of change were made during the development of that system rather than at the conclusion. Therefore, they are preliminary and will be revised at the time of publication.
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