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National variants, labelled as variants
SOC, NOC, ANZSCO, KldB, ESCO, and other national systems, each labelled as a national variant, never as ISCO itself.
- How are European statistics harmonised with ISCO-08?
European statistics are harmonised with ISCO-08 from the ILO by mapping national variants to the ILO reference, with methods and limits stated.
- How are United Kingdom occupation classifications related to ISCO-08?
United Kingdom occupation classifications are United Kingdom national variant systems related to ISCO-08 from the ILO, not ISCO-08 itself.
- How do national variants differ from ISCO-08 in detail?
National variants differ from ISCO-08, the ILO classification, in titles, splits, merges, language and local detail, while keeping a mapping link.
- How do you convert a national code to ISCO-08?
Converting a national code to ISCO-08 from the ILO means using an official correspondence for the right versions, at a supported level, with the mapping recorded.
- How is Australia and New Zealand's ANZSCO related to ISCO-08?
ANZSCO is an Australia and New Zealand national variant system related to ISCO-08 from the ILO, not ISCO-08 itself.
- How is Canada's NOC related to ISCO-08?
Canada's NOC is a Canadian national variant system related to ISCO-08 from the ILO, and it is not ISCO-08 itself.
- How is ESCO related to ISCO-08?
ESCO is a separate European system related to ISCO-08 from the ILO, and it is neither ISCO-08 itself nor a single national variant.
- How is Germany's KldB related to ISCO-08?
Germany's KldB is a German national variant system related to ISCO-08 from the ILO, and it is not ISCO-08 itself.
- How is the United States SOC related to ISCO-08?
The United States SOC is a United States national variant system related to ISCO-08 from the ILO, not ISCO-08 itself.
- How should a reader label a national variant in a report?
Label a national variant in a report by naming its system, version and level, keeping ISCO-08 from the ILO for the ILO classification alone.
- What goes wrong when a national code is quoted as ISCO-08?
Quoting a national code as ISCO-08 from the ILO creates false comparisons, hidden breaks and misread skill levels, even when the titles look alike.
- What is a national variant of ISCO-08?
A national variant adapts ISCO-08, the ILO classification, for one country, and it must never be quoted as ISCO-08 itself.
- Why do countries keep a national variant at all?
Countries keep a national variant alongside ISCO-08 from the ILO because national language, law, history and survey needs differ from international needs.