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 ANU4 Status Scale


A suggested citation for this scale is:

F.L. Jones and Julie McMillan (2001), "Scoring Occupational Categories for Social Research: a Review of Current Practice, with Australian Examples", Work, Employment & Society, Vol. 15 (No. 3): 539-563.

  Conversion Details of ASCO (2nd Edition) to ANU4  
Collapsed ASCO-2 Indicative occupational title ANU4 Score
     
1 General managers 73.4
2 Other generalist managers 49.9
3 Resource managers 73.1
4 Engineering and process managers 63.2
5 Sales & marketing managers 63.0
6 Other specialist managers 80.0
7 Managers n.e.c. 55.2
8 Farmers & farm managers 46.3
9 Natural science professionals 86.2
10 Architects and related professionals 83.6
11 Engineers 83.8
12 Other science & engineering professionals 83.4
13 Accountants & related professionals 81.4
14 Sales & related professionals 62.0
15 Computing professionals 78.5
16 Human resource professionals 62.4
17 Business & organisation analysts 76.4
18 Other business professionals 79.4
19 Medical practitioners 100.0
20 Nursing professionals 75.3
21 Other health professionals (higher) 94.5
22 Other health professionals (lower) 80.1
23 Primary school teachers 84.5
24 Secondary school teachers 89.7
25 University teachers 95.7
26 Other education professionals (higher) 84.3
27 Other education professionals (lower) 74.5
28 Social welfare professionals 73.2
29 Legal Professionals 96.0
30 Other professionals (higher) 74.8
31 Other professionals (lower) 63.0
32 Medical & science technical officers 56.1
33 Building associate professionals 56.2
34 Finance associate professionals 63.2
35 Office managers 46.5
36 Other business associate professionals 58.9
37 Real estate associate professionals 49.2
38 Computing support technicians 54.6
39 Shop managers 41.0
40 Restaurant & catering managers 39.6
41 Chefs 32.1
42 Other hospitality managers 40.5
43 Other sales & service managing supervisors 48.4
44 Health & welfare associate professionals 51.2
45 Police officers 48.5
46 Other associate professionals 49.5
47 Metal fitters & machinists 39.9
48 Other mechanical engineering tradespersons 43.1
49 Fabrication engineering tradespersons 31.3
50 Motor mechanics 33.0
51 Other automotive tradespersons 31.7
52 Electricians 42.8
53 Other electrical tradespersons 40.6
54 Carpenters & joiners 39.5
55 Painters & decorators 37.3
56 Plumbers 40.4
57 Other construction tradespersons 35.9
58 Cooks 17.7
59 Other food tradespersons 24.1
60 Skilled agricultural workers (higher) 28.5
61 Other horticultural workers (lower) 28.3
62 Printing tradespersons 35.0
63 Wood tradespersons 31.5
64 Hairdressers 32.8
65 Other tradespersons (higher) 41.2
66 Other tradespersons (lower) 30.0
67 Secretaries & personal assistants 34.9
68 Bookkeepers 39.5
69 Other advanced clerical workers 47.8
70 General clerks 36.1
71 Keyboard operators 32.2
72 Receptionists 30.1
73 Accounting clerks 41.5
74 Bank workers 35.5
75 Other numerical clerks 39.1
76 Stock & purchasing clerks 31.8
77 Other recording & dispatching clerks 35.5
78 Inquiry & admission clerks 41.1
79 Other intermediate clerical workers 46.7
80 Sales representatives 41.2
81 Other intermediate sales workers 24.9
82 Education aides 31.6
83 Children's care workers 35.4
84 Special care workers 35.5
85 Personal care & nursing assistants 25.9
86 Bar attendants 26.7
87 Waiters 36.4
88 Other intermediate service workers (higher) 44.1
89 Other intermediate service workers (lower) 31.9
90 Mobile construction plant operators 16.3
91 Forklift drivers 7.2
92 Intermediate stationary plant operators 26.2
93 Other intermediate plant operators 14.7
94 Intermediate machine operators n.e.c. 21.0
95 Intermediate textile machine operators 8.5
96 Miscellaneous intermediate machine operators 21.5
97 Truck drivers 14.0
98 Transport assistants 27.2
99 Car & delivery drivers 32.2
100 Other transport drivers 17.8
101 Storepersons 19.0
102 Other intermediate production & transport workers 27.3
103 Elementary clerks 34.7
104 Sales assistants 27.4
105 Checkout operators & cashiers 24.5
106 Other elementary sales workers 33.7
107 Guards & security officers 27.6
108 Other elementary service workers 24.8
109 Labourers n.e.c. 5.1
110 Cleaners 18.3
111 Factory labourers 12.4
112 Product packagers 9.6
113 Mining, construction & related labourers (higher) 17.1
114 Mining, construction and related labourers (lower) 7.6
115 Agricultural & related labourers 0.0
116 Kitchenhands 19.5
117 Miscellaneous labourers 22.7