1961 Census of England and Wales, Series of County Leaflets Occupation, Industry, Socio-economic groups, Table 5 : " Socio-economic Group (Numbers and Proportions) of Economically Active Males and Economically Inactive Males (stating an occupation) for AC, LAA, County Aggregates, Con, NT (10% sample)".

List for top level	Leicestershire	List for England Dep

click on unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics		1. Employers and managers in central and local government, industry, commerce, etc. - large establishments [1]	2. Employers and managers in industry, commerce, etc. - small establishments [2]	3. Professional workers - self-employed [3]	4. Professional workers - employees [4]	5. Intermediate non-manual workers [5]	6. Junior non-manual workers [6]	7. Personal service workers [7]	8. Foremen and supervisors - manual [8]	9. Skilled manual workers [9]	10. Semi-skilled manual workers [10]	11. Unskilled manual workers [11]	12. Own account workers (other than professional) [12]	13. Farmers - employers and managers [13]	14. Farmers - own account [14]	15. Agricultural workers [15]	16. Members of armed forces [16]	17. Indefinite [17]
Leicestershire AdmC Total		219,670	8,660	12,260	1,700	6,520	7,340	24,440	1,170	7,670	83,040	33,300	12,520	7,420	2,280	1,760	4,370	2,250
Leicester CB/MB		87,750	2,960	4,720	590	2,270	3,060	10,700	500	2,870	34,990	14,260	5,900	3,220	10	30	170	540
Ashby de la Zouch UD		2,240	120	150	40	90	110	240	30	100	590	490	120	50	10	0	50	0
Ashby Woulds UD		1,030	10	20	0	20	20	40	0	80	360	330	50	20	20	20	20	0
Coalville UD		8,580	200	410	110	180	210	710	20	520	3,410	1,950	430	160	50	20	90	20
Hinckley UD		14,070	630	790	100	150	280	970	60	540	6,610	2,360	800	350	70	60	140	40
Loughborough MB		12,370	370	460	90	650	640	1,580	60	360	5,310	1,450	640	340	30	80	110	40
Market Harborough UD		3,670	130	330	30	90	150	470	40	130	1,250	620	170	150	0	30	10	20
Melton Mowbray UD		4,780	150	330	40	160	120	420	20	250	1,560	890	420	80	20	20	30	130
Oadby UD		3,900	650	350	100	400	190	750	0	40	800	290	60	170	10	0	30	20
Shepshed UD		2,270	70	120	10	10	60	170	0	90	1,060	240	130	140	30	30	80	0
Wigston UD		6,960	380	440	0	90	180	980	30	170	2,980	890	270	230	0	30	40	220
Ashby de la Zouch RD		4,330	100	150	10	60	110	270	0	260	1,400	1,050	290	60	110	110	170	20
Barrow upon Soar RD		18,660	950	1,270	140	570	620	2,400	170	710	6,440	2,040	920	830	280	170	450	300
Billesdon RD		5,190	340	420	60	110	140	670	40	70	1,710	600	230	190	150	70	290	30
Blaby RD		17,560	960	1,130	130	880	790	2,410	60	600	6,430	2,030	730	510	240	210	260	70
Castle Donington RD		3,260	100	170	30	210	90	250	10	80	1,280	330	160	110	160	30	180	30
Lutterworth RD		4,800	20	200	40	180	120	330	20	150	1,270	380	340	210	230	210	440	550
Market Bosworth RD		9,220	190	380	70	250	200	420	40	470	3,180	1,900	420	380	280	270	620	30
Market Harborough RD		2,890	130	200	80	70	120	290	10	70	830	300	100	90	160	110	270	30
Melton and Belvoir RD		6,140	200	220	30	80	130	370	60	110	1,580	900	340	130	420	260	920	160

Notes:

The following notes to the table appeared in the original report.

1	Economically Inactive Males (Stating an Occupation) relate to males who are retired or OCCL are institution inmates in the sense of the status of that name (see p. ii).
2	Proportions based on small numbers and therefore particularly liable to chance errors ??? indicated by the symbols * and ???.

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