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)".

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Click on the 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]
Parts of Lindsey AdmC Total		164,130	4,550	9,360	1,420	2,920	4,680	15,260	1,330	4,890	48,870	23,500	15,850	5,040	3,850	3,060	10,720	6,680
Grimsby CB/MB		30,060	990	1,890	250	570	820	3,140	230	1,200	8,690	6,840	4,210	810	10	30	60	140
Lincoln CB/MB		24,450	810	1,110	210	630	910	3,510	200	670	8,700	3,980	1,790	670	10	10	110	940
Alford UD		690	20	110	0	20	10	90	10	10	100	90	60	40	10	10	60	20
Barton upon Humber UD		2,030	40	150	50	10	40	80	10	70	670	360	320	70	10	0	140	0
Brigg UD		1,510	60	140	10	20	40	170	0	70	570	150	160	50	10	10	40	0
Cleethorpes UD/MB		10,240	300	870	40	180	370	1,080	70	340	2,940	2,120	1,060	560	0	0	30	70
Gainsborough UD		5,830	250	320	50	50	180	720	30	160	2,380	800	480	170	0	0	60	90
Horncastle UD		1,220	10	170	30	20	10	130	0	10	370	100	130	90	0	10	100	20
Louth MB		3,350	60	410	80	50	90	410	90	60	1,010	310	310	140	50	40	120	90
Mablethorpe and Sutton UD		1,510	30	140	0	0	20	180	80	40	300	160	180	120	30	60	40	120
Market Rasen UD		620	10	70	10	20	10	70	20	10	130	120	30	70	10	10	10	10
Scunthorpe MB/UD		22,780	610	840	100	600	700	1,730	120	1,120	10,150	2,960	3,000	380	20	10	100	60
Skegness UD		3,450	140	390	50	80	120	570	150	70	760	480	290	170	30	10	100	20
Woodhall Spa UD		590	20	50	10	10	50	100	30	0	90	50	40	70	0	10	0	40
Caistor RD		4,230	50	250	60	10	130	180	30	30	610	300	250	140	370	280	930	480
Gainsborough RD		4,230	90	130	60	20	50	240	30	60	850	270	250	80	370	210	660	820
Glanford Brigg RD		11,920	260	460	50	230	410	800	20	300	3,690	1,570	1,130	300	500	230	1,400	420
Grimsby RD		5,860	340	340	50	180	250	590	40	170	1,560	780	510	190	170	110	400	40
Horncastle RD		4,370	0	170	30	10	10	110	10	60	590	140	170	110	400	400	1,200	910
the Isle of Axholme RD		4,850	80	250	10	50	80	160	0	120	1,370	640	540	200	370	200	650	20
Louth RD		6,340	60	210	120	40	90	330	80	100	900	260	300	190	480	540	1,490	1,050
Spilsby RD		7,660	90	540	80	40	90	450	50	80	1,280	500	340	310	660	700	2,220	40
Welton RD		6,340	230	350	70	80	200	420	30	140	1,160	520	300	110	340	180	800	1,280

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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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