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Income Levels by Job Type and Education

The document categorizes various occupational groups based on income levels and education. It outlines six tiers: higher managerial and professional, intermediate managerial and professional, supervisory and junior managerial, skilled manual workers, unskilled manual workers, and the lowest income earners. Each category is associated with typical job roles and educational backgrounds.

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Income Levels by Job Type and Education

The document categorizes various occupational groups based on income levels and education. It outlines six tiers: higher managerial and professional, intermediate managerial and professional, supervisory and junior managerial, skilled manual workers, unskilled manual workers, and the lowest income earners. Each category is associated with typical job roles and educational backgrounds.

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Higher managerial, administrative and

professional, such as Managers, Doctors and


Lawyers. At the highest level of income, usually
coinciding with extensive university education.

Intermediate managerial, administrative or


professional, such as Teachers, Architects or
Computer Programmers. Above average income
usually coinciding with university education

Supervisory, junior managerial, administrative


where more than one skill is required, such as
an Office Manager or Social Worker. Average
income, possible university/college education.

Skilled Manual workers, such as Mechanics,


Cooks and Hairdressers. Unlikely to hold
university level education but will have
undertaken specialist education and/or
extensive training. Average income.

Unskilled Manual workers, such as Waiters,


Labourers, or Shop Workers. Unlikely to have
higher education and wiil have received minimal
'on the job' training. Below average income.

Lowest level of income earners such as


Pensioners, Casual Workers, Students,
Unemployed and those on Welfare and Benefits.

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