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2011 SMS Merged LA/LA [Origin and destination of migrants by NS-SeC (detailed)] - MU05AUK_all - Safeguarded

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Census output is Crown copyright and is reproduced with the permission of the Controller of HMSO and the Queen's Printer for Scotland
Source: 2011 SMS Merged LA/LA [Origin and destination of migrants by NS-SeC (detailed)] - MU05AUK_all - Safeguarded

Data from this set should be cited in a bibliography as:

Office for National Statistics, 2011 SMS Merged LA/LA [Origin and destination of migrants by NS-SeC (detailed)] - MU05AUK_all - Safeguarded [computer file], UK Data Service

Further information

The following pre-defined totals are available from this data set:

All usual residents aged 16 and over who were living at a different address one year ago

There are 1 tables defined for this data set:

[MU05AUK] Origin and destination of migrants by NS-SeC (detailed)

The data are available for the following geographies:

Geographies of origin areas	Geographies of destination areas
Supported directly
UK Local Authorities (merged) 2011 2011 all SMS additional residence codes	UK Local Authorities (merged) 2011
Supported via aggregation
2011 English Regions plus rest of UK	2011 English Regions plus rest of UK

Output for geographies that are only supported via aggregation will take longer than for those supported directly

Table frameworks

Table MU05AUK: Origin and destination of migrants by NS-SeC (detailed)

	Persons
All categories: NS-SeC	1
1. Employers in large organisations	2
2. Higher managerial and administrative occupations	3
3. Higher professional occupations	4
3.1. "Traditional" employees	5
3.2. "New" employees	6
3.3. "Traditional" self-employed	7
3.4. "New" self-employed	8
4. Lower professional and higher technical occupations	9
4.1. "Traditional" employees	10
4.2. "New" employees	11
4.3. "Traditional" self-employed	12
4.4. "New" self-employed	13
5. Lower managerial and administrative occupations	14
6. Higher supervisory occupations	15
7. Intermediate occupations	16
7.1. Intermediate clerical and administrative occupations	17
7.2. Intermediate sales and service occupations	18
7.3. Intermediate technical and auxiliary occupations	19
7.4. Intermediate engineering occupations	20
8. Employers in small organisations	21
8.1. Employers in small establishments in industry, commerce, services etc.	22
8.2. Employers in small establishments in agriculture	23
9. Own account workers	24
9.1. Own account workers (non-professional)	25
9.2. Own account workers (agriculture)	26
10. Lower supervisory occupations	27
11. Lower technical occupations	28
11.1. Lower technical craft occupations	29
11.2. Lower technical process operative occupations	30
12. Semi-routine occupations	31
12.1. Semi-routine sales occupations	32
12.2. Semi-routine service occupations	33
12.3. Semi-routine technical occupations	34
12.4. Semi-routine operative occupations	35
12.5. Semi-routine agricultural occupations	36
12.6. Semi-routine clerical occupations	37
12.7. Semi-routine childcare occupations	38
13. Routine occupations	39
13.1. Routine sales and service	40
13.2. Routine production	41
13.3. Routine technical	42
13.4. Routine operative	43
13.5. Routine agricultural	44
14. Never worked and long-term unemployed	45
14.1. Never worked	46
14.2. Long-term unemployed	47
15. Full-time students	48