Group entry, 13 entries planned.
Major Group 1: Managers
Chief executives, administrative and commercial managers, production managers, and hospitality and retail managers in ISCO-08.
- How are administrative managers classified?
The ISCO-08, ILO logic for managers who run finance, human resources, policy, administration and related support functions.
- How are commercial managers classified?
How ISCO-08, ILO groups managers who direct sales, marketing, advertising, public relations and business development work.
- How are hospitality managers classified?
How ISCO-08, ILO treats managers who run hotels, restaurants, catering, travel and related guest services in general terms.
- How are managers in public services classified?
How ISCO-08, ILO groups managers who direct government, health, education, social and other public services in general terms.
- How are production managers classified?
A general ISCO-08, ILO reading of managers who direct agriculture, manufacturing, construction, mining and related production work.
- How are retail managers classified?
A general ISCO-08, ILO account of managers who direct shops, wholesale trade and related selling operations.
- How are small business managers treated?
The general ISCO-08, ILO approach to owner managers and managers of small enterprises, where managing and doing often overlap.
- How do managers differ from professionals in ISCO-08?
The ISCO-08, ILO distinction between directing an organisation or function and doing specialist professional work.
- What is a managing director in ISCO-08 terms?
How the title managing director maps, in general ISCO-08, ILO terms, to whole organisation direction rather than to a legal title.
- What is the boundary between managing and doing the work?
A practical ISCO-08, ILO test for when directing work becomes the main task and when specialist work remains the core.
- What work sits in Major Group 1?
A plain account of the directing, planning and coordinating work that ISCO-08, ILO places in Major Group 1: Managers.
- Who counts as a chief executive in ISCO-08?
How ISCO-08, ILO treats chief executive work, senior leadership and overall organisational direction in general terms.
- Why do managers span skill levels 3 and 4?
Why ISCO-08, ILO places managerial work across skill levels 3 and 4 rather than at a single level.