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Classification of Occupations, issue 2010

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Description The Classification of Occupations (KldB) provides a basis for showing the occupational situation in Germany in a realistic way and to present the occupational structure in statistics and analysis adequately.

KldB 2010 is valid from 2011 throughout Germany and replaces the two previous national occupations classifications KldB 1988 and KldB 92. Its high degree of compatibility with the International Standard Classification of Occupations 2008, ISCO-08), improves the international comparability of occupational information in official statistics and in research.
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Owner Issued by: Bundesagentur für Arbeit (Federal Agency of Employment), Nürnberg
Statistik der Bundesagentur für Arbeit (Statistics of the Federal Agency of Employment), Zentraler Statistik-Service (Central Statistics Service): Phone: 0911/179-2264, -1089,
Email: service-haus.statistik-dkt@arbeitsagentur.de
Contact Person Schäffer, Harald (phone +49 (0)911 179 1089)

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