A Dictionary of Occupational Terms Based on the Classification of Occupations used in the Census of Population, 1921.
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TermCode & Order
jack frame tenter363.—Card, Comb, and Frame Tenters (not Ring or Cap Frames); Box Minders (XII. Textiles)
jack frame tenter363.—Card, Comb, and Frame Tenters (not Ring or Cap Frames); Box Minders (XII. Textiles)
jack minder373.—Rope Makers, Layers and Stranders (XII. Textiles)
jack tenter363.—Card, Comb, and Frame Tenters (not Ring or Cap Frames); Box Minders (XII. Textiles)
jack tenter363.—Card, Comb, and Frame Tenters (not Ring or Cap Frames); Box Minders (XII. Textiles)
jacker-off (lace)399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jacker-up (lead pencil making)688.—Other Skilled Workers (XX. Mixed or Undefined Materials)
jacket cleaner649.—Other Workers (XX. Mixed or Undefined Materials)
jacket cleaner (phonograph records)649.—Other Workers (XX. Mixed or Undefined Materials)
jacket maker404.—Tailors; Tailors' Pressers and Machinists (XIII. Textile Goods, Clothing)
jacket maker404.—Tailors; Tailors' Pressers and Machinists (XIII. Textile Goods, Clothing)
jackman089.—Other Workers (IV. Treatment of Mine and Quarry Products)
jackman089.—Other Workers (IV. Treatment of Mine and Quarry Products)
jacquard card cutter396.—Jacquard Punchers and Card Cutters (XII. Textiles)
jacquard card cutter396.—Jacquard Punchers and Card Cutters (XII. Textiles)
jacquard card lacer398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jacquard card lacer398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jacquard frame tenter370.—Weavers (XII. Textiles)
jacquard harness builder398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jacquard harness knitter397.—Heald Knitters (XII. Textiles)
jacquard harness maker398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jacquard harness mounter398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jacquard lacer398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jacquard lacer398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jacquard lacer398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jacquard perforator396.—Jacquard Punchers and Card Cutters (XII. Textiles)
jacquard perforator396.—Jacquard Punchers and Card Cutters (XII. Textiles)
jacquard puncher396.—Jacquard Punchers and Card Cutters (XII. Textiles)
jacquard stamper396.—Jacquard Punchers and Card Cutters (XII. Textiles)
jacquard stamper396.—Jacquard Punchers and Card Cutters (XII. Textiles)
jacquard weaver370.—Weavers (XII. Textiles)
jag-about (slang)399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jag-about (slang)399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jam boiler436.—Jam Boilers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jam filler449.—Other Workers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jam finisher949.—Other Packers, Wrappers, Labellers, Ticketers (XXIX. Warehousemen, Storekeepers, Packers)
jam maker436.—Jam Boilers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jam tier949.—Other Packers, Wrappers, Labellers, Ticketers (XXIX. Warehousemen, Storekeepers, Packers)
jam topper949.—Other Packers, Wrappers, Labellers, Ticketers (XXIX. Warehousemen, Storekeepers, Packers)
jam topper949.—Other Packers, Wrappers, Labellers, Ticketers (XXIX. Warehousemen, Storekeepers, Packers)
janitor889.—Money Takers, Check Takers, Janitors, Programme Sellers, Attendants (XXVI. Entertainments and Sport)
janitor889.—Money Takers, Check Takers, Janitors, Programme Sellers, Attendants (XXVI. Entertainments and Sport)
janitor921.—Caretakers and Office Keepers (XXVII. Personal Service)
japan maker158.—Other Skilled Workers (VI. Chemical Processes, Paints, Oils)
japanned ornamenter241.—Japanners, Enamellers and Stovers (VII. Metal Work)
japanner241.—Japanners, Enamellers and Stovers (VII. Metal Work)
japanner335.—Enamellers, Japanners, Dyers, Stainers, and Finishers (XI. Skins and Leather)
japanner335.—Enamellers, Japanners, Dyers, Stainers, and Finishers (XI. Skins and Leather)
japanner429.—Other Workers (XIII. Textile Goods, Clothing)
japanner (pins)279.—Other Workers (VII. Metal Work)
japanner's ornamenter241.—Japanners, Enamellers and Stovers (VII. Metal Work)
japanning250.—Picklers (VII. Metal Work)
jar washer970.—General Labourers or Other Unskilled Workers (not elsewhere enumerated) (XXXI. Other and Undefined)
jelly boiler448.—Other Skilled Workers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jelly cutter449.—Other Workers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jelly hand287.—Silver and White Metal Smiths (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jelly hand287.—Silver and White Metal Smiths (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jelly maker (calves' foot)448.—Other Skilled Workers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jelly maker (provision factories)448.—Other Skilled Workers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jelly maker (sugar jellies)448.—Other Skilled Workers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jelly pourer-out449.—Other Workers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jelly powder maker448.—Other Skilled Workers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jelly worker436.—Jam Boilers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jelly worker436.—Jam Boilers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jennier385.—Scollopers, Clippers, and Lace Warehouse Hands (XII. Textiles)
jerry tenter384.—Scourers (Woollen, Worsted, and Hosiery); Calenderers & Finishers (XII. Textiles)
jet cleaner149.—Other Workers (VI. Chemical Processes, Paints, Oils)
jet man149.—Other Workers (VI. Chemical Processes, Paints, Oils)
jet man (artificial silk)148.—Other Skilled Workers (VI. Chemical Processes, Paints, Oils)
jet ornament maker638.—Other Skilled Workers (XIX. Other Materials)
jet worker638.—Other Skilled Workers (XIX. Other Materials)
jetty man741.—Lock Keepers; Bridge, Stage and Pier Men (XXII. Transport and Communication)
jewel and plate case maker473.—Cabinet Makers (XV. Wood and Furniture)
jewel case maker473.—Cabinet Makers (XV. Wood and Furniture)
jewel hole maker324.—Watch and Clock Movement Makers (X. Watches, Clocks, Scientific Instruments)
jewel setter284.—Goldsmiths and Gem Setters (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jewel setter324.—Watch and Clock Movement Makers (X. Watches, Clocks, Scientific Instruments)
jeweller (not dealer)284.—Goldsmiths and Gem Setters (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jeweller's enameller298.—Other Skilled Workers (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jeweller's lapper298.—Other Skilled Workers (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jeweller's maker-up287.—Silver and White Metal Smiths (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jeweller's mounter284.—Goldsmiths and Gem Setters (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jeweller, goldsmith's770.—Proprietors, Managing Directors, Managers of Wholesale or Retail Businesses (XXIII. Commercial, Finance, Insurance)
jeweller, silversmith's770.—Proprietors, Managing Directors, Managers of Wholesale or Retail Businesses (XXIII. Commercial, Finance, Insurance)
jeweller, working298.—Other Skilled Workers (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jewellery and plate repairer298.—Other Skilled Workers (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jewellery designer298.—Other Skilled Workers (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
Jewish bread baker433.—Bakers and Pastry Cooks. (including Biscuit Makers) (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
Jewish slaughterer448.—Other Skilled Workers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jib holeman042.—Hewers and Getters (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jib lowerer047.—Other Workers Below Ground (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jib lowerer047.—Other Workers Below Ground (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jig and gauge maker265.—Tool Makers (VII. Metal Work)
jig dyer381.—Dye Mixers and Dyers (XII. Textiles)
jig hooker043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jig maker265.—Tool Makers (VII. Metal Work)
jig minder043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jig minder043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jig sawyer481.—Sawyers (XV. Wood and Furniture)
jig sawyer481.—Sawyers (XV. Wood and Furniture)
jig setter211.—Tool Setters (VII. Metal Work)
jig tenter043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jig tenter043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jig tenter381.—Dye Mixers and Dyers (XII. Textiles)
jig tenter381.—Dye Mixers and Dyers (XII. Textiles)
jig-saw puzzle maker688.—Other Skilled Workers (XX. Mixed or Undefined Materials)
jigger043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jigger056.—Other Workers Above Ground and In Open Workings (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jigger074.—Clay, Sand, Gravel-Pit Workers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jigger074.—Clay, Sand, Gravel-Pit Workers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jigger105.—Potters; Ware-Makers, Casters and Finishers (V. Bricks, Pottery, Glass)
jigger335.—Enamellers, Japanners, Dyers, Stainers, and Finishers (XI. Skins and Leather)
jigger363.—Card, Comb, and Frame Tenters (not Ring or Cap Frames); Box Minders (XII. Textiles)
jigger381.—Dye Mixers and Dyers (XII. Textiles)
jigger (gigger)381.—Dye Mixers and Dyers (XII. Textiles)
jigger (N. Wales )043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jigger (N. Wales)043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jigger boy043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jigger lad043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jigger lad706.—Porters and Lampmen (XXII. Transport and Communication)
jigger man043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jigger porter706.—Porters and Lampmen (XXII. Transport and Communication)
jigger porter (slang)706.—Porters and Lampmen (XXII. Transport and Communication)
jigger turner105.—Potters; Ware-Makers, Casters and Finishers (V. Bricks, Pottery, Glass)
jiggerer043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jiggerer105.—Potters; Ware-Makers, Casters and Finishers (V. Bricks, Pottery, Glass)
jiggerer414.—Other Defined—Skilled—Boot, Etc., Factory Operatives (XIII. Textile Goods, Clothing)
jiggerer414.—Other Defined—Skilled—Boot, Etc., Factory Operatives (XIII. Textile Goods, Clothing)
jiggerer, sanitary105.—Potters; Ware-Makers, Casters and Finishers (V. Bricks, Pottery, Glass)
jigging (gigging) machine attendant381.—Dye Mixers and Dyers (XII. Textiles)
jigging machine attendant381.—Dye Mixers and Dyers (XII. Textiles)
jigman056.—Other Workers Above Ground and In Open Workings (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jigsaw puzzle maker688.—Other Skilled Workers (XX. Mixed or Undefined Materials)
jink carrier047.—Other Workers Below Ground (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jinney boy074.—Clay, Sand, Gravel-Pit Workers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jinney boy074.—Clay, Sand, Gravel-Pit Workers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jinney lad043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jinney lad043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jinney tenter043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jinney tenter043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jinneyman043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jinny man043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jipper519.—Other Workers (XVI. Paper, Printers, etc.)
job buyer770.—Proprietors, Managing Directors, Managers of Wholesale or Retail Businesses (XXIII. Commercial, Finance, Insurance)
job master711.—Livery Stable Proprietors and Managers (XXII. Transport and Communication)
jobber024.—Agricultural Labourers, Farm Servants—not Otherwise Distinguished (II. Agricultural Occupations)
jobber024.—Agricultural Labourers, Farm Servants—not Otherwise Distinguished (II. Agricultural Occupations)
jobber223.—Boiler Makers' and Platers' Labourers (VII. Metal Work)
jobber322.—Scientific Instrument Makers and Repairers (X. Watches, Clocks, Scientific Instruments)
jobber333.—Lime and Tan Yard Workers (not Labourers) (XI. Skins and Leather)
jobber343.—Belt-Makers, Sewers and Repairers (XI. Skins and Leather)
jobber343.—Belt-Makers, Sewers and Repairers (XI. Skins and Leather)
jobber398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jobber399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jobber551.—Foremen, Overlookers and Form Setters (XVI. Paper, Printers, etc.)
jobber770.—Proprietors, Managing Directors, Managers of Wholesale or Retail Businesses (XXIII. Commercial, Finance, Insurance)
jobber (boiler making)223.—Boiler Makers' and Platers' Labourers (VII. Metal Work)
jobber (cotton)364.—Strippers and Grinders; Card Grinders, Card Room Jobbers (XII. Textiles)
jobber (jewellery)284.—Goldsmiths and Gem Setters (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jobber (paper tubes)551.—Foremen, Overlookers and Form Setters (XVI. Paper, Printers, etc.)
jobber (woollen and worsted)364.—Strippers and Grinders; Card Grinders, Card Room Jobbers (XII. Textiles)
jobber and mounter284.—Goldsmiths and Gem Setters (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jobber and repairer284.—Goldsmiths and Gem Setters (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jobber and repairer287.—Silver and White Metal Smiths (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jobber lad399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jobber, back364.—Strippers and Grinders; Card Grinders, Card Room Jobbers (XII. Textiles)
jobber, card364.—Strippers and Grinders; Card Grinders, Card Room Jobbers (XII. Textiles)
jobber, comb364.—Strippers and Grinders; Card Grinders, Card Room Jobbers (XII. Textiles)
jobber, dyehouse399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jobber, front364.—Strippers and Grinders; Card Grinders, Card Room Jobbers (XII. Textiles)
jobber, loom398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jobber, scribbling364.—Strippers and Grinders; Card Grinders, Card Room Jobbers (XII. Textiles)
jobbing boot maker412.—Boot and Shoe Makers and Repairers (General) (XIII. Textile Goods, Clothing)
jobbing butler929.—Others In Personal Service (XXVII. Personal Service)
jobbing grinder237.—Grinders (VII. Metal Work)
jobbing grinder237.—Grinders (VII. Metal Work)
jobbing hand (rope and twine)399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jobbing jeweller284.—Goldsmiths and Gem Setters (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jobbing man284.—Goldsmiths and Gem Setters (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jobbing mounter288.—Mounters (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jobbing plater222.—Boiler Makers, Platers and Iron Shipwrights (VII. Metal Work)
jobbing setter284.—Goldsmiths and Gem Setters (VIII. Precious Metals, Electro Plate)
jochier043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jockey043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jockey043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jockey888.—Race-Horse Trainers; Jockeys and Training Stable Attendants (XXVI. Entertainments and Sport)
jockier043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jogger519.—Other Workers (XVI. Paper, Printers, etc.)
jogger519.—Other Workers (XVI. Paper, Printers, etc.)
joggler200.—Slotters, Millers, Turners, and Other Machine Tool Workers (VII. Metal Work)
joggling machinist200.—Slotters, Millers, Turners, and Other Machine Tool Workers (VII. Metal Work)
joggling machinist200.—Slotters, Millers, Turners, and Other Machine Tool Workers (VII. Metal Work)
Johnny Gorman071.—Subordinate Superintending Staff (including Inspectors, Contractors and Foremen) (III. Mining and Quarrying)
Johnny Gorman (slang)071.—Subordinate Superintending Staff (including Inspectors, Contractors and Foremen) (III. Mining and Quarrying)
Johnny-come-fortnightly (slang)770.—Proprietors, Managing Directors, Managers of Wholesale or Retail Businesses (XXIII. Commercial, Finance, Insurance)
Johnny-come-fortnightly (slang)770.—Proprietors, Managing Directors, Managers of Wholesale or Retail Businesses (XXIII. Commercial, Finance, Insurance)
joiner363.—Card, Comb, and Frame Tenters (not Ring or Cap Frames); Box Minders (XII. Textiles)
joiner363.—Card, Comb, and Frame Tenters (not Ring or Cap Frames); Box Minders (XII. Textiles)
joiner365.—Spinners and Piecers (Mule, Ring, Cap, and Flyer) (XII. Textiles)
joiner374.—Hosiery Frame Tenters and Machine Knitters (XII. Textiles)
joiner474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner (cabinet work)473.—Cabinet Makers (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner (chains)190.—Smiths and Skilled Forge Workers (VII. Metal Work)
joiner (colliery)474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner (colliery)474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner (garden furniture)474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner (hosiery)374.—Hosiery Frame Tenters and Machine Knitters (XII. Textiles)
joiner (lace)419.—Sewers, Stitchers, Sewing Machinists (not elsewhere enumerated) (XIII. Textile Goods, Clothing)
joiner (maintenance)474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner (maintenance)474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner (rubber boots and shoes)414.—Other Defined—Skilled—Boot, Etc., Factory Operatives (XIII. Textile Goods, Clothing)
joiner /chains)190.—Smiths and Skilled Forge Workers (VII. Metal Work)
joiner framer dresser363.—Card, Comb, and Frame Tenters (not Ring or Cap Frames); Box Minders (XII. Textiles)
joiner minder365.—Spinners and Piecers (Mule, Ring, Cap, and Flyer) (XII. Textiles)
joiner tenter363.—Card, Comb, and Frame Tenters (not Ring or Cap Frames); Box Minders (XII. Textiles)
joiner, cabin474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner, carriage (textile machinery)474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner, case (organs)474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner, case (pianos)474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner, coach474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner, loom474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner, printer's474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner, ship474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner, shop fitter's474.—Carpenters (XV. Wood and Furniture)
joiner-piecer365.—Spinners and Piecers (Mule, Ring, Cap, and Flyer) (XII. Textiles)
joiner-spinner365.—Spinners and Piecers (Mule, Ring, Cap, and Flyer) (XII. Textiles)
joiner-spinner365.—Spinners and Piecers (Mule, Ring, Cap, and Flyer) (XII. Textiles)
joiner-up609.—Other Workers (XIX. Other Materials)
joint cutter-out (steel manufacture)278.—Other Skilled Workers (VII. Metal Work)
joint rammer (steel manufacture)278.—Other Skilled Workers (VII. Metal Work)
joint finisher325.—Watch Case Makers (X. Watches, Clocks, Scientific Instruments)
joint maker532.—Bookbinders (XVI. Paper, Printers, etc.)
jointer278.—Other Skilled Workers (VII. Metal Work)
jointer278.—Other Skilled Workers (VII. Metal Work)
jointer311.—Wiremen, Linesmen, Cable Jointers (IX. Electrical Apparatus)
jointer311.—Wiremen, Linesmen, Cable Jointers (IX. Electrical Apparatus)
jointer619.—Other Workers (XIX. Other Materials)
jointer619.—Other Workers (XIX. Other Materials)
jointer (cutlery)233.—Filers (VII. Metal Work)
jointer (electric cables)311.—Wiremen, Linesmen, Cable Jointers (IX. Electrical Apparatus)
jointer's assistant319.—Other Workers (IX. Electrical Apparatus)
jointer's learner319.—Other Workers (IX. Electrical Apparatus)
jointer's machinist530.—Machine Assistants (XVI. Paper, Printers, etc.)
jointer's mate319.—Other Workers (IX. Electrical Apparatus)
jointer, action239.—Gunsmiths and Gun Lock and Action Makers (VII. Metal Work)
jointer, gun wire278.—Other Skilled Workers (VII. Metal Work)
jointer, hydraulic278.—Other Skilled Workers (VII. Metal Work)
jointer, wire311.—Wiremen, Linesmen, Cable Jointers (IX. Electrical Apparatus)
jointer-plumber311.—Wiremen, Linesmen, Cable Jointers (IX. Electrical Apparatus)
jointless floor layer571.—Tile Layers; Mosaic Workers and Composition Floor Layers (XVII. Builders, Bricklayers, Stone and Slate)
jointless floor layer571.—Tile Layers; Mosaic Workers and Composition Floor Layers (XVII. Builders, Bricklayers, Stone and Slate)
jollier105.—Potters; Ware-Makers, Casters and Finishers (V. Bricks, Pottery, Glass)
jordan man518.—Other Skilled Workers (XVI. Paper, Printers, etc.)
journey rider043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
journey rider043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
journey rider072.—Stone Miners, Quarriers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
journey woman922.—Charwomen, Office Cleaners (XXVII. Personal Service)
journey-woman922.—Charwomen, Office Cleaners (XXVII. Personal Service)
journeyman043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
journeyman043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
journeyman072.—Stone Miners, Quarriers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
journeyman072.—Stone Miners, Quarriers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
journeyman073.—Slate Miners, Quarriers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
journeyman hatter409.—Hat—Formers, Plankers, Stiffeners (XIII. Textile Goods, Clothing)
journeyman. trimmer073.—Slate Miners, Quarriers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jube maker435.—Sugar Confectionery—Makers, Moulders and Coverers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
judge884.—Proprietors and Managers of Other Entertainments and Sports (XXVI. Entertainments and Sport)
juggler899.—Other Occupations (XXVI. Entertainments and Sport)
jujube maker435.—Sugar Confectionery—Makers, Moulders and Coverers (XIV. Foods, Drinks, Tobacco)
jumbler328.—Other Skilled Workers (X. Watches, Clocks, Scientific Instruments)
Jumbo winder367.—Winders (not Silk), Reelers (not Silk), Beamers, Warpers (XII. Textiles)
jumper072.—Stone Miners, Quarriers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
jumper279.—Other Workers (VII. Metal Work)
jumper714.—Inspectors and Superintendents (XXII. Transport and Communication)
jumper (slang)714.—Inspectors and Superintendents (XXII. Transport and Communication)
jumper knitter375.—Hand Knitters (XII. Textiles)
jumper maker (not knitted)405.—Dress and Blouse Makers (XIII. Textile Goods, Clothing)
jumper-over (rolling mill)279.—Other Workers (VII. Metal Work)
junction boy043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
junction maker105.—Potters; Ware-Makers, Casters and Finishers (V. Bricks, Pottery, Glass)
junction man043.—Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft (III. Mining and Quarrying)
junior audit clerk939.—Other Clerks (XXVIII. Clerks and Draughtsmen)
junior clerk939.—Other Clerks (XXVIII. Clerks and Draughtsmen)
junior porter706.—Porters and Lampmen (XXII. Transport and Communication)
junior turbine driver950.—Stationary Engine and Crane Drivers (XXX. Stationary Engine Drivers, Etc.)
junior turbine driver950.—Stationary Engine and Crane Drivers (XXX. Stationary Engine Drivers, Etc.)
junior warehouse clerk939.—Other Clerks (XXVIII. Clerks and Draughtsmen)
junker072.—Stone Miners, Quarriers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
junker072.—Stone Miners, Quarriers (III. Mining and Quarrying)
justice man048.—Colliery Weighmen (III. Mining and Quarrying)
justice man048.—Colliery Weighmen (III. Mining and Quarrying)
justifier278.—Other Skilled Workers (VII. Metal Work)
justifler (typefounding)278.—Other Skilled Workers (VII. Metal Work)
jute crusher attendant362.—Breakers, Rag Grinders, Hecklers, and Willowers (XII. Textiles)
jute crusher attendant362.—Breakers, Rag Grinders, Hecklers, and Willowers (XII. Textiles)
jute crusher attendant362.—Breakers, Rag Grinders, Hecklers, and Willowers (XII. Textiles)
jute cutter398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jute cutter399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jute hammerman399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jute opener catcher362.—Breakers, Rag Grinders, Hecklers, and Willowers (XII. Textiles)
jute opener feeder362.—Breakers, Rag Grinders, Hecklers, and Willowers (XII. Textiles)
jute selector398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jute stower942.—Warehouse and Storekeepers' Assistants (not Lace Warehouse Hands) (XXIX. Warehousemen, Storekeepers, Packers)
jute stricker398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jute stricker398.—Other Skilled Workers (XII. Textiles)
jute tier399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jute twister399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jute weigher399.—Other Workers (XII. Textiles)
jute winder319.—Other Workers (IX. Electrical Apparatus)

From: A Dictionary of Occupational Terms Based on the Classification of Occupations used in the Census of Population, 1921,
Ministry of Labour, 1927. Digitised by Peter Christian, August, 2016.   This text is in the Public Domain.