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Managers, Directors and Senior Officials\n2. Professional Occupations\n3. Associate Professional Occupations\n4. Administrative and Secretarial Occupations\n5. Skilled Trades Occupations\n6. Caring, Leisure and Other Service Occupations\n7. Sales and Customer Service Occupations\n8. Process, Plant and Machine Operatives\n9. Elementary Occupations\nThe sub-major, minor group and unit group structure of these major groups is defined as follows:\nMAJOR GROUP 1\u000bMANAGERS, DIRECTORS AND SENIOR OFFICIALS\nThis major group covers occupations whose tasks consist of planning, directing and coordinating resources to achieve the efficient functioning of organisations and businesses. Working proprietors in small businesses are included, although allocated to separate minor groups within the major group.\nMost occupations in this major group will require a significant amount of knowledge and experience of the production processes, administrative procedures or service requirements associated with the efficient functioning of organisations and businesses.\nOccupations in this major group are classified into the following sub-major and minor groups:\n11\tCORPORATE MANAGERS AND DIRECTORS\n111\tCHIEF EXECUTIVES AND SENIOR OFFICIALS\n112\tPRODUCTION MANAGERS AND DIRECTORS\n113\tFUNCTIONAL MANAGERS AND DIRECTORS\n114\tDIRECTORS IN LOGISTICS, WAREHOUSING AND TRANSPORT\n115\tMANAGERS AND DIRECTORS IN RETAIL AND WHOLESALE\n116\tSENIOR OFFICERS IN PROTECTIVE SERVICES\n117\tHEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES MANAGERS AND DIRECTORS\n12\tOTHER MANAGERS AND PROPRIETORS\n121\tMANAGERS AND PROPRIETORS IN AGRICULTURE RELATED SERVICES\n122\tMANAGERS AND PROPRIETORS IN HOSPITALITY AND LEISURE SERVICES\n123\tMANAGERS AND PROPRIETORS IN HEALTH AND CARE SERVICES\n124\tMANAGERS IN LOGISTICS, WAREHOUSING AND TRANSPORT\n125\tMANAGERS AND PROPRIETORS IN OTHER SERVICES\n\u000f\nSUB-MAJOR GROUP 11\u000bCORPORATE MANAGERS AND DIRECTORS\nJob holders in this sub-major group formulate government policy; direct the operations of major organisations, local government, government departments and special interest organisations organise; and direct production, processing, maintenance and construction operations in industry; formulate, implement and advise on specialist functional activities within organisations; direct the operations of branches of financial institutions; organise and co-ordinate the transportation of passengers, the storage and distribution of freight, and the sale of goods; direct the operations of the emergency services, revenue and customs, the prison service and the armed forces; and co-ordinate the provision of health and social services.\nMINOR GROUP 111\u000bCHIEF EXECUTIVES AND SENIOR OFFICIALS\nJobholders in this minor group plan, organise and direct the operations of large companies and organisations and of special interest organisations direct government departments and local authorities; and formulate national and local government policy.\nOccupations in this minor group are classified into the following unit groups:\n1111\tCHIEF EXECUTIVES AND SENIOR OFFICIALS\n1112\tELECTED OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES\n1111\tCHIEF EXECUTIVES AND SENIOR OFFICIALS\nThis unit group includes those who head large enterprises and organisations. They plan, direct and co-ordinate, with directors and managers, the resources necessary for the various functions and specialist activities of these enterprises and organisations. The chief executives of hospitals will be classified in this unit group. Senior officials in national government direct the operations of government departments. Senior officials in local government participate in the implementation of local government policies and ensure that legal, statutory and other provisions concerning the running of a local authority are observed. Senior off","cbCairv3asSJMZro","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairv3asSJMZro","docx",606749,285,"English","# Summary of Structure\n## Major groups in SOC2020\n## Classification into sub-major, minor and unit groups\n# MAJOR GROUP 1 - Managers, Directors and Senior Officials\n## Sub-major group 11 - Corporate Managers and Directors\n### Minor group 111 - Chief Executives and Senior Officials\n## Typical entry routes and associated qualifications\n## Tasks\n## Related job titles","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Standard Occupational Classification 2020 framework?\",\"answer\":\"It organizes occupations using a structured hierarchy based on job tasks, covering major groups and their breakdown into sub-major, minor and unit groups.\"},{\"question\":\"Which occupations are included in MAJOR GROUP 1 - Managers, Directors and Senior Officials?\",\"answer\":\"It covers roles focused on planning, directing and coordinating resources to ensure efficient organizational and business functioning, including working proprietors in small businesses.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document support accurate classification of unit groups?\",\"answer\":\"It provides how sub-major and minor groups are defined, along with descriptions of unit groups, typical entry routes, representative tasks, and related job titles.\"}]","Standard Occupational Classification 2020 - Volume 1 - Structure and Descriptions of Unit Groups - Overview | DOCX",100]