Guide to the SOC 1991 and the NOC . : CS12-0055/1993E-PDF

"The Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) 1991 continues a tradition, established in 1971, of having a related set of occupational classifications to meet both statistical and human resource needs. At that time, Statistics Canada and what is now Human Resources Development Canada produced two integrated classifications, the Occupational Classification Manual (OCM), a statistical classification, and the Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations (CCDO), a classification for human resource planning and placement. Since then, Statistics Canada has replaced the OCM with the SOC 1980, which is now being replaced with the SOC 1991. Similarly, Human Resources and Development Canada, has replaced the CCDO and its annual updates with the National Occupational Classification"--Occupational classification in Canada, p. 1.

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