Table 2 Characteristics of selected example occupations and for all analysed 78 occupations
Share of licensed occupations | |
 Overall | 0.12 (0.32) |
 Cooks | 0 |
 Drivers of vehicles in road traffic | 0 |
 Sales professionals | 0 |
 Education and social workers | 1 |
 Advertising and marketing professionals | 0 |
Share of analytic and interactive tasks | |
 Overall | 0.61 (0.17) |
 Cooks | 0.36 |
 Drivers of vehicles in road traffic | 0.33 |
 Sales professionals | 0.63 |
 Education and social workers | 0.62 |
 Advertising and marketing professionals | 0.85 |
Share of routine tasks | |
 Overall | 0.22 (0.10) |
 Cooks | 0.33 |
 Drivers of vehicles in road traffic | 0.38 |
 Sales professionals | 0.20 |
 Education and social workers | 0.09 |
 Advertising and marketing professionals | 0.10 |
Share of women | |
 Overall | 0.46 (0.29) |
 Cooks | 0.55 |
 Drivers of vehicles in road traffic | 0.10 |
 Sales occupations | 0.68 |
 Education and social workers | 0.80 |
 Advertising and marketing professionals | 0.55 |
Share of university degree | |
 Overall | 0.30 (0.24) |
 Cooks | 0.05 |
 Drivers of vehicles in road traffic | 0.05 |
 Sales occupations | 0.11 |
 Education and social workers | 0.39 |
 Advertising and marketing professionals | 0.51 |
Occupational specificity in % | |
 Overall | 0.16 (0.95) |
 Cooks | 1.30 |
 Drivers of vehicles in road traffic | 1.76 |
 Sales professionals | 1.06 |
 Education and social workers | 0.72 |
 Advertising and marketing professionals | − 0.83 |