Standard Occupational Classification Bart
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This document segments British society into six socioeconomic classes - A, B, C1, C2, D and E - ranging from upper middle class professionals to the lowest level of income. Class A reads newspapers like the Daily Telegraph and Financial Times. Class B reads publications like The Times, Guardian and Independent. Lower middle classes C1 and C2 typically read the Daily Mail, Express and tabloids like The Sun and Daily Mirror. Class D readers also favor The Sun and Daily Mirror. Those in Class E with the lowest incomes watch shows like the Jeremy Kyle Show.
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Standard Occupational Classification Bart
- 1. A Upper Middle Class Top Management, Bankers, Lawyers, Doctors, Other Professionals Some Newspapers such as: Daily Telegraph and Financial Times B Middle Class Middle Management, Teachers, Creative's e.g. Graphic Designers The times, The Guardian, The Independent, Daily Mail C1 Lower Middle Class Office Supervisors, Junior Managers, Nurses, Specialist clerical staff Daily Mail, Daily Express C2 Skilled Working class Skilled workers, Tradespersons (white collar) Daily Mirror, The Sun D Working Class Semi-Skilled and Unskilled manual workers (blue-collar) Daily Mirror, The Sun E Lowest Level of Income Unemployed, Students, Pensioners, Casual Workers Jeremy Kyle Show