Ra. [Name and business of employer]
State the name and business of the employer, but if self-employed write either "self-employed, employes others" or "self-employed without employees", and also the nature of the business: if a trading name is used give that name as well. See Notes 16, 19, 20, and 23.
[Name and business] ____
Rb. [Occupation]
(i) For the employment given in column (a) given at (i) the precise occupation, showing where appropriate the material worked or dealt in, and for workers at mines whether employed mainly above or below ground. See note 21. ____
(ii) If applicable write at (ii) "Apprentice", "Learner" (only if in skilled craft), "Articled pupil", "Student Apprentice", "Graduate Apprentice", or "Management Trainee". See note 22. ____
19. Employer and employer's business.
These details are required only to help in classifying the industry or service. Describe the business fully and try to avoid using abbreviations or initials.
The following are examples of terms insufficient by themselves: Manufacturer, merchant, agent, broker, factor, dealer, engineering, iron works, etc.
20. Employs others means having one or more employees other than his (her) relatives living in the same household.
21. Occupation.
Full and precise details of the occupation should be given in columns (b) or (h). Terms such as scientist, technician, engineer, machinist, foreman, inspector, checker, civil servant, are too vague and should not be used by themselves. Managers or foremen should give the department where applicable; civil servants and other public officials should give their rank and the department or branch in which they are serving.
If a job is known in the trade or industry by a special name, use that name.