Unskilled Sedentary Work in the Boot and Shoe Industry

The DOT lists six occupations requiring sedentary exertion, no skills, and work in the boot & shoe industry either as the sole industry.  The DOT lists 220 occupations containing the descriptor of boot & shoe industry at all exertion and skill levels.  Some other occupations within the boot & shoe industry work in other described industries, but none of the sedentary unskilled occupations do, per the DOT.  The occupations and their SOC group assignments:

51-9123	Painting, Coating, and Decorating Workers	788.687-166	WHITE-SHOE RAGGER
51-9198	Helpers--Production Workers	788.687-022	BUCKLER AND LACER
		788.687-114	SHANK TAPER
51-9199	Production Workers, All Other	788.687-158	VAMP-STRAP IRONER
53-7063	Machine Feeders and Offbearers	690.686-046	PLASTIC-DESIGN APPLIER
		690.686-066	TOGGLE-PRESS FOLDER-AND-FEEDER

County Business Patterns describe the footwear manufacturing industry group (NAICS 316200):

This data leads to the inference that whatever sedentary unskilled jobs exist in the boot & shoe industry, those jobs exist in very minimal numbers that do not reach the level of significant numbers of jobs.  The employment projections for the industry subsector (NAICS 316000) lends credence to this inference:

Employment by industry, occupation, and percent distribution, 2016 and projected 2026
316000 Leather and allied product manufacturing
(Employment in thousands) Occupations with fewer than 50 jobs, confidential data, or poor quality data are not displayed
	Occupation		2016
Sort Order	Code	Title	Employment	Percent of industry
1	00-0000	Total, all occupations	29.5	100.0
99	51-9123	Painting, coating, and decorating workers	0.1	0.3
102	51-9198	Helpers--production workers	0.5	1.8
113	53-7063	Machine feeders and offbearers	0.2	0.8

Missing from the EP list is a number of jobs greater than 50 for the occupational group of production workers, all other (SOC 51-9199).  Vamp-Strap Ironer does not exist in relevant numbers much less significant numbers.  Assuming that the 800 jobs in leather and allied product manufacturing represent only unskilled jobs, the sedentary occupations in the boot & shoe industry (footwear manufacturing) would represent less than 400 jobs.  

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