41-2011.00 - Cashiers
Structural Job Characteristics | % | Response |
Duration of Typical Work Week — Number of hours typically worked in one week.
|
49
|
Less Than 40 Hours
|
28
|
40 Hours
| |
24
|
More Than 40 Hours
|
41-2011.00 - Cashiers
Series ID: ORUV1000066700000064
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: % of cashiers; svp is short demonstration only
Requirement: Education, Training, And Experience
Occupation: Cashiers
Estimate: svp is short demonstration only
Year | Period | Estimate |
---|---|---|
2018 | Annual | 4.3 |
Series ID: ORUV1000066700000065
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: % of cashiers; svp is beyond short demonstration, up to & including 1 month
Requirement: Education, Training, And Experience
Occupation: Cashiers
Estimate: svp is beyond short demonstration, up to & including 1 month
Year | Period | Estimate |
---|---|---|
2018 | Annual | 85.8 |
The vast majority of cashiers are unskilled.
Series ID: ORUP1000066700000662
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: % of cashiers; strength is light work
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: Cashiers
Estimate: strength is light work
Year | Period | Estimate |
---|---|---|
2018 | Annual | 35.5 |
Series ID: ORUP1000066700000663
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: % of cashiers; strength is medium work
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: Cashiers
Estimate: strength is medium work
Year | Period | Estimate |
---|---|---|
2018 | Annual | 58.6 |
More cashiers require medium exertion than require light exertion. Those two classifications make up 94.1% of all cashier jobs.
41-2011.00 - Cashiers
Job Number Calculations | ||
# of Jobs
|
% Full-Time
|
# Full-Time
|
3,555,500
|
51%
|
1,813,305
|
# Full-Time
|
% Unskilled
|
# Unskilled
|
1,813,305
|
90%
|
1,631,975
|
# Unskilled
|
% Medium
|
# Medium
|
1,631,975
|
59%
|
962,865
|
When we look at the DOT codes in cashiers (41-2011.00), we see that the occupations have simply changed. What were light and sedentary types of work are now light and medium types of work.
DOTCode | DOTTitle | SVP | STRENGTH |
211.367-010 | PAYMASTER OF PURSES | 6 | S |
211.462-010 | CASHIER II | 2 | L |
211.462-014 | CASHIER-CHECKER | 3 | L |
211.462-018 | CASHIER-WRAPPER | 3 | L |
211.462-026 | CHECK CASHIER | 3 | S |
211.462-030 | DRIVERS'-CASH CLERK | 3 | L |
211.462-034 | TELLER | 3 | L |
211.462-038 | TOLL COLLECTOR | 2 | L |
211.467-010 | CASHIER, COURTESY BOOTH | 4 | L |
211.467-014 | MONEY COUNTER | 3 | L |
211.467-018 | PARIMUTUEL-TICKET CASHIER | 2 | L |
211.467-022 | PARIMUTUEL-TICKET SELLER | 2 | L |
211.467-026 | SHEET WRITER | 2 | L |
211.467-030 | TICKET SELLER | 2 | L |
211.482-010 | CASHIER, TUBE ROOM | 3 | S |
211.482-014 | FOOD CHECKER | 3 | S |
249.467-010 | INFORMATION CLERK-CASHIER | 5 | L |
294.567-010 | AUCTION CLERK | 3 | S |
If a person is limited to light work, that person cannot perform at least 59% of the cashier jobs in the national economy. This begs the question of the meaning of generally. The best definition is usually and the best synonym is typically. Generally, usually, and typically point to either a majority, plurality, median, or commonality. Medium exertion as to cashiers meets all the statistical conventions of generally, usually, and typically. A person with past relevant work as a medium cashier cannot perform that kind of work either as actually performed or as generally performed.
See When to Use Occu Collect.