T Activities of Households as Employers

Subcategories of T Activities of Households as Employers

• 97Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel

  The code 97 in the Korean Standard Industry Classification (10th revision, 2017) covers activities where households employ domestic personnel such as housekeepers, caregivers and nannies. These activities are treated as non-market household production and are recorded separately from other service sectors.

• 98Undifferentiated goods and services producing activities

  Code 98 covers activities that produce goods or

Frequently asked questions

What is KSIC 2017 T?

KSIC 2017 T is "Activities of Households as Employers". Code T covers activities where private households act as employers, hiring staff to provide domestic services such as cleaning, cooking, childcare, gardening, elderly or disabled care, and other personal household assistance. It includes employment of household employees and related payroll administration, but not commercial enterprises offering similar services to the public.

What does KSIC 2017 T include?

T Activities of Households as Employers contains 2 direct subcategories: 97 Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel; 98 Undifferentiated goods and services producing activities.

How does KSIC 2017 T map to other classification systems?

T Activities of Households as Employers has equivalents in ISIC Rev 4 (T). These crosswalks let you translate this code between KSIC 2017 and 1 other classification system.

What is the parent category of T?

T Activities of Households as Employers sits under T Activities of Households as Employers in the KSIC 2017 hierarchy.