Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel

ISIC v4.0 Code: 97

About activities of households as employers of domestic personnel

isic code 97 covers the activities of households as employers of domestic personnel, such as maids, cooks, gardeners, caretakers, and other household staff. This industry plays a vital role in supporting the smooth functioning of households and enabling individuals and families to focus on their professional and personal pursuits. As a significant component of the service sector, the employment of domestic personnel contributes to the overall economic activity and provides job opportunities for a wide range of individuals.

Production process

The primary production technique in this industry involves the recruitment, management, and supervision of domestic personnel by households. Households typically hire domestic staff through various channels, such as employment agencies, personal referrals, or direct recruitment. The households then provide the necessary training, guidance, and oversight to ensure that the domestic personnel can effectively carry out their assigned tasks, which may include cleaning, cooking, gardening, childcare, and other household-related duties.

Production inputs

The main inputs required for this industry are the domestic personnel themselves, who possess the necessary skills, experience, and availability to meet the specific needs of the households they serve. Households may also require various tools, equipment, and supplies to support the work of their domestic staff, such as cleaning products, gardening tools, and kitchen appliances. Additionally, the industry relies on the availability of a labor force with the desired skills and willingness to work in a domestic setting.

Production outputs

The primary output of this industry is the provision of domestic services that enable households to function efficiently and effectively. These services contribute to the overall well-being and quality of life for the households that employ domestic personnel. The outputs of this industry may be consumed by 94 Activities of membership organizations, 95 Repair of computers and personal and household goods, and 96 Other personal service activities, as these industries may also rely on the services of domestic personnel to support their operations.

Family tree for activities of households as employers of domestic personnel

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    A["<a href='/classifications/isic/v4/T'>T: Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of households for own use</a>"]
A --> B["<a href='/classifications/isic/v4/T/97'>97: Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel</a>"]

    A --> C["<a href='/classifications/isic/v4/T/98'>98: Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use</a>"]

    B --> D["<a href='/classifications/isic/v4/T/970'>970: Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel</a>"]


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