In September 1994, South Africa's Human Sciences Research Council mailed 215,284 questionnaires to graduates to ascertain their occupational income as of July 1, 1994. The 39,495 questionnaires returned represented a response rate of 18.3%. Thirteen percent (5,138) of the respondents received no income. Of the economically active respondents, 40% were employed in the public sector and earned a median income package worth 90300 Rand (R90300). The median income package of the 39% of respondents employed in the private sector equaled R117100, whereas that of the 21% of respondents who were self-employed equaled R143600. Individuals employed in the public sector usually had more working experience than their counterparts in the private sector, and self-employed people generally had more experience and worked longer hours than either public sector or private sector employees. (This detailed survey report includes 13 tables/figures detailing the responding graduates' remuneration by the following: occupation; employment in the public and private sectors versus self-employment; geographical area; post level; years of work experience; working hours; economic sector; gender; population group; and qualification. Appended is a list of occupational groups. An alphabetical index of occupations is included. Side-by-side English and Afrikaans versions of the document are provided .) (MN)