Labour Force Survey 2002/2003 DDI-MNG-NSO-EN-LFS-2002-v1.0 Nansalmaa Zundui Daniel Clarke 2008-05-20 Nesstar Publisher Version 2.0 LFS 2002/2003 LFS 2002/2003 MNG-NSO-EN-LFS-2002-v2.0 National Statistical Office of Mongolia

Mr. Raja B. M. Korale

Mr Bijoy Raychaudhuri

Asian Development Bank International Labour Organization National Statistical Office of Mongolia, 2007 Nesstar Publisher Government of Mongolia Asian Development Bank International Labour Organization Labor Force Survey [hh/lfs] The first time Labour force survey the Mongolian National Statistical Office conducted quarterly in 2002-2003 with financed and technical supported of Asian Development Bank and International Labour Organization. The LFS was conducted in four quarterly rounds from October 2002 through September 2003 to capture seasonal variations in labour supply and demand. v2.0- cleaned data file. First draft was produced for training purpose. Mongolia The survey is nationally and regionally (5 regions - West, Central, East, South, Ulaanbaatar) representative and covers the whole of Mongolia. The survey was designed to interview a representative national sample of about 12,800 households from Ulaanbaatar and urban and rural areas of 4 regions that was deemed sufficient to collect reliable data on employment and unemployment and child labour. At this level of disaggregation the sample would be sufficient to produce estimates of high levels of precision in respect of selected employment characteristics. Sample survey data [ssd] National Statistical Office of Mongolia None reported Face-to-face [f2f] The data processing of LFS was organized at two levels. Data editing and validation, computer processing and preparation of tabulations being undertaken centrally at the NSO, while manual editing and coding, key entry and verification were undertaken at the provincial level. Checking the completeness of questionnaires, coding of questionnaires, range edit checks, simple consistency edits and electronic transfer of the keyed in data to the NSO were undertaken at the provincial level. The NSO computer staff were familiar with the IMPS software developed by the US Bureau of the Census and this software had been used both in population census and survey processing. Thus, LFS data entry programmes were prepared using IMPS and for range and consistency checks the CONCOR module was used. For tabulation process used SPSS. After data processing the WG together with the Consultant made statistical analysis on selected indicators, compared some results with the ones of other surveys and census, data consolidation, error corrections etc. were undertaken. The sampling errors of selected estimates were computed using CENVAR module in the IMPS package. The survey sampled 12,800 households out of which 12787 responded to the questionnaire, thus achieving a response rate of 99.9%. The sample population enumerated through the survey was 49,948. 10 households were to be selected from every sample enumeration area in all strata in each Quarter, but due to non-response/ absence of sampled households the enumerated number was less than 10 households in a few enumeration areas. LFS 2002-2003.NSDstat Data collected at the household level (Labour Force Survey Questionnaire, including module Child Activities). The file also includes characteristics of the head of households (from file Household Listing)and the household waighting coefficient. 49948 144 Nesstar 200801 National Statistical Office of Mongolia Version 2.0 (edited/final) for internal use "cleaned" survey data file. Interview and HH identification Characteristics of the head Members characteristics Labour Force Characteristics based on short and long reference periods Underemployment The resolution concerning statistics on the economically active population adopted at the ILO Thirteenth International Conference of Labour Statisticians, had described that "underemployment exists when a person's employment is inadequate in relation to specified norms or alternative employment, account being taken of his or her occupational skill (training and work experience). Two principal forms of underemployment may be distinguished: visible and invisible." The survey had collected information on whether the respondents were available for more and if they had sought more work. Unemployment The international standard definition for unemployment developed by ILO was based on 3 criteria, namely: without work; currently available for work; and seeking work. The definitions used in LFS 2002-2003 for measuring employment and unemployment that conform to international standards recommended by ILO are not strictly comparable to those used in the earlier inquiries. For instance the Census of Population 2000 defined unemployed as “persons who did not work during the past seven days were not temporarily absent from a job and were looking for work at the time of the census”. Census of Population 2000 estimated the total unemployed population at 164,900. The definition used in this survey that was described earlier is less restrictive allowing the inclusion of even discouraged workers who were available for work but did not actively seek employment because they thought no work was available, than the definition adopted in the Census of Population. Usually Active Status Only after the classification of the person as usually active or inactive, the person's status as employed or unemployed is decided upon taking the longer of the two durations of employment and unemployment status over the whole one year reference period as the activity status Past Employment Record Child Activities The child activities module, which was incorporated as the last section of the survey questionnaire, had canvassed information on the participation of children in both economic and non-economic activities. In addition information on working children was also collected by lowering the age cut off on questions on labour force status to 5 years and over. Thus, information on a wide range of child activities is available through the survey as data was collected using both currently active and usually active concepts of measuring employment. In addition data was also collected on child participation in non-economic activities including household chores. As already mentioned, the information from the child activities module will provide important information on the magnitude, nature and distribution of child labour as well as its determinants and consequences which should help in identifying the children who are at risk and require urgent assistance through measures for the protection of working children. ILO IPEC is assisting the NSO in analyzing the data from the child activities module and preparing a report. Therefore, only some material that will provide an overview of child activities and incidence of child labour are presented in the paragraphs that follow. Identification of Household 49948 0 Identification of Household member 49948 0 Number of unit 49948 0 1 1280 634.067 368.824 Aimag/ capital city 49948 0 1 Arkhangai 1619 2 Bayan-ulgii 2434 3 Bayankhongor 1354 4 Bulgan 1174 5 Govi-altai 1453 6 Dornogovi 1040 7 Dornod 2802 8 Dundgovi 1287 9 Zavkhan 2170 10 Uvurkhangai 1939 11 Umnugovi 1037 12 Sukhbaatar 2642 13 Selenge 2043 14 Tuv 2162 15 Uvs 2103 16 Hovd 2248 17 Huvsgul 2048 18 Hentii 3192 19 Darkhan-uul 1497 20 Ulaanbaatar 12232 21 Orkhon 1226 22 Govi-sumber 246 Soum/ district 49948 0 1 27 8.851 5.837 Sector 49948 0 1 Capital city 12232 2 Center of aimag 12382 3 Center of soum 9688 4 Rural 15646 Quarter Survey Rounds - Quarter 49948 0 1 Quarter- I 12530 2 Quarter- II 12405 3 Quarter- III 12541 4 Quarter -IV 12472 Household number Hosehold Number 49948 0 Personid Name of household member 49948 0 Relationship What is _________'s relationship to the household head? (Use Relationship Codes below) 49948 2228828.64 0 0 2.624 1.655 The head of household is the adult member of the household who is accepted and recognised by the other household members as head. Where there are more than one household in a housing unit, each household should have it's own head of household. 1 Head 12787 568782.53 2 Husband /wife 9322 410310.21 3 Son/ daughter 24061 1076827.95 4 Parents 551 23963.81 5 Brother/sister 997 46997.83 6 Parent in law 67 2960.56 7 Son/daughter in law 248 11748.93 8 Grandparents 40 1745.21 9 Grandchild 1568 71628.26 10 Other relative 300 13555.09 11 Non relative 7 308.26 Sex 49948 2228828.64 0 0 1 Male 24880 1106133.27 2 Female 25068 1122695.37 Birthdate_year 49948 2228828.64 0 0 1886 2003 1975.196 1975.239 18.465 18.36 Birthdate_month 49948 2228828.64 0 0 1 4081 181042.75 2 4160 187785.58 3 4922 218833.09 4 4477 201162.91 5 4357 192522.79 6 3984 176642.63 7 4428 198202.6 8 3892 172388.03 9 3712 166005.63 10 4103 183188.77 11 3838 172089.38 12 3994 178964.48 Birthdate_day 49948 2228828.64 0 0 1 31 15.033 15.06 8.729 8.735 Age (If age is < 5 years, go to next person) (Age in completed years) 49948 2228828.64 0 0 0 104 27.096 27.055 18.476 18.372 Ever attended any educational institution Has _____ ever attended any educational institution? 45793 2046172.33 4155 182656.31 1 Currently attending 13193 604692.23 2 Attended 28439 1263765.14 3 Newer attended 4161 177714.96 Sysmiss 4155 182656.31 Education What was the highest grade/level _____ successfully completed? If code =2-7 goto Question9 For Household members who are aged 7 or more years 41563 1864974.62 8385 363854.02 1.748 1 None 4169 179775.16 2 Primary 10651 474210.47 3 Incomplete secondary 10094 433065.42 4 Completed secondary 7942 374457.44 5 Initial technical/vocational diploma/certification 1807 77583.41 6 Technical /vocational diploma/certification 3157 142742.27 7 University grade 3743 183140.45 Sysmiss 8385 363854.02 Literacy Can _____ read and write a simple message in any language? 6499 278137.9 43449 1950690.74 1.235 0.424 For the purpose of the survey literacy was defined as the ability to read and write a simple message. A person is considered literate if he or she can both read and write a simple message in any language or dialect. A person who is capable of reading only his own name or numbers or can read, but not write and vice versa is not considered literate. The adult literacy rate is defined as the percentage of persons 15 years old and over who could read and write a simple message in any language from the total population 15 years old and over. 1 Yes 4951 212638.9 2 No 1548 65499 Sysmiss 43449 1950690.74 Marital status What is______'s marital status? 34443 1539185.85 15505 689642.79 2.024 1.28 The marital status of a person refers to the current defacto conjugal status of the person. A person claiming to be married according to custom or repute should also be treated as married, although the marriage has not been registered according to law. 1 Never married 11334 512562.13 2 Married 19632 865629.79 3 Living together 224 10857.94 4 Separated 292 14339.26 5 Divorced 700 33119.1 6 Widowed 2261 102677.63 Sysmiss 15505 689642.79 Respond For Enumerator's Use. 45793 2046172.33 4155 182656.31 1 Yes 40838 1818938.38 2 Household head/adult member 4845 222680.15 3 None 110 4553.8 Sysmiss 4155 182656.31 Wage job In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Wage job 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 160 6.193 6.541 15.999 16.395 Working for wage or salary or payment in kind (eg. share of the crop, food, etc.) as a paid employee on lontract or under civil law.. Any business operated by In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Any business operated by Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 112 1.891 1.954 10.043 10.237 Animal husbandry , hunting and trapping In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Animal husbandry , hunting and trapping Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 140 9.058 8.216 20.24 19.305 Animal husbandry- farming of domestic animals, breeding, herding, looking after animals, poultry, dairy farming, livestock product processing and related service activities. Agricultural activity planting ,tending harvesting of crops In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Agricultural activity planting ,tending harvesting of crops Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 94 0.315 0.314 3.979 3.978 Preparing land, planting, weeding, tending of tree and shrub crops, field crops, garden vegetables; flowers (for sale) etc; protecting crop from birds/animals, harvesting, threshing, cleaning, packing, carrying crops to/from storage. Forestry and logging In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Forestry and logging Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 112 0.0698 0.0623 2.018 1.902 Extraction of timber, logging, sawing, milling, preparation of firewood, harvesting of forest products etc Transportation In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Transportation Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 120 0.459 0.467 4.982 5.06 Carrying goods for sale; provision of land or inland water transport services, including taxi service, transporting tourists. Mining and quarrying In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Mining and quarrying Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 112 0.147 0.148 3.049 3.027 Mining of coal, gold, quarrying sand, etc. Food processing including production of sausages , biscuits ,lemonade ,wheat milling In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Food processing including production of sausages , biscuits ,lemonade ,wheat milling Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 77 0.0572 0.0542 1.687 1.671 Food processing including drying and milling of grain, drying/ freezing meat, making jams, pickles, production of sausages, biscuits, lemonade etc. Restaurant and hotel business In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Restaurant and hotel business Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 112 0.113 0.112 2.504 2.472 Operation of restaurants, cafes, and other eating and drinking places; provision on a fee basis of lodging and camping facilities. In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 86 0.112 0.115 2.289 2.348 Production and repair of articles and equipment and household and farm utensils and equipment, transport equipment, saddles, stirrups etc. Handicrafts including carpets ; clothing ,shoes etc In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Handicrafts including carpets ; clothing ,shoes etc Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 84 0.121 0.131 2.328 2.453 Making handicrafts, weaving clothe, carpets, household linen, knitting, dress making, tailoring, making shoes and leather products etc Construction and major repairs In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Construction and major repairs Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 84 0.155 0.157 2.939 2.993 Construction and major repairs of houses, farm buildings, fences, digging wells, improvements to farm lands by constructing ridges, land preparation etc Provision of private tuition ,childcare services etc for a free In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers Provision of private tuition ,childcare services etc for a free Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 110 0.0187 0.0187 0.992 Provision of private tuition/ instruction, traditional medicine, child care services for a fee, wages, or payment in kind etc Total hours In all 13 current economic activities were identified including working for wage or salary, any business including trading activities, animal husbandry and farming activities, to that of engaging in specific services such as provision of private tuition. The total number of hours spent on all identified activities during the reference week that was the 7 days preceding the survey by each person was also ascertained. Please refer to the work activities identified in I through XIII (and ask all members aged 5 or more years in turn)) and ascertain the work activities carried out by the person in the last 7 days.Self Employed/ Unpaid Family Workers During the last 7 days did ________ do any of the following work activities and how many hours did _____ actually spend on each activity? Total hours=(COl.11-COL.24) Total hours (COl.11-COL.24) 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 160 18.71 18.291 25.201 24.944 Total time in hours spent on identified economic activities during the reference week Cooking/serving foodforhousehold Cooking/serving foodforhousehold During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 68 6.079 5.939 7.384 7.234 Cleaningutensils/house Cleaningutensils/house During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 68 3.096 3.157 4.072 4.116 Washingclothes/ laundering Washingclothes/ laundering During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 60 1.905 1.906 2.788 2.779 During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 98 0.839 0.794 3.35 3.273 Shopping for household Shopping for household During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 72 1.328 1.393 2.927 3.017 Knitting sewing and mending garments and knitted items Knitting sewing and mending garments and knitted items During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 72 0.791 0.784 3.063 3.063 During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 72 1.533 1.478 2.709 2.671 Fetching fuel and preparing firewood Fetching fuel and preparing firewood During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 60 1.879 1.792 3.478 3.434 Caring for the old/sick/infirm Caring for the old/sick/infirm During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 120 0.268 0.269 2.492 2.498 Looking after children Looking after children During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 120 1.752 1.744 7.063 7.137 Caring for hh pets eg.Dogs,cats; growing plants such as ornamental plants in the home garden(other than for sale) Caring for hh pets eg.Dogs,cats; growing plants such as ornamental plants in the home garden(other than for sale) During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 90 0.36 0.349 2.416 2.451 Voluntary/community services without pay Voluntary/community services without pay During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 75 0.246 0.229 1.908 1.808 Total hours Total hours Total hours=(COL.25-COL.36) During the last 7 days did _______ do any of the following activities without pay for your household and if so the time spent on the activity? 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 164 20.077 19.834 19.544 19.439 Please enter the total number of hours from Col. 24 Please enter the total number of hours from Col. 24 > Col.40]]> 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 160 18.71 18.291 25.201 24.944 Total time spent on activities Activity status during the last 7 days Even though __ did not working the last 7 days, does __ have a job or business to which__ will return to work? No=2 >> Col. 63 26663 1206048.59 23285 1022780.05 1 Yes 1257 63712.23 2 No 25406 1142336.36 Sysmiss 23285 1022780.05 Primary occupation Describe the occupation-main task/ duties of the job/ work undertaken. If ___ did not work in the last 7 days but has a job to which he will return to, describe that job here 20277 899282.17 29671 1329546.47 1110 9999 5663.888 5632.771 1894.328 1945.603 1110 1 50.02 1120 22 974.04 1130 116 4689.4 1141 6 258.18 1142 15 704.66 1143 11 471.78 1210 147 7390.82 1211 31 1198.22 1221 4 178.22 1222 25 1163.26 1223 4 167.22 1224 37 1950.08 1225 7 319.26 1226 12 583.75 1227 13 654.05 1228 1 50.03 1229 64 2866.24 1231 18 929.71 1232 6 323.37 1233 27 1452.14 1234 3 149.96 1235 3 109.05 1236 3 117.68 1239 25 1185.72 1311 6 235.32 1312 1 50.05 1313 4 226.1 1314 17 823.92 1315 16 773.72 1316 8 422.99 1317 17 842.85 1318 4 208.76 1319 10 438.15 1410 26 1309.65 2111 10 459.98 2112 52 2355.46 2113 11 551.37 2114 5 280.78 2121 3 131.54 2122 10 468.03 2131 13 684.89 2132 8 400.05 2139 2 100 2141 18 877.79 2142 23 1123.4 2143 26 1331.93 2144 18 928.75 2145 28 1436.91 2146 12 627.53 2147 18 974.16 2148 12 608.54 2149 8 383.07 2211 5 234.66 2212 21 905.52 2213 6 333.67 2221 181 8780.2 2222 9 434.73 2223 33 1351.41 2224 16 756.31 2229 33 1426.23 2230 123 5648.41 2310 108 5482.03 2320 401 18116.87 2331 122 5550.42 2332 84 3671.31 2340 25 1224.07 2351 48 2520.38 2352 1 58.7 2359 27 1232.09 2411 273 13212.04 2412 19 931.96 2419 10 458.26 2421 50 2611.55 2422 9 447.95 2429 34 1704.5 2431 6 302.35 2432 20 826.15 2441 39 1954.07 2442 2 91.44 2443 4 204.28 2444 7 303.98 2446 24 1118.32 2447 9 420.14 2449 19 755.91 2451 57 3029.31 2452 19 936.76 2453 24 1115.24 2454 7 330.47 2455 13 643.44 2460 11 434.2 3111 19 752.19 3112 13 542.47 3113 13 655.35 3114 12 539.42 3115 4 132.95 3116 2 86.48 3117 4 174.89 3118 1 50.03 3121 5 219.45 3122 4 201.72 3123 9 426.14 3131 29 1483.29 3132 7 388.24 3139 2 101.07 3141 1 60.78 3143 7 357.88 3144 1 44.44 3145 2 119.73 3151 3 201.47 3152 6 286.44 3211 5 162.61 3212 12 668.77 3213 3 129.72 3221 54 2388.39 3222 5 179.6 3223 2 104.81 3225 1 52.31 3226 5 286.28 3227 2 35.11 3228 8 343.11 3229 28 1273.42 3231 112 5212.98 3232 7 280.77 3241 2 102.27 3310 33 1155.72 3320 50 2243.82 3330 14 589.83 3340 57 2786.6 3411 9 497.99 3416 63 2791.52 3417 6 271.19 3419 8 382.13 3421 1 57.2 3422 1 57.2 3429 7 299.73 3431 13 657.69 3432 9 487.08 3433 5 107.81 3434 2 83.58 3439 32 1367.45 3441 16 813.19 3442 33 1551.26 3443 17 837.17 3449 10 482.44 3450 52 2610.97 3460 10 431.75 3471 13 686.4 3472 7 345.38 3473 5 270.06 3475 5 282.71 3480 11 503.93 4111 24 1078.11 4112 10 473.21 4114 2 87.6 4115 7 368.43 4121 9 394.99 4122 4 134.44 4131 119 5469.54 4132 27 1473.27 4133 20 1030.64 4134 13 690.82 4141 7 334.61 4142 10 413.6 4143 2 67.17 4144 18 844.29 4190 3 142.16 4211 24 1121.59 4212 7 362.65 4213 7 236.67 4214 3 154.9 4215 12 589.26 4221 1 50.01 4222 1 58.67 4223 44 2043.34 5111 13 735.89 5112 77 3578.35 5113 4 199.91 5121 69 3132.34 5122 256 11898.41 5123 56 2724.1 5124 17 834.05 5131 7 350.55 5132 20 784.05 5139 7 346.86 5141 57 2817.13 5149 6 211.16 5151 4 209.75 5152 3 154.1 5161 30 1523.95 5162 25 1426.39 5163 8 370.05 5169 133 6081.76 5220 423 21178.6 5230 885 40372.56 5490 45 2254.9 6111 277 12398.64 6112 40 1689.89 6113 1 49.98 6114 1 57.23 6121 9860 409600.69 6122 5 193.96 6123 3 93.43 6124 1 57.21 6129 11 448.38 6141 20 1124.36 6142 2 84.61 6151 1 36.25 6152 1 93.92 6154 3 159.04 6210 6 217.38 7111 155 7132.92 7112 2 83.64 7113 18 802.67 7121 20 934.69 7122 35 1548.86 7123 23 1050.02 7124 50 2270.5 7129 15 824.62 7131 1 49.97 7133 18 846.11 7135 2 101.63 7136 105 4862.76 7137 26 1291.63 7141 37 1724.04 7142 17 813.31 7143 3 121.51 7211 20 1056.15 7212 34 1681.34 7213 3 150.95 7214 1 49.97 7215 2 105.53 7216 8 363.77 7221 13 520.96 7222 2 100.04 7223 1 50.03 7224 3 125.13 7231 13 672.31 7232 19 859.42 7233 6 184.22 7241 112 5115.84 7242 2 108.75 7243 13 660.93 7244 29 1457.88 7245 56 3189.87 7311 2 102.29 7313 10 473.53 7321 2 86.2 7322 1 51.38 7331 2 96.95 7332 26 1345.97 7341 5 266.95 7343 4 186.23 7344 6 266.53 7345 1 49.98 7346 4 199.99 7411 32 1551.15 7412 71 3195.16 7413 1 49.96 7414 2 69.27 7415 6 333.02 7421 18 911.89 7422 86 4133.14 7431 1 108.29 7432 39 2205.83 7433 6 323.01 7435 5 249.87 7436 197 9682.66 7441 10 463.21 7442 26 1267.24 8111 3 239.64 8112 9 465.68 8113 5 204.37 8139 8 333.13 8152 2 83.61 8161 13 466.34 8162 108 4935.62 8163 3 100.19 8171 2 125.3 8211 2 117.35 8212 1 58.69 8221 1 24.87 8222 1 50.05 8223 35 1693.08 8231 1 50.07 8232 2 99.97 8251 1 61.59 8262 2 100.01 8263 6 282.64 8266 1 50 8271 2 102.23 8273 1 57.24 8274 1 49.97 8275 1 50.05 8278 5 260.52 8281 1 77.12 8282 3 124.84 8283 1 24.94 8290 17 733.98 8311 31 1625.63 8312 54 2616.19 8321 8 277.03 8322 596 27766.31 8323 11 554.74 8324 215 9819.5 8331 49 2174.92 8332 3 124.38 8333 7 305.51 8334 4 222.81 9111 52 1966.48 9112 155 7328.62 9113 10 452.21 9120 3 117.28 9131 5 190.47 9132 118 4843.53 9133 7 399.07 9141 157 7708.68 9142 4 189.17 9151 34 1272.73 9152 160 7873.04 9153 74 3064.27 9161 15 795.59 9162 3 134.72 9211 134 7442.17 9212 25 656.22 9213 5 247 9311 19 721.63 9312 28 1475.75 9313 12 482.39 9314 11 402.65 9321 1 36.23 9322 30 1319.42 9331 2 51.22 9332 3 180.63 9333 50 2422.48 9999 1 58.68 Sysmiss 29671 1329546.47 For how long has ________ been working in this occupation with the current and previous employers, or in self- employment? 20277 899282.17 29671 1329546.47 1 Less than 1 year 1871 87445.18 2 1 to 2 years 1993 91853.43 3 3 to 4 years 3034 141348.76 4 5 to 9 years 4576 198851.89 5 10 years or more 8803 379782.91 Industry Code What is the nature of work done and main product or service produced at the place where -------------------works? (Describe the occupation-main task/ duties of the job/ work undertaken. If ___ did not work in the last 7 days but has a job to which he will return to, describe that job here) 20277 899282.17 29671 1329546.47 11 990 296.164 310.248 331.562 331.94 Industry or kind of economic activity refers to the nature of work done (the goods and services produced) by the institution or the workplace or enterprise where the person works. Employment status in primary occupations In this primary occupation, what is the employment status of_____ 20277 899282.17 29671 1329546.47 1 Paid employee on contract 6621 312038.88 2 Paid employee under civil law 546 26863.52 3 Employer 115 5566.58 4 Member of cooperative 42 1875.41 5 Own account worker 7125 303400.97 6 Unpaid family worker 5804 248266.1 7 Other 24 1270.71 Sysmiss 29671 1329546.47 Sector of employment of the enterprise To what sector does the enterprise where ________ works belong? 20277 899282.17 29671 1329546.47 10 Private enterprice 688 34548.97 11 Partnership 53 2549.69 21 Cooperative 111 4470.16 31 Joint state and private company 808 39053.43 32 Limited liability company 1668 84029.91 40 State industry 665 32246.7 50 Government enterprice 3739 170046.02 60 Non-profit organization 272 13231.3 70 Self-employed 12273 519105.99 Sysmiss 29671 1329546.47 Average number of hours spent on primary occupations in week Enter duration in hours 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 0 160 19.859 19.576 25.249 25.002 Number of paid employees in the enterprise in the primary occupations How many regular paid employees are employed in the enterprise where _________ works in his primary occupation? 20277 899282.17 29671 1329546.47 1 No regular employees 12306 522685.06 2 1 to 4 paid employees 1156 52704.33 3 5 to 9 paid employees 727 33969.18 4 10 or more paid employees 6088 289923.6 Sysmiss 29671 1329546.47 Secondary job in the last 7 days Did _also do any other work as a secondary occupation in the last 7 days? 20277 899282.17 29671 1329546.47 1 Yes 450 20493.66 2 No 19827 878788.51 Sysmiss 29671 1329546.47 Activity status during the last 7 days in secondary job 19827 878788.51 30121 1350040.13 1 Yes 83 3998.04 2 No 19744 874790.47 Sysmiss 30121 1350040.13 Secondary occupations under current status What type of work, trade or profession did____ do in his secondary occupation in the last 7 days? 533 24491.7 49415 2204336.94 1141 9999 5872.403 5876.029 2013.162 1996.816 If any member had more than one economic activity - wage employment or self-employment - during the reference period (say, past week or past 12 months), then the secondary occupation was one which the respondent accepts as the most important based on time spent on and income earned from different activities and other considerations like social and legal status among all occupations of the person excluding the primary occupation. Average number of hours spent on secondary occupations in week How many hours did _ work in _'s secondary occupation the last 7 days? How many hours did _ work in _'s secondary occupation the last 7 days? 32927 1478126.62 17021 750702.02 0 148 0.378 0.385 3.711 3.676 Average number of hours spent on secondary occupations under current status Duration of secondary occupation For how long has _ been working in this secondary occupation? For how long has _ been working in this secondary occupation? 533 24491.7 49415 2204336.94 Duration of employment in secondary occupations 1 Less than 1 year 170 7758.35 2 1 to 2 years 109 5130.55 3 3 to 4 years 98 4656.07 4 5 to 9 years 86 3799.86 5 10 years or more 70 3146.87 Sysmiss 49415 2204336.94 Indusrty code - Seocndary occupation What is the nature of work done and the main product or service produced at the place where ________ works in ____'s secondary occupation? 533 24491.7 49415 2204336.94 11 990 366.829 360.98 306.329 304.67 Industry or kind of economic activity refers to the nature of work done (the goods and services produced) by the institution or the workplace or enterprise where the person works. Employment status of secondary occupation 533 24491.7 49415 2204336.94 1 Paid employee on contract 61 2375.53 2 Paid employee under civil law 37 1704.92 3 Employer 10 510.32 4 Member of cooperative 2 149.68 5 Own account worker 309 14252.11 6 Unpaid family worker 104 5067.36 7 Other 10 431.78 Sysmiss 49415 2204336.94 Sector of secondary employment of the enterprise To what sector does the enterprise where _ works belong 533 24491.7 49415 2204336.94 10 Private enterprise 17 789.42 11 Partnership 6 282.15 21 Cooperative 7 251.59 31 Joint state and private company 8 225.15 32 Limited liability company 29 1444.05 40 States industry 3 143.43 50 Government enterprise 52 2128.03 60 Non-profit organization 17 810.85 70 Self-employed 394 18417.03 Sysmiss 49415 2204336.94 Number of paid employees in the enterprise in the secondary occupations How many regular paid employees are employed in the enterprise where _ works in his secondary occupation 533 24491.7 49415 2204336.94 1 No regular employees 400 18608.61 2 1 to 4 paid employees 34 1467.31 3 4 to 9 paid employees 21 985.82 4 10 or more paid employees 78 3429.96 Sysmiss 49415 2204336.94 Frequency of remuneration of primary occupation What is frequency with which _ is remuneration in _ 's primary occupation?" 7042 332830.79 42906 1895997.85 1 Hourly 72 2629.01 2 Daily 114 5988.52 3 Weekly 17 851.17 4 Every 15 days 3321 175467.82 5 Monthly 3347 140237.61 6 Quarterly 41 1598.95 7 Piece rate basis 130 6057.71 Sysmiss 42906 1895997.85 Earnings from primary occupations in cash How much did__________ earn in this primary occupation in the last 7 days? 26264 1199300.22 23684 1029528.42 0 42000 7.865 8.817 259.617 294.16 Wages include remuneration received as cash wages, tips, commissions, piece rate earnings, overtime payments, and imputed value of benefits in kind, such as meals or accommodation provided by the employer. Earnings from primary occupations in kind How much did__________ earn in this primary occupation in the last 7 days? 26264 1199300.22 23684 1029528.42 Wages include remuneration received as cash wages, tips, commissions, piece rate earnings, overtime payments, and imputed value of benefits in kind, such as meals or accommodation provided by the employer. Earnings from secondary occupations in cash How much did__________ earn in the secondary occupation in the last 7 days? (Record amounts in 58a and 58b and go to Col.59) 26264 1199300.22 23684 1029528.42 0 120 0.0405 0.0401 1.243 1.279 Wages include remuneration received as cash wages, tips, commissions, piece rate earnings, overtime payments, and imputed value of benefits in kind, such as meals or accommodation provided by the employer. Earnings from secondary occupations in kind How much did__________ earn in the secondary occupation in the last 7 days? (Record amounts in 58a and 58b and go to Col.59) 26264 1199300.22 23684 1029528.42 Wages include remuneration received as cash wages, tips, commissions, piece rate earnings, overtime payments, and imputed value of benefits in kind, such as meals or accommodation provided by the employer. Availability for more work Was _ available for more work during the last 7 days? > Col.62]]> 20277 899282.17 29671 1329546.47 AVAILABILITY FOR MORE WORK 1 Yes 1350 58409.03 2 Have sufficient work 17071 749792.96 3 Housekeeping duties 1361 66673.35 4 Student/following unpaid training 99 4825.46 5 Temporary ailment/sickness 58 2626.43 6 Vacation/off season 49 2403.66 7 Pregnant/caring for infant child 95 4778.29 8 Other 194 9772.99 Sysmiss 29671 1329546.47 Reasons for not working more hours If Col60<>Yes => Col.62 Why did _ not work more hours in the last 7 days? 1350 58409.03 48598 2170419.61 AVAILABILITY FOR MORE WORK 1 Can not find more work 1045 44938.34 2 Off season inactivity/bad weather 69 2905.64 3 Machinery, electrical or other breakdown 8 340.18 4 Short of raw material or fuel etc 21 1044.54 5 Shortage of finds/resources 136 6266.07 6 Other 71 2914.26 Sysmiss 48598 2170419.61 Duration of underemployment For how long has _ been working available for more work? 1350 58409.03 48598 2170419.61 AVAILABILITY FOR MORE WORK 1 Less than 1 month 65 2830.86 2 1 to 2 months 104 4668.02 3 3 to 6 months 221 10095.6 4 7 to 11 months 91 4303.54 5 1 to 2 years 324 14530.38 6 3 or more years 545 21980.63 Sysmiss 48598 2170419.61 Steps taken to find more work What steps has _ taken in search of work during the last 30 days? Enter appropriate Code and >>Col.72 20277 899282.17 29671 1329546.47 AVAILABILITY FOR MORE WORK 1 Registered at ero 34 1518.78 2 Searched and responded to job advertisements 95 4688.45 3 Applied to prospective employers 64 2781.26 4 Checked at farms, factors, work sites etc 66 2815.82 5 Sought help from friends or relatives 305 13483.83 6 Looked for land, equipment, finance to set up own enterprise 148 6352.33 7 “not searched for more work “ 19565 867641.7 8 Other 0 0 Sysmiss 29671 1329546.47 Availability for work Was _ available to undertake work during the last 7 days? Yes = 1 If No, ask for main reason and use codes given below and >> Col. 72) Reasons for economically inactive status 25406 1142336.36 24542 1086492.28 Unemployed persons are persons in the labor force who did not work or had no job or business during the reference week but were reported available and actively looking for work. Also, considered as unemployed are persons without job or business who were reported as available for work but were not looking for work because of their belief that no work was available or because of temporary illness/disability, bad weather, pending job application or waiting for job interview. 1 Yes 3335 142808.9 2 Household duties 1449 64056.1 3 Studies 11626 534625.08 4 Retired 3030 136446.13 5 Old age 386 16388.52 6 Disability 628 28427.84 7 Not available for work 246 11825.31 8 Looking after children 568 25499.26 9 Temporary ailment sickness 371 16684.34 10 Person below working age 2878 124673.8 11 Other 889 40901.08 Sysmiss 24542 1086492.28 Code What kind of work, trade or profession would ________ expect to get? Describe expected occupation or work assignment 3335 142808.9 46613 2086019.74 1130 9999 6652.296 6579.635 2138.418 2151.212 Monthly earnings What is the lowest daily wage / monthly earnings _________ expected in this occupation? 35486 1597835.84 14462 630992.8 0 550 4.375 4.371 15.935 16.307 Daily wages What is the lowest daily wage / monthly earnings _________ expected in this occupation? 35486 1597835.84 14462 630992.8 Whether registered at Employment Registration Office No = 2>>68 3335 142808.9 46613 2086019.74 1 Yes 756 32243.67 2 No 2579 110565.23 Sysmiss 46613 2086019.74 Period of registration When did ________ register at the Employment registration office? (Enter month and year) 756 32243.67 49192 2196584.97 199504 200308 200107.902 200114.611 175.361 169.891 Look for work Did _ look for work during last 30 days? > 70]]> 3335 142808.9 46613 2086019.74 1 Yes 1383 62685.75 2 No 1952 80123.15 Sysmiss 46613 2086019.74 Steps taken to find work What steps has _ taken in search of work during the last 30 days? > Col. 71]]> 1383 62685.75 48565 2166142.89 1 Registered at employment registration office, 158 7402.08 2 Searched and responded to job advertisements 274 14011.49 3 Applied to prospective employers 117 5104.88 4 checked at farms, factories, work sites etc 340 14434.59 5 Sought help from friends or relatives 430 19019.78 6 Looked for land, equipment, finance to set up own enterprise 43 1701.25 7 Other steps taken 21 1011.68 Sysmiss 48565 2166142.89 Main reason Why did ______not look for work during the last 30 days? Use main reason codes given below and >> Col.72 1952 80123.15 47996 2148705.49 1 Thought no work available 1403 55066.01 2 Off season 125 5609.95 3 Has no skilss or training 53 2345.89 4 Household duties 86 3932.05 5 Studies 23 1102.8 6 Not available 53 2394.1 7 Person below working age 2 99.52 8 Retired 19 886.65 9 Other 188 8686.18 Sysmiss 47996 2148705.49 Duration of unemployment For how long has _ been available for work? 1383 62685.75 48565 2166142.89 1 Less than 1 month 26 1257.25 2 1 to 2 months 62 2791.48 3 3 to 6 months 114 5439.31 4 7 to 11 months 69 3279.03 5 1 to 2 years 365 17465.51 6 3 or more 747 32453.17 Sysmiss 48565 2166142.89 Activity status during the last 12 months During the last 12 months was _ employed or available foe work (unemployed) for most of the year (6 months or more)? > Col.74 No= 2]]> 45683 2041618.53 4265 187210.11 1 Yes 21837 964153.73 2 No 23846 1077464.8 Sysmiss 4265 187210.11 Main reason of economically inactive What was the reason for _ not working or not being available for work (economically inactive) most of the last 12 months? > 88]]> 23846 1077464.8 26102 1151363.84 1 Studies 12300 565916.62 2 Household duties 1575 67136.46 3 Income recipient 115 5135.44 4 Retired/old age 3431 153607.46 5 Illness 439 20005.82 6 Disabled 663 29852.64 7 Taking care of child 675 30425.22 8 Too young to work 2995 129526.72 9 Other 1653 75858.42 Sysmiss 26102 1151363.84 Available for work during last 12 months During the last 12 months, when _ was employed or available for work was _ employed most of the time ? >Col. 77 No=2]]> 21837 964153.73 28111 1264674.91 1 Yes 19721 873859.31 2 No 2116 90294.42 Sysmiss 28111 1264674.91 What steps has _ taken in search of work during the last 12 months? 2116 90294.42 47832 2138534.22 1 Registered at ero 258 10451.6 2 Searched and responded to job advertisements 316 15840.32 3 Applied to prospective employers 166 6927.55 4 Checked at farms, factors, work sites etc 418 17764.69 5 Sought help from friends or relatives 831 34260.25 6 Looked for land, equipment, finance to set up own enterprise 125 4975.17 7 Other 2 74.84 Sysmiss 47832 2138534.22 Duration available /seeking employment For how long has _ been available /seeking employment? > 88]]> 2116 90294.42 47832 2138534.22 1 Less than 3 months 17 737.73 2 3 to 6 months 57 2375.57 3 7 to 11 months 39 1944.75 4 1 to 2 years 926 41229.09 5 3 to 4 years 469 19964.86 6 5 or more years 608 24042.42 Sysmiss 47832 2138534.22 Primary occupation 19834 878917.36 30114 1349911.28 1120 9999 5658.301 5628.192 1913.978 1967.619 Primary industry In what kind of economic activity like agriculture, manufacturing, trade etc did______ work in his primary occupation in the last 12 months? 19834 878917.36 30114 1349911.28 11 990 302.19 316.821 332.643 332.737 Industry or kind of economic activity refers to the nature of work done (the goods and services produced) by the institution or the workplace or enterprise where the person works. Duration of employmen For how long has _ been working in this occupation/economic activity? 19834 878917.36 30114 1349911.28 1 Less than 1 year 1563 74199.31 2 1 to 2 years 1981 91731.72 3 3 to 4 years 2906 135656.97 4 5 to 9 years 4551 197853.42 5 10 years or more 8833 379475.94 Sysmiss 30114 1349911.28 Employment status in the primary occupation in the last 12 months What was the employment status in the primary occupation of _ in the last 12 months >82]]> 19834 878917.36 30114 1349911.28 1 Paid employee on contract 6648 313710.86 2 Paid employee under civil law 547 26805.11 3 Employer 157 8093.96 4 Member of cooperative 37 1577.38 5 Own account worker 6556 280712.48 6 Unpaid family worker 5841 245793.75 7 Other 48 2223.82 Sysmiss 30114 1349911.28 Average monthly wages and earnings during the past 12 months from primary occupations 32697 1467439.59 17251 761389.05 0 5000 23.723 24.695 54.278 56.625 Average daily wages and earnings during the past 12 months from primary occupations 32697 1467439.59 17251 761389.05 0 35 0.0435 0.0438 0.643 0.601 Secondary occupations in the last 12 months Did you do a secondary occupation in the last 12 months ? >86]]> 19834 878917.36 30114 1349911.28 1 Yes 618 27976.3 2 No 19216 850941.06 Sysmiss 30114 1349911.28 Secondary occupation 618 27976.3 49330 2200852.34 1141 9999 6051.506 6034.752 1916.204 1922.651 If any member had more than one economic activity - wage employment or self-employment - during the reference period (say, past week or past 12 months), then the secondary occupation was one which the respondent accepts as the most important based on time spent on and income earned from different activities and other considerations like social and legal status among all occupations of the person excluding the primary occupation. In what kind of economic activity like agriculture, manufacturing , trade etc did______ work in his secondary occupation in the last 12 months? 618 27976.3 49330 2200852.34 11 990 340.471 338.235 307.827 307.415 Employment status in the secondary occupation in last 12 months What was the employment status in the secondary occupation of _ in last 12 months 618 27976.3 49330 2200852.34 1 Paid employee on contract 56 2227.18 2 Paid employee under civil law 54 2535.05 3 Employer 10 511.48 4 Member of cooperative 2 124.62 5 Own account worker 357 16330.67 6 Unpaid family worker 128 5801.81 7 Other 11 445.49 Sysmiss 49330 2200852.34 Average monthly wages and earnings during the past 12 months from secondary occupations What was ____________ average total monthly earnings from all occupations ___ had worked in the last 12 months? 32697 1467439.59 17251 761389.05 0 5000 24.207 25.188 54.961 57.277 Average monthly wages and earnings during the past 12 months from secondary occupations What was ____________ average total daily earnings from all occupations ___ had worked in the last 12 months? 32697 1467439.59 17251 761389.05 0 35 0.0437 0.0439 0.643 0.602 Time of changed his employment as a paid employee during the last 12 months How many times _ has changed his employment as a paid employee during the last 12 months? Enter number of times, including 0 ( zero) 32697 1467439.59 17251 761389.05 Work in the past Has _ ever worked in the past? > VII)]]> For all persons aged 5 and over who had worked previously. 25849 1162701.17 24099 1066127.47 1 Yes 7399 330054.6 2 No 18450 832646.57 Sysmiss 24099 1066127.47 Occupation Code What was the last occupation-kind of work, trade or occupation which _________ did? For all persons aged 5 and over who had worked previously. 7399 330054.6 42549 1898774.04 1120 9422 5844.042 5819.49 2219.675 2243.274 Industry Code What is the nature of work done and main product or service produced at the place where -------------------worked? For all persons aged 5 and over who had worked previously. 7399 330054.6 42549 1898774.04 11 990 412.091 425.866 330.905 325.722 Duration of employment in last occupation For how long did ________ work in the last job/ employment? For all persons aged 5 and over who had worked previously. 7399 330054.6 42549 1898774.04 1 Less than 1 year 406 18557.24 2 1 to 2 years 521 23050.39 3 3 to 4 years 741 32884.56 4 5 to 9 years 1030 45186.46 5 10 years or more 4701 210375.95 Sysmiss 42549 1898774.04 Employment status in last occupation What was the employment status in _ 's last occupation For all persons aged 5 and over who had worked previously. 7399 330054.6 42549 1898774.04 1 Paid employee on contract 5691 254337.14 2 Paid employee under civil law 290 13289.4 3 Employer 235 12305.09 4 Member of cooperative 257 10587.65 5 Own account worker 665 28595.53 6 Unpaid family worker 203 8393.73 7 Other 58 2546.06 Sysmiss 42549 1898774.04 Last date worked When did _ stop working in the last job/employment? For all persons aged 5 and over who had worked previously. 7399 330054.6 42549 1898774.04 1 Less than 1 month 101 4844.34 2 1 to 3 months 143 6434.1 3 4 to 6 months 306 14391.85 4 7 to 11 months 221 10221.45 5 1 to 2 years 1065 49812.4 6 3 or more years 5563 244350.46 Sysmiss 42549 1898774.04 Sector to which the industry where the respondent worked belonged To what type does the enterprise where _ worked belong For all persons aged 5 and over who had worked previously. 7399 330054.6 42549 1898774.04 10 Private enterprise 84 4198.02 11 Partnership 19 830.16 21 Cooperative 460 17486.51 31 Joint state and private company 701 32489.04 32 Limited liability company 753 35956.26 40 State industry 1737 73390.7 50 Government enterprise 2755 125814.26 60 Non-profit organization 108 4911.2 70 Self-employed 782 34978.45 Sysmiss 42549 1898774.04 Main reason for leaving the last job/occupation What was the main reason for _ leave _'s last job/employment For all persons aged 5 and over who had worked previously. 7399 330054.6 42549 1898774.04 1 Personally/family reasons 959 44062.92 2 Dissatisfied with pay 113 5651.89 3 Dissatisfied with work 66 3047.41 4 Illness/disability 593 27845.24 5 Retired 3181 142698.37 6 Study 73 3527.81 7 Temporary seasesation of work 118 5365.81 8 Organization closure 1047 43959.47 9 Laid off 844 35301.41 10 Other 405 18594.27 Sysmiss 42549 1898774.04 Main source of income support during the period of unemployment - 1 (Use codes for 3 mostly used sources) For all persons aged 5 and over who had worked previously. 7399 330054.6 42549 1898774.04 1 Parent, spouse, children, brother/sisters 3402 155939.8 2 Withdrawal from savings 11 523.36 3 Income from property 270 10224.73 4 Sale of assets 22 1135.19 5 Government 196 9185.85 6 Charitable institutions 10 421.06 7 Pensions/benefits 2968 130731.61 8 Other 520 21893 Sysmiss 42549 1898774.04 Main source of income support during the period of unemployment - 2 (Use codes for 3 mostly used sources) For all persons aged 5 and over who had worked previously. 3041 131507.35 46907 2097321.29 1 Parent, spouse, children, brother/sisters 1065 46526.67 2 Withdrawal from savings 22 1081.29 3 Income from property 140 4823.37 4 Sale of assets 18 758.97 5 Government 162 7672.65 6 Charitable institutions 33 1365.3 7 Pensions/benefits 707 32549.95 8 Other 894 36729.15 Sysmiss 46907 2097321.29 Main source of income support during the period of unemployment - 3 (Use codes for 3 mostly used sources) For all persons aged 5 and over who had worked previously. 585 26419.13 49363 2202409.51 1 Parent, spouse, children, brother/sisters 61 2699.59 2 Withdrawal from savings 11 458.38 3 Income from property 16 678.26 4 Sale of assets 5 237.96 5 Government 28 1315.1 6 Charitable institutions 5 210.17 7 Pensions/benefits 19 952.26 8 Other 440 19867.41 Sysmiss 49363 2202409.51 Can __ respond Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Can __ respond > Next child]]> Household members aged 5- 17 years. 15122 676911.5 34826 1551917.14 1 Yes 13488 599183.06 2 Household head/adult member 1606 76642.68 3 None 28 1085.76 Sysmiss 34826 1551917.14 Current school attendance Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Does attend school/ training institution? >4. No = 3]]> Household members aged 5- 17 years. 15094 675825.74 34854 1553002.9 1 Formal 11079 500888.01 2 Non-formal 72 3281.81 3 No 3943 171655.92 Sysmiss 34854 1553002.9 Reasons for not attending school full time Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member What is the main reason for ___ not attending school/ training institution ? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 3943 171655.92 46005 2057172.72 1 Under-aged 2543 110432.09 2 School too far 63 2804.36 3 Cost of school materials, clothing etc 192 8288.73 4 Poor performance in studies/not interested in studies 261 11336.12 5 Add to household income 188 8502.19 6 Help with household duties 356 15506.01 7 Sick 140 5488.26 8 Disabled 64 2946.61 9 Others 136 6351.55 Sysmiss 46005 2057172.72 Participation in any household economic activity Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Does _____ help with any household economic activity? > 7]]> Household members aged 5- 17 years. 15094 675825.74 34854 1553002.9 1 Yes 6998 323274.93 2 No 8096 352550.81 Sysmiss 34854 1553002.9 Age at which the child first began to work Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member At what age did ____ start helping with any household economic activity? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 6998 323274.93 42950 1905553.71 Reasons for participation in economic activity Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Why did ___ start helping with any household economic activity? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 6998 323274.93 42950 1905553.71 1 Gain work experience and skilss 535 23517.24 2 Help parents 6020 279980.53 3 Shortage or family labour 352 15435.77 4 Forced by parents 58 2735.26 5 Others 33 1606.13 Sysmiss 42950 1905553.71 Whether the child had engaged in any work other than in household economic activity Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Why did ___ start helping with any household economic activity? >27]]> Household members aged 5- 17 years. 15094 675825.74 34854 1553002.9 1 Yes 300 13509.41 2 No 14794 662316.33 Sysmiss 34854 1553002.9 Age of starting work Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member At what age did ___ start doing such work? ( Enter age in completed years) Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 Reasons for engaging in such work Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Why did ___ doing such work? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 1 Gain work experience and skilss 67 3017.32 2 Contribute to household income 152 7451.67 3 Support self/be economically independent 11 495.04 4 Earn to cover cost of schooling 16 638.94 5 Child wants to work 54 1906.44 6 Others 0 0 Sysmiss 49648 2215319.23 Place of work Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Where is ___'s plase of work ? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 1 Employer's home 100 3932.03 2 On the street 5 292.07 3 Shops/market place 40 1844.79 4 Factory/industry premises 6 302.79 5 Pasture/farming land, garden 115 5592.92 6 Mining site 11 566.8 7 Construction site 7 284.03 8 Other 16 693.98 Sysmiss 49648 2215319.23 Reside away from home when engaging in work outside household economic activities Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Did reside away from home when engaging in work outside household economic activities? >13]]> Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 1 Yes 33 1548.25 2 No 267 11961.16 Sysmiss 49648 2215319.23 Age at which start to reside away from home when engaging in work outside household economic activities Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member At what age did __ start to reside away from home when engaging in work outside household economic activities ? ( Enter age in completed years) Household members aged 5- 17 years. 33 1548.25 49915 2227280.39 Whether the child engage in work under supervision by others Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member By whom is ____ supervised while ___ is at work? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 1 Relative adult 231 10500.72 2 Non-relative adult 29 1308.62 3 By self or without supervision 40 1700.07 Sysmiss 49648 2215319.23 Whether the child is satisfied with the working conditions Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Is ___ satisfied with ___'s working conditions? > 16 No = 2]]> Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 1 Yes 269 11924.81 2 No 31 1584.6 Sysmiss 49648 2215319.23 Main reason dissatisfaction Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member What is the main reason for ____'s dissatisfaction? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 31 1584.6 49917 2227244.04 1 Exposure to cold weather 14 649.33 2 Exposure to dust/water 4 213.53 3 Exposure to noise 2 133.16 4 Exposure to harmful substances 2 114.4 5 Bad posture 0 0 6 Other 9 474.18 Sysmiss 49917 2227244.04 Whether the child’s occupation is stressful physically or mentally Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Does ____'s occupation stressful physically or mentally? >18]]> Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 1 Yes 3 140.24 2 No 297 13369.17 Sysmiss 49648 2215319.23 Kind of stress experienced-1 Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member What kind of stress has ___ experienced? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 3 140.24 49945 2228688.4 1 Verbal abuse 1 33.02 2 Uncaring attitude 0 0 3 Beaten at work 0 0 4 Sexual harassment 0 0 5 Heavy physical work 0 0 6 Being robbed of earnings 1 57.2 7 Other 1 50.02 Sysmiss 49945 2228688.4 Kind of stress experienced-2 Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member. What kind of stress has ___ experienced? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 2 90.22 49946 2228738.42 1 Verbal abuse 1 57.2 2 Uncaring attitude 0 0 3 Beaten at work 0 0 4 Sexual harassment 0 0 5 Heavy physical work 0 0 6 Being robbed of earnings 0 0 7 Other 1 33.02 Sysmiss 49946 2228738.42 Kind of stress experienced-3 Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member What kind of stress has ___ experienced? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 1 57.2 49947 2228771.44 1 Verbal abuse 0 0 2 Uncaring attitude 1 57.2 3 Beaten at work 0 0 4 Sexual harassment 0 0 5 Heavy physical work 0 0 6 Being robbed of earnings 0 0 7 Other 0 0 Sysmiss 49947 2228771.44 Use any tools and materials for labour safety Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Does use any tools and materials for labour safety? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 1 Yes 88 3958.91 2 No 212 9550.5 Sysmiss 49648 2215319.23 Frequency with which the child had to work during evenings and night Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member How often did ___ work in the evening and nights during the past 30 days? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 1 Newer 241 10698.59 2 1-3 times 41 1983.39 3 4-7 times 9 408.57 4 8 or more 9 418.86 Sysmiss 49648 2215319.23 Whether the child had fallen sick or was injured because of work Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Has ___ fallen sick or was injured because of work in the past 12 months? >25]]> Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 1 Yes 4 159.96 2 No 296 13349.45 Sysmiss 49648 2215319.23 Code Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member In what occupation was ____ engaged in when ___ was sick or injured most recently? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 4 159.96 49944 2228668.68 5230 1 33.03 6121 3 126.93 Sysmiss 49944 2228668.68 Serious acute most resent sickness/ injury from work Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member How serious acute was ___'s most resent sickness/ injury from work? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 4 159.96 49944 2228668.68 1 No treatment required 0 0 2 Consulted medical doctor 2 75.35 3 Required hospitalization 1 42.31 4 Temporarily on capacitated 1 42.3 5 Disabled 0 0 6 Other 0 0 Sysmiss 49944 2228668.68 Sickness/ injury from work suffered Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member What sickness/ injury from work has ___ suffered? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 4 159.96 49944 2228668.68 1 Not seriously sick/injuryd 1 42.3 2 Developed allergy 0 0 3 Contacted eye infection/eyesight affected 0 0 4 Lung infection 0 0 5 Cardiovascular disorder 0 0 6 Stomach ailment 0 0 7 Hepatitis 0 0 8 Other 3 117.66 Sysmiss 49944 2228668.68 Cost of treatments of sickness/ injury Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Who met the cost of treatments of ___'s sickness/ injury? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 4 159.96 49944 2228668.68 1 Employers 1 42.32 2 On medical insurance 0 0 3 Parents 3 117.64 4 By self 0 0 5 No cost 0 0 6 Other 0 0 Sysmiss 49944 2228668.68 Main items on which the child’s earnings were spen Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member On what does ___ mainly spend __'s earnings? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 1 Support family 142 6986.26 2 Part to support family and part for self 111 5022.08 3 Save 1 58.68 4 Spend all on self 21 868.3 5 Other 25 574.09 Sysmiss 49648 2215319.23 Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member What wiil be the consequence to __ and ___'s household of __ not working? Household members aged 5- 17 years. 300 13509.41 49648 2215319.23 1 Fall in standard of living of household 88 4030.43 2 Household will not have any source of income 14 663.68 3 Household business will be affected 16 685.42 4 Lose work experience 45 1922.28 5 No impact 124 5783.02 6 Other 13 424.58 Sysmiss 49648 2215319.23 Eligible children who aged 5-17 years or head of household/other responsible household member Household members aged 5- 17 years. 30334 1367464.23 19614 861364.41 1 4 2.112 2.114 1.203 1.213 1 No free time 15288 693950.03 2 1-2 hours 1509 65533.22 3 3-5 hours 8380 365842.94 4 More than 5 hours 5157 242138.04 Household size 49948 2228828.64 0 0 Weight 49948 0 17.18 161.96 44.623 16.243