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BVQ_20. SPISCO08
What is/ was your spouse's/ partner's occupation - i.e., what is/ was the name or title of his/ her main job?
In his/ her main job, what kind of activities does/ did he/ she do most of the time?
What does/ did the firm/ organisation he/ she work/ worked for mainly make or do - i.e., what kind of production/ function is/ was performed at his/ her workplace?
AT: What kind of work does your partner do resp. did your partner do?
AU: What is/ was your spouse’s/partner’s occupation – i.e., what is/ was the name or title of his/ her main job? In his/ her main job, what kind of activities does/ did he/ she do most of the time? What does/ did the firm/ organisation he/ she work/ worked for mainly make or do - i.e., what kind of production/ function is/ was performed at his/ her workplace?
BE: What is the name of the current (former) main profession of your spouse or partner? Describe what the (former) profession of your partner implies (implied)? Describe as detailed as possible the kind of the activities.
CH: What is/ was his/ her current/ last occupation? In his/ her main job, what kind of activities does/ did he/ she do most of the time? Indicate with all possible details. (To ask for the most possible details. To note the occupation that the questioned person quotes. You have to note exactly the terms used by the respondent.)
CL: What is or was the main activity of your spouse or common-law partner? What are or were the main functions? What mainly does the company or organization, what kind of production or function is carried out in this place of work? Please write a description of the functions of your company.
CN: What is the specific job of your spouse or partner now?
CZ: What is/ was the current/ last occupation of your partner, what kind of activity does/ did he/ she do in it? (Record job title, job description and main activity of the organization he/ she works/ worked for. Record answer in as much detail as possible. For self-employed persons, specify industry/ subject of activity. If respondent states having/ had several occupations, ask about his/ her main job = the one in which the respondent spends the most hours.)
DE: Which of the categories on the card applies to your husband/ wife/ partner? What work does your spouse do in his/ her main job? Does this job, work have a special name?
DK: State your spouse/ partner’s current or latest job (working title), and describe what his/ her main tasks are/ were on the workplace:
EE: What is/ was your spouse's/ partner's occupation - i.e., what is/ was the name or title of his/ her main job? In his/ her main job, what kind of activities does/ did he/ she do most of the time? What does/ did the firm/ organisation he/ she works/ worked for mainly makre or do - i.e., what kind of production/ function is/ was performed at his/ her workplace?
ES: And which was his/ her last occupation or trade? That is, what does/ did his/ her work consist of specifically? We are referring to his/ her main occupation: the one for which he/ she obtains/ obtained his/ her highest earnings.
FI: What is your spouse's/partner's current or latest occupation? Please write in his/ her job title as specifically and clearly as possible, for instance, electronics technician rather than technician. Write in the job title, not qualification/ degree. What are/ were your spouse's/partner's main activities at work? What does/ did the company or organization for which your spouse/ partner works/ worked mainly do/ make?
FR: What is his/ her occupation or last occupation?
GB-GBN: Now I want to ask you about (husband's/ wife's/ partner's) (present/ future) job. What (is his/ her job/ will that job be)? What (is/ was) the name or title of the job? What kind of work (does/ will) (he/ she) do most of the time? What materials/ machinery (do/ will) (he/ she) use? What training or qualifications (are/ were) needed for that ob?
GE: What is/ was your spouse's/ partner's occupation - i.e., what is/ was the name or title of his/ her main job? In his/ her main job, what kind of activities does/ did he/ she do most of the time? What does/ did the firm/ organisation he/ she works/ worked for mainly make or do - i.e., what kind of production/ function is/ was performed at his/ her workplace?
HR: Please state the exact title of your spouse/ partner job title and occupation. Describe what he/ she does; what his / her main tasks are. What are the educational and professional requirements for the job?
HU: What is/ was your partner's job?
IL: What is/ was your spouse's/ partner's occupation - i.e., what is/ was the name or title of his/ her main job? In his/ her main job, what kind of activities does/ did he/ she do most of the time? What does/ did the firm/ organization he/ she work/ worked for mainly make or do - i.e., what kind of production/ function is/ was performed at his/ her workplace?
IN: What is/ was your spouse's/ partner's occupation - i.e., what is/ was the name or title of his/ her main job? In his/ her main job, what kind of activities does/ did he/ she do most of the time? What does/ did the firm/ organization he/ she work/ worked for mainly make or do - i.e., what kind of production/ function is/ was performed at his/ her workplace?
IS: What is/ was his/ her main job - that is what is/ was his/ her job title? What kind of tasks does/ did he/ she mostly attend to in his/ her main job? What kind of work takes/ took place in his/ her place of work?
JP: Please give details about the main type of work your spouse/ partner is engaged in (e.g. bus driver, delivery worker, working at a construction site, car mechanic etc.).
LT: What is/ was your spouse's/partner's occupation - i.e., what are/ were your spouse's/partner's functions in his/ her main job? In your spouse's/ partner's main job, what kind of activities does/ did he/ she do most of the time? What does/ did the firm/ organization your spouse/ partner works/ worked for mainly make or do? I.e. what kind of production/ function/ service is/ was performed at your spouse's/ partner's workplace?
LV: What is your spouse’s/ partner’s occupation and title of his/ her main job? In his/ her main job, what kind of activities does he/ she do most of the time? What does the firm/ organisation he/ she work/ worked for mainly do – i.e., what kind of production/ function is/ was performed at the workplace? (About main job. If not currently working - about the last main job.)
MX: Regarding the current main occupation or last job of your spouse/ partner, could you tell me ...? (Description of the position, main tasks or activities, equipment used and characteristics of the workplace.)
NO: What is/ was your spouse/ partner's work title (main job)? Please make a short description of her/ his work tasks. What does/ did the organization he/ she work/ worked for mainly make or do?
NZ: What is your spouse’s/ partner’s main occupation? If your spouse/ partner has more than one job, please give the one in which he or she spends the most time.
PH: What is/ was your spouse's/ partner's occupation - i.e., what is/ was the name or title of his/ her main job? In his/ her main job, what kind of activities does/ did he/ she do most of the time? What does/ did the firm/ organization he/ she work/ worked for mainly make or do - i.e., what kind of production/ function is/ was performed at his/ her workplace? If he/ she works for more than one employer, or if he/ she is both employed and self-employed, please refer to his/ her main job. If he/ she is retired or not currently working, please refer to his/ her last main job.
PL: What kind of work does/ did your wife/ husband normally do? That is, what is/ was her/ his job title? What does/ did your wife/ husband actually do in that job? Tell me what are/ were some of her/ his main duties? What is/ was your wife's /husband's job titled? What do/ did they produce, what services were/ are provide, what is (was) the main profile of the work-place?
RU: What is (was) your spouse'sor partner's occupation? What kind of activities does/ did he/ she do most of the time? What kind of activities his/ her department is specialized in? What goods are mainly produced, sold or what services are provided (to produce or sell when he/ she works there)? That is - what functions he/ she performes (executes) in the workplace?
SE: What is your husband's/ wife's/ live-in partner's occupation? In his/ her main job, what kind of activities does he/ she do most of the time? What kind of production/ function is performed at his/ her current or previous workplace? If he/ she is retired or not currently working, please refer to his/ her last main job.
SI: What kind of work or occupation does your partner do? If not working at the moment: What was his/ her last (main) occupation? Tell detailed name of his/ her position at work and exact profession. Describe what he/ she does, what are his/ her main duties. What is the main activity of his/ her organization?
SK: Please, write the name of the main occupation of your spouse/ partner. Include detailed description of his/ her working activity: what is/ was his/ her principal activity, responsibility etc (Stating 'worker' is not sufficient, please, specify; e.g. engine assembly line production worker). Use two or more words and exclude abbreviations. If he/ she is/ was entrepreneur or sole trader please state in which area.
SR: What is/ was your partner’s occupation? (If no answer to open questions, the answer to the showcard question was taken including 11 different work types.)
TW: What is your spouse's (or cohabiting partner's) present occupation? Full name of the company ___, main product or service ___, Division ___, Position ___. Detailed job description ___.
US: What kind of work does/ did your spouse normally do? That is, what is the job called?/ What kind of work does/ did your partner normally do? That is, what is the job called?
VE: What is/ was the name or title of your spouse or partner’s main job (for example: Motor vehicle mechanics, clerk …)? In his/ her main job, what kind of activities does/ did he/ she do?
ZA: What is/ was your spouse's/ partner's occupation (The name or title of his/ her main job)?
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Note:
/ AT: ISCO 2008 codes, 3-digits multiplied by 10.
/ DE: Constructed from spouse's/ partner's current occupation. The survey does not provide information on spouse's or partner's last occupation. Therefore many cases are NA.
/ ES: The Spanish questionnaire has a double coding of occupation: ISCO 08-ILO and the Spanish National Classification of Occupations (CNO-11), which is an official adaptation of ISCO 2008.
/ FR: Constructed from the French classification of the occupations and the social categories (PCS 2003).
/ GB-GBN: Where the frequency of any 4 digit ISCO code in the ISSP dataset is less than 5, the code is reduced to 2 digits.
/ NO: Constructed from the Norwegian standard classification of occupations 2008 (STYRK-08), based on the International Standard Classification of Occupations 2008 - ISCO-08.
/ NZ: Due to the fact that PARTLIV was not asked, married and partnered respondents cannot be properly filtered from respondents without spouse/ partner. As a consequence, respondents without spouse/ partner are included in code 9999 'No answser'.
/ SR: Open question, verbatim answers were coded into ISCO-88, then transferred into ISCO-08.
/ US: US Census 2010 codes recoded to ISCO08 Standard.
/ ZA: In coding occupation, the South African version of ISCO (SASCO) was used and then transcribed to ISCO 08.
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Das International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) ist ein internationales Kooperationsprogramm, das jährlich eine Umfrage zu sozialwissenschaftlich relevanten Themen durchführt. Seit 1985 stellt das ISSP internationale Datensätze bereit, die internationale und kulturübergreifende sozialwissenschaftliche Forschung über Zeit ermöglichen.
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Die ISSP-Module "Work Orientations" befassen sich hauptsächlich mit Themen wie Beschäftigungsverhältnisse, Arbeitsplatzmerkmale, subjektives Erleben des Arbeitsplatzes, Arbeitsergebnisse, Vereinbarkeit von Beruf und Privatleben, Zentralität der Arbeit sowie Solidarität und Konflikte in Arbeitsbeziehungen.
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ISSP Work Orientations modules mainly deal with issues, such as employment arrangements, job characteristics, subjective experience of job, outcome of work, work-life balance, work centrality, and solidarity and conflict in work relations.
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The International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) is a continuing annual program of cross-national survey collaboration, covering a wide range of topics important for social science research. Since 1985 the ISSP provides international data sets, enabling cross-cultural and cross-temporal research.
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