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BVQ_07. EMPREL
Are/ were you an employee, self-employed, or working for your own family's business?
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AT: What is/ was your employment status?
AU: Are/ were you an employee, self-employed, or working for your own family's business?
CH: Are/ were you an employee, self-employed, or working for your own family's business? (All following questions about work concern your main work, unless stated differently.)
CN: Which of the following situation is most suitable to your employment status now?/ Which of the following situation is the most suitable to your employment status of the last non agriculture job?
CZ: Now I would like to learn about what you currently do. What is your current economic status, main source of subsistence?
DE: Please classify your (last) occupational status according to this card.
DK: Are/ were you in public or private employment or self-employed? Do/ did you have any employees?
ES: Do/ did you work as...?
FI: Are/ were you ...? How many employees there are/ were in your enterprise, not counting yourself? If you have more than one employer or if you are both employed and entrepreneur/ self-employed, answer according to your main job. If you are currently not in paid work or if you are retired/ pensioner, please answer according to your last job. Own-account workers and tradespeople are counted as self-employed.
FR: EMPREL is computed from WRKTYP (R: Working for private sector, public sector or self-employed) and NEMPLOY (Self employed: how many employees).
GB-GBN: In your (main) job are you (were you/ will you be) ...? In your work or business, do (did/ will) you have any employees, or not? (If yes) How many? (Family members may be employees only if they receive a regular wage or salary.)
HR: In the work that you do or have been doing, are/ were you: (If the respondent works for more than one employer, or if he/ she is both employed and self-employed, the answer relates to the job that the respondent is considered his/ her 'main' employment. If the respondent is retired or not currently working, the answer relates to the last employment.)
HU: Derived from 'Are you currently working/ retired?' and 'What is/ was your (last) position or job?' and 'Are you employed by your own family business?' and 'How many employees/ subordinates do/ did you have?'
IL: Are/ were you an employee, self-employed, or working for your own family's business?
IN: Are/ were you an employee, self-employed, or working for your own family's business? (If you work for more than one employer, or if you are both employed and self-employed, please refer to your main job. If you are retired or not currently working, please refer to you last main job.)
IS: Are/ were you an employee, self-employed, or working for your own family's business?
JP: Are/ were you an employee, self-employed, or working for your own family's business? Circle one figure only.
LT: Are/ were you an employee, self-employed, or working for your own family's business? If you are working in more than one job or you are both employed and self-employed, please refer to your main job. If you are retired or not currently working, please refer to your last main job.
MX: Are you or were you an employee with salary, self-employed worker or do you work in a business/ company of your own family?
NZ: Derived from 'Which one of these categories best describes your current employment status?' and 'Which one category best describes for whom you work/ worked?' and 'If self-employed, how many employees do you have?'
PH: Are/ were you an employee, self-employed, or working for your own family's business? If you are both employed and self-employed, please refer to your main job. If you are retired or not currently working, please refer to your last main job.
RU: What type of enterprise, organization are you working for in your main job (or your last main job)?
SE: Are you an employee, self-employed, or working for your own family's business? If you work for more than one employer, or if you are both employed and self-employed, please refer to your main job. If you are retired or not currently working, please refer to your last main job.
SI: Are/ were you employed (work for an employer), self-employed or do/ did you work for your own family's business?
SK: Are/ were you an employee or an entrepreneur, sole trader or do/ did you work for a family business?
SR: The following questions refer to your first job. At what type of organization did you work in your first job?/ (If R had any other jobs after this first job) The following questions refer to your current/ last job. At what type of organization do/ did you work in your current/ last job? (No side jobs as a scholar/ student. Hustling is also a job.)
TH: Are you an employee, self-employed or working for your own family's business? (Ask if R is currently in paid work or had paid work in the past.)
TW: Are/ were you self-employed or an employee?
US: Are/ were you self-employed or do/ did you work for someone else? (If self-employed) Number of employees: ___: (WRKSLFFAM: Do you work in your own family business or farm)?
ZA: Are/ were you an employee, self-employed or working for your own family's business?
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Note:
/ CN: High number of missing values due to the fact that agriculture work is not considered as paid work and people currently working on agriculture/ worked but never did non-agricultural work in the past are filtered out.
/ DE: If respondent is a farmer with less then 50 ha, he/ she is coded as self-employed without employees; if farmer with 50 ha and above then coded as self-employed with employees.
/ ES: The Spanish questionnaire for ISSP 2017 includes an instruction for interviewers to refer questions belonging to variables WRKHRS, EMPREL, NEMPLOY, WRKSUP, NSUP, TYPORG1/2, and ISCO08 to the main wage earner in the household only if the respondent has never worked. These data are not included here.
/ GB-GBN: If R is self-employed and the number of employees is 0, coded as 'Self-employed without employees'. Category 4 'Working for own family's business' can't be computed.
/ NZ: Those self-employed with MISSING for number of employee were coded 'No employee'. Due to the fact that this question has not been directly asked to all respondents but encoded based on the answers to the questions for MAINSTAT and TYPORG2, information for some respondents is missing. Thus the number of missing answers is quite high.
/ RU: EMPREL, TYPORG1 and TYPORG2 are derived from the same question.
SR: The following questions refer to your first job. At what type of organization did you work in your first job?/ (If R had any other jobs after this first job) The following questions refer to your current/ last job. At what type of organization do/ did you work in your current/ last job? (No side jobs as a scholar/ student. Hustling is also a job.)
/ SR: Hustling is typical for Suriname; in the Surinamese situation hustling means working without a contract. For example: somebody who sells on the street, or who works as a cleaning women for a private person.
/ TW: EMPREL, TYPORG1 and TYPORG2 were derived from the same question.
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