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BVQ_11. TYPORG1
Do/ did you work for a for-profit organization or for a non-profit organization?
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AT: Not asked.
AU: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or for a non-profit organisation?
CH: (If working as an employee or for own family's business) Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or a non-profit organisation? (If self-employed) Is/ was your enterprise a for-profit organisation or a non-profit organisation?
CN: What is the type of the work unit (or company) with which you are affiliated now?/ What is the type of the work unit (or company) with which you are affiliated of your last non agriculture job?
CZ: Do/ did you work in for-profit or non-profit organisation? (For-profit organisation means limited liability company, private joint stock company, cooperative, profit-seeking-state-owned business etc. Non-profit organisation means non-profit non-governmental organisation, foundation, public benefit corporation, public administration, local administration, public institution like hospitals, public schools, libraries, police, the military.)
DE: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or for a non-profit organisation?
DK: Is the purpose of the business you work in to generate a financial profit, or is it a 'non-profit' business/ organization?
ES: Do/ did you work in a company or firm working for profit or in a non-profit organization?
FI: Do/ did you work for a for-profit enterprise or for a non-profit organisation?
FR: TYPORG1 is computed from WRKTYP (R: Working for private sector, public sector or self-employed).
GB-GBN: Which of the types of organisation on this card do you work (did you work/ will you be working) for?
HR: Are you currently employed (or have been employed in the past) in an organization the main work of which can be described as: (The profit designation is NOT related to the current economic situation and business success of an organization. Examples of profit organizations are those working as a private company, but also those working as a public enterprise that generates income for the owners (HEP, the Croatian forest...). An example of people working in a non-profit organization would be teachers and doctors in the state sector, whereas teachers and doctors in private schools, clinics and hospitals should be classified as working in profit companies.)
HU: Derived from 'What is/ was the business form of your employer?' and 'Are/ were you a public official, employed by a government-owned or local council owned company, or employed elsewhere?'
IL: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organization or for a non-profit organization?
IN: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or for a non-profit organisation?
IS: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or for a non-profit organisation? Most private companies are run as for-profit companies. Charities and public institutions such as educational and health services are examples of non-profit organizations.
JP: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organization or for a non-profit organization?
LT: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organization or for a non-profit organization? (Non-profit organizations are public agencies, associations, charity and support funds, home owners' communities, political parties, trade unions, organizations of artists and other organizations.)
MX: Do you work or did you in your last job work for a for-profit organization or for a non-profit organization?
NZ: Which one category describes for whom you work/ worked?
PH: Do/ did you work for a profit or for a non-profit organization? 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.
RU: What type of enterprise, organization do you work for as the main job (or working on the last main job)?
SE: Do you work for a for-profit organisation (e.g., for a company) or for a non-profit organisation (e.g., an org. in the public’s interest or non-profit organisation [sic])? If you are retired or not currently working, please refer to your last main job.
SI: Do/ did you work for a for-profit or for a non-profit organization?
SK: Would you say that the organization you work/ worked for is profit-oriented, or is it not?
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?
TH: Do you work for a for-profit organization or non-profit organization? (If R is retired or not currently working, refer to last main job.)
TW: Derived from 'Are/ were you self-employed or an employee?'
US: Do you work for a for-profit company, a non-profit or not-for-profit organization, or for the government or a government agency?
ZA: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organization or for a non-profit organization?
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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.
/ DK: Due to a filtering error in the questionnaire, all respondents who answered that they are employed in the public sector (answer code 1 of three answer codes of the original question establishing code 1 in EMPREL) were not directly asked about the purpose of the business they work in. This has been compensated for by imputing the value 2 for 'Non-profit organisation' for these respondents for the variable TYPORG1.
/ ES: Due to filtering in the Spanish original questionnaire respondents working in public administration were not asked about TYPORG1, but afterwards assigned to code 2 'Non-profit organization'.
/ 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.
/ FR: The data includes self-employed as for-profit.
/ GB-GBN: The data includes self-employed as for-profit.
/ NZ: For-profit inlcudes overseas-owned private sector companies or firms + NZ-owned private sector companies or firms + working for own family’s business + self-employed. Non profit includes public sector organisations (e.g. government department, local authority, state-owned enterprise) + non-profit/ charity/ welfare organisations.
/ RU: EMPREL, TYPORG1 and TYPORG2 are derived from the same question.
/ SR: Answer codes were derived from the same questions as for EMPREL and TYPORG2.
/ TW: EMPREL, TYPORG1 and TYPORG2 were derived from the same question.
/ US: In the US questionnaire, there has been a third category 'Government or governmental agency' besides the two categories 'For-profit organization' and 'Non-profit organization'. The 111 respondents of the category 'Government or governmental agencies' have been a posteriori encoded to code 2 'Non-profit organization' at the stage of data harmonization during the integration procedures.
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