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BVQ_10. TYPORG1
Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or for a non-profit organisation?
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AT: Not asked.
BG: Where do/ did you work?
CH: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or a non-profit organisation?
CL: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organization or for a non-profit organization?
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/ was the purpose of the business you work/ worked for 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?
GE: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or for a non-profit organisation?
HR: Are you currently employed (or have been employed in the past) in an organization the main work of which can be described as: Profit (pursuit of financial gain and profit for the owners) / Non-profit (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: What is/ was the economic form of your employer? Private entrepreneur/ Limited partnership/ Private limited-liability company/ General partnership/ Private Limited Company/ Public Limited Company or Incorporated Company/ Public company/ Cooperative/ Foundation/ Other
IL: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organization or for a non-profit organization?
IS: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or for a non-profit organisation? For-profit organisations are for example most private companies. Charities and public organisations like educational- and health organisations are examples of non-profit organisations.
IT: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or for a non-profit organisation? (If necessary, clarify for-profit or non-profit organisation by giving examples. Please keep in mind that there can be partially public owned companies which are for-profit. In contrast, public universities are non-profit pulic organisations.)
JP: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or for a non-profit organisation?
KR: Are you employed by the government, a publicly owned firm, a private firm, or a non-profit organization? Are you working for the family, self-employed with no employees, or self-employed with employees? What type of job did you have at that time?
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.)
NO: Do/ did you work for an organisation that have/ had profit for its owners as an objective, or in an organisation without such objective (government, civil service, trust etc.)?
NZ: Which one category best 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 are you working for in your main job (or your 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-profit or non-profit organisation?
SK: Is/ was the organization in which you work/ have worked profit-oriented or 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?
TR: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organisation or for a non-profit organisation?
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? (IF ASKED: A for-profit company is a company owned by private persons OR by investors on a stock market.)
ZA: Do/ did you work for a for-profit organization or for a non-profit organization?
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Note:
/ DK: Due to a filtering error in the questionnaire, all respondents who answered that they are employed in the public sector were not directly asked about the purpose of the business they work in. This has been compensated for by imputing the value '2' for these respondents for the variable 'TYPORG1'.
/ ES: The Spanish questionnaire for ISSP 2018 includes an instruction for interviewers to make this question refer to the main wage earner in the household if the respondent has never worked (3 in WORK). These data are not included here.
/ FR: By mistake, the answer option 'Works for a private firm' was not included in the question on the French variable 'WRKTYP'. Yet, cases for this answer option could be created for TYPORG1, however, the number of cases for this category may be slightly lower than in other years.
/ FR: 'Works for publicly owned firm', 'Works for a private firm', 'Self employed' and 'Works for family's business' are encoded to code 1 'For-profit'. 'Works for government or local communities' and 'Works for an association, a mutual company or a cooperative' are encoded to code 2 'Non-profit'.
/ GB-GBN: The data includes self-employed as for-profit, just like private sector firms or companies. Non-profit organisations comprise nationalised industries or public corporations (Post Office, BBC), other public sector organisations (Civil Service, NHS hospitals, Police) or charity and voluntary sector organisatoins (churches, trade unions).
/ GE: Pre-Testing showed that in some cases people are/ were (self-)employed informally or employed by individuals who could not be classified as a profit/ non-profit organisation. Therefore, this question was fielded with the additional answer option 'none'.
/ 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.
/ TW: EMPREL, TYPORG1 and TYPORG2 were derived from the same question.
/ US: In the US questionnaire, there has been a third category 'Government or government agency' besides the two ISSP standard categories 'For-profit organisation' and 'Non-profit organisation'. Respondents who answered to the third category were encoded to code 2 'Non-profit organisation'.
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