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BVQ_05. WORK
The next questions deal with your work situation.
By work we mean doing income-producing work, as an employee, self-employed or working for your own family's business, for at least one hour per week.
If you temporarily are not working for pay because of temporary illness/ parental leave/ vacation/ strike, etc., please refer to your normal work situation.
Are you currently working for pay, did you work for pay in the past, or have you never been in paid work?
(Please tick one box only.)
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AT: Derived from 'How many hours do you usually work every week?' and (If not working) 'Have you ever been employed?'.
AU: Are you currently working for pay, did you work for pay in the past, or have you never been in paid work?
CH: Are you currently working for pay or did you work for pay in the past?
CN: What is your working experience or employment status?
CZ: Now I would like to learn about your current working situation. Are you currently working for pay, did you work for pay in the past, or have you never been in paid work?
DE: Are you currently working for pay, did you work for pay in the past, or have you never been in paid work?
DK: Are you currently employed? (This refers to the main occupation. If you are a student or school pupil with part-time or leisure work, please tick student or school pupil. Apprentices or students (with wage): Please note that there is a special answer category for apprentices and students (with wage). If you are a public pensioner or a recipient of civil service pension, please tick these, unless you work part-time or more. Check the category housewife/ home duties only if you do not belong to any of the other categories.) Have you ever been employed?
FI: Are you currently in paid work? Paid work is taken to include working as an employee, own-account worker, self-employed/ entrepreneur or working for your own family's business, for at least one hour a week.
FR: WORK is computed from EA variables (Enquête Annuelle)
HR: Are you currently employed in paid work, have you ever been employed in paid work, or have you never been employed?
HU: Derived from 'Are you currently working/ retired?' and 'What is/ was your (last) position or job?'.
IL: Are you currently:
IN: Are you currently working for pay, did you work for pay in the past, or have you never been in paid work?
IS: Are you currently working for pay, did you work for pay in the past, or have you never been in paid work?
IT: The next questions concern your work situation. By work we mean doing income-producing work, as an employee, self-employed or working for your own family's business, for at least one hour per week. If you temporarily are not working for pay because of temporary illness/ parental leave/ vacation/ strike/ layoff, etc., please refer to your normal work situation. Which is your current work situation?
JP: Are you currently working for pay, for at least one hour per week? Circle one figure only.
MX: Do you currently have a paid job, have you had a paid job in the past or have you never had a paid job?
NL: Derived from 'What is, at this moment, your most important activity?' and 'Have you ever performed paid labor?'.
NO: Are you, or have you ever been, in paid work? We are interested in all kinds of work, even of just a few hours a week. Work for own family's business without a fixed salary counts as paid work.
NZ: Which one of these categories best describes your current employment status? (If Unemployed and looking for a job/ Permanently sick or disabled/ Student/ Doing housework, looking after the home, children or others/ Retired) Have you had paid work in the past?
PH: Are you currently working for pay, did you work for pay in the past, or have you never been in paid work?
PL: What is your current job situation? Are you currently... (Multiple answers possible)? Did you ever worked for pay for at least one year?
RU: Do you have a paid work (including work as employee for private person or own business, and also maternity leave or child rearing leave)? and if no - have you ever had paid work in the past or you've never had paid work?
SI: Are you currently in paid work, used to have paid work or never had paid work?
SK: Are you/ have you ever been working for pay? (If you are on sickness leave, on maternal leave or similar but you otherwise work or are employed - select code 1 'I am currently in paid work'). Paid work includes employed as well as self-employed (company owners, working for family company and similar) working for at least one hour a week!
SR: Derived from 'At what age did you start working?' and 'At what age did you start with your current job?' and 'If you are currently not working: in what year did you stop working?'.
TH: The current working status: ('Work' means doing income-producing work as an employee, self-employed, or working for your own business, for at least 1 hour per week; if R temporarily not working for pay because of temporary illness/ parental leave/ vacation/ strike etc. refer to normal situation.)
TW: Are you currently working for pay, did you work for pay in the past, or have you never been in paid work?
US: Derived from 'Last week were you working full time, part time, going to school, keeping house, or what? If you were doing more than one of these last week, select the one closest to the top of the list.' and (If 'Retired', 'In school', 'Keeping house' or 'Other') 'Did you ever work for as long as one year?'.
ZA: Are you currently working for pay, did you work for pay in the past, or have you never been in paid work?
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Note:
/ DK: The first question corresponds to the one of MAINSTAT.
/ US: Respondents who answered 'Unemployed, laid off, looking for work' were not asked whether they ever had a job for as long as one year. They were assigned to ISSP standard code 2 in WORK 'Currently not in paid work, paid work in the past'.
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