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Abstract: EU-SILC 2007 contains the 2007 Module on housing conditions. The 2007 Module variables relate to two types of units: the household (all variables except those related to ... more
Abstract: EU-SILC 2007 contains the 2007 Module on housing conditions. The 2007 Module variables relate to two types of units: the household (all variables except those related to ... more
Topics: Demographic Background, Labour and Employment, Education, Health, Housing, Income, Social Exclusion, Household Structure, Technical Items, Modules, Living arrangements and conditions of children in separated and blended families, Optional COVID-19 related variables, Over-indebtedness, consumption and wealth as well as labour, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income, Health & children's health, Access to services, Wellbeing, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, Intra-household sharing of resources, Material deprivation, Over-indebtedness and financial exclusion, Housing conditions, Social participation, Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Date(s) of Data Collection: Reference period for core variables: constant, at selection, income reference period, usual week, last 4 weeks, last 12 months, since last year, working life, childcare reference period.The reference period for the 2007 Module: Usual: an ordinary winter/summer, in the area where the dwelling is located (for the variables 'dwelling comfortably warm during winter time' and 'dwelling comfortably cool during summer time'). Last two years (for the variables related to the 'change of dwelling'). Current (for all other variables). (Eurostat (2009): EU-SILC MODULE 2007 ON HOUSING CONDITIONS Assessment of the implementation, pp. 3-4.)
Study number: missy-european-union-statistics-on-income-and-living-conditions-2007
Publisher: Eurostat
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Abstract: The European Union Labour Force Survey is a rotating random sample survey covering the population in private households in currently 34 European countries. The main aim o ... more
Abstract: The European Union Labour Force Survey is a rotating random sample survey covering the population in private households in currently 34 European countries. The main aim o ... more
Topics: Demographic Background, Nationality and Migration, Labour and Employment, Education and Training, Income, Health, Household Structure, Technical Items, Ad-hoc Modules, Reconciliation between work and family life, Young people on the labour market, Pensions and labour market participation, Job Skills, Labour market situation of migrants and their immediate descendants, Accidents at work and work related health problems, Work organisation and working time arrangements, Self-employment, Employment of disabled people
Date(s) of Data Collection: From 1983 to 1997, the EU Labour Force Survey was conducted only in spring (quarter 1 or 2 depending on the country).
Study number: missy-european-union-labour-force-survey-1985
Publisher: Eurostat
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information:Variables (132)
information:Variables (132)
Abstract: EU-LFS 2001 contains the Module on Transition from school to working life.
Target population: people aged 15 to 35 who have left continuous educationwithin the past five ... more
Abstract: EU-LFS 2001 contains the Module on Transition from school to working life.
Target population: people aged 15 to 35 who have left continuous educationwithin the past five ... more
Topics: Demographic Background, Nationality and Migration, Labour and Employment, Education and Training, Income, Health, Household Structure, Technical Items, Ad-hoc Modules, Reconciliation between work and family life, Young people on the labour market, Pensions and labour market participation, Job Skills, Labour market situation of migrants and their immediate descendants, Accidents at work and work related health problems, Work organisation and working time arrangements, Self-employment, Employment of disabled people
Date(s) of Data Collection: Since 1998, the transition to a quarterly continuous survey (with reference weeks spread uniformly throughout the year) has been gradually conducted by Member States. Some countries first introduced a continuous annual survey (meaning the reference weeks were uniformly distributed throughout the spring quarter) and then switched to a quarterly collection, whereas others moved directly to a quarterly continuous survey.
Study number: missy-european-union-labour-force-survey-2000
Publisher: Eurostat
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information:Variables (132)
information:Variables (132)
Abstract: The European Union Labour Force Survey is a rotating random sample survey covering the population in private households in currently 34 European countries. The main aim o ... more
Abstract: The European Union Labour Force Survey is a rotating random sample survey covering the population in private households in currently 34 European countries. The main aim o ... more
Topics: Demographic Background, Nationality and Migration, Labour and Employment, Education and Training, Income, Health, Household Structure, Technical Items, Ad-hoc Modules, Reconciliation between work and family life, Young people on the labour market, Pensions and labour market participation, Job Skills, Labour market situation of migrants and their immediate descendants, Accidents at work and work related health problems, Work organisation and working time arrangements, Self-employment, Employment of disabled people
Date(s) of Data Collection: From 1983 to 1997, the EU Labour Force Survey was conducted only in spring (quarter 1 or 2 depending on the country).
Study number: missy-european-union-labour-force-survey-1984
Publisher: Eurostat
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information:Variables (132)
information:Variables (132)
Abstract: EU-LFS 2019 contains the Ad hoc module on work organisation and working time arrangements.
Abstract: EU-LFS 2019 contains the Ad hoc module on work organisation and working time arrangements.
Topics: Demographic Background, Nationality and Migration, Labour and Employment, Education and Training, Income, Health, Household Structure, Technical Items, Ad-hoc Modules, Reconciliation between work and family life, Young people on the labour market, Pensions and labour market participation, Job Skills, Labour market situation of migrants and their immediate descendants, Accidents at work and work related health problems, Work organisation and working time arrangements, Self-employment, Employment of disabled people
Date(s) of Data Collection: The EU-LFS "is designed as a continuous quarterly survey with interviews spread uniformly over all weeks of a quarter. Each reference week starts on Monday and ends on Sunday. The first week of a year or quarter is defined as the week that includes the first Thursday of the year or the quarter. All countries conduct the LFS as a continuous survey." (Eurostat (2020): Quality report of the European Union Labour Force Survey 2018, p. 7)
Study number: missy-european-union-labour-force-survey-2019
Publisher: Eurostat
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information:Variables (160)
information:Variables (160)
Abstract: The European Union Labour Force Survey is a rotating random sample survey covering the population in private households in currently 34 European countries. The main aim o ... more
Abstract: The European Union Labour Force Survey is a rotating random sample survey covering the population in private households in currently 34 European countries. The main aim o ... more
Topics: Demographic Background, Nationality and Migration, Labour and Employment, Education and Training, Income, Health, Household Structure, Technical Items, Ad-hoc Modules, Reconciliation between work and family life, Young people on the labour market, Pensions and labour market participation, Job Skills, Labour market situation of migrants and their immediate descendants, Accidents at work and work related health problems, Work organisation and working time arrangements, Self-employment, Employment of disabled people
Date(s) of Data Collection: From 1983 to 1997, the EU Labour Force Survey was conducted only in spring (quarter 1 or 2 depending on the country).
Study number: missy-european-union-labour-force-survey-1989
Publisher: Eurostat
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information:Variables (132)
information:Variables (132)
Abstract: EU-SILC 2019 contains the 2019 module on Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income.
Abstract: EU-SILC 2019 contains the 2019 module on Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income.
Topics: Demographic Background, Labour and Employment, Education, Health, Housing, Income, Social Exclusion, Household Structure, Technical Items, Modules, Living arrangements and conditions of children in separated and blended families, Optional COVID-19 related variables, Over-indebtedness, consumption and wealth as well as labour, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income, Health & children's health, Access to services, Wellbeing, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, Intra-household sharing of resources, Material deprivation, Over-indebtedness and financial exclusion, Housing conditions, Social participation, Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Date(s) of Data Collection: Reference period for core variables: current, constant, at selection, income reference period, usual week, last 4 weeks, last 12 months, since last year, working life, childcare reference period.
Study number: missy-european-union-statistics-on-income-and-living-conditions-2019
Publisher: Eurostat
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information:Variables (1393)
information:Variables (1393)
Abstract: EU-SILC 2005 contains the 2005 Module on intergenerational transmission of poverty. The Module information will be provided for all current household members or if applic ... more
Abstract: EU-SILC 2005 contains the 2005 Module on intergenerational transmission of poverty. The Module information will be provided for all current household members or if applic ... more
Topics: Demographic Background, Labour and Employment, Education, Health, Housing, Income, Social Exclusion, Household Structure, Technical Items, Modules, Living arrangements and conditions of children in separated and blended families, Optional COVID-19 related variables, Over-indebtedness, consumption and wealth as well as labour, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income, Health & children's health, Access to services, Wellbeing, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, Intra-household sharing of resources, Material deprivation, Over-indebtedness and financial exclusion, Housing conditions, Social participation, Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Date(s) of Data Collection: Reference period for core variables: constant, at selection, income reference period, usual week, last 4 weeks, last 12 months, since last year, working life, childcare reference period. (Eurostat: DESCRIPTION OF SILC USER DATABASE SECONDARY TARGET VARIABLES: MODULE 2005 Inter-generational transmission of poverty, p. 2.)The reference period for the 2005 Module is when the interviewee was a young teenager, between the ages of 12 and 16. If the respondent hesitates or asks for a specific age, the age of 14 should be used. Any changes that occurred after the reference period should not be taken into account; the interviewer must accentuate the fact that the reference period is when the interviewee was a young teenager. (Eurostat: EU-SILC 2005 MODULE ON INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSMISSION OF POVERTY. Assessment of the implementation, p. 14.)
Study number: missy-european-union-statistics-on-income-and-living-conditions-2005
Publisher: Eurostat
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information:Variables (850)
information:Variables (850)
Abstract: EU-LFS 2016 contains the Ad hoc module on young people on the labour market.
Abstract: EU-LFS 2016 contains the Ad hoc module on young people on the labour market.
Topics: Demographic Background, Nationality and Migration, Labour and Employment, Education and Training, Income, Health, Household Structure, Technical Items, Ad-hoc Modules, Reconciliation between work and family life, Young people on the labour market, Pensions and labour market participation, Job Skills, Labour market situation of migrants and their immediate descendants, Accidents at work and work related health problems, Work organisation and working time arrangements, Self-employment, Employment of disabled people
Date(s) of Data Collection: The EU-LFS 2016 "is designed as a continuous quarterly survey with interviews spread uniformly over all weeks of a quarter. Each reference week starts on Monday and ends on Sunday. The first week of a year or quarter is defined as the week that includes the first Thursday of the year or the quarter. All countries conduct the LFS as a continuous survey." (Eurostat (2018): Quality report of the European Union Labour Force Survey 2016, p. 7)
Study number: missy-european-union-labour-force-survey-2016
Publisher: Eurostat
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information:Variables (162)
information:Variables (162)
Abstract: EU-LFS 2002 contains the Module on Employment of disabled people.
The target population consists of the persons aged 16 to 64.
Abstract: EU-LFS 2002 contains the Module on Employment of disabled people.
The target population consists of the persons aged 16 to 64.
Topics: Demographic Background, Nationality and Migration, Labour and Employment, Education and Training, Income, Health, Household Structure, Technical Items, Ad-hoc Modules, Reconciliation between work and family life, Young people on the labour market, Pensions and labour market participation, Job Skills, Labour market situation of migrants and their immediate descendants, Accidents at work and work related health problems, Work organisation and working time arrangements, Self-employment, Employment of disabled people
Date(s) of Data Collection: Since 1998, the transition to a quarterly continuous survey (with reference weeks spread uniformly throughout the year) has been gradually conducted by Member States. Some countries first introduced a continuous annual survey (meaning the reference weeks were uniformly distributed throughout the spring quarter) and then switched to a quarterly collection, whereas others moved directly to a quarterly continuous survey.
Study number: missy-european-union-labour-force-survey-2002
Publisher: Eurostat
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information:Variables (132)
information:Variables (132)
