Codes and Frequencies
| Code | Label |
austria
1971
|
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Employed | 308,870 |
| 2 | Unemployed | 4,586 |
| 3 | Not economically active | 436,438 |
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Description
This variable indicates whether the person is employed, unemployed, or economically inactive.
Universe
- Austria 1971: All persons
Availability
- Austria: 1971
Questionnaire Text
10. Predominant profession:
Unemployed persons and active duty guardsmen comment for Questions 12, 13, 15-17 on their previously practiced profession or their previously visited school.
Those receiving pension, retired persons, and housewives with side employment, work students, as long as the assisting relatives in the family business are included as employed, when they work approximately a minimum of 14 hours in the week.
Housewives with pension or retirement are noted as pensioners, or rather retired persons.
Are you:
[] Employed
[] Unemployed
[] Active duty guardsman for the National Army
[] Pensioner, retired person
[] Homemaker without personal income
[] Child, Pupil, Student without personal income
________ Predominant living from another livelihood, namely:
(e.g. Rent, scholarship, support from relatives, etc.)
Every person must answer must answer either by marking or with words about the
predominant livelihood. However, only one answer is allowed--as is clearly noted on the persons sheet.
Whoever works 14 hours weekly on average is considered as "employed".
For a person who is a family member assisting in a family business, especially for housewives, who assist with the business of their husband, for pensioned persons with a side job and for working students it is often difficult to determine if they are employed. In such cases, it is noted in the explanations as a decision making aid, a minimum average weekly time of 14 hours [is required]. Any persons who works less, is "unemployed". Any person who therefore works 14 or more hours a week on average, is considered as employed.
With Question 10 it is decided, which questions on the right half of the persons sheet must be answered. If "employed" was marked, then all questions on the right-hand side of the sheet should be answered. If "Child, pupil, student" was marked, then questions 12 through 14 for the currently attended school should be answered--omitted naturally are children who do not yet attend school. If "unemployed" or "active duty personnel" is marked, then all the questions on the right-hand side of the sheet up through question 14 should be answered (an employment therefore cannot be given for this person). As a result, give answers about the last practiced profession or the previously attended school.
If something different was marked or written in words in Question 10 (i.e. pensioner, retired person, or housewife, etc.), thus only Question 11 should be answered. For Question 10 of the persons sheet, compare also the test specimen on page 16.
Integrated variables
- None