S16. Work status
[] 2 Own account worker
[] 3 Government officer
[] 4 Government employee
[] 5 Government enterprise employee
[] 6 Private employee
[] 7 Unpaid family worker
[] 8 Member of producers' cooperative
23.2 Own account worker
This is a person who conducts business alone or may have other persons working in the business for profit or business partner but does not employ any employees. However, in some cases, there may be member(s) in his family or trainee(s) who help him in his work without receiving any wages or income in return for the work that they perform.
23.3 Employee
Employees are those who work in return for a wage or income per month, per day, or per job. Alternatively, they may receive commission in return for the work or service they perform. The commission may be in the form of money or things.
Employees may be divided into three types:
a) Government employee
[p. 41]
This refers to a civil servant, municipality officer, officer of the Provincial Administration Organization, personnel of the International Organization. This classification includes temporary and permanent employees.
b) Government enterprise employee
This refers to those who work for the government enterprise
c) Private employee
Private employees are those who work for a person or private business including those who are hired for household chores such as laundry, baby sitting, cooking, and house cleaning.
23.4 Unpaid family worker
[p. 42]
This is a person who helps or works on a farm or business of a household member without receiving any wages or salary
23.5 Member of producers' cooperative
This is a group in which each member has an equal right in the enterprise and participates at all levels of the business (such as investment, selling, and other activities). Members also participate in the division of profits for all members of the group as previously agreed.
Column S13-S16 and L17-L22
[Ask persons age 13 years or older]
Column S16: Work status
[Table summarizing column S16 not presented here]
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Procedure for recording the form
Record code of the working status as follows:
[] 1 Employer
For those who work as laborers, carrying things such as rice sack, or carrying goods (they may have their own trolley) or other kinds of work that need labor and have no permanent employer service (they depend on a person to hire them for a job):