F.2 Characteristics of the main job
69. In this job, you are?
[] 1 Working for a wage/salary in the private sector (go to question 72)
[] 2 Working for a wage/salary in the public sector
[] 3 Member of a production cooperative (go to question 75)
[] 4 Employer (go to question 75)
[] 5 Self-employed without physical facilities or investment (go to question 75)
[] 6 Self-employed with physical facilities or investment (go to question 75)
[] 7 Household member not receiving wage/salary (go to question 75)
[] 8 Participating in a work public program (go to question 75)
69. In this job, you are...?
This question investigates the occupational status of the interviewee, which all in all is the relationship of the worker with his work.
Working for a wage/salary: worker or employee; a person who works for an employer (public or private) and receives a remuneration in the form of a salary, payments in installments or in kind. If he is a public salaried worker, the following question will be asked; if he is a private salaried worker you will go on to question
Member of a cooperative: person who is cooperative, whatever the productive activity to which the cooperative is dedicated. If this is the response you will go on to question 75.
Employer: person who operates his own economic business and has one or more salaried or day laborers under his charge. If this is the response, you will go on to question 75.
Self-employed: person who without depending on an employer operates his own economic business without having remunerated workers, allowing for one or more family workers that are not remunerated. There is a distinction between those who have some installation or investment in order to carry out the activity (with premise) and those who don't possess it (a premise). In both questions, you will go on to question 75.
Household member not receiving wage/salary: person who works for the company or business of a family member that lives within the dwelling and from which he does not receive a salary, wages, or goods for his work. If this is the response, you will go on to question 75.
Public program employee: people who are working in transitory jobs created in the framework of social programs to help the low-income population. The person can declare working for example in the Intendencia, the program of Barrida Otoñal, but it doesn't deal with a public employer but rather a job in a public employment program. The same occurs with the people who are found working in the program Trabajo por Uruguay del Plan de Atencion Nacional a la Emergencia Social (PANES).
Attending to the criteria indicated and the response of the interviewee the corresponding code will be circled.