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GENERAL CONVENTIONS
Missing Values: 7, 77, 777, 7777,8, 88, 888, 88889, 99, 999, 9999
DKrefusdbtervie wermissed skip
Single digit missing values are given for years
Updates are questions 16, 17 and 18 on the main Household andCommunity Survey.
This codebook shouJd be read in conjunction with the attached interviewerguide.
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THE LIFE HISTORIES ARE ARRANGED IN THE FOLLOWINGWAY.
LIFE HISTORY EVENTS ARE DESIGNATED BY LETTERS A - I
THESE HAVE THE FOLLOWING CARD ARRANGEMENT.
CARD TYPE CARD NO.
A
:DE
:HI
201-204205-206207-208209-210211-212213-214215.216217-219220-221
THE LIFE HISTORY IS A HISTORY OF EVENT’S THE CARDSHAVE THE FOLLOWING INTERNAL ARRANGEMENT.
1. COLUMNS 1-5 QUESTIONNAIRE NO. (COL 1- AREA).2. 9 6-8 CARD NUMBER3. ● 78-80 NO. OF EVENTS, (N6 FIRST CARD ONLY)4. FOR EACH EVENT THERE ISA “SEG~ENT” OF COLUMNSWITH A STANDARD PATTERN (SEE YELLOW SCELI LIFEHISTORY-GfUD). THE FIRST TWO COLUMNS OF THESEGMENT GIVE THE YEAR OF THE EVENT, SOME VARIABLESALSO KNCLUDE MONTHS AS THE 2ND 2 COLUMNS. THEREMAINING COLUMNS GIVE THE VARIABLE CODES. THENUMBER OF “COLUMN SEGMENTS FOR EACH CASE DEPENDSON THE NUMBER OF EVENTS IN THAT CASE’S LIFEH.XYTORY.
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Columnsoccupied
SECTION VARIABLE VALUE LABEIS
YEAR OF EVENTtwodigit yearsm&s& values 07,
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9-1o15-16 etcA LOCNYR1 w
where LOCNYR11lived
AREA LIVING INSee attachedIocatkn codesmissin values7777,88889999
LOCATN 1 toLOCATN 11
11-1517-20 etc
No. of events Colsmissing values 88 75-78
blank79-80
NEVENT
9-1oas above 15-16 em
:OCNYR;; to
11-15a 17-20 etc
LOCATN 12 toLOCATN47
YEAR START TENUREtwodigit years&s&g values 07, 9-1o
9 12.13 etc(T!!nureof home)C&
205-206
TENRYR 1 mTENRYR48
TENURE1 Owner-occupied2 Wnti from Council
Housing Authority/Development Corp-oration etc
: Rented privately“ from emtdoYer/free
TENURE 1 taTENURE48 11,
14,17, etc
hwith”b - -5 Hote osteUBed and
BreakfastInstitution6 Other
Missing Values 7, 8, 9
YEAR OF QUALIFICATIONtwodigit years 9-1omissing values 07,88, 99 13-14
17-18 etc
QUALYR1 toQUALYR36 to
QUALIFICATION00 No ualifications01 C&Xher than GRADE 1 11-12etc02C~C&O&&Gade 1 15-16 etc8
UALIF1 toUALIF36
_———-Matriculation
03 GCE A-level04 SCE O-level or lower grade
SLC or SUPE -05 SCE Higher/SIX/SUPE higher06 Certificate of Sixth year
Studies (Scotland)07 Cit Gd Guilds08 Oh/’C/ONDISNCI’SND09 HN(310 University Certificate/
diploma (not degree)
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SECTION VARIABLE
(MDtiriage)MARRYR1 toMAR.RYR36
MARRGE1 taMARRGE36
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LIVAYR1 tomEving LIVAYR48Arrange-ment;~lRDS
212-
LIVARR1 taLIVARR48
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VALUE LABELS Columnsocctmied
11 SCOTVEC12 SCOTBEC/SCOTEC
~leicic~and Commercial
TeachingOther ProfessionalUniversity of CNAA
degree18 Completion of Trade
Apprenticeship19 Professional
qualification withoutsitting an exam
76 Othermissing values 77, 88, 99.
YEAR MARITAL STATUS2d@it yearsr#sing values 07, 88
MONTH MARITAL STATUSif can’t rememberexact date22 Spring:: pum&e;
55 Win~rmissing values 77, 88,99
MARITAL STATUS1 Single2 Married: S&at&d
5 Widowedmissing values 7, 8, 9
YEAR OF LIVINGARRANGEMENTS2digit yearsmissing values 07, 8899LIVING ARRANGEMENTS1 With partner in
parent8’ or partners’parents’ home
2 With partner in ownhousehold
3“ “ elsewhere4 Without a partner in
parents’ or parmer’sparenta’ home
5 Without a partner inOWTlhousehold
6 ,~~ti;~t~aJ.ner.
missing values 7, 8, 9
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9-1o14-15,19-20etc11-1216-17 etc
13, 18,23 etc
9-1012-13 etc
11,14,17etc
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SECTION
(PF~tper’s
#%#
214
(B~rth orreturn ofOwl)child-ren)
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VARIABLE
PRACT1 bPRTACT36
OCHDYR1to OCHDYR24
OCHDMH1& 0CHDMH24
H(Arrival orreturn ofotherchildren,foster,step-adopted) ACHDMH 1 to
ACHDMH36
ACHLDN 1 toACHLDN36
VALUE LABELS
PARTIVERS ACTIVITY YEAR2digit yearsmissing values 07, 8899
PARTNERS ACTIVITY01 Self-employed02 /I1p;#eemployment
.03 In paid employment
bart-time
06 orking on agovernment scheme
09 Unemployed10 Permanently sick and
disabled -11 Fully retired from work12 F$ltime studen~at school13 housework (no paid
job)14 Maternity leave76 Othermissing values 77,88, 99
YEAR BIRTI-URET NAT CHILD
2dig-it yearsmissing values 07, 88,99
Columnsoccupied
9-1o13-14etc
11-12
15-16 etc
9-1o
15-16etc
MONTH BIRTHJRI$T NAT CHILDmonths 1-12 11-1222- Spring 17-1833- Summer eti44- Autumn55- Wintermissing values 77, 88, 99
CHILD NUMBERchild number in
7uence from 1
(e est chiJd)m#sing values 77, 88,
13-14,19-20etc
YEAR BIRTH/RET OTHER CHILD
2digit years 9-1omissing values 07, 15-1688, 99 etc
MONTH BIRTI-UREI’ OTHER CHILDmonths 1 to 12 11-1222 Spring 17-1833 Summer etc44 Autumn55 Winter
CHILD NUMBERChild number in 13-14sequence, following 19-20on from natural etcchildren numbers
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SECTION
(Javingofchildren)::A..DS221
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VARIABLE VALUE LABELS Columnsoccupied
YEAR CHILD LEAVESLCHDYR1 to 2digit yearsLCHDYR36
39.10missing values 07, 13-14 etc88, 99
LCHLDN1 ti NUMBER OF LEAVING 11-12LCHLDN36 CHILD 15-16
missing values 77 etc88, 99
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SOCIAL CHANGE AND ECONOMIC LIFE INITIATIVE
WORK HISTORIES
MAIN SURVEY
(1986)
WORK HISTORIES CODEBOOK
HOUSEHOLD AND COMMUNITY SURVEY
(1987)
WORK HISTORY UPDATE
PARTNERS WORK HISTORY
AND
. CHILDREN’S WORK HISTORY
CODEBOOKS
GENERAL CONVENTIONS
Card Allocation CARDS 101 to 143Respondents Work History
Card 55Parents Occupational statusClass Variables, etc.
Card 56Partners Occupational statusClass Variables
MISSING VALUES
Dent Know
Respondent refused toanswer or interviewererror
Skip
7, 77, 777, 7777, 77777
8, 88, 888, 8888, 88888
9, 99, 999, 9999, 99999
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This codebook should be read in conjunction with the appended interviewerinstructions.
The work histories record all events ahr the res ndent Iefi full-time education,rincluding periods of unemployment, periods as a ousewife etc.
Each event is allocated a twodigit code, runnin in sequence, and each event is1allocated one record. Therefore individuals’ wor histories vary as the number of
records allocated matches the number of events reported. Codes are given belowfor one record. These codes are repeated for the other records. Events lasting lessthan one month were not recorded. Records start at record 101.
Record 150 contains information on whether each event involved a change ofemployer or not. The r=”ord begins w]th. the case id and record id occupyingcolumns 1 -8. The interview date occupies columns 9- 12. Day occupies columns9- 10 and month occupies columns 11- 12. 431 digit codes then follow 1 =change of employer, 2 = no change (e.g. promotion, extended sick-leave, eti).Non-employment events (e.g. housewife, student, unemployment) are also coded 2.Therefore if a person takes maternity leave and then returns to the sameemployer, this is coded 22. The first employment event is coded as 1. However, ifthe history starts with a period of unemployment, this event is coded 2. These 43variables are named Changel b Change43..
Class and occupational variables derived from the Prandy occupational codes arerecorded on columns 48 to 80 for each record of an employment event.
Class and occu ational variables derived from the prandy codes in the main?questionnaire or parents’ and partners’ occupations are recorded on cards 55 and
56 in the same sequence as used in the Respondents’ work histories. Variables forFathers’ occupations occupy columns 9- 41 and are prefixed with an F instead ofR. Variables for Mothers occupations occupy columns 48-80 and are prefixedwith an M instead of R. Variables for Partners’ occupations occupy columns 9-41and are prefixed with P instead of R.
For further information about Prandy coding can be obtained from:
K PrandyDept. of Social and Political ScienceNew Museum SiteCambridgeCB2 3RG
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Section Variable Nameand description
. CARDNO(not a variable)
. REVNTN 1EVENT
J RBEGMH1Month eventstarted
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K
L
M
RBEGYR1Year eventstarted
RACTCD 1Activity Code
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ROUO 1Prandy Code
RSUPER1SupervisoryResponsibility
Value Labels
~O~digi4;no. from.
A 2digit No. from01-43
1-12if respondent wasuncertain of the exactmonth the followingcodes were used22 Spring33 Summer44 Autumn55 Win&r77 DK
Co] Number
6-8
7-8
9-1o
07 DK 11-1288 missing
01 Self employed 13-1402 Paid employment fulltime03 Paid employment part time06 Working on Government scheme09 Unemployed10 Permanently sickldisabled11 Retired12 Fulltime student13 Fulltime Hou=wife (no pay)14 Maternity leave76 Other77 DK88 Missing
4digit occupational codemissing values 7777, 8888,9999.
1 Yes2 NoMissing values 7, 8, 9.
15-18
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Section Variable Nameand description
P RHRSWK1Hrs per wk
Q
R
Value Labels
01 less than 8hrs/wk028-15 hrs/wk0316-22 hrdwk0423-30 hrs/wk0531-35 hrdwk0636-40 hrdwk0741-45 hrdwk0846-49 hrs/wk09 More than 50 hs/wkMissing values 77,88,99
Col Number
20-21
RPAY1 1 A better paid job 22Pay comparison 2 Similar
3 Worsemissing values 7, 8, 9
RNEMP1 1 Just me 23No. of employees 22-24
325-994100-4995 More than 500missing values 7,8,9
s RWRKMF1work withmerdwomen
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T RTUMEMI#ea#deUmnion
u RPROM 1PromotionProspects
v RJBSEC1Job security
w RCLSUP1closelysupervised
1 Mainly with men2 Half and half3 Mainly women4 Work alonemissing values 7,8,9
1 Yes2 Nomissing values 7,8,9
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25
1 Yes 262 Nomissing values 7,8,9
1 Very secure 272 Fairly secure3 Fairly insecure4 Very insecuremissing values 7,8,9
1 Very cloself
282 Quite close y3 Not very closely4 Not at all closelymissing values 7,8,9
Section Variable Name Value Labelsand description
x RYLEIW1 1 Personal reasonsWhy Ietl 2 Better job
3 Employers Decision4 Othermissing values 7,8,9
Y RBUSIN 1Nature ofbusiness
z RPBPRV 1Public orPrivate
RCUREV1Current Event
Col Numbers
29
Industry Codes 30-31See attached codes framesfor codes broken out by areamissing values 77,88,99
1 Public 322 Privatemissing values 7,8,9
1 Current event 339 Other event
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VARIABLES DERIVED FROM PRANDY CODES
Missing values O = not applicable/missing9, 99,999 = missing
Section Variable Name Codeframe
REMPST1 Empstat (for code frames(Empstat80) see OPCS Classification
of Occupations 1980)
ROUG801 OUG80 5 digit OccupationalUnit gp see OPCS em
ROUG2D1 OUG80b 2 digit Occupationalunit gp as aboveNB. Many values aremissing on this variableas they could not bederived from the Prandycodes.
ROUG701
RSEG801
RSEG701
RRGC801
RRGC701
Col Nos.
48
49-53
54-55
0UG70 See OPCS Classification 56-58of occupation 1970
SEG80 See OPCS 59-61classification ofoccupations 1980
SEG 70 See OPCS 62-64classification ofoccupations 1970
RG-CLASS 80 See OPCS 65-66Classification ofoccupations 1980
RG-CLASS 70 See OPCS 67-68classification ofoccupation 1970
s
Section Variable Name Codeframe Co] Nos.
RJHG801
RJHG701
RHGS361
RHGS 1
RCAMBI
GOLDTHORPE CLASS 80 See 69-70Goldthorpe, JH et al (1980)Social Mobility and ClassStructure m Modern Brltain:oxford, Clarendon
COLDTHORPE CLASS 70 717 point Goldthorpe scale
HG scale 36 See Goldthorpe, 72-73J.H, and Hope, K (1974),The Social Grading of
i%%$%%%ndon
Full HG-Scale 74-77(see Goldthorpe, J.H andHope, K (1974) as above
Cambridge Scale, SeeStewart, A. et al ( 1980)Social Stratification and
-a~Millan
78-80
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SOCIAL CHANGE AND ECONOMIC LIFE INITIATIVE
HOUSEHOLD AND COMMUNITY SURVEY
( 1987)
WORK HISTORY UPDATE FOR RESPONDENT
PARTNERS WORK HISTORY
CHILDRENS WORK HISTORY
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Respondents Work History Update
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The data for the Respondents Work History update is organised in the same way as that forthe original Work History. The first event recorded the last event recorded on the 1986survey with the same event number and the event numbers carry on in sequence fmrn thisevent number. The variables are prefixed U instead of R. Two derived variables have notbeen recorded, employment status (REMPST1) and the 2 digit 0UG80 code (ROUG2D1).However, the column locations for other variables are the same. Since the record number isdefined by the event number, the start of the Respondents’ updated Workhistiry occurs ondifferent records. This means that this data may require programming. It cannot be readdirectly from the template given in SCELIHCS.SPS
Partners’ Work History
The Partners’ work history is recorded on cards 501 to 528.
It is organised in the same way as the respondents work histiry. However sections ~ to Xhave been dropped. Variables are prefixed with P ins~ad of R or U. Variables fromsections Q to X which have been drop d are RPAY 1 to RYLEF”l’1. In addition RPBPRV 1,
rsection X, (whether the business is pu lic or private) has been dropped. Column locationsfor the remaining variables are the same as in the original work histories. As in theRespondents’ Updates, the derived variables for employment status and 2digit 0UG80 havebeen dropped.
Childrens’ Work History
The childrens’ work histories occupy cards 590 to 599. Only the child’s current or last job isrecorded. If the child is unemployed or non-employed, the revious job is recorded. Eventsare recorded for each child in the sequence
1?E“ven by their c ild numbers (i.e. the eldest is 1
etc.) Derived variables are as in the other CS work histories.
As this data is differently organ&d that the other work histmies it is described in detailbelow. .
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CHILDRENS’ CURRENT OR MOST RECENT JOBS
Section Variable Name Value Labelsand Description
CARD NO. A 3digit number from(not a Variable) 590-599
CHILDN1 Child number as recordedin the original 1986survey
CAGE1 Age of child at time of1987 survey
CACTCDI Activity codes as used inthe other work histories(see RACTCD1)
Couol Prandy codes
CEMPST1 01 Self employed with 25or more employees
02 Self employed with lessthan 25 employees
03 Self empoyed withoutemployees
04 Manageress) inEstablishment with 25or more employees
05 Manageress) inEstablishment with lessthan 25 employees
06 Foreman or supervisor07 Other employee (or
. apprentice)
CUNEMP1 I ever unemployed for morethan a month
2 never unemployed for morethan a month
7 DK
Col Numbers
6-8
9-1o
11-12
13-14
15-18
19-20
12
Missing values are as the other Work Histiries.
jk’TERviWER Imu.mw CODING CATEGORIES(FOR USE IN sttTIoN y OF UORK HiSTORY)
. ABERDEEN -INDUSTRY CODES ARE TIJO-OIGIT-
FIRST DIGIT : ~A~E~oRIEs)‘ALWAYS O-9 AS IN SECTION ONE BELOU (NAIN INDUSTRY.
(N.8. THERE ARE m WIN CATEGORIES IN SECTION ONE NUMBERED 7. THE SECOND DIGIT(SECTION TNO) FOR ONE OF THESE, N~ELY CATEGORY+ 7, MUST THEREFOREBE 4,5OR 6 (INSTEADOF 1,2 OR 3) IN ORDER TO DISTINGUISH BEWEEN THEM)
SECTION ONE - hu.w CATEGORIES (FIRST .DIGIT ) -
FIRSTDIGITOF CODE
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1
2
3
4
5
67
+.7
CATEGORY DEFINITION
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Energy and water supply industries- gas, coal, oil, electricityand water(Inc. oil, coal and gas exploration, extraction and refining;gas andelectricity boards; water authority)
Extractionof minerals and ores other than fuels; manufactureof metals(e.g. iron and steel); manufactureof mineral products (e.g.cement andglass); manufacture of chemicals (inc. drugs, pesticides, toiletries,explosives, paint)
Manufacture of metal goods (such as bolts, hand-tools, oil tools and .inc. ship building and rotor vehicles/motorparts); mechanical,electrical, electronic and instrumentengineering (inc. making machinery,equipment for industry, scientificinstruments, electrical appliances)
Other manufacturing (inc. food,drink, tobacco, clothing, textiles,footwear, furniture, paper, timber, printing, jewelTery, toys, rubberand plastics)
Construction (inc. builders, painting and decorating, plumbers,buildingrepair, civil mgineering, road building)
Distribution (inc. shops, retail, wholesale, hotels, pubs, catering,repair of consumer goods and vehicles,petrol stations, dealing inwaste materials)
Transport (inc. buses, rai1ways; airplanes and airports)
Consnunication(inc. telephones, broadcasting, newspapers)*
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ABERDEEN.
*.ODE CATEGORY DEFINITION. .
88anklng, finance, insurance,business services (inc. estate agents, lawyers,accountants,ba~ks, market research, advertising,car hire firms, c~utersoftware)
Other services - local and national Government; public administration; DHSS;
9social work; police; fire; defence; education (e.g. schools, colleges);medical and other health services (e.g* doctors~ dentistst vets); Personalservices (e.g. Iaundries~hairdressers); domestic servants; cleaning; .sanitary services; recreational services; sport; charities; trade unions;religious organisations; libraries; tourist services;
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SECTION TWO - INVOLVEMENT WfTfd OIL / GAS INDUSTRIES (SECOND DIGJT)
SECONO DIGIT
OF CODE
1( or 4, for anyorganisation coded ●7as first digit)
2 (or 5, for anyorganfsatlon coded ●7as first digit)
3 (or6,for anyorganisation coded ●7as first digit)
77
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INVOLVEMENT WITH OIL / GAS INDUSTRIES
Is/was involved dtrectly in oil or gas exploration,development or extraction.
Is/was provider of goods or services for oil or gasexploration,development or extraction
Involved with neither ...
= ooN’ T KNOW MAINCAfiGOfN AND/ORInvolvement km oILms INCNJSTIUES
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INTERVIEWER INDUSTRY CODiNG CATEGORIES
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20.—3031
32
40
41.
506070
* 80
90
91-
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(FORUSE IN SECTION Y OF HOR~HISTORY).
COVENTRY . ~ . “
~~CATEGORY D-INITION ‘.
.,Agriculture,forestryand fls~ln9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. “ . . .
Coal mlntng (inc. NC8 employees)” . .. -.. ....
Energy and water supply 1ndustries (aoartfrom coal - set no.10)Ie gas, of1,electricityand water (inc. 011 and gas exploration,extractionand refining;gas and electricityboards;.water,aut@r’tY) . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . .. .
Extractionof mineralsand ores other than fuels: manufactureof metals (e.9.iron and steel); manufactureof mineral products (e.g.cement and glass); - ~manufactureof chemicals (inc. drugs, pesticides,toiletries,explosives,paint). . . ..... .. .. . .... ....O
1Manufactureof motor vehicles and parts.(inc:cars, tractors,taxis, lorries).. .
Manufactureof telecommunicationsequipmentJ,“..
Engineering(aoartfrcnacivil engineering- see no. so)ie electrical,electron’A-mechanicaland Instrumentengineering(inc. manufactureof computers~scienti~ i:iInstruments,officeequiprm?nt,industrialmachinery,electricalappliancesor :.:
see no. 31); manufactureof “.:..-,,:,
Manufactureof man-madefibres, textiles j:,f... . ?.*.,
Other manufacturingaDart from textiles- see no. 40 - (inc. food, drink,” ~ ‘tobacco,footwear,clothing, furniture,paper, timber, printing,jewellery,t!rubber and plastics) .,” 8*.#
Const~uction(inc.builders, paintingand decorating,plumbers,”buildingrepaiicivil enginee~ing,road building)
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Distribution(inc.shops, retatl,wholesale,hotels, pubs, catering,repair ofconsumergbods and vehicles, petrol stations,deal~ng in waste materials). . . . .. . . .
Transportand communications(inc.railways,buses,”taxis, post office, “telec~unications. boats~ travel agentso ~ir~fnest’”~rPorts)
llanking,finance,insurance ,.businessservices (inc. estate agentsslaw;erssaccountants,banks,market research,advertising,car hire firms, computersoftware)
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Public administration; local and national 6overnment; county councils;social services;OHSS ; e@cati6n (e:g. schools,.colle~es);~.al~ ~e”9”doctors,dentists,N.ti.S.,vets)~ police; fi~e; defe~e :.;;I::... “
Dtherservices (i~c.fersonal servicessuch as Iaund.riesihairdre$~rs:.’
domesticservants; c caning; 7..Y. and radio;. r=reationa~ s:rvi~s; sport; ‘charities; trade unions; religiousorganisations; ~fbrarie$~ touristserv~ces; researcha~d development . . .
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K[RKUNJ)Y, --,.CATEGORY”- DEFINITION
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FAR141NG,FORESTRY ANO FISHING: .
Includes market gardens, nurseries.
COAL-MINING:
Includes all employees of N.C.8.
ENERGY - OIL, GAS, ELECTRIC, WATER:
Includes oil and gas extraction (i.e. North Sea) and refiningGas, Electricity boards; Mater Authority
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9ASIC INDUSTRIAL:
Metal production (e.g. British Aluminium).S~gdarid;-gravelquarries;.brlckmakingCOncr#ei~cement making; potteries; glassmakingChemicals(N.B. NOT ENGINEERING - SEE NO. 30 OR 31)
!ECHANICALENGINEERING,METAL GOOOS:
Includes shipbuildingand repair (N.B. include,civiliansworking at Rosyth Dockyard) t
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING,ELECTRONICS:
Includes manufacture (N.B.’not repair of electrical co~su~rgoods - see no.601 of compu=s, calculators, chips~electrical appliances, instrument engineering, electricalequipment, telecommunicationsequipment. If it is electricainclude ithere.
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‘TEXTILES,CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR MANUFACTURE: ...-.N.B. NOT linoleum or plastics-basedfloor covering -goes inno.41,.—
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EMPLOYER:
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BritishAluminium
ilencast;~essna;,intec;I.G.C.Offshorei~ukoLtd;‘faudlerBalfourmdersontrathclyde;anduskv
rand-Rex Ltd;I.E.C;en. Instrumentsughes Micro-Iectronics;eckmanndustrial;.E.L.;okheim Ltd;.C.l,;ortronic;ank Strand
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INTERVIEW INDUSTRYCODING CATEGORIES (coNT;)—... .—KIRKCALOY
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42
50
60
61
70
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- CAT.EGORY DEFINITION.
LINOLEUM, PLASTICS-BASEDFLOOR COVERINGS:
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OTHER MANUFACTURING:
Food, drink and tobaccoPaper making; printing and publishingRubber products
CONSTRUCTION:
Builders; civilengineering; building repairs; paintingand decorating; plumbing. .
N.8. Includes building and repairoperations of localAuthority.
DISTRIBUTION:
ShopsWholesalersRepair of consumer goodsFilling stations,motor repairScrap dealing “
HOTELS, PUBS, RESTAURANTS,CATERING ETC:
N.8. School, hospital, industrial etc. canteens includedhere only if run by outside catering contractor - otherwisecode to e.g. education
TRANSPORT AND COWUNICAT ION:”
8rit{sh Ra$l.Bus firms
Lorry firmslaxisSea and air transportPost Office .British TelecomTravel agents.. -
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MAIN “EMPLOyER$
Nairn’$;Nairnfloor;8arry,Ost?ereand Shepherd
Smith; Andersoand Co;Tullis RussellO.R.G. paperand Board
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INDUSTRY COOING CATEGORIES (CONT.)..KIRKCALOY “
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CAT.EGORy “DEFINITION ~
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IANKS,FINANCE ETC:
BanksInsurancecom~aniesBuilding societiesEstate agents
.Car hire firmsLawyers, legal firmsAccountants “
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Computer software,consultancyAdvertisi_ies, market research
..:DUCATION:.
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SchoolSCollegesResearch establishments
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IEALTIISERVICES:
N.tl.s.HospitalsNursing homesG.P. practicesknta] surgeons,”dentlstsVets
ITHERSERVICES:
Government e.g, OHSS, Job Centre$ “Local Governn@nt
.Refuse collectionPoltce, fire servicesSocial workReligious bodiesEntertain~nt e.g. cinemas,SportLibrariesLaundriesHairdressing “Cleaning contractors .
~ WHESTIC SERVANTS . -
bookies
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INTERVIEMER‘liDUSTRYCODING CATEGORIES (CONT.)KIRKCALDY .
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CATEGORY DEFINITION -. ..
.ITSTO NOTE: .“) Mairtemployers given for electronics/elKtrical engineer-
‘~(no.31 ) and for mechanical engi~eering (inc. in no.30in order to sharpen up the tricky l~ne between them.
N.8: Even”thoughRosyth is a Naval Dockyard, civilianworkers at Rosyth should be included in ~o.30_calengineetin9$metal goods) u no.92 (other services)
_Domesticservants. These should be put imediatdy in
categorY (other services). Despite what the wording.
of some questionsmight suggest, what their employersdofor a living is not relevant.
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INTERVIEWER INDUSTRY CODING CATEGORIE5
CODE
755
10
20
30
404150606170
80
90
91
77
NORTHAMPTONCATEGORY DEFINITION
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Energy and water supply industries - gas, coal, oil, electricityand water .(inc. oi1, coal and gas exploration, extraction and refining; gas andelectricity boards; water authority)
Manufacture of metals (e.g. iron, steel); manufacture of mineral products (e.gglass, cement); manufacture of chemicals (e.g. drugs, toiletries,pesticides);extraction of minerals and ores other than fuels
Engineering - excer)tfor civil engineering (see no. 50) t inc. electrical~mechanical, electronic and Instrument engineering (e.g. manufactureofelectrical appliancesor equipment, office machinery, computers, scientificinstruments); manufacture of motor vehicles and parts; manufactureOf metal
Other manufacturing (inc. food, drink, tobacco, textiles, furniture,paper,clothing, timber, printing, jewellery, toys, rubber and plastics)
Manufacture of footwear
Construction (inc. builders, painting and decorating, plumbers,building repair,civil engineering,road.bgllding).— —— .Distribution (inc._shop;j retail, wholes dealing in waste ~te~ia~repair
.-—..
of consumer goods and vehicles, petrol stations)
Hotels, pubs, catering (inc. restaurants, clubs, tourfst’accommodation)
Transport and consnunications(inc. railways, buses, taxis, post office,
3anking, finance, insurance, business services (inc. estate agents, lawyers,accountants, banks, market research, advertising, car hire fires, co~utersoftware)
Other services (apartfrom those at no. 91 be]OW)”- inc. personal services (e.g.laundries, hairdressing); domestic servants; cle~ning; T.V. and radio;recreational services; sport; charities, trade unions; religiouswganisations; research and development, tourist services, libraries
Public administrat~on;-local and national Government; social work;DHSS ; education (e.g: schools, colleges); health (e.g. doctors~ dentists~~ets); police; fire; defence -
ION’T KNOU ~ ,-
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INTERVIEWER INDUSTRY CODING CATEGORIES(FOR USE IN SECTION Y OF UORK HISTORY)
ROCH+EMLE.
:ODEE---00
10
2021
t——
30
3132
40.4150~om
80
90
91
a!!E77
CATEGORY DEFINITION
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Energy and water supply industries - gas, coal, oil, electricity and water(inc. oil, coal and gas exploration,extraction and refining; gas andelectricityboards; water authority)
Extraction of minerals and ores other than fuels;” manufacture of metals (e.g.iron and steel); manufacture of mineral products (e.g. cement and glass)
Wwfacturc of chemicals (ir~c.drugs, pesticides, explosives, paint, toiletries
Manufacture of metal goods, inc. in foundries-(such as bolts, hand-tools etc.and inc. shi”p-buildingand motor vehicles/vehicle parts); instrumentengineering (inc. making cameras, watches, scientific instruments)
Mechanical engineering (inc. making office machinery, pumps, valves,construction and earth-moving equipment)
Electrical and electronic engineering (inc. making electric cable, electricalappliances and equipment, computers, telephone equipment)
Other manufacturing except for textiles - see no. 41-{inc. food, drink,tobacco, clothing, footwear, furniture, paper, timber, printing, jewellery, toysrubber and plastics)
Manufacture of man-made fibres, textiles
Construction (inc. builders, painting and decorating, plumbers, building repair,civil engineering, road building)
Distribution (inc. shops, retail, wholesale, hotels, pubs, catering, repair ofconsumer goods and vehicles, petrol stations, dealing in waste materials).“.
Transport and communications (inc. railways, buses, taxis, post office,teleconununicati?ns,boats, travel agents, airlines, airports)
Banking, fin~nce, insurance, business services (inc. estate agents, lawyers,accountants, banks, market research, advertising, car hire firms, computersoftware)
Other services apart from those at 91-93 below - (inc. sanitaryservices;personal services such as laundries, hairdressers; domustic servants; cleaningT.V. and radio; recreational services; sports; charities; trade unions;religious organisations; libraries; tourist services; research anddevelopment
Local and national Government ; public administration; OHSS; county councilspolice; fire;”social services; defence
Education (e.g. school>, colleges)
Health services (ea. doctors. N.H.S., hOsDitalS, dentists. vets]
20N’T KNOW. 43
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INTERVIEWER INDUSTRY CODING CATEGORIESFOR USE IN SECTION Y OF “WORK HISTORY
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SWINDON ““.
;ODE CATEG.ORY DEFINITION
00 Agriculture, forestry and fishitig.
Energy and water supply industries - gask coal, oi1, electricity and water (inc.
10 oil, coal and gas exploration,extraction and refining; gas and electricityboards; water authority)
Extraction of minerals and ores other than fuels;
20manufacture of metals (e.g.
iron and steel); manufactureof mineral products (e.g.cement and glass);manufacture of chemicals (inc.drugs., pesticides, toiletries, explosives, paint)
30 Electrical and electronicengineering (inc.”manufacture.ofelectricalappliance: or equipment) .
31 Manufacture of motor vehicles and parts (inc. cars, tractors, taxis, lorries)
32 Rai1way engineering (BREL)
Other metal goods manufacturing(inc. ship-building); other types of engineering
33 such as mechanical engineering(inc. making office machinery, pumps, valves) orinstrument engineering, (inc.making cameras, watches, scientific instruments)but not civil engineering - see no. 50
40 Other manufacturing (inc.food, drink, tobacco, clothing, textiles, footwear,furniture, paper, timber, printing, jewellery, toys, Fubber and plastics)
50 Construction (inc. builders,painting and decorating, plumbers, building repair,civil engineering, road building)
60 Retail distribution (inc.shops)
61 ltholesale distribution (inc.food, petrol, clothes, stationery,tobacco)..
62 Hotels; catering (e.g.restaurants,pubs, canteens); repair of consumer goodsand vehicles
-70Transport and conmnunications(inc. railways, buses, taxis, post office,teleconwnunications,boats, travel agents, airlines, airports)..
80 ~Insurance services
Other banking, finance and business services (inc. estate agents, lawyers,
81 accountants, banksrmacket research, advertising, car hire firms, computersoftware)
Local and national Government; public administration; DHSS; social services;
90 police; fire; defencq education (e.g. schools, colleges); medical andother health services”(e.g.doctors, dentists, vets)
Other services inc. personalservices such as laundries, h~~dressers;
91 domestic servants; cleanlng; T.V. and radio; recreational services; sPorts;charities; trade unions; religious-organisations; libraries; touristservices; research and development ‘1c..a ,
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LIFE HISTORYINTERVIEWER
GUIDE
ASKW READ OUT FOR AI-L
I’d like now to find out about some of the major events that haveoccured in your life. Each of the columns on this grid (SHOULIFE HISTORY GRIO) represents a past year, and 2‘d like to fi11 inthe dates of certain major events in your life from when you wereaged 14 to the present day, to build up a complete picture of yourpast. Firstly, in what year were you born ?
%
(i) WORK OUT WHEN RESPONDENT WAS 14, USING TABLE BELOU
(ii) [;~~6~N YEARS AT TOP OF GRID, FROM AGE 14 TO PRESENT YEAR
YEAR OFBIRTH
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
14 YEARSOLD
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
YEAR OFBIRTH
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
14 YEARSOLD
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
YEAR OFBIRTH
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
14 YEARSOLD
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980. 4:
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PAS l1500/Ms/LHI .
A - WHERE LIVED (NO CARD NECESSARY).
[ASK l.- “
fWhere were you living when you were 14 years old ? PROMPT, IFNECESSARY,’TO GET THE DETAIL REQUIRED FOR THE GRID
L UiHilF’-COUNTR=- TOUN/CITY ANO COUNTY/REGION
piss 2? ‘ When was the first time you moved after that ?1
ESTABLISH THE YEAR OR AGE OF THE NEXT MOVE AND WHERE MOVED TO.
IF NEVER MOVED ATALL, GO TO NEXT SECTION (B).
~DO wRITE IN TOWN/CITY AND COUNTY/REGION AND COUNTRY (1F APPROPRIATE)UNDER YEAR OF MOVE— A
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+,ASK 3- When was the next time you moved ?
ESTABLISH THE YEAR OR AGE OF THE NEXT t40VEAND WHERE PIOVEDTO.
I IF NO MORE MOVES, GO TO NEXT SECTION (B) I.-
DO WRITE IN TOWN/cIIY AND cOUNTy/REGlON AND $OUNTRY (1F APPROPRIATE)UNDER YEAR OF MOVE .
INOW RETURN TO+I-] ANO KEEP ON ASKING ABOUT MOVES UNTIL RECORDEDALL MOVES UP THE PRESENT DAY. (N.B. THE RESPONDENT OBVIOUSLY MUST ENDUP LIVING IN.THE SURVEY TOWN/CITY)
i NOTES
(i) DON’T ASSUME THAT IF THEY ARE LIVING IN THE SAME TOWN NOUAShlHEN THEY UERE 14 THATTHEY HAVEN’TMOVED AHAY IN THE MEANTIME - (MAY HAVE MOVED AHAY THEN MVED BACK)●
I (ii) RECORD ~MOVES, EVEN IF MITHIN THEME TOUN OR CITY. GENERALLY, A MOVE IS A
I CHANGE OF ADDRESS.
~ (iii) IF THEY MOVED TWICE OR MORE IN THE SAME YEAR, JUST ldRITEIN THE FINAL MOVE, I.E.WHERE THEY ENDED UP IN THAT YEAR.
I (iv) IF THEY HAD MORE THAN ONE HOME - E.G. MERE AT BOARDING SCHOOL OR UNIVERSITY FORPART OF YEAR AND LIVING UITH PARENTS FOR REST, OR WORKED OVERSEAS (INC. ARMEDFORCES) FOR PART OF YEAR BUT HAD A HOME ELSEWHERE ALSO - ESTABLISH IN WHICHPLACE THEY SPENT (IN TOTAL) M14TOF THE YEAR AND RECORO IT ONLYe >
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rAS 11500/MS/LHI -3-
B- YOUR HOME*(SHOW CARDB).
%TttIS IS WHAT ME USUALLY CALL TENURE)
IASKI.- SHOU CARD B Which of the descriptions on this card best describesthe home you lived in when you were 14years old ?. J
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Do URITE IN CODE NUMBER ~ IN THE AGE 14 COLUMN. “DON’T KNOU = 7
,ASK2.- STILL SHOWING CARD B Has the descriptionof your home changed atall at any time since then ?
~ pROMpT FOR EACH CHANGE IN TURN (H CHANGE UA$ TO AND !&MIT UAS)
I IF IQ GO TO NEXT SECTION (C) I
Do WRITE IN NEW CODE(S) UNDER APPROPRIATE YEAR(S) FOR EACH CHANGE INTURN. DON’T KNOW = 7
4
SHOW CARD B1. OWNER-OCCUPIEDHOME
RENTED FROM COUNCIL, HOUSING AUTHORITY OR DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION;: RENTED PRIVATELY4. RENTED FROM EHPLOYEROR FREE WITH JOB5. HOTEL, HOSTEL, BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION OR INSTITUTION (e.g. boarding
school, barracks,nurses home).6. OTHER (PLEASE SPECIFY)7. (D0N17 K+Jou)
NOTES
(i) CAN HAVE A CHANGE OF TENURE ~~~ A MOVE (E.G. IF BOUGHT THE COUNCIL HOUSE WERE .LIVING IN). AS A RESULT, YOU MAY HAVE SOME CHANGESON ROH B FOR A YEAR IN WHI.CHYOU HAVE NONOVE RECORDED AT A.
(ii) CONVERSELY, IT IS POSSIBLE FOR TENURE TO STAY THE SAME EVEN THOUGH SOMEONE HASMOVED (E.G. MOVING FROM ONE OWNER-OCCUPIED HOME TO ANOTHER). IN THESE CASES, YOUMILL FIND ANOVE ON ROHADOES~ HAVE ARECORO AT&.
iii) IF TENURE CHANGED TWICE OR MORE IN THE SAME YEAR, ESTABLISH WHAT THE FINAL SITUATIONHAS, AND CODE THIS&IT’S A CHANGE FROM THE LAST CODE (OTHERWISE IGNORE IT).
(iv) IF THEY HAD MORE THAN ONE HOME - E.G. UERE AT BOARDING SCHOOL OR UNIVERSITY FORPART OF YEAR AND LIVING MITH PARENTS FOR REST, OR UORKED OVERSEAS (INC. ARMEDFORCES) FOR PARTOF YEAR BUT HAD A ffOMEELSEWHERE ALSO - ESTABLISH INHHICH PLACETHEY SPENT (IN TOTAL) MOST OF THE YEAR AND RECORD THE TENURE OF THIS PLACE ONLY.(N.B. THE PLACE CHOSEN~ THESE CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD BE THAT ALREADY RECORDED AT A.)
(V) ::jATf:~Y 6 ON SHOW CARD (“OTHER”) INCLUDES MEN IN THE NAVY LIVING ON BOARD SHIP IN. . 434.
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PAS 11500/MS/LH1 -4-.
C- QUALIFICATIONS (SHOW CARD%)‘THIS IS A “DOUBLE-SIZED”CARD - ON THE LEFT ARE QUALIFICATIONS USUALL~GAINEO ATSCHOOL AND ON THE RIGHT ARE THOSE ~ GAINED AFTER LEAVING SCHOOL, BUT THERECAN BE SOME OVERLAP.
‘ASK1.~ SHOW CARD C Did you have any qualifications when you were 13?7
IF YES, ESTABLISH WHICH.
DO IF HAO QUALIFICATIONSAT AGE 14: WRITE IN THE TWO-DIGITCOOE UNDERAGE 14.00N’T KNOW = 77
IF HAD NO QUALIFICATIONS AT AGE 14: WRITE IN~UNDER AGE 14DON’T KNOW = 77
ASK2.* STILL SHOWING CARD C Have you obtained any (further)qualificationssince then ?lF YES: ESTABLISH HHICH, AND ~ THEY HERE GAINEO
I ~ GO TO NEXT SECTION (D)
~Do MRITL IN TWO-DIGIT COOE OF QUALIFICATION(S) UNDER YEAR(S) IN WHICHI WERE GAINED.
‘NOW MAKE SURE RESPONDENT HAS GIVEN YOU DETAILS OFU THE QUALIFICATIONS1
THEY HAVE.
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iNOTES
I(i) WRITE IN & QUALIFICATIONS GAINEO, EVEN REPEATS OF THE SAME COOE (E.G. GOT SOME
I“01’LEVEL$I)NE YEARANO SOME MORE LATER ON IN ANOTHER YEAR).
I (ii) IF RESPONDENT GAINED TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF QUALIFICATION (1.E. OIFFERENT CODES)IN SAME YEAR, WRITE IN BOTH, WITH AOIAGONAL LINE BETWEEN CODES, THUS:
I El02
03
I; (iii) REMEMBER THAT A SCOT CAN HAVE ENGLISH QUALIFICATIONS, AND VICE VERSA.
(iv) IF THE QUALIFICATIONDOESN’TFIT ONE OF THE PRELISTEO ITEMS ilRITEIN 76~
1 DETAILS OF THE QUALIFICATION .ii (v) IT IS THE YEAR OF ACTUALLY OFFICIALLY RECEIVING THE QUALIFICATION THAT SHOULO BEI RECORDED - NOT THE YEAR OF SITTING THE EXAM.
/,,;) IC orcmmr;uas Nn nllAITF~~ATlfiN<AT 411.Ulll.ONI.YRF COOFD 00 AT AGE-14 4$6
IPAS 11500/MS/LH-C,N,S,R
SCHOOL QUALIFICATIONS:
ENGLAND/UALES
01 CSE (other than Grade 1)
02 GCE “O” level,Certificate of
03 GCE “A” level
SCOTLAND
or Grade 1 CSE, or SchoolMatriculation
04 SCE “O” level. or Lower Grade SLC(Scottish Lea;lng Certificate) or SUPE(Scottish Universities Preliminary Exam)
05 SCE Higher, or SLC/SUPE Higher Grade
06 Certificate of Sixth Year Studies
[QUALIFICATIONSI
CERTIFICATES
OTHER QUALIFICATIONS:
07
08
09
10
11
12
City and Guilds
ONC/OND (Ordinary National Certificate orDiploma), or SNC/SND (Scottish)
HNC/HND (Higher National Certificate orDiploma),or SHNC/SHND (Scottish)
University Certificate/Diploma (not Degree)
SCOTVEC National Certificate
SCOTBEC/SCOTEC Certificate/Diploma
OTHER QUALIFICATIONS BY PASSING EXAMS
13 Clerical and Coasnercial(e.g. typing, shorthandor book-keeping)
14 Nursing (e.g. SRN, SEN)
15 Teaching
16 Other Professional (e.g. law, medicine)
17 University or CNM Degree
OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
18 Completion of trade apprenticeship
19 Professioniilqualification without sitting exam
76 Other (please specify)
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c-,..PAS 11500/MS/LH1 . 6.
D- MARRIAGE*(sHow CARD D)* N.8. HE ARE CONCERNED HERE WITH~ MARITAL STATUS, LIVING ARRANGEMENTS (MHICH
MIGHTINVOLVE A DIFFERENT PARTNER) ARE DEALT HITH AT SECTION E.
~;-::R::’Ou ‘hen‘0”““ 14‘(Can I just check) Hhich one of these descriptions
IDOHRITE IN GRID:(i) THE CODE CHOSEN (NEARLYALtfAYS+ - SINGLE) IN THE ROU HARKED
T “cOoE”uNOERAOON’Tw=7(ii) IN THE ROW ABOVE (tiRKEO “MONTH”)URIiE ’00‘ (UNLESS RESPONIIENTHAPPENEO TO MARRY IN THAT YEAR, INUHICH CASE ENTERNONTHOFMARRIAGEAS ATWO-OIGIT CODE (01-12). DON’T KNOM”= 77)
.AsK2m~ STILL SHOIdINGCARO O - READ OUT AS APPROPRIATE When did you firstg~ another of thesegroups ?IF YES: PROMPT FOR MONTH ASMELL AS YEAR OF EVENT/CHANGEAND WHICHSITUATIONIT WAS TO.—
I lF NO: GO TO NEXT SECTION (E)
IDO I uRITE IN THE TUO-OIGIT COOE FOR THE HONTH ANO THE ONE-OIGITCOOE FORMARITAL STATUS CtfANGEOTO UNOER THE RELEVANT YEAR
ASK 3? STILL SHOWING CAR(I} Has your situation ever changed to one of theother groups on this card at any time since then ?~ pROMpT FOR EACH CHANGE IN TURN (g CHANGE WAS TO AN’ ~
.JFNO: GO TO NEXT SECTION (E)
powRITE IN NINCODE(S) o MONTH(S)0FCHAN6E(S) UNDER APPROPRIATEYEAR(S)FOR EACH CHAN~! IN TURN.
.
[ SHOW CARO O
i: ~!i;[D3. SEPARATED4. IIIVORCED5. WIOOWED7. (DON’T KNOU)
NOTES(i) OON’T FORGET THE MONTH !
I (ii) IF mO EVENTS OCCUR IN S~E YEAR (E.G. DIVORCEANDREMARRIAGE, OR MARRIEDANDUIDOWEO)WRITE IN 80TH CODES, WITH AOIAGONAL LINE BETWEEN. SIMILARLY,WRITE IN
IBOTH MONTH$ WITH A~E BETWEEN.
(iii) THE ONLY OPTIONS FOR CHANGE ~144EOIATELy AFTER BiARRIAGEARE SEPARATED, DIVORCEDAND WIOOUEO. SINGLE MEANS NEVER BEEN M4RRIED.
(iv) STRICTLYSPEAKING,“COMMONLAW” MRRIAGE DOESN’T COUNTAS “MARRIED” IN THIS SECTION,! BUT OON‘T PUSH YOUR QUERIES BEYOND THE POINT OF OIBARRASSMENT.[ (v) “SEPARATED” (COOE 3) HEANS STILL LEGALLY HARRIED TO SOMEONE 8UT
THEMAS A RESULT OF MARITAL BREAKDOWN (RATHER LIVIN6APART~
I , :, c~c~o~~~sucH As ‘E~NO OF JOB)-,..- .- .- --e-.-!- ... --.,-.....--.-- -- .-- .- ..
LIVING APART8ECAUSEQF 0“---- -
$+ 115oo/14s/LHI -7-
E- LIVING ARRANGEMENTS(SHOW URD E).IN A CONVENTIONAL SITUATION “PARTNER” HERE MILL MEAN SPOUSE, BUT THE PARTNER CAN ALSO BEA BOYFRIEND/GIRLFRIENDLIVED WITH BEFORE, DURING, OR AFTER MARRIAGE TO SONEONE ELSE.
*
,ASK l.%
SHOW CARD E Uhich ~of these living arrangements applied to youwhen you were 14 years old ?
. DO I WRITE IN CODE UNDERAGE 14
ASK 2* STILL SHOWING CARD E Has it changed at all since then ?IF YES: ROMPT FOR~H CHANGE IN TURN (~ CHANGE tiASTO ANDWHEN ITUAS)HO: GO TO NEXT SECTION (F)
. DO wRITE IN NEU CODE(S) UNDER APPROPRIATE YEAR(S) FOR EACH CHANGE INTURN. DON’T KNOU = 7
,*
SHOU CARD E
I WAS LIVING .....\l IN PARENT’S OR PARTNER’S PARENT’S HOME
.... WITHA PARTNER 2: ::: IN QjJ&HOUSEHOLD13. ● .. ELSEUHERE
! IN PARENT’S OR PARTNER’S PARENT’S HOME● ... WITHOUT A PARTNER g: ::: IN~ HOUSEHOLD
16● ..* ELSEklHERE
NOTES
(i) IT IS POSSIBLE TO CHANGE PARTNERS HITHOUTCHANGING THE?.IVINGARRANGENENT” CODE.IF ACOIJPLE (MARRIED OR OTHERWISE) LIVED IN THEIR OUN SEPARATE HOK, ONE OF THEMLEFT, AND THE OTHER WAS JOINED BY AN UNBROKEN SUCCESSION OF NEU PARTNERS, THE$O~ETUOULD R~MAIN 2 THROUGHOUT,AND YOU WOULD ONLY WRITE IN CODE 20NCE, FOR THE
(ii) 1/ ?HEIPRIFE IWO OR MORE CHANGES OF CODE DURING ONE YEAR, ESTABLISH WHAT THE FINAL~{TUATION HAS, AND CODE THIS &IT’S ACHANGE FROM THE LAST CODE (OTHERUISEIGNORE
(iii) AS FOR ‘WHERE LIVED” (A) AND “YOUR HOME” (B), IF THE RESPONDENT HAS LIVING IN ONEPLACE FOR PART OF THE YEAR ANO SOMEWHERE ELsE FOR THE RE~INOER (E.G. AWAY ATUNIVERSITY OURING TERM 6UTliO14EIfiTHE HOLIOAYS, OR MORKING ABROAD FOR SEVERALMONTHS WITH LONG HOLIDAY$ATHOK iNuOK.) E$TABLI$H INuHIcH PLAcE THEY SPENT(IN TOTAL) MOST OF THE YEAR. ANO RECORO THE LIVING ARRANGEMENT IN RELATION TO THIS,
PAS
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11500/MS/LHI1,
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F- PARTNER’d ACTIVITY (SHOWCARDF)* THIS REFERS TO PARTNERS (SPOUSE OR OTHERWISE) DURING THE TIME THE RESPONDENTHAS LIVING
WITH THEM. UE’RE NOT INTERESTED IN THE ACTIVITY OF SEPARATED SPOUSES OR PARTNERSWITHMHOM THE RESPONDENTHAS NOT LIVING (EVEN IF STILL LEGALLY MARRIED TO THEM).
O IF RESPONDENT HAS NEVER LIV=UITH A PARTNER (I.E. NEVER BEEN COOEO 1, 2, 3 IN ROWE) YOUCAN SKIP “F” ALTOGETHER,AND GO TO “G”.
t YOU DON’T NECESSARILYHAVE TO HAVE ACOOE UNOER AGE 14: THE STARTING POINT FOR COOESAT“F” IS THE APPEARANCE~HE FIRST PARTNER AT “E” (I.E. FIRST TIME COOEO 1, 2, 3AT E)
lAsKI.~ SHOW CARO F Which of these descriptions applied to your partnerwhen you first started livingwith him/her in .... (REAOOUT YEARWHEN FIRS? CODEO 1, 2, 3 INROU E) ?\
!DO NRITE IN TWO-DIGIT CODE CHOSEN UNDER APPROPRIATE YEAR.DON’T KNOW = 77 I
TM -TILL SHOWING CARD F Oid the description of the activityof the ‘
partner you were living with change at all after that ?PROMPT FOR EACH CHANGE IN ‘w~’cHANGE HAS TOANO~
I IF NO: GO TO NEXT SECTION (G) J~, DO I WRITE IN NEW CODE(S) CHANGEO TO UNDER APPROPRIATE YEAR(S) FOR EACH
CHANGE IN TURN
II 01 sE~F.EMpLoyED
SHOW CARO F10 PERMANENTLY SICK OR OISABLEO
02 IN PAIO EMPLOYMENT: FULL-TIME 11 FULLY RETIRED FROM WORK03 IN PA1O EMPLOYMENT: PART-TIME 12 FULL-TIME STUDENT/ATSCHOOL14 ON MATERNITYLEAVE 13 FULL-TIME HOUSEWORK (NO PAIO JOB)
, 06 UORKING ON A GOVT. SCHEME 76 OTHER (SPECIFY)~ 09 UNEMPLOYED 77 (DON’T KNOW)
; (i)
iII (ii)I;~iiil
!I
NOTES
PARTNERSCAN CHANGE WITHOUT A CHANGE IN THE ACTIVITY CODE (E.G. MOVING FROM ONEEMPLOYEO PARTNER TO ANOTHER, WITH OR WITHOUT A BREAK BETWEEN, UILL REQUIRE ONLY~COOE FOR PARTNER’S ACTIVITY, UNIIERTHE YEAR WHEN THE FIRST PARTNER FIRSTAPPEARED IN ROWE).
REMEMBER-ACTIVITY~CHANGE FOR THE~AME PARTNER (E.G. FROM FULL-TIMEEMPLOYMENTTO UNEMPLOYMENT) SO YOU*O HAVE A CHANGE OF CODE AT “F” WITH NO CHANGEABOVE AT “E”.
IF THE ACTIVITY OF A PARTNER CHANGEOTUICE OR MORE IN ONE YEAR, ESTABLISHUHICHCOOE APPLIED TO THE GREATEST PART OF THE YEAR. IF THAT CODE IS ACHANGE FRONTHE LAST ACTIVITY CODED INAN EARLIER YEAR, WRITE IT IN - OTHERWISE, IGNORE IT.IF THIS NEANS THE LAST CHANGE IN THAT YEAR IS NOM UNCOOEO (BECAUSE IT WASN’TTHE SITUATION THAT PREVAILED FOR MOSTOF THE YEAR) HOVE IT INTO THE NEXT YEAR.
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*AS l1500/Ms/LHI “9-
G‘BIRTH/RETURN OF OWN+ CHILDREN (NO CARD NEEDED)
+~.Ba HE ARE CONC;RNED HERE ONLY UITH THE RESPONDENT’S NATURAL OFFSPRING. ADOPTED/STEP/FOSTER CHILDREN ARE COVERED AT H.
o TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF EVENT CAN BE RECORDED IN ROW G:
(i) BIRTHS(ii) RETURN OF OWN CHILDREN To THE PARENTAL HOME AFTER LEAVING (ROW I) ANO
WHILE STILL UNDER 18.
BIRTHS
(THIS SECTION MUST BE ASKED OF EVERYONE,~LE ANO FEMALE, REGARDLESS OF THEIR MARRIAGE/PARTNERSHIP HISTORY)
~K l.-
Have”you ever had any children of your own ? I mean apart fromchildren adoDted or fostered. or for whom You became stermarentn ‘rd’:n’ONExTs- ‘-IF YESi ESTABLISH~ ANO YEAR AND MONTH OF BIRTH OF uRESPONDENT ‘S OWN (NATURAL) CH~REN )
wDO FOR EACH CHILD ENTER IN GRID ~ (IN “NAME” ROW)AND MONTH OF BIRTH(AS TWO DIGITS IN “MONTH” ROW. DON‘T KNOW = 77) UNDE~PROPRIATEYEAR.ALSO: GIVE EACH CHILD A UNIQUE NUMBER (01, 02, 03 ETC.) FROM ELDEST— TO YOUNGEST ANO ENTER IN “NO!’ROW UNDER NAME. NOTE; IT IS
A THO-DIGIT NUMBER
RETURNS
YOU DO NOT NEED TO ASK ABOUT THESE AT THIS POINT. IN SECTION I YOU WILL IDENTIFY IFAND WHEN EACH CHILD STOPPED LIVING MITHTHE RESPONDENT. YOU WILL THEN CHECK FOR ANYRETURNING BEFORE THE AGE OF 18, ANO ENTER THIS INFORMATION BACK INTO ROW G, UNDER THEAPPROPRIATE YEAR.
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NOTES ON BIRTHS
(i) MCORD THE -LIVE81RTH OF ALL RESPONDENT‘S NATURAL CHILDREN. IT DOESN’T MATTERIF THEY DIDN’T STAY WITH THE RESPONDENT,OR IF THEY DIED SOON AFTER BIRTH - THISWILL BE DEALT WITH IN SECTION I.
(if) ~~O&IES BORN IN THE SANE YEAR - WRITE IN BOTH NAMES, ltITHA OIAGONAL LINETHERE SHOULD ALSO BE A DIAGONAL LINE BETWEEN THE MONTHS OF BIRTH.
(IF TWI~S3 THE SAME MONTH HILL BE REPEATED). SQUEEZE IN TRIPLETS AS BEST YOUCAN !
(iii) T’WINS/TRIPLETSSHOULD SIMPLY BE GIVEN CHILD NOS. IN SEQUENCE (E.G. FIRST BORNTWINS WILL BE 01/02). . ---
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H ‘ARRIVAL/RETURN OF OTHER CHILDREN y=:]
ARRIVALS - TO BE ASKED OF ALL RESPONDENTS
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@SKm14 “Have you ever adopted, fostered or become the guardian or step-parent of any children under age 18 ?~F NO: GO TO SECTION I (IF ANY BIRTHS RECORDED AT G) OR TO WORKHISTORY (IF NO BIRTHS RECORDED AT G).u-. ESTABLISH u OF EACH SUCH CHILD AND MONTH AND MWHEN RESPONDENT BECAME RESPONSIBLE FOR CHILD (~ MONTH AND YEAROF CHILD’S BIRTH). =
!DO FOR EACH CHILD ENTER IN GRID NAME (IN “NAME” ROId)AND HONTH WHENI
RESPONDENT BECAME RESPONSIBLE~ HIM/HER (AS TMO DIGITS IN “MONTH”ROW. DON‘T KNOW = 77) UNDER APPROPRIATE YEAR. I
1ALSO: GIVE EACH CHILO AN UNIQUE NUMBER (01, 02, 03ETC) FROM
THE CHILO THE RESPONDENT BECAME RESPONSIBLE FOR FIRST TO THEMOST RECENT. START NUM6ERING FROM WHERE NUMBERS ENDED FORNATURAL CHILDREN (SECTION G). ENTER IN “NO!’ROW UNDER NAME.NOTE: IT IS A TWO-OIGIT NUMBER
RETURNS——THESE WILL BE CODEO AS A RESULT OF QUESTIONING IN SECTION I
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I
I~ (iii)
I
NOTES ON ARRIVALS
“ARRIVALS- AGED 18AND OVER 00 NOT COUNT
THIS SECTION IS MEANT TO INCLUDE RESPONDENT’S “TAKING ON” THE EXISTING CHILDREN(AGED !)l~ 18) OF A NEW PARTNER, INCLUOIhG SITUATIONS WHERE IT IS THE RESPONDENTUHO MOVEO INTO AN EXISTING HOUSEHOLD.
IF THE RESPONDENT IS ADAMANT THAT hE/StiEACCi7TS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CAREOF EXISTING CHILDREN OF ANEU ?AZTNER (EVEN iF CHILDREN NOW LIVING WITHRESPONDENT) THEY 00 NOT COUNT.
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THIS SECTION APPLIES TO ALL CHILDREN RECOROEDATG AND H. EACH ONE THAT IS NOLONGER LIVING IIIITHTHE RESPONDENT NEEDS TO BE SHOUNAS LEAVING (AT LEAST ONCE),
N.B. LEAVING INCLUDES DYING. IF THE QUESTIONING BELOM REVEALS THAT ACHILD HAS DIED,RECORD THIS AS LEAVING ANO, OBVIOUSLY, MAKE THAT THE LAST ENTRY (CHRONOLOGICALLY)FOR THAT CHILD. BUT DO HAKE SURE THAT EARLIER PERIODS OF A8SENCE (IIHENAGEDUNDER 18) ARE NOT MISSED.
LEAVING/RETURNING:
lmK I*~SK FOR EACH CHILD FROMG AND ’H”IN ~:livinu with you ? ..
,~~ GO OfiTO NEXT CHILD, OR WORK HISTORY IF NO MORE CHILDRENJ=$ ESTABLISH U HHEN FIRST LEFT.
IDO ENTER IN GRID CHILD’S M AND ~ (FROM GORH) INROWIUNDER YEAR FIRST LEFT. THEN GO ON TO “ASK 2“ BELOU.
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IASK2* OR SAME CHILO ASK: What age was ... (NAME) when he/she firstStODDed livina with vou ?
q IF-~i!DiR18 A~K: “’tid-o.. (NN4E) live with you again at all ?“~ NO MORE ENTRIES REQUIRED FOR THIS CHILD
+3!!.;ERwhat age was ... (NAME) when he/she first returned ?: NO MORE ENTRIES REQUIRED FOR THIS CHILD
‘ESTABLISH -ANOYEAR14HEN FIRsT RETURNED .L!L!Em[DO MAKEA=E NTRY OF THAT C ILD S~AO~ILDtiqAND-OF
RETURN IN ROW G OR H (AS APPR8PRI:TE) UNDE[ THE RELEVANT YEAR.
-Now FIND OUT IF CHILD HAS EVER STOPPEO LIVING UITH RESPONDENT AT ANYOTHER TIME(S), AND RECORD OETAILS OFuLEAVING/RETURNUNOERAGE 18.
N.B. IF THE LAST ENTRY ISA RETURN (UNDER 18) 00 AFIML CHECKON. WHETHER OR NOT THE CHILD STILL LIVES MITH THE RESPONDENT. IF
NOT, RECORD THE NEXT LEAVING UNDER THE APPROPRIATE YEAR,REGARDLESS OF AGE, SO THAT ME KNOW THIS CHILO IS IN FACT NOLONGER PART OF THE RESPONDENT’S HOUSEHOLD.
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
NOTES
IF A PERIOD OF ABSENCE, OR RETURN, AMOUNTS TO LESS WAN 6MONTHS OF A YEAR IGN&E IT.
W!U!!W RETURNS ARE ONLY RECORDED (AT G OR H) IF THE CHILD Is U_,AT TM TIMTHUS, A CHILD SHOULD NEVER BE SHOUN AS LEAVING MORE THAN ONCE-AGE 18.
IF TWOOR MORE CHILDREN LEAVE OR RETURN IN THE SAME YEAR, ENTER THEPIBOTH (OR ALL),DRAMING DIAGONAL LINES BETWEEN NAMES (AND NONTHS, IF RETURN)TOMME SITUATIONCLEAR.
IF RESPONDENT~OR RESPONDENT’S PARTNER, GIVES BIRTH TO A LIVE BABY UHICH THEN EITHERDIES OR IS IMMEDIATELY ADOPTED THIS SHOULOBE RECORDED AS ALEAVING (IN ROUI) INTHE SAME YEAR AS THE BIRTH.
“LEAVING” IS NOT NECESSARILY ALWAYS ACHILO LEAVING HOHE, AS ITCOULO BE ~HE 4&@F<PONn~NT l~8V7UC Tur wht!ecuntn -n I .t,~ -, --- ,, ---- . . -. - - - - -
~AS’?1500/MS/lJHI .. -12------, 1
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THE kJORKHISTORY IS ABOUTTHE RESPONDENT’S WORK AND/ORALTERNATIVE ACTIVITIES-(SUCHASUNEMPLOYMENT OR BEING A HOUSEWIFE)+OR ANY PERIODS UHEN &TAN EMPLOYEE/SELF-EilPLOYED.IT IS COMPLETED IN TWO STAGES:
I.PARTS J-OTHESE ESTABLISH BASIC DETAILS OF THE RESPONDENT’S PAST IN RELATION TO UORK~ANYPERIODS WHEN NOT UORKING.
ANY CHANGE IN -ACTIVITY STATUS
: TYPE OF WORKo EMPLOYER....... OR ANY COMBINATION OF THESE
IS CALLEO AN “EVENT” IN THE WORK HISTORY. YOU MILL BE RECORDING DETAILS OF EACHSUCCESSIVE EVENT. HORTEST PERIOD ALLOWED FOR AN EVENT IS ONE MONTN - EVENTSOF DURATION LESS THANHONE MONTH SHOULD BE IGNOREO.
RECORDING DATES
THE FIRST ANO LAST THING YOU MILL BE DOING UHEN RECORDINGAN EVENT IS WRITING INTHE START ANO FINISH DATES (RESPECTIVELY) OF THAT EVENT. THE DATES ARE MONTH (01-12) AND YEAR (LAST TWO DIGITS). IF THE RESPONDENT CANNOT REMEMBER A MONTHEXACTLY, PROMPT FOR THE SEASONa ANO RECORD AS FOLLOWS:
SPRING :%SUMMERAUTUMN = 44WINTER ‘s(DON’T KNow)= 77
FOR A YEAR THAT CANNOT BE REMEMBERED. USE CODE 07.
N.B. THE START DATE OF ANY ONE EVENT lfJISIBETHE SN!E AS THEm OATE OF THE PREVIOUSEVENT, SO THAT A CONTINUOUS CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE IS ESTABLISHED.
FORGOTTEN EVENTS
EACH EVENT IN THE WORK HISTORY IS RECOROED ON ASEPARATE LINE OF THE GRIO, NUNBERED01, 02, 03ETC. AS MENTIONED BEFORE, THE EVENTS SHOULD RUN IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER,FROM EVENT NO. 01 ONWAROS. IF THE RESPONDENT FORGETS AN EVENT IN THE LOGICALSEQUENCE, BUT REMEMBERS IT LATER ON, ENTER IT IN ONE OF THE UNNUMBERED LINES ON THELAST SHEET OF THE GRID, ANO INDICATE ldHEREiT SHOULO FOLLOW IN THE SEQUENCE OFEVENTS (E.G. EVENT NO. “04A”, TO GO AFTER 04).ALSO, ASTERISK THE EVENT LINE IN THEWIN GRID AFTER WHICH IT SHOULD LIE, TO ALERT THE PUNCHERTO THE FACT THATANADDITIONAL LINE HAS TO BE INSERTED.
MORE THAN ONE JOB
IF A RESPONDENT HAS MORE THAN ONE JOB AT THE ONE TINE YOU SHOULD ONLY RECORD OETAILSOF WHICHEVER THE RESPONDENT CONSIDERS TO 8E HIS/HERMAINJOB (GENERALLY THE ONE WHICHEARNS THE GREATEST AMOUNT OF MONEY).
2. PARTS P-ZP-X RECORD MORE DETAIL ON EVERY ~YEO EVENT OR SELF-EMPLOYED EVENTESTABLISHED AT K.
Y-Z RECORD MORE OETAIL ON EACH mLOYER OR SELF-EMPLOYEO PERIOO ESTABLISHEOATN. 44&-..
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‘$(KJO-EACH EVENT: DATES & ACTIVITY CflDESSHOW CARD I
+When was the first time you stopped being a full-time student ? It ● mean apart from vacations, or doing vacation jobs ? PROMPT FOR
.MNTH AND Y~ !I
;DOWRITE IN MONTH AND YFAR IN ROW 01 UNDER COLUMN J . DON‘T KNOW JMONTH = 77 ANO YEAR = ~. IN.B. IF RESPONDENT HAS NEVER STOPPED BEING A FULL-TINE STUDENT, SKIP ~
WHOLE OF WORK HISTORY AND GO TO Q.1 IN MAIN Q’AIRE. 1
“ :ASK 2~~ou CARD K Which of these types of activity did you initiallychange to in ... (READ OUT MONTH AND YEAR JUST RECORDED AT J) ?
~DO WRITE IN DOUBLE-DIGIT CODE CHOSEN UNDER COLUMN K, IN ROU 01, JO NOTACCEPT CODES 12 (FULL-TIME STUDENT), 14 (MATERNITY LEAVE) OR 11(RETIRED).
I DON’T KNOW = 77 I
. .\ \
;Now IF WORKING (CODES 01, 02, 03, 06): ASK L-N FOR THIS EVENT (SEE PAGE15 OF GUIDE).
HER ACTIVITY: PROMPT FOR NEXT EVENT, AS BELOH
*IASK 3* SHOW CARD K After that, when was the- time your situationchanged, even if it was only a change for a month or so. By ‘change”I mean ....
.... a change to one of the other types of situationonthis list
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(including a switch from ful1-time to part-time work,!2!!&xl or vice versa, in the same job)
WORKING ““““ or a change in the type of work you did, or the level
**=01 of responsibility in the job
● ● **. or a change to a aifferent employer.
m ““””or any corhination of these ?
I PROMPT FOR MONTH AND Y~CF CHANGE
~ HRITE IN.MONTtiAND UNDER “START OF EVENT” COLUMN~Do ( J ) ON NEXT EVENT ROW. ALSO WRITE IN SAME DATE UNDER “~OF EVENT”
COLUMN ( O ) FOR&T EVENT~ORDED
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j!MK4.~ SHOW CARD ~ Which of these types of situation applied to you as a Iresult of that change ?
I
:DO WRITE IN ACTIVITY COGE UNGER COLUMN K FOR THAT EVENT.i N.B. IT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE A DIFFERENT CODE FROM THE PREVIOUS EVENT,
IF THE CHANGE ldA$IhiTYPE OF WO~ OR .fMPLOYFR,
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IF WORKING (COOESOI, 02, 03, 06~: ASK L-NFOR THIS EVENT (SEE PAGE ~5 OF GUIDE)8*IVnTurllnr-**t--.# m--.,----- .
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;’;~ THE PREVIOUS SEQUENCE OF QUESTIONING SHOULD BE REPEATED UNTIL THE SITUATION● THAT IS APPLICABLE TOOAY (I.E. THE DAY OF THE INTERVIEN) IS REACHED. SO YOUR
LAST ACTIVITY CODE IN COLUMN K MILL BE THE RESPONDENT’S CURRENT SITUATION.T~E “ENOOFE VENT” COLUMN ( O“) FOR THECURRENT SITUATION SHOW B~QIQED- 1
it AS THE DATE OF INTERVIEU, AS IT IS THE PREVAILING SITUATION - CHECK UITH THEII RESPONDENT THAT THIS IS SO. i1
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SHOW CARD K
THE NEXT EVENTUAS .....
*A CHANGE IN ACTIVITY,TO:
01 SELF-EMPLOYED 1002 PAID EMPLOYMENT: FULL-TIME
i 03 PAID EMPLOYMENT: PART-TIME i;14 t4ATERNITYLEAVE06 WORKING ON”A GOVT. SCHEME ;:09 UNEMPLOYED 77
i OR: *A CHANGE IN TYPE OF WORK
IOR: *A CHANGE OF EMPLOYER
PERMANENTLY SICK OR DISABLEDFULLY RETIRED FRO14HORKFULL-TIME STUDENT/AT SCHOOLFULL-TIME HOUSEHORK (NO PAID JOB)OTHER (SPECIFY)(DON‘T KNOW)
. NOTES 1
(i) ;;:LW~~~EH;;j~~;l~~ARTSWITH THE FIRST EVENT AFTER THE RESPONDENT~ LEAVESHE/SHE CAN BE SHOWN SUBSEQUENTLY AS RETURNING TO I
FULL-TIME EDUCATION” (CODE 12) PROVIDED THERE IS A PERIOD IN-BETWEEN UHICH ISf
MORE THAN JUST A SCHOOL/UNIVERSITY/COLLEGEVACATION, OR A VACATION JOB. !
1(ii) “RETIRED FULLY FROM WORK” (CODE 11) CANNOT BE USED AT A TIME WHEN THE RESPONDENT
HAS~KIND OF PAID JOB (EVEN AS LITTLE AS 1 HOUR PER UEEK) OR HAS TAKEN UPi EMPLOYMENT/SELF-EMPLOYMENTAFTER RETIRING FROM A MAIN JOB.: HE/SHE CAN, HOWEVER,
IHAVE A PERIOD OF RETIREMENT FOLLOWED BY A CHANGE BACK TO PAID MORK.
, (iii) ACCEPT THE RESPONDENT’S PERCEPTION OF “FULL-TIME” AND “PART-TIME”, 81JTIF ASKED I
I
DIRECTLY, SAY FULL-TIME IS 30HOURS/MEEKOR MORE AND PART-TIME IS LESS THAN 30HOURS/MEEK. I
PAS 11500/MS/UH1
lL/M/N-L.- JOB Tl;iE AND DE=f?lPTION
1,M.-SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY &NfDS
N. - NAME OF EMPLOYER NEEDED )
ASK FOR ALL “MORK” EVENTS AT K (ACTIVITYCOOES 01, 02, 03,’06):
LaIASKI+ —What was the full title of your job at that tima ?
1
[DO URITE IN TITLE UNOER COLUMN L FOR THAT EVENT
ASK &’ lease describe tome the wrkyou did. PROMPT FOR (BRIEF/FULL)OETAILS (SEE NOTE (i) BELW)
nfi I URITE IN JOB OETAILS UNOER COLUMN L FOR THAT EVENT
M.[ASKIR,,ll ? ~id your job at that time involve you in supervising other employees
DO COOE “l” FOR YES, “2” FOR NO, ANO “7“ FOR OON’T KNOU UNOER COLUMN MFOR THAT EVENTN.B. “EMPLOYEES” INCLUOES ANY $ELF-EMPLOYEQ PEOPLE SUPERVISED
N. :ASK1.‘your company 7What was the nam of the organisation or company employingyou ?/
REAO OUT AS APPROPRIATE OEPENOING ONliHETHEREMPLOYEE/SELF~EhIPLOYEOFOR THE EVENT YOU‘RE TALKING ABOUT)
[DO URITE IN NAME UNDER COLUMN N FOR THAT EVENT
INOW NOU RETURN To*l=\ON PAGE 13, TO pROMpT FOR NEXT C~NGE.
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NOTES
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
MEONLY REQUIRE- OETAILS OF ALL WE RESPONDENT’S JOBS, EXCEPT FOR THE CURRENTOR LAST JOB, FOR WHICH YOU SHOULO GET FuLL C:TAILSt
HOUEVER,HHETHERYOU’RE GETTINGBRIEF OR FL 3ETA;LS, HE NEEO THE INFORMATIONTO ALLOCATE A FAIRLY PRECISE COOE TilE.ti!iJC3. SO PLEASE PROBE OR PROMpTFORSUFFICIENT OETAIL TO ENSURE THAT THE ANSWER ::=SN‘T APPEAR VAGUE OR AMBIGUOUS.FOR EXANPLE, “ENGINEER” HAS 00ZENS OF O:FFS?.::;T14E.AN!,NGS,FROM A TRAIN ORIVERTO A PROFESSIONAL INAN OFFICE OESIWiNG Si;i.XES. BEFOREMGViNGON,THINK: “MILLTHEY UNOERSTANO THIS IN THE OFFICE?”
IT’S PERFECTLYVALID FOR A RESPONDENT 70 HA’!:TCLO YOU (.ITK) THAT THERE HAS A “CHANGE INHIS/HER~OFWORK, EVEN IF SiS/kZR JCj ~~UAS UNCHANGEO, PROVIOEOTHERE WAS A CHANGE IN THE JOB OE$cRiPTIGY CR RE$PC!61a;LiTIES SUCH AS SUPERVISORY ~RESPONSIBILITY ATM)” —— ..
,,, ~.,y “,. ..:““!:;””“.:,<
‘PzIMPORTA;T
( SHOW CARDS- P,Q,R,S,V,~X ,Y,Z)
IATE, L-N) FOR EVERY EVENT UP TO THE PRESENTYOU~ COMPLETE J/K/O (AND, IF APPROPRIDAY _ MOVING ON TO P-Z.
THE QUESTIONS IN P-Z SHOULD Bf AOAPTEO TO THE PRESENT TENSE IF TALKINGABOUT THE CURRENTJ08 .
P-~SHOULD BE ASKED ~FOR ~VfRY EMPLOYED/SELF-EMPLOYED EVENT (I.E.- TINE THERE’SA CODE 01,02,03 OR 06 IN COL. K), STARTING UITH THE EARLIESTEVENT AND UORKING THROUGHTO IIIEPRESENT (OR MOST RECENT) EMPLOYEO/SELf-EMpLOYEDEVENT. ~KING p FOR EACH, THENQ FOREACH, ETC. YOU COULO EASILY ENO UP ASKING P-X FOR A SERIES OF EVENTSTHAI ARE ALL ESSENTIALTHE SAME :TYPE OF JOB itITHTHE WE EMPLOYER, BUT HITH CHANGES OF RESPONSIBILITYOR CHANGESFROM FULL-TIME TO PART-TIME (OR VICE VERSA) GIVING YOU SEVERAL EVENT ROUS FILLED IN. INTHIS SITUATION IT IS ABSOLUTELY CORRECT TO ASK P-X FOR f,ACliROIf,1.E. EACH EVENT COOEO01,02,03 OR 06, EVEN THOUGH THERE K4Y ONLY BE SLIGHT DIFFERENCES BETHEEN EVENTS.
pm- HOURS PER WEEK (SHOW CARD P) -1[ASK l.? SHOU CARD P tihenyou were working as a ... (JOB TITLE)for-...
(EMPLOYER’S NAME/yourself)into which of these categoriesdid yournormal hours of work per week fall on average - I meanexcluding wal breaks and unpaid overtire, but including anyupaid
I overtime-? !
[DOHRITE INcOOEj)l-09 FROM CARD P IN TUO BOXES PROVIOED INGRIO (ONEOIGIT PER BOX) UNDER COLUMN p. (N.B. ROUND HALF HOURS ~ TO FIT COOES)
>nuw LAKU r
01 LESS THAN 8HRS/UEEK 06 36-40 HRS/UEEK02 8-15 HRS/UEEK 07 41-45 HRS/UEEK03 16-22 HRS/UEEK 08 46-49 HRS/UEEK04 23-30 HRS/HEEK 09 50 OR MORE HRS/UEEK05 31-35 HRS/WEEK 77 (OON’T KNOW)
~mmPA” (SHOW CARD-Q)N.B. 00l!i ~KQ OF FIRST Joe (~.E. 00 NOT ASK OF FIRST EVENT COOED 01,02,03OR 06)
[ASK1* %-%%&‘hen‘ou‘OO’‘he‘0’‘sa““””‘Jo!‘lTLE)‘rking‘orR’S HANE/yourself) which of these options did you considerit tobe inrelation to your previous job ?
[DOWRITE IN CODE I-3 FROM CARD Q IN BOX IN GRID UNDER COLUMN Q.DON’T KNOW =.7— ......
SHOU CARD QI CONSIDERED IT TO BE . . . . .
1. A BETTER PAID JOB2. A SIMILARLY PAIO J083. A UORSE PAID JOB7. (DON’T KNOH)
rNOTES
(i) UHEN ASKING Q, EVEN IF THE RESPONDENT’S PREVIOUS J06 NAS NOT IH!EDIATELY BEFOREHAND(E.G. ONE JOB SEPARATEO FROM NEXT BY PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT, HOUSEWIFE ETC~) YOU ~USHOULO STILL ASK Q IN RELATION TO THE I#91EOIATELY PREVIOUS JOB, HOWEVER LONG AGO. “]
PAS 11500/MS/WHI.
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b,’” . .
- --,.,,.:$’”-.”:
-, .,.,..
R: NUMBE_R EMPLOYED AT PLACE
.. . .
,, -’ “$:$;:π:.i’:”;b.: ..‘“-,.,-::-,.~:;:”;... .
OF vvoRK$.—
;ASK l.- JStiOUCARD R !
F SELF-EMPLOYEDAT THE TIME, ASK: From this card, how many people did:“yOU employ when vou wked for yourself as a .... (JOB TITLE) ? I
OTHERS, ASK: From this card, how many people .wereemployed at or from ithe establishmentwhere you Worked when YOU worked as a :.... (JOB ~TITLE) for ..,.* (EMPLOYER‘S NAME) ? 1
: DO WRITE IN CODE ~ FROM CARO R IN BOX IN GRID UNDER COLUMNR. JN.6. ‘iI RESPONDENT V R F Y USE 1-5AS BELOW)
o~*
! SHOU CARD R
(A) JUST ME (WORKINGALONE)~: (B) 2-24 EMPLOYEES3. (C) 25-99 EMPLOYEES;. (D) 100-499 EMPLOYEES
(E) 500+ EMPLOYEES7: (DON’T KNOW)
! NOTES I
I (i) ACCEPT WHATEVER THE RESPONDENT CONSIDERS TO BE THE ESTABLISHMENTUHERE THEY UORK. ~
s:WORKING WITH MEN/WOMEN(SHOWCARDS)
[ASKI* SHOW CARD S Mhich of these best describes the balance of men and ;women at vour place of work when .YOUworked as a .... (J08 TITLE) for... (EMPLOYER’SNAME/yourself ?) I
ho WRITE IN CODE 1-4 FROM CARD S IN BOX IN GRID UNDER COLUMN S., DON’T KNOH = 7—
.tI StlOUCARD St 1
1. MAINLY WITH MEN
i 2. UITHA FAIRLY EQUAL MIXTURE 0F14EN AND WOMEN /
3. PUIINLYldITH WOMEN1 4. WORKING ALONE I
7. (DON‘T KNOU) ,1
1:-TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP (NOCARD NEEDED)
- ASK1* When you were working as a .***. (JOB TITLE) for ..... (EMPLOYER’S 1NAl@/yourself)were you a trade union member ? IF MEMBER FOR PART ~OF TIME AND NOT NEM8ER FOR REST, TAKE WHICHEVER SITUATION PREVAILEDFOR THE GREATER (TOTAL)TIME. I
Do CODE “l” FOR YES, “2” FOR NO, AND “7” FOR DON’TKNOW UNDER COLUMNTI
1 PAS l1500/Ms/MHI.- - - “- -
u: PROMOTION PROSPECTS (N$~~@~N. 6. RESPONDENTS SHOULDw BE ASKED “U” ABOUT SELF-EMPLOYED EVENTS - ONLY
.
ASK IT OF EACH EMPLOYED EVENT OR kNEN WORKING ON A GOVT. SCHENE - CODES 02,03AND 06 AT K
FKI* ....
—. —“eneral1y speaking, when you were working as a ..... (JOB TITLE) for
(EMPLOYER’SNAME) were there promotion possibi1ities for people- ‘—, doing your kind of work ?
. ,
~DO CODE “l” FOR YES (ANY POSSIBILITY), “2” FOR NO, AND “7” FORDON‘T KNOM UNOER COLUMN U
V: JOB SECURITY (SHOW CARD v)~~YiOM W?, V When you were working as a ..... (JOB TITLE) for ..... ‘
(OlpLOYER‘S NAME/yourself) how secure dld you regard your Job as belng?~I
i‘DOWRITE IN COOE 1A FROM CARO Y IN BOX IN GRID UNDER COLUMN V.
I 00N‘T KNOW = 7 I
II
A;: A,
3. A! 4. AIi
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VERY SECURE JOB IFAIRLY SECURE JOBFAIRLY INSECURE JOBVERY INSECURE JOB
7, (DON‘T KNOW) I
WFHOW CLOSELY SUPERVISEd!i%!(/t
IASKl~ HOW CARD W Hhen you were working as a .... (JOB TITLE) for ...(EMpLOYER‘S NAME/yourself) now closely were people doing your kindof work supervised ?
,DO. WRITE IN CODE ~ FROM CARD IfIN BOX IN GRID UNOER COLUMN M
DON‘T KNOkJ= 7 d
I SHOU CA20 M Ii VERY CLOSELY
I i FAIRLY CLOSELY
i 3. NOT VERY CLOSELY40 NOT AT ALL CLOSELY
I 7. (OON‘T KNOU)
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PAS l1500/Ms/MHI-... ‘. . . .
X- MAINH*~aB. WHEN YOU
REASONS
GET TO THE IATES~
-19-
I?OR
J08. ONLY
CHANGING/ LEAVING* JOB(SHOW CARD
ASK X IF THE RESPONDENT HAS LEFT ITtiND:
THEREFORE HAS A CURRENT ACTIVITY COOE OTHER THAN 01,02,03,06.) I
IAS-K 1? “SHOM CARO X Uhen you stopped being a ... (JOB TITLE) for ...(EMPLOYER‘S NAME/yourself) what was the main reason ? Which ~ ofthese types of reason comes closest ?
t
IDo WRITE IN CODE ~ FROM CARD ,X IN BOX IN GRIO UNDER COLUMN X00N‘T KNOW = 7
\
I SHOW CARO XI
PERSONAL OR FAMILY REASON (e.g. to look after children/defendants,ill health);: FOR A BETTER JOB (e.g. better pay, greater interest, more stimulating, safer
I 3.environment).IT WAS THE EMPLOYER’S OECISION (e.g. redundancy, dismissal, lay-off, business
! failure).4. (ITHERREASON (e.g. retired, moved from area)
1 7. (’OONITKNOH)
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,.A 115oo/Ms/wHI -20- .-.-,+.
Y SHOULD BE ASKED OF EACH EMPLOYER OR SELF-EMPLOYED PERIOD RECOI?DED IN COLUHN N, AND ZSHOULD BE ASKED OF EACH EMPLOYER (8UT NQANY SELF-EMPLOYED PERIODS). IF THE SANEEMPLOYER’S NAME APPEARS IN MORE THAN ONE ROM (OR THE RESPONDENT IS SELF-EMPLOYED FOR THESAME ORGANISATION IN MORE THAilOhE ROW) YOU ONLY NEED TOASKY AND Z ONCE FOR THATEfJIPLOYER/SSLF-EtlPLOYEOPERIOO, REFERRING TO THE EVEffT~HERE THE NAME IN COLUMN NAPPEARSFOR THE fIRS~ TIME. THIS HOLDS TRUE EVEN WHEN A RESPONDENT HAS UORKED FOR ANORGANISATION/BEEN SELF-EMPLOYEO AND THEN EITHER WORKED SONEMHERE ELSE AND/OR HADA PERIODOF NON-MORK AFTER WHICH HE/SttEJiETURNEOTOMORKFO!? THE* ORGANISATION - (INlfHICHCASE THE SAME EMPLOYER’S NAME CAN APPEAR SEVERAL EVENTS FURTHER ON) - ONLY ASK Y AND ZOF THE FIRST TIME THAT EMPLOYER’S NAME/SELF-EMPLOYED NAME APPEARS. ~ ALTHOUGH YAND Z ARE ONLY ASKEO ONCE, YOU SHOULD ACTUALLY WRITE IN THE DETAILS ON~EVENTLINE FOR THAT EMPLOYER/SELF-EMPLOYEOPERIOD. —
Y “NATUREOF BUSINESS (NO SHOWCARD-”SF$;::
iSK 1*
What was the nature of ..... ‘“’ 4(EMPLOYER’S NAME/your) business wh~nyou worked for them/yourself as a ..... (READ OUT JOB TITLE WHEN.FIRSTUORKED FOR THAT ORGANISATION) ? PROMPT FOR SUFFICIENT DETAILTO CODE USING INOUSTRY CATEGORIES ON SEPARATE SHEET (N.B. ABERDEENNEEO TO ESTABLISH INVOLVEMENT IN OIL/GAS INDUSTRIES ALSO)
DO WRITE IN TWO-DIGIT COOEIN BOXES INGRIO UNOER COLUMN Y (ONE DIGIT .PER BOX) BESIDE EVERY EVENT WHEN THIS EMPLOYER’S NAME/SELF- 1
EMPLOYED PERIOD APPEARS. iDON’T KNOM = 77 1,
4?!!- -PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SECTOR (SHOW CARD z)●
N .B . DOW ASKZ OF SELF-EMPLOYEO PERIODS
SHOW CARO Z Was ..... (EMPLOYER’S NAME) in the public or privatesector when you worked for them as a ..... (READ OUT JOB TITLE WHENFIRST WORKED FOR EMPLOYER) ?
1
. DO WRITE IN CODE 1 OR 21N BOX IN GRID UNDER COLUMN Z BESIDE EVERYEVENT WHEN THIS EMPLOYER’S NAME APPEARS.DON’T KNOW = 7
SHOW CARD Z.1. PUBLIC SECTOR (e.g. Civil Service, Local Government, Police, Fire Service, State
Education, NHS, Nationalised Industries, Quangos, Armed Forces.)2. PRIVATF SECTOR (e.g. Large or small companies and non-profit making private
organisations such as building societies, charities and co-operatives.)7. (DON’T KNC)W)
1
t
INOTES
(i) THE EXAMPLES QUOTED ON CARD Z SHOULD NAKE THE DISTINCTION CLEAR.
~ (ii) IN THE CASE OF INDUSTRIES THAT HAVE BEEN NATIONALISED OR PRIVATISEO, UE’RE# INTERESTED IN THEIR STATUS AT THE TIME THE RESPONDENT ~TUORKED THERE. THUS,
ALTHOUGH BRITISH TELECON IS NOW PRIVATE, A TELEPHONE ENGINEER WITH THE POSTOFFICE IN THE 1960’s HAS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR.
i
iIF THE CHANGE CAME ~URING THE RESPONDENTS FIRST PERIOD OF EHPLOYMENTMITH THE
1 ORGANISATION, TAKE THE STATUS APPLYING FOR THE GREATER PART OF THE FIRST PER1OD: OF EMPLOYMENT.
~ = YOUR- HOME●
UPDATENOTES
NOTES
(1) CAN HAVE A CHANGE OF TENURE UITHO-E (E.Go IF BOUGHT THE COUNCIL HOUSE MERELIVING IN) . SO THE REspoNDE~BE LIVING IN THE SANE HOUSE AS WHEN FIRSTINTERVIEWED, BUT YOU MOULD RECORD A “CHANGE AT Q.1
(11) CONVERSELY, IT IS pOSSIBLEFOR TENURE TO STAY ~E $* EVEN THOUGH SOMEONE HASIWED (E.G. MOVING FROM ONE OiiNER=OCCUPIEDHO14ETO ANOTHER).
(iii) IF TENURE HAS CHANGED ~ICE OR MOR~”’SINCELAST I~TERVIEHED,ESTABLISH WHAT THE FINALSITUATION IS, AND CODE THIS.
(iv) IF THEY HAD MORE THAN ONE HOME - E.G. WERE AT BOARDING SCHOOL OR UNIVERSITY FORPART OF YEARAND LIVING WITH PARENTS FOR REST, OR HORKED OVERSEAS (INC..ARMEDFORCES) FOR PART OF YEAR BUT HAD A HOK ELSEWHERE ALSO - ESTABLISH INUHICH PLACETHEY SPENT (IN TOTAL)
%-STOF THE YEARAND RECORO THE TENURE OF THIS PLACE ONLY.
(V) CATEGORY 6 ON SHOW CARD “OTHER”) INCLUDES MEN IN mE MVY LIVING ON BOARD SHIPIN PORT(S). ....... . .... .. .......---- .... ... . . . .............. .
D - MARRIAG-E .. ........... .......... . ... ................. . .....# ...—.NOTES
(i) IF WITAL STATUS HA$ CHANGED ~IcE OR ~RE ~SINCE LAST INTERVtEIiED(E.G. DIVORCE ANDRE-MARRIAGE OR MARRIEO AND WIOOWED) ESTABLISH WHAT THE FINAL SITUATION 1>, ANDCODE THIS.
(ii) THE ONLY OPTIONS FOR CHANGE IMNEtIIATELYMTER MARRIAGE ARE SEPARATED, DIVORCED ANOMIDOWED. SINGLE MEANS NEVER BEEN MARRIED.
(iii) STRICTLY SPEAKING, “COMMONLAW” MARRIAGE 00ESN‘T COUNT AS “HARRIED.”IN THIS SECTION,BUT DON‘T PUSH YOUR OUERIES BEYOND THE POINT OF EMBARRASSMENT.
I (iv) “$kPtiATEO””(COOE 3) tiANS STILL LEGALLY MARRIED TO SOMEONE-BUT LIVING APART FROM ‘THEM AS A RESULT OF MRI TAL BREAKDOUN (RATHER THAN LIVINGAPART ~ BECAUSEOF OTHER FACTORS, SUCH AS OEMAND OF JOB).
(v) REMEMBER THAT IT IS POSSIBLE, IN SOME COUNTRIES, TO MARRY AT 14, OR EVEN YOUNGER.. . . ........ ............ . .......................... ... ..
E - LIVING ARRANGEMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NOTES -
(1) IT IS POSSIBLE TO CHANGE PARTNERS Ml THOU7 CHANGING THE “LIVING ARRANGEMENT” CODE.IF A COUPLE (MARRIEOOR OTHERMISE) LIVED IN THEIR OWN SEPARATE HOIE UHEN FIRSTINTERVIEWED, ONE OF THEM LEFT AFTER THAT, AND THE OTHER WAS JOINED BY AN UNBROKENSIKCESSION OF NEW PARTNERS,mE CODE WOULD RE14MN AS 2. I
I(ii) IF LIVING~RANGE~NTSHAVECHANGED~~CE ~ ME SINCE LAST I~RVIEllED, -ESTWL.ISH~HAlTHE FINAL SITUATION IS, AND CODE THIS .
I
(iii ) AS FOR “YOURHoME”(B), IF WE RESPONDENT WAS I.IVINGIN ONE PLACE FOR PART OF ~E YEARAND SOMEUHERE ELSE FOR THE REMAINDER (E.G. AWAY AT UNIVERSITY DURING TERN BUT HONE IIN THE HOLIOAYS, OR HORKING ABROAD FOR SEVERAL MONTHS UITHLONGHOLIDAYSAT H~IN U.K.) ESTABLISH IN UHICH PLACE THEY SPENT (IN TOTAL) MIST OF THE YEAR, AND RECO - I&
.. -,...-2-s-
~ G- BIRTH OF OWN CHILDREN
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
, NOTES ,
RECORD THE LIVE BIRTH OF ALL RESPONDENT’S NATURAL CHILDREN BORN SINCE THEY WERELAST INTERV~ED . IT DOESN’T MATTER IF THEY DIDN’T STAY WITH THE RESPONDENT, ORIF THEY DIED SOON AFTER BIRTH - THIS MILL BE DEALT WITH IN SECTION .
Two BABIES BORN IN THE SAME YEAR - wRITE IN BOTtiNAMES, EACH ON A DIFFERENT LINE.THE CHILD BORN FIRST IN THE YEAR SHOULD BE WRITTEN IN FIRST. IF TWINS, TRIPLETSETC. THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY ARE RECORDED IS NOT IMPORTANT.
TWINS/TRIPLETS SHOULD SIMPLY BE GIVEN CHILD:NOS. IN SEQUENCE (E.G. FIRST BORN TWINSWILL BE 01 AND 02)0
.,. .. . . ... ..... ... ...... .. . .. .. . .....
i H-ARRIVAL OF OTHER CHILDRENNOTES
(i) THIS SECTION IS MEANT TO INCLUDE RESPONDENT’S “TAKING ON” THE EXISTING CHILDRENOF A NEW PARTNER, INCLUDING SITUATIONS WHERE IT IS THE RESPONDENT WHO MOVED INTOAN EXISTING HOUSEHOLD.
(ii) IF THE RESPONDENT IS ADAMANT THAT HE/SHE ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CAREOF EXISTING CHILDREN OF A NEW PARTNER (EVEN IF CHILDREN NOW LIVING WITH RESPONDENT)THEY DO NOT COUNT............ .... .. ................ ... .. ... ... ... ... .. ....,,. .... .
,
-3-
./~- ~ ~1- LEAVING OF ANY C~ILDRE~ JJ RETURN/EAVING bF”ANY CWmREN
I NOTES
(i) IF A PERIOD OF AB&NCE , OR RETURN, AMOUNTSIT.
(ii )“ IF TWO OR MORE CHILDREN LEAVE OR RETURN IN
TO LESS THAN 6
THE SAME YEAR,
MONTHS OF A YEAR IGNORE
ENTER THEM BOTH (OR ALL).
I (iii) IF RESPONDENT. OR RESPONDENT’S PARTNER, GIVES BIRTH TO A LIVE BABY UHICH THEN EITHER.-OIES OR IS ItiEDIATELY ADOPTED THIS SHOULD BE RECORDED AS A LEAVING IN THE SAMEYEAR AS BIRTH.
(iv) “LEAVING” IS NOT NECESSARILY ALWAYS A CHILD LEAVING HOME, AS IT COULD BE THERESPONDENT LEAVING THE HOUSEHOLD TO LIVE ELSEWHERE MITHOUT THE CHILD.
.
11 - LEAVING OF ANY CHILDREN
ASK Have any of the children who were members of the householdat the time of the last interview stopped living with you?
I IF NO: SKIP TO SECTION JJ
7 lFYES:URITE IN CHILD NO. AND YEAR OF LEAVING (LAST TiiODIGITS) IN APPROPRIATE BOXES. NOTE THAT THIS YEARCAN ONLY BE 86 OR 87.
JJ RETURN/LEAVING OF ANY CHILDREN
NOW -f
LOOK AT ROUS G, H ANO I OF ORIGINALLIFE HISTORY. FOR EACHCHILD, CHECK RECORD OF LEAVING/RETURNING INTO RESPOND~SHOUSEHOLD (ROM I = LEAVING, ROWS G, H = RETURNING).FOR EACHCHILD WHOSE FINAL ENTRY IS LEAVING (ROtlI)@_ WHO HAS LEFTAT II ABOVE ASK THE FOLLOUING QUESTION.
ASK 1? You toldme before that.......NAME OF CHILD.......stoppedliving with you in 19-- (READ OUT APPROPRIATE YEAR). Didhe/she ever return to live with you in any year after that,regardlessof what age they were ?b
DO IF NO: WRITE IN CHILD NO. AND “00” FOR RETURN YEAR, THENGO ON TO NEXT CHILD (OR NEXT SECTION IF NO MORECHILDREN).
IIF YES: PROMPT FOR YEAR OF RETURN, AND URITE IN CHILD NO.:~~ (LAST TUO DIGITS) AND NOW GO TO I
-4”. r
I
ASK 24 - .*..*.*W&EACH CHILD RETURNING AT~l) And did.......NANE OF -ever stop living with you after that ?
8
+ 1“0’‘EA’lNG’EMAs”OO”s‘HENGOONTON(CHILD STILL LIVING UITH RESPONDENT) WRITE IN
(OR NEXT SECTION IF NO MORE CHILDREN)
I IF YES: PROMPT FOR YEAR OF LEAVING ANO WRITE IN. NOW RETURN‘“~~] TO ASK ABOUT OTHER YEARS OF RETURN/LEAVING
.
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HCS-5- WORK HISTORYe
D Main Swvey INTERVIEWERMarch-April 87
. GUIDEL..—_THE WORK HISTORY IS ABOUT UORK OR ALTERNATIVE ACTIVITES -
— . - -— --(SUCH AS UNEMPLOYMENT OR BEING -
A HOUSEWIFE) - FOR ANY PERIODS WHEN NOT AN EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED. FIRSTLY, YOU COLLECTDETAILS OtITHE RESPONDENT‘S PAST J08K AND HOU (IF AT ALL) THESE J08S CHANGED OVER TIME,AS UELL AS RECORDINGANY PERIODS OF 8EING A HOUSEWIFE, A STUDENT, UNEMPLOYED, ON MATERNITYLEAVE, ETC. YOU THEN GO ON TO COLLECT MORE DETAILS A80UT THEIR JOBS AND EMPLOYERS.
FOR THE ORIGINAL RESPONDENT ME HAVE ALREADY COLLECTED A UORK HISTORY UP TO THE DATE THEYWERE FIRST INTERVIEUEDON THE SCELI SURVEY (JUNE=SEPT 1986). IN THIS CURRENT SURVEY YOUHILL BE COLLECTING THREE TYPES OF WORK HISTORY:-
1.
2.
3.
THE
AN UPDATE OF THE ORIGINAL RESPONDENT’S MORK HISTORY, COVERING THE PERIOD BETWEENTHEIR FIRST AND CURRENT INTERVIEWS (HHICHUILL BE AWXIMUMOF SIX MONTHSAND A MINIMUMOF Two).
IF THE ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS LIVING UITHAPMTNER, YOU HILL ALSO BE REQUIRED TOCOMPLETE AMORK HISTORY FOR HIM/HER, STARTING FROM THE DATE THEY FIRST LEFT FULL-TIME EDUCATION.
IF THE ORIGINAL RESPONDENT HAS”HAD CHILDREN OF THEIR OHN, OR ADOPTED OR BECO14!THEGUARDIAN OR STEP-PARENT OF ANY CHILDRO, YOU MILL COLLECT FROM THE ORIGINAL RESPONDENT(WITH HELP FROM OTHER H‘HOLD MEMBERS IF APPROPRIATE) THE DETAILS OF ONLY THE .CURRENT~OFALL, CHILDREN AGED 16 OR OVER, WHETHER THEY LIVE IN THE HOUSEHOLDERNOT, AND REGARDLESSOF CURRENT AGE. INST~MTIONS FOR THIS SECTION ARE SEPARATE FROMTHE WORK HISTORY INSTRUCTIONS THAT.FOLLOW, AND BEGIN ON PAGE 19 OF THIS GUIDE.
WORK HISTORY IS COMPLETED IN TWO STAGES:
PARTS J-O ARE COMPLETED IN RESPONDENT’S AND PARTNER’S WORK HISTORY. THEY ESTABLISH BASICDETAILS OF THE PERSON’S PAST IN RELATION TO WORK&&ANY PERIODS UHEN NOT WORKING.
ANY CHANGE IN - 0 AC;I~ITY STATUS (E.G. EMPLOYEE, SELF-EMPLOYED, UNEMPLOYED, HOUSEMIFE
O TYPt OF WORK (E.G. JOB DESCRIPTION,LEVEL OF RESPONSIBILITYETC.)O EMPLOYER
.........ORANY COMBINATIONOF THESE
- IS CALL AN “EVENT” IN THEliORK HISTORY. YOU MILL BE RECORDING DETAILS OF EACHSUCCESSIVE EVENT. THE SHORTEST PERIOD ALLOWED FOR AN EVENT IS ONE MNTH - EVENTSOF DURATION LESS THAN ONE kUINTHSHOULD BE IGNORED.
RECORDING DATES
THE FIRST AND LAST THING YOU HILL BE DOING WHEN RECORDING AN EVENT IS WRITING INTHE START AND FINISH DATES (RESPECTIVELY) OF THAT EVENT. THE DATES ARE MONTH (01-12) AND YEAR (LAST IWO DIGITS). IF THE RESPONDENT CANNOT REMEMBER AMONTH EXACTLY,PROMPT FOR THE SEASON, AND RECORD AS FOLLOUS:
SPRING = 22SUMKR = 33AUTU14N = 44HINTER = 55(DON’T KNOU) = 77
FOR A YEAR THAT CANNOT BE REMEMBERED, USE CODE 07
N.B. THE START DATE OF ANY ONE EVENT MUST BE THE WE AS THE END DATE OF THE PREVIOUSEVENT, SO THAT A CONTINUOUS CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE IS ESTABLISHED.
. 456.-..
PAS 11700
NUMBERING EVENTS
‘6-.
EACH EVENT IN THE WORK HISTORY IS RECORDED ON A$EPARATE LINE OF THE GRID, AND ISASSIGNED AN “EVENT NO:. IN THE ORIGINAL SCELI SURVEY THE WORK HISTORY GRID HAD EVENTNOS. ACTUALLY P21NTEDONT0 IT, NUMBERED 01, 02, 03 ETC. IN THIS CURRENT SURVEY,THE GRIDS FOR THE PARTNER’SUORK HISTORY ALSO HAS THESE EVENT NUI’48ERSPRINTED ON, AGAIN FROMO1 ONWARDS. FOR THE ORIGINAL RESPONDENT’S UORK HISTORY UPDATEHOIIJEVER,YOU HILL WRITE IN THE EVENT NOS., FOLLOIdINGON FROM THE LAST EVENT NO.USED IN THE FIRST -Ii, SO THAT THE CONTINUOUS SEQUENCE OF NUMBERS IS MAINTAINED.
FORGOTTEN EVENTS
IF THE RESPONDENT FORGETS AN EVENT IN THE LOGICAL SEQUENCE, BUT REMEMBERS IT LATERON, ENTER IT INONE OF THE UNNUMBERED LINES ON THE LAST SHEET OF THE GRID, AND INDICATEWHERE IT SHOULD FOLLOU IN THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS (E.G. EVENT NO. “04A”, TO GO AFTER04). ALSO, ASTERISK THE EVENT LINE IN THE MAIN GRIO AFTER WHICH IT SHOULO LIE,TO ALERT THE PUNCHER TO THE FACT THAT AN ADDITIONAL LINE HAS TO BE INSERTED.
M3RE THAN ONE JOB
IF A RESPONDENT HAS MORE THAN ONE JOB AT THE ONE TIME YOU SHOULD ONLY RECORD OETAILSOF WHICHEVER THE RESPONDENTCONSIDERS T08E HIS/HERMAIN JOB (GENERALLY THE ONEWHICH EARNS THE GREATEST AMOUNT OF-MONEY).
,. PARTS P-Z
P-X RECORD MORE DETAIL OIVEVERY EMPLOYED EVENT OR SELF-EMPLOYED EVENTESTABLISHED AT K.
Y-Z RECORD MORE DETAIL ONEACH EMPLOYER OR SELF-EMPLOYED PERIOQ ESTABLISHED AT N.
O WHEN UPDATING THE RESPONDENT’S WORK HISTORY YOU MILL BE COLLECTING INFORMATIONON ALL SECTIONS P TO 2.
0 WHEN RECORDING THE PARTNER’SWORK HISTORY YOU WILL BE COLLECTING DETAILS ONLYFOR P AND Y.
% 457-.=..
PAS 11700.. . .. .
... .. . -7 -... ““,;.+$<{;;j-;~, :. ‘; i. :,:.5 ,.- .,.., . .
1+.-.i~.-.“, -, %iig!wiw,, ..:.;~:.:... /#~”:-\
‘“o~KHISTORYUPDATE FOR ORIGINAL RESbONDH4T8 ..4 .YOU HAVE BEEN SUPPLIED UITH THE ORIGINAL RESPONDENT‘S FIRST UORK HISTORY. TRANSFERALL THE DETAILS (J-O AND P-Z) ON THE LAST LINE of MS MOM HISTORY GIRD TO THE~IRST LINE OF THE WORK HISTORY UPOATE~O, BUT DO NOT FILL IN THE END OF EVENTDATE (COL O.~ REMEMBER TO FILL IN THE APPROPRIATE EVENT NO. (E.G. IF THE LAST EVENTFOR THE ORIGINAL UORK HISTORY W NO.1S YOU SHOULD URITEIN ‘15“ UNDER THE EVENTNO. COLUMN ON THE FIRST ROU OF THE MORK HISTORY UPOATE GRID). ALL SUBSEQUENT LINESSHOULO BE GIVEN EVENT NOS. FOLLOHING THE ORIGINAL SEQUENCE AS AND liHENYOU FILLTHEM IN.
EXAMPLE 1: Y 7.LAST LINE OF ORIGINAL 1 ~ oG g s ogt 6 ~ b & z 2 1 83-WORK HISTORY
. FIRST LINE OF UPOAfGRIO SHOULO BE
.
EXANPLE 2:-.-——-—--.- - --.-
LAST LINE OF ORIGIN “. . . ... ...— —_ . _. ___ .
WORK HISTORY
FIRST LINE OF UPOATGRIO SHOULO BE
IF THE RESPONDENT HAO NEVER LEFT FULL-TINE EOUCATION THE ORIGINALUORK HISTORY HILLCONSIST OF ONE COMPLETEO LINE (EVENT NO. 01), WITH THE “START OF EVENT” DATE (COL.J)THE SAME AS THE “END OF EVENT” OATE (COL.0) AND BOTH BEING 06-09, 86 (DEPENDINGON UHICH MONTH THE INTERVIEW W DONE IN). THERE HILL ALSO BE AN ACTIVI~ COOE(COL. K) OF “00”. AGAIN, YOU SHOULD SIMPLY TRANSFER ALL THESE DETAILS EXCEPT FORTHE “ENO OF EVENT” OATE TO THE FIRST LINE OF THE UPOATE GRID.
EXAMPLE 3:8
LAST LINE OE ORIGINAL , 01 ~~ g &c~~ > I, .8
UORK HISTORY8 & a. -. ,.
T*\ / ‘ ‘ ‘v
FIRST LINE OF UPDATE GRIO tSHOULO BE
*# t ~ J. 1
t~rf01 0t c0 8 8 8.. a-. .9 v T *
lNSTRUC170N:MHEN YOU HAVE
. . ..SECTION 1
~
. . .. SECTION 2
FILLED IN THE FIRST LINE OF THE UPOATE GRID (AS ABOVE) GO TO....
ON NEXT PAGE OF GUIOE F THE-RESPONDENT!S ORIGINALHORK HISTORY SHOWEDkTHAT HE/SHE HAD N VER FT ,FULL-TI14EEDIKATION - 1.E. ONLY ONE LINE OF
+THE WORK HISTORY W COMPLETED, WITH THE SANE DATES IN COLUNNS J AND OAND AN ACTIVITY COOE OF W (AS IN THE THIRD EXAMPLE ABOVE).
ON,NEXT PAGE OF GUI(IEF
THE RESPONDENTIS OR-IGINALUORK HISTORY sHObfEDTHAT J4E/WE MAD AT w TIME..’LEFTFULL~TIW EDUCATION AT LEAST ONCE(EVEN IF THEY SUBSEQU~NTLY UENT’’BACKm“ BEI!!G-A.$TUDENTOR’HENT STRM6HT
!##E~&i-f#!f ~~fiAii8NOipi!!N~c~/v!li;##i l#T#iYE~ofj!~#$[~ ~“~ Niv-f.THE SFCONO FYAMPIC annuel .
45$
PAS 11700
. . .,
-8-S-X*’”:,.+. -,.,.. !
J/uO -EACH EVENT: DATES & ACTIVITY C ~q:$~~~ ~1?
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SECTION1FOR RESPONDENTSWHO HAD NEVER LEFT FULL-TIME EDUCATION IN THEIRORIGINALUORK HISTORY
ASK 1.+ SHOM CARD K When you were first interviewed you were a ful1-time student. Since then, has your situation changed to oneof the other options on this card, apart from being on vacationor doing a vacation job ? IF YES, PROMPT FOR~NTH ANOY~OF CHANGE. IF NO, GO TO “DO” BOX.
IF YES: ON SECOND ROW OF GRID URITE IN Q UNDER EVENT NO. ANDNONTH AND YEAR UNDER COLUMN J. DON’T KNOU FUINTH= 77~EAR =~
PURITE IN SANE DATE UNDER “END OF
EVENT” COLUMN ( FOR EVENT NO. ~. .
IF NO: THIS MEANS “RESPONDENT HAS NEVER STOPPED BEING A FULL-TIIESTUDENT. WRITE IN INTERVIEU-E UNDER “END OF EVENT”COLUMN (0) FOR EVENT NO. ~ THEN SKIP REST OF UORK HISTORYUPDATE AND GO TO NEXT APPLICABLEUORK HISTORY OR K41NQ’AIRE.
ASK 2.- ‘ ~~~~~~~~~[f#R~oKiflWhich of these types of activity did you...READ OUT MONTH AND YEAR JUST RECORDED
AT J) ?
.
HRITE IN OOUBLE DIGIT COOE CHOSEN UNOER COLUMN KFOR EVENT NO.02. DO NOT ACCEPT CODES 12 (FULL-TINESTUOENT),14 (MATERNITYLEAVE) OR 11 (RETIRED). OON’T KNOW = 77.
--iiiiiG~vITy,-IF MORKING (COOES 01,02,03,06): ASK L-N FOR THIS EVEHT (SEE PAGE
PROMPT FOR NEXT EVENT,AS AT ~ [~]
SECTION2 FOR RESPONDENTSWHO HAD LEFT FULL-TIM EOUCATION (AT LEAST ONCE)IN THEIRORIGINALHO~iiISTORY.
.
REMINDEFW~HOU CARD ~ Uhen you were firstinterviewed you were...REAOOUT APPROPRIATECATEGORY DESCRIPTIONFROM CARD K FOR ACTIVITYCODE ON FIRSTLINE OF UPOATE GRIO. FOR COOES 01,02,03 AND 06REMINORESPONDENTALSOdlF dOB TITLE ANO EMPLOYER .LNW GO TO + r AQK 7{ ON PAGE 10. ,459
PAS 11700 -9-
2●WORK HISTORY FOR ORIGINAL RESWNDENT’S PARTNER.
THIS SHOULD BE COMPLETED FOR ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTS WHO ARE CURRENTLY LIVINGWITHA PARTNER - IF UNSURE, CHECK Q.3 a) OF LIFE HISTORY UpOATE, UHERE “LIvING UITHPARTNER” CODES ARE 1,2, OR 3 UNOER “CHANGE TO” COLUMN ~ 1,2 OR 3 UNOER “ORIGINALINTERVIEW” COLUMN ~ O UNOER “CHANGE TO” COLUMN. o
QUESTIONS SHOULD BE ASKEO OF PARTNER, NOT ORIGINAL RESPONDENT.
N.B. REMEMBER, WHEN J-O HAVE BEEN FILLED IN UP TO THE PRESENT DAY YOU ONLY ASK~AND Y IN THE NEXT SECTION (PAGES 12AN0 16 OF GUIDE RESPECTIVELY)
.
J/wO -EACHEVENT: DATES & AcTlvlTy c$!!~~$cARD K I
IASK I.T
IWhen was the first time you stopped being a full-time student?I mean apart from vacations, or doing vacation jobs ? PROMPTFOR MONTH ANO YEAR. IF “NEVER”, GO TO “00” BOX.
~[ lF ‘ATE’ ooNtT KNow = 77 ANO yEAR = 07.WRITE IN flONTtjAND Y~ IN ROW 01 UNDER COLUMN J.
I
IF NEVER: RESPONDENT HAS NEVER STOPPEO BEING A FULL-TIME STUOENT.I
WRITE IN INTERVIEW OATE UNOER “START OF EVENT” COLUMN ,~J) ~ “ENO OF EVENT” COLUMN (0).ALSO WRITE IN00” AS ACTIVITY COOE IN COLUMN K.~HEN SKIP
IREST OF WORK HISTORY AND GO TO CHILDREN’S WORK HISTORY(IF APPROPRIATE) OR MAIN Q’AIRE. i
I
~ Chwe to inSHOW CARO K Which of these types of activity did you initiall
...(REAO OUT MONTH AND YEAR JUST RECOROEO AT 4. [ J)?- 1
I
w ‘1*–WRITE IN OOUBLE-OIGITCOOE CHOSEN UNOER COLUMN K, IN ROW
DO NOT ACCEPT COOES 12 (FULL-TIME STUOENT) , 14 (MATERNITYLEAVE) OR 11 (RETIREO). DON’T KNOW = 77 “
-NOW IF WORKING (COOES 01, 02, 03, 06): ASK L-N FOR THIS EVENT(SEE PAGE 11 OF GUIDE).ANY OTHER ACTIVITY: PROMPT FOR NEXT EVENT, AS AT ~ [~]ON PAGE 10.
-10. -.. ....... ..... . ..
changed, even if it was only a change f= month or so. By“change” I mean.... .
. ..d change to one of the other types of situationon this list
READ OUT
[
(includinga switch from full-time to part-timework9NLY FOR or vice versa, in the same job) ,THOSE WORKING
w
...or a change in the type of work you did, or thelevel of responsibility in the job
MT ...or a change to a different employer
...or any combination of these ?PROMPT FOR M&NTH.AND-Y~OF.tHANGE.IF NO CHANGE, GOTO “DO!’BOX.
DO CHANGE: WRITE IN MONTH AND Y~ OF NEXT CHANGE UNDER “STARTOF EVENT” COLUMN (J) ON NEXT EVENT ROW (AND REHEMBERTO .MRITE IN NEXT EVEN NO.)ALS HRITE IN SAME DATE
+UNDER “END OF EVENT” COLUMN O) FOR LAST EVENT RECORDED.
NO CHANGE: IF RESPONDENT SAYS HAVE BEEN NO (MORE) CHANGES, WRITEIN MONTH AND YEAR OF INTERVIEU UNDER”END OF EVENT”COLUMN(0) FOR LAST EVENTRECORDED..
... ..... . .... ,,
k%-K.4.-.. SHOW CARD K Uhich of these types of situation applied to youas aresult. of that change.? - .. . .. . .. .. .....
DOmmI AC~ CODm~~N.6. I~DOESN’T HAVE TO BE A DI~FERENT CODE FROMTH~ PREVIOUS
—-. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IF WORKING (CODES01,02,03,06): ASK L-N FOR THIS EVENT (SEE PAGE11 OF GUIDE)ANY OTHER ACTIVITY:.PROMPT.FOR NEXT EVENT,.AS AT.*
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
r’”● THIS SEQUENCE OF QUESTIONING SHOULD BE REPEATED UNTIL THE SITUATION THAT IS
● APPLICABLE TODAY (I.E. THE DAY OF THE INTERVIEH) IS REACHED. SO YOUR LAST ACTIVITYCODE IN COLti WILL BE THE RESPONDENT’S ~T SITUATION. THE “END.OF EVENT”COLUMN (0) FOR THE CURRENT SITUATION SHOULD BE COOED AS THE DATE OF INTERVIEW,
.AS IT IS THE PREVAILING SITUATION - CHECK MITH THE RESPONDENT THAT.THIS.IS SO.
.,.. . .,.. . . . ..
I THE NEXT EVENT ~AS.......
AA CHANGE IN AC71VITY,70$
SELF-EMPLOYEDPAID EMPLOYMENT: FULL-TIME !!PAID EMPLOYMENT: PART-TIMEMATERNITY LEAVE ;:WORKING ON A GOVT. SCHEMEUNEt4PLOYED ;!
OR: *A CHANGE IN NPE OF WORK
OR: *A CHANGE OF EMPLOYER . . . .
PERMANENTLY SICK OR DISABLEDFULLY RETIREl) FROM HORKFULL-TIME STUDENT/AT SCHOOLFULL-TIME HOUSEUORK (NO PAID J08)OTHER(SPECIFY) “(DON’T KNOW)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(i)”
(ii)
.NOTES ..-— - —- —.
‘*RETIRED FULLY FROM WORK” ~CODE~=l–Bi@D A~-A TIM MHEN THE RESPONt)ENTHAS~KIND OF PAID JOB (EVEN AS LITTLE AS 1 HOUR PER bIEEK)OR HAS TAKEN UPEt4PLOYMENT/SELF-EMPLOYMENTAFTERRETIRING FRON A MAIN JOB. HE/SHECAN, HOWEVER,HAVE A PERIOD OF RETIREMENT FOLLOWED BY A CHANGE BACK TO PAID MORK.
ACCEPT THE RESPONDENT’S PERCEPTION OF “FULL-TIME” ANO “pART-TIt4E”,BUT IF ASKEDnTQrcTlv <ay FI!II-TTME 1S 30 HOURS/WEEK OR MORE AND PART-TIME IS LESS THAN 301G~
I
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CL/M/N
L.- JOB TITLE AND DESCRIPTION zI‘M.-SUPERVlS0RY RESPONSIBILITY &iDS
N.- NAME OF EMPLOYER INEEDED )
ASK FOR ALL “WORK” EVENTS AT K (ACTIVITYCODES 01, 02, 03, 06):
Lm‘ASKI+ —What was the full title of your job at that time ?
DO WRITE IN TITLE UNDERCOLUMNL FOR THAT EVENT
lease describe to me the work you did.IASK &ETAILS (SEE NOTE (i) t3ELOU)
PROMPT FOR (BRIEF/FULL)
[DO WRITE IN JOB DETAILS UNDER COLUMN L FOR THAT EVENTJ
Mm‘ASKl~t all?id your job at that time involve you in supervising other employees
DO CODE “l” FOR YES, “2” FOR NO, ANO “7” FOR DON’T KNOU UNOER COLUMN MFOR THAT EVENT .N.E!. “EMPLOYEES” INCLUOES ANY ~ELF-EMPLOYEQ PEOPLE SUPERVISED 1
,ASK1.~4
What was the name of the organisation or company employing you ?/your company ? READ OUTAS APPROPRIATE DEPENDING ON WHETHEREM?LOYEE/SELF-EMPLOYEO FOR THE EVENT YOU’RE TALKING ABOUT) A
IDO WRITE IN NAME UNDER COLUMN N FOR THAT EVENTI
[ Now NOW RETURN TO *I-JON PAGE 10, TO PROMPT FOR NEXT CHANGE.
.
NOTES(i) UE ONLY REQUIRE- DETAILS OF ALL THE RESPONDENT’S JOBS, ExCEPT FOR THE CuRRENT
OR LAST JOB, FOR WHICH YOU SHOULD GET FULL DETAILS,
(ii) HOUEVER, HHETHER YOU’RE GHTING BRIEFOR FULL DETAILS, HE NEED THE INFORMATIONTO ALLOCATE A FAIRLY PRECISE CODE TO EACH J08, SO PLEASE PR08E OR PROMPT FORSUFFICIENT DETAIL TO ENSURE THAT THE ANSWER 00ESN ‘T APPEAR VAGUE OR AM81GUOUS.FOR EXAMPLE, “ENGINEER” HAS DOZENS OF DIFFERENT MEANINGS, FROM A TRAIN DRIVERTO A PROFESSIONAL IN AN OFFICE DESIGNING BRIDGES. 8EFORE MOVING ON, THINK: ‘WILLTHEY UNDERSTAND THIS IN THC OFFICE?”
(iii) IT’ S PERFECTLY VALID FOR A RESPONOINT TO HAVE TOLD YOU (AT K) THAT THERE HAS ACHANGE IN HIS/HER TYPE OF WORK, EVEN IF HIS/t!ERJOB T~UAS uNCHANGEO, pROv-IoEo /THERE WAS A cHANGE~THf .]ORn?$cI?rFIT~~Nn~ QF<PONKTRTITTIFS SUCH As SUPERVISORY
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p-z ( SHOW CARDS P,Q,R,S,V,V’(X,Y,Z )‘IMPORTANTYOU~ COMPLETE J/K/O (ANO, IF APPROPRIATE, L-N) FOR EVERY EVENT W’ TO THE PRESENT0AYfiWU3k MOVING ON TO P-Z.
THE QUESTIONS IN P-Z SHOULO 8E AOAPTEO TO THE PRESENT TENSE IF TALKING ABOUT THE CURRENTJ06 .
P-~SHOULD BE ASKED-FOR EVERY EMPLOYEOhELF-EMpLoyED EVENT (I.E. fml TIME THERE’SA CODE 01,02,03 OR 06 IN COL. K), STARTING UITH THE EARLIEST EVENT ANO UORKING THROUGHTO THE PRESENT (OR MOST RECENT) E14PLOYED/$ELF-EMpLOyEOEVENT, ASKING p FOR EACH, TtIENQ FOREACH, ETC. YOU COULD EASILY END UP ASKING P-X FOR A SERIES OF EVENTS THAT ARE ALL ~SSENTIALLYTHE SAME;TYPE OF JOB WITH THE SAME 04PLOYER, BUT WITH CHANGES OF RESPONSIBILITY OR CHANGESFROM FULL-TIME TO PART-TIME (OR VICE.VERSA) GIVING YOU SEVERAL EVENT ROUSFILLEO IN. INTHIS SITUATION IT IS ABSOLUTELY CORRECT TO ASK P-X FOR MMROW, I.E. EACH EVENT COOEO01,02,03 OR 06, EVEN THOUGH THERE MAY ONLY BE SLIGHT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EVENTS.
P.-HOURS PER WEEK (SHOWCARDP)[ASK t? SHOW CARO P Uhen you were working as a ... (JOB TITLE) for ...
(EMPLOYER’S NAME/yourself) into which of these categories did yournormal hours of work per week fall on average - I meanexcluding meal breaks and unpaid overtime, but including any paid
I overtime ? I
DO WRITE IN CODE 01-09 FROM CARO P IN TWO 80XES PROVIOEO INGRIO (ONEDIGIT PER BOX)_R COLUMN P.(N.B. ROUND HALF HOURS&TO FIT COOES)00N’T KNOW = 77 *
I $HOU CARO P 101 LESS THAN 8 HRSIMEEK 36-40 HRS/WEEK02 8-15 HRS/WEEK % 41-45 HRS/WEEK03 16-22 HRS/WEEK 08 46-49 HRS/WEEK04 23-30 HRS/WEEK 09 50 OR MORE HRS/WEEK05 31-35 HRS/MEEK 77 (OON’T KNOW)
.
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& PAY(SHOW @&’@--- -- .--_: .. . ,. -N. B. W&T ASK Q OF FIRST JOE (I.E. DO NOT ASK Of FIRST E’iENTCODED 0?,02,03 OR 06)
,ASKl~ ‘+!%z&‘hen‘o”‘“”’‘“e‘0’as‘ ““””‘Jo’“T”)“king‘0’‘R’S lWiE/yourself) which of these options dld you considerit tobe in relation to your previous Job ? I
“~WRITE INCOOE 1-3 FROM CARO Q IN BOX INGRIO UNDER COLUMN Q.MN’T KMU =.7— ...... ....
,SttOHCARO Q
I CONSIOEREO IT TO BE .....
I1. A BETTER PAIO J082. A SIMILARLY PAID J083. A HORSE PAID J087. (,00N‘T KNOU)
NOTES(i) WHEN ASKING (), ~yER If ~E RESPONOENTI$ PREVIOUS JOB HAS ~oT I~EDIA~Ly ~EFOREHAND
(E.G. ONE JOB SEPARATED FROM NEXT BY PERIOO OF UNEMPLOYMENT, tfOUSEUIFEETC.) YOUSHOULD STILL ASK Q IN RELATION TO THE 1MMEDIATEL% PREVIOUS JOB, HOIKVER LONG AGO.
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R- (SHOW: NUMBER EMPLOYED AT PIACE OF WORK CARD R●
✎.ASK l.- ?!oucAROR~ Fnxsthis card, how many people didyou employ when vou wffked for yourself as a .... (JOB TITLE) ?OTHERS. ASK: From this card, how many people were employed at or fromthe establishment where you worked when you worked as a .’.... (JOBTITLE) for . . . ..- (OipLOYERIs NAME) ?
-DO WRITE IN COOE ~ FROM CARO R IN BOX IN GRID UNDER COLUMN R. (N.B.. RESPONDENT VERSION OF CARD IS A-F BUT ~ USE 1-5 AS BELOH)
OON’T KNOW= 7
10.
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SHOU CARD R
(A) JUST ME (WORKING ALONE)(B) 2-24 EMPLOYEES ~{C) 25-99 EMPLOYEES(D) 100-499 EMPLOYEES(E) 500+ EMPLOYEES(OON’T KNOU)
[NOTES
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I (i) AccEpT UHATEVER THE RESPONDENT CONSIDERS TO BE THE ESTABLISHhiENT UHERE TliEY UORK. I..
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s :WORK.
+4-- -~’. . .—. .-. ---
NG WITH MEN/WOMEN (SHOW CAR-D-S;
ASK I* SHOW CARD S Hhich of these best describes the balance of men andwomen at your place of work when .Youworked as a .... (JOB TITLE) for
● .. (EMPLOYER’S NAME/yourself ?} )
-DO MRITE IN CODE 1-4 FROM CARD S IN BOX IN GRID UNDER COLUMN S.OON’T KNOW = 7—
SHOW CARD S
1. MAINLY WITH MEN2. WITH A FAIRLY EQUAL MIXTURE OF MEN AND WIOMEN3. MAINLY WITH UOMEN4. WORKING ALONE7. (DON’T KNOW)
T: TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP (NO CARD NEEDED)
ASKI* When you were working as a ..... (JOB TITLE) for ..... (EMPLOYER’SNAME/yourself) were you a trade union member ? IF MEMBER FOR PARTOF TIME AND NOT MEMBER FOR REST, TAKE WHICHEVER SITUATION PREVAILEDFOR THE GREATER (TOTAL) TIME.
)0 I CODE “1“ FOR YES, “2” FOR NO, AND “7” FOR DON’T KNOW UNDER COLUMN T
.— .
U; PROMOTION- PROSPECT~N$E&!#~,f+J.B. RESPONDENTS SHOUL~ BE ASKED “U” ABOUT SELF-EMPLOYED EVENTS - ONLY
.. ASK IT OF EACH EMPLOYED EVENT OR W+EN WORKING ON A GOVT. SCHEME - CODES 02,03AND 06 AT KT
ASK1.~ ....~enerally speaking, when you were working as a ..... (JOB TITLE) for(EMPLOYER’S NAME) were there promotion possibilities for people
.1 doing your kind of work ?
[DO CODE“1”FOR YES (ANY POSSIBILITY), “2” FOR NO, AND ’07nFOR.DON‘T KNOW UNDER COLUMN U
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ASKly SHOW CARD V When you were worklng as a ., .,. (JOB TITLE) for .....(EMPLOYER’S NAME/yourself) how _ dld you regard your job as being?
DO WRITE IN CODE ~ FROM CARD V IN BOX IN GRID UNDER COLUMN V.DON’T KNOW = 7 .
>HUW LAKU V
A VERY SECURE JOB;: A FAIRLY SECURE JOB3. A FAIRLY INSECURE JOB4. A VERY INSECURE JOB7. (DON’T KNOW)
W7HOVV CLOSELY SUPWMdiisj&;wMASKl~ HOW CARD W When you were working as a .... (JOB TITLE) for ...
(EMPLOYER’SNAME/yourself) how closely were people doing your kindof work supervised ?
I Uu I DON’T KNOW = 7 I
SHOtiCARD W
VERY CLOSELY;: QUITE CLOSELY..-
NOT VERY CLOSELYi: NOT AT ALL CLOSELY7. (DON‘T KNOW)
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PAS 11700 - 16- +:”.’.?\*-‘.’~“ ...,. 0,’,:./ “.,. ,.”.’- ....... .. ..’
x:.MAIN REASONS FOR CHANGING/LEAVIN@JOB(SHOW C~D X)
WHEN YOU GET TO THE LATEST JOB, ONLY ASK X IF THE RESPONDENT‘N. B s HASLEFTIT (ANOTHEREFORE HAS A CURRENT ACTIVITY CODE OTHERTHAN 01,02,03,06).
I
IAORK HISTORY UPDATE - VERY lM~RTANT I.——.. —
IF-T~~~N~Of-~HE~iORK HISTORY HAD A UORK CODE AT K (01,02, 03, -.—— _ _-
06) AND THEREFORE THE FIRST EVENT OF THE WORK HISTORY UPDATE HAS THIS WORK CODE,ALSO ASK X OF THAT JOB-
J
ASK 1? ‘sHOW CARD X When you stopped being a ... (JOB TITLE) for . . .(E~ptOYER’S NANE/yourself) what was the main reason ? Uhich ~ ofthese types of reason comes closest ? —
[DO WRITE IN CODE 1-4 FROM CARD X IN BOX IN GRID UNDER COLUMN XDON’T KNOW = 7—
SHOW CARD X.
PERSONAL OR FAMILY REASON(e .gi to look after children/defendants, i 11 heal th);: FOR A BETTER JOB (e.g. better pay, greater interest, more stimulating, safer
-environment).3. IT WAS THE EMPLOYER’S DECISION (e.g. redundancy, dismissal, lay-off, business
failure).4. QTHER REASON (e.g. retired, moved from area)7. (DON’TKNOM)
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jHOULD BE ASKED OF EACH EMPLOYER OR SELF-EMPLOYED PERIOD RECORDED IN COLUMN N, ANO ZSHOULD BE ASKED OF EACH EMPLOYER (BuT ~ANY SELF-EMPLOYED PERI.00S). IF THE SANEEMPLOYER’S NAME APPEARS IN MORE THAN ONE ROW (OR THE RESPONDENT IS SELF-EMPLOYED FOR THESAME ORGANISATION IN MORE THA;iONE ROW) YOU ONLY NEED TO ASK Y AND Z ONCE FOR THATEMPLOYER/SELF-EMPLOYED PERIOD, REFERRING TO THE EVENT ~HERE THE NAME IN COLU?4NNAPPEARS~.OR THEFIRS~ TIME, THIS HOLDS TRuE EVEN WHEN A RESPONDENT HAS WORKED FOR ANORGANIZATION/BEEN SELF-EMPLOYED AND THEN EITHER WORKED SOMEWHERE ELSE ANO/OR HAD A PERIODOF NON-WORK AFTER WHICH H[/SHEXETURNED TO WORK FOR THE* ORGANISATION - (IN WHICHCASE THE SAME EMPLOYER’S NAME CAN APPEA)? SEVERAL EVENTS FURTHER ON) - ONLY ASK Y AND ZOF THE FIRST TIME THAT ENPLOYtR’S &/SELF-E@OYEO l~E APPEARS.. .
m, ALTHOUGH Y Am ZAREONLY= ONCE, YOU SHOULO ACTUALLY WRITE IN THE DETAILSONEVERY EVENT LINE FOR THAT EMPLOYER/SELF-EMPLOYED PERIOD, A~~ILE ~ING$o JusT cHEcKmTHE mpoNomT THAT THE NATuRE OF 6uSINESS (y) oR sEcTon !mKEfl IN (z) OION’T CHANGEWHILE THEY WORKED THERE. IF IT 010, YOU SHOULD CHANGE THE CODE AS APPROPRIATE, ANO WRITEIN THE CHANGED CODE FROM THE EVE~LINE THAT STARTS UITH THE DATE OF THE CHANGE ONWARDS.IF THE CHANGE CAME DURING AN EVENT LINE (E.G. CHANGE CAME IN JUNE 1966 AND EVENT LINECOVERS MAY 1962 TO MARCH 1967) TAKE THE STATUS APPLYING FOR THE $REATER PART OF THE EVENTAND CODE THIS, WHICH MAY MEAN (AS IN THE EXAMPLE) THAT THE CHANGE OF CODE IS PUSHEO ONTOTHE NEXT EVENT LINE. IF, HOWEVER, THE CHANGE CAME DURING THE LAST EVENT LINE FOR THATEMPLOYER, ANO THAT LAST EVENT LINE IS~LSQ THE CURRENT SITUATIKSIMPLY CODE THE CHANGEREGARDLESS OF WHICH SITUATION APPLIED FOR THE GREATEST PERIOD OF TIME.
Y.-NATUREOF BUSINESS (NO SHOWcARD-”Yi
ASK 1? “klhatwas the nature ofJ
● .... (EMPLOYER’SNAME/your) business whenyou worked for them/yourself as a ● #..* (READ OUT JOB TITLE WHEN
J FIRST WORKED FOR THAT ORGANISATION) ? PROMPT FOR SUFFICIENT DETAIL“~ODE USING INDUSTRY CATEGORIES ON SEPARATE SHEET (N.B. ABERDEENNEED TO ESTABLISH INVOLVEMENT IN OIL/GAS INDUSTRIES ALSO)
DO WRITE IN TWO-DIGITCODE IN BOXES IN GRID UNDER COLUMN Y (ONE DIGITPCR BOX) BESIOE EVERY EVENT WHEN THIS EMPLOYER’S NAME/SELF-EMPLOYEO PERIOO APPEARS.DON’T KNOW = 77
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SHOU CARD Z Has ..... (EMpLOyER’$ NAME) in the public or privatesector when you worked for them as a .0..0FIRST WORKED FOR EMPLOYER) ?
(READ OUT JOB TITLE WHEN
-DO WRITE IN CODE1 OR 2 IN BOX IN GRID UNDER COLUflNZ BESIDE &VERYEVENT WHEN THIS EMPLOYER’S NAME APPEARS.DON’T KNOW = 7)
SHOW CARD Z
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SCEUMain Sumey LOCATIONJune/July ’86 CODEFRAME
LOCATIONCODING: STANDARD 4 DIGIT SYSTEM
First two digits In UK: Region
Outside UK: Country
Second two digits England/Wales: County (and greater detail in those
counties containing one of the survey towns)
Scotland (Grampianand Fife): Detail of survey areas.
Rest of Scotland/Northern Ireland/Outside UK: Just 00
In the Life History, each place where lived (A) is converted to a 4 digit
code, e.g.
3100 France
0522 Bucks.
0846 Rochdale Travel to Work Area
. 473.
BRITISH
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ISLES
JMBRIA
F. YORXSHIU ~ HO@ERSIDE
. EAST MIDLA~S
F’ EAST ANGLIAw
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@ SOUTH EAST
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06 SOUTH WEST
07 WESTMIDLANDS (REGION),’i 08 NORTH WEST
..WALES
09 WALES
SCOTLAND
10 GRAMPIAN
12f3DSCELIMain SurveyJune/Julv ’86
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I%ese will have detailedcodes for their last 2digits (or 77 if detailnot known)
A
11 TAYSIDE
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00 as last two digits12 CENTRAL— -.-——. -
13 FIFE——— —— ———14 LOTHIAN
15 BORDERS
16 DUMFRIES AND GALLOVAY
17 STRATHCLYDE
18 HIGHLAND
19 WESTERN ISLES
20 ORKNEY AND SHETLAND
NORTHERN IRELAND
a NORTHERN IRELAND
REST OF UK
22 ISLE OF MAN
23 CHANNEL ISLANDS
IRISH REPUBLIC
30 IRISH RXPUBLIC
- detail for last 2 digits
00 as last 2 digits.
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following will automatically have 00 as their
51Jg~ France 31
West Germany~a
“S3 Italy
T
M BelgiM/Denmark/Greece/Holland/Luxembourg/Portug
s Other European country
AMERICA
41 USA
42 Canada
43 West Indies/Belize/Guyana
44 Mexico/Central America
45 South America
AFRICA
Iii!sDSCELIMain surveyJune/July ’86
last two digits.
,al/Spain
51 South Africa/Zimbabwe/Zambia/Malawi
52 Kenya/Uganda/Tanzania
53 Nigeria/Ghana/SierraLeone
59 Other African country (includingNorth Africa, e.g. Egypt, Libya, Morocco)
ASIA
61 India
62 Pakistan
63 Bangladesh
m Sri Lanka
65 Singa~ore/Malaysia
66 Hong Kong
69 Other Asian country (includingChina, Japan)
AUSTRALASIA
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72
73
OTHER
75
76
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific Islands
Armed Forces/MerchantNavy (~ If= particular land base/port)
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ENGLAND
NORTH EAST AND CUM3RIA (01)
0101 Cleveland (Teesside - includes Middlesbrough, Stockton, Billingham,Hartlepool,Redcar)
0102 County Durham (incl. Durham, Darlington, Consett)
0103 Cumbria (incl. Barrow, Carlisle)
0104 Northumberland (incl. Blyth, Ashington, Morpeth, Berwick)
0105 Tyne & Wear (incl. Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland, South Shields, Tynemouth)
0177 North East England (n.m.s”)
YORKSHIRE AND HUMBERSIDE (02}
0206 Humberside (incl. Hull, Grimsby, Scunthorpe, Goole)
0207 North Yorkshire (incl. York, Harrogate, Scarborough)
0208 South Yorkshire (incl. Sheffield, Rotherhm, Doncaster, Ba.rnsley)
0209 West Yorkshire (incl. Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Huddersfield, Wakefield)
0277 Yorkshire (n.m.s.*)
EAST MIDLANDS (03)
O31O Northampton (Town/District)
0391 Rest of Northampton Travel to Work Area (incl. Blisworth, Brixworth,
Paulersbury, Roade, Silverstone,Towcester, Yardley Hastings)
0311 Rest of Northamptonshire(incl. Brackley, Corby, Daventry, Desborough,
Kettering, Oundlr, Pottersbury,Rushden, Stony Stratford, Rothwell,
Wellingborough).
0312 Derbyshire
0313 Leicestershire (incl. Rutland, but excludinq Hinckley - see 0793)
0314 Lincolnshire
0315 Nottinghamshire
0377 East Midlands (n.m.s.*)
EAST ANGLIA (04)
0416 Cambridgeshire (incl. Huntingdonshire)
0417 Norfolk
0418 Suffolk
@W7 East Anglia (n.m.s.”)
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0519 London/GLC
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0520 Bedfordshire
0521 Berkshire
0522 Buckinghamshire
0523 Essex
0524 Hampshire
0525 Hertfordshire
0526 Isle ofWight
0527 Kent
0528 Oxfordshire(apart from FARINGDON - see 0692)
0529 Surrey
0530 Sussex: East
0531 Sussex: West
0577 South East (n.m.s.+)
SOUTH WEST (06)
0632 Swindon/ThamesdownDistrict (incl. Bishopstone,Broad Blunsdon, Chiseldown,
Highworth, Inglesham, Wanborough, Wroughton)
0692 Rest of Swindon Travel to Work Area (incl. Aldbourne, Ashbury(Oxon)t
Burbage, Cricklade, Lechlade(Glos), Faringdon(Oxon)l‘=lborOugh~
Purton, Ramsbury, Shalbourne, Watchfield(Oxon),Wootton Bassett)
0632 Swindon/Thamesdom District
0633 Rest of Wiltshire
0634 Avon (incl. Bristol. Bath, Weston)
0635 Cornwall
0636 Devon
0637 Dorset
0638 Glouces$ershire(apart from Lechlade - see 0692)
0639 Somerset
0677 South West/West Country (n.m.s.+)
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Rest of Coventry Travel to Work Area (incl. Atherstone, Bedworth,
Brinklow, Corley, Dunchurch,Hinckley, Meriden, Nuneaton, Stoneleigh)
Rest of West Midlands MetropolitanCounty (apart from Coventry and
Meriden, but includingSolihull, Birmingham, Walsall, Wolverhampton,
Dudley, Sutton Coldfield)
Rest of Warwickshire (incl.Coleshill, Rugby, Kenilworth, Warwick,
Leamington, Stratford)
Hereford & Worcester (incl.Redditch, Bromsgrove, Kidderminster)
Shropshire/Salop
Staffordshire
West Midlands Region (n.m.s.+)
NORTH WEST (08)
0846 Rochdale Travel to Work Area - SEE MAP
0847 Rest of Greater Manchester (incl. Middleton, Royton, Shaw, Oldham,
Bury, Bolton, Wigan, Salford, Trafford, Stockport, Tameside)
0848 Lancashire (apart from Whitworth and Shawforth - see 0846)
0849 Cheshire
0850 Merseyside
0877 North West (n.m.s.”)
WALES (09)
0951 Clywd (Denbigh/Flint)
0952 Dyfed (Cardigan/C=m=then/pembroke)
0953 Glafnorgan:-West (incl.Swansea, Port Talbot)
0954 Glamorgan: Mid (incl. Merthyr, Rhondda, Caerphilly, Bridgend,Porthcawl)
0955 Glamorgan: South (incl. C=diff, Barry)
0956 Glamorgan (n.m.s.’)
0957 Gwent (incl. Monmouth, NeWort, Ebbw vale)
0958 Gwynedd (Anglesey/Caenarvon/Merioneth)
0959 Powys
0960 North
0961 South
0977 Wales
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GRAMPIAN REGION (10)
1062 Aberdeen City and close suburbs (see Map Al, right hand side)
1063 Rest of Aberdeen Area (Map Al, left hand side)
1064 Rest of Grampian Region (includes Peterhead, Fraserbu.rgh, Elgh, Braem=)
1077 Grampain Region (n.m.s.*)
TAYSIDE REGION (11)
1100 Tayside Region (includesDundee, Perth, Arbroath, Montrose, Forfa.r, Wnross)
CENTRAL REGION (12)
1200 Central Region (includes Alloa, Stirling, Falkirk, Grangemouth, Bo’ness,Kincardine, Clackmannan)
FIFE REGION (13)
1365 Kirkcaldy Town/Burgh
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1366 KINGHORN
1367 BURNTISLA~
1368 CARDENDEN
1369 AUCH’TERDERRAN
1370 KINGLASSIE
1371 LESLIE
1372 GLENROTWS
1373 THORNTON--
1374 MARKINCH
1375 KENNOWAY
1376 wINDYGATES
1378- LEVEN
1379 NETHIL
1380 BUCKHAmN
1381 EAST WEMYSS
1382 Elsewhere in Kirkcaldy District
1383 Largo/L~go Ward/Kirkton of Largo
1384 Rest of Fife (iIICl. Dunfermlirie,Cowdenbeath, Lochgelly, Falkland,
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1377 Fife (n.m.s.*)
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1400 Lothian Region (includesEdinbugh, Bathgate, Linlithgow, Dunb=)
-BORDERSREGION (15)
1500 Borders Region (Berwickshire/Roxburgh/Selkirk/Peebles)
DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY (16)
1600 Dumfries and Galloway (Dumfrieshire/Kirkcudbright/Wigtownshire)
STRATHCLYDE REGION (17)
1700 Strathclyde Region (Argyll/Ayr/Bute/Dunbarton/Lana.rk/Renfrewshire-includes Glasgow, Coatbridge,Airdrie, Motherwell, Clydebank, Greenock,Kilmarnock, Ayr)
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1800 Highland Regi~n (lnverness/Nairn/Rossand Cromarty/Sutherland/Caithness)
WESTERN ISLES (19)
1900 Western Isles
ORKNEY AND SHETLAND (20)
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