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Commission Regulation (EC) No 207/2008 of 5 March 2008 adopting the specifications of the 2009 ad hoc module on the entry of young people into the labour market provided for by Council Regulation (EC) No 577/98 (Text with EEA relevance)

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LABOUR FORCE SURVEY

Specifications of the 2009 ad hoc module on the entry of young people into the labour market

1.Member States and regions concerned: all.

2.The variables shall be coded as follows:

The labelling of variables of the Labour Force Survey in the column ‘Filter’ refers to Annex II to Commission Regulation (EC) No 430/2005.

ColumnCodeDescriptionFilter

203

(PARHAT)

Highest level of education successfully completed by father or mother Everybody aged 15-34
1Low: ISCED 0, 1, 2 and 3c short
2Medium: ISCED 3-4 (without 3c short)
3High: ISCED 5-6
9Not applicable (persons aged less than 15 or more than 34)
BlankNo answer

204-207

PARFOR

Country of birth of father and mother Everybody aged 15-34
(For Germany: nationality/former nationality of father and mother when they have in the reference week the German nationality)
For coding, see ISO country classification
....4 digits (father — 2 first digits, mother — 2 last digits)
9999Not applicable
BlankNo answer

208

HATVOC

Orientation of the highest level of formal education attained (HATLEVEL) Everybody aged 15-34 and HATLEVEL=21-43
1General education
2Vocational education mainly (or solely) school based
3Combination of school and workplace based vocational education
4Vocational education mainly workplace based
5Vocational education, with no distinction possible between 2, 3 and 4
9Not applicable
BlankNo answer

209-214

STOPDATE

Month and year of leaving formal education for the last time Everybody aged 15-34 and EDUCSTAT=2 and HATLEVEL≠00
Month and year
999999Not applicable
BlankNo answer

215

WORKEDUC

Work during studies in formal education Everybody aged 15-34
0No work or work less than 1 month per year
1Work (only) as part of educational programme
2Work while studying but outside educational programmes
3Work (only) during an interruption of studies
4Work as combination of 1 and 2
5Work as combination of 1 and 3
6Work as combination of 2 and 3
7Work as combination of 1, 2 and 3
9Not applicable
BlankNo answer

216-221

JOBSTART

Month and year of start of the first job of more than 3 months after leaving formal education for the last time Col.209-214 ≠ 999999 and blank
000000Never had a job of more than 3 months
000001Current job is my first job
……Month and year
999999Not applicable
BlankNo answer

222-224

JOBDUR

Duration of the first job of more than 3 months (after leaving formal education for the last time) Col. 216-221 ≠ 000000 and 000001 and 999999
Number of months
999Not applicable
BlankNo answer

225

FINDMETH

Method which allowed to find the first job of more than 3 months (after leaving formal education for the last time) Col. 216-221 ≠ 000000 and 999999
1Via educational institution
2Via PES (Public Employment Services)
3Via ads in press or on the Internet
4Submission of direct (spontaneous) job application to employer
5Via family and friends
6Job found after previous experience (summer/student job, apprenticeship, traineeship, voluntary job) in the same company
7Launching private business
8Other
9Not applicable
BlankNo answer

226-229

JOBOCC

Occupation of the first job of more than 3 months (after leaving formal education for the last time) Col. 216-221 ≠ 000000 and 000001 and 999999
....ISCO-88 (COM) coded at 3 or if possible 4 digits level
9999Not applicable
BlankNo answer

230

JOBCONTR

Type of contract of the first job of more than 3 months (after leaving formal education for the last time) Col. 216-221 ≠ 000000 and 000001 and 999999
1Self-employed
2Employee, permanent full-time
3Employee, permanent part-time
4Employee, temporary full-time
5Employee, temporary part-time
6Family worker
9Not applicable
BlankNo answer

231

TRANSACT

Main activity after leaving formal education for the last time and before starting the first job of a duration of at least 3 months Col.209-214 ≠ 999999 and blank and {first job started more than 3 months after the date in Col.209-214 or Col.216-221 =000000}
1Employed — work in job(s) of short duration (maximum 3 months)
2Compulsory military or community service
3

Not employed, actively looking for a job

Not employed, not looking actively for a job because of:

4Family responsibilities
5Participation in non-formal education
6Voluntary activities
7Health problems
8Other reasons
9Not applicable
BlankNo answer
232/237 Weighting factor for the LFS module 2009 (optional) Everybody aged 15-34
0000-9999Columns 232-235 contain whole numbers
00-99Columns 236-237 contain decimal places

238

(PARNAT)

Nationality at birth of parents (optional) Everybody aged 15-34
For coding, see ISO country classification
9999Not applicable
BlankNo answer

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