Censo de Población y Viviendas 1962 - IPUMS Subset
Paraguay, 1962
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PRY_1962_PHC_v01_M_v01_A_IPUMS
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General Directorate of Statistics and Censuses (DGEC), Minnesota Population Center
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- PRY1962-H-H
- PRY1962-P-H
Employment status (PY1962A_0429)
Data file: PRY1962-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
163
End:
164
Width:
2
Range:
1 - 99
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Occupational (economic) characteristics
For persons 12 years of age and older
15. Type of activity:
Mark only one of the boxes as appropriate. Employed: one who on the "Census Day" has a job. Unemployed: one who, having worked before, is without a job and looking for one. Looking for work for the first time: one who has never worked before and is looking for a job. Domestic duties and student: those who spend their time exclusively on care of the household or studies. Retired and pensioners: those who receive a monthly sum from the state, for retirement or pension. Rentier: one who, without working, lives off assets. Other: those not included in any of the above groups.
[] 1 Employed
[] 2 Unemployed
[] 3 Looking for work for the first time
[] 4 Domestic duties
[] 5 Student
[] 6 Retired or pensioner
[] 7 Rentier
[] 8 Other
For persons 12 years of age and older
15. Type of activity:
Mark only one of the boxes as appropriate. Employed: one who on the "Census Day" has a job. Unemployed: one who, having worked before, is without a job and looking for one. Looking for work for the first time: one who has never worked before and is looking for a job. Domestic duties and student: those who spend their time exclusively on care of the household or studies. Retired and pensioners: those who receive a monthly sum from the state, for retirement or pension. Rentier: one who, without working, lives off assets. Other: those not included in any of the above groups.
[] 1 Employed
[] 2 Unemployed
[] 3 Looking for work for the first time
[] 4 Domestic duties
[] 5 Student
[] 6 Retired or pensioner
[] 7 Rentier
[] 8 Other
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Employed |
| 2 | Unemployed |
| 3 | Looked for work for the first time |
| 4 | Household duties |
| 5 | Student |
| 6 | Retired |
| 7 | Rentier |
| 8 | Other |
| 98 | Unknown |
| 99 | NIU (not in universe) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
Occupational characteristics
Observations
175 - The four topics designated Items 15 to 18 are included under the general title "Occupational characteristics." By way of the information collected, the whole population of the country will, first of all, be grouped under two large primary groups:
a) The economically active population, and
b) The economically non-active population.
Each of these two large groups will be, at the same time, differentiated into sub-groups, all and each of which are specified under item 15.
176 - The occupation of the enumerated is then investigated (Item 16). When a person has more than one occupation, the one considered is the occupation which provides the greatest amount of income. If a person only has one job, this will be the occupation considered.
177 - Then, under the denomination of industry (branch of economic activity), the type of industry or place of work where the occupation is carried out is investigated (Item 17), and the category or title with which they carried it out, be it as an employee, laborer, etc., (Item 18).
178 - To obtain a rational and appropriate grouping of the information, numerous individual situation should be considered; those that have been adjusted to definitions refined by economics, sociologists, and demographers. These definitions, and the methodological procedure of the registration of the data, are structured in such as was as to reflect the occupational situation of the enumerated on the "Census day."
[pg. 24]
These definitions, and the methodological procedures of the registration of the data, are structured in such a way that they reflect the occupational situation of the enumerated on the "Census day."
179 - The information solicited for the topics designated in Items 15 thru 18 are intimately correlated. This means that once the basic, initial information has been registered in Item 15, no information should be annotated in Items 16 thru 18 without first of all clarifying whether or not it follows the information registered in the Item immediately preceding it. Thus, information should always be registered in Item 15, but should conditionally be registered in items 16 thru 18, depending on situation of the persons being enumerated.
Item XV: Type of activity
180 - The type of occupational activity or situation of the persons on the "census day" will be annotated under this item, distinguishing the different situations by way of the denominations and definitions that are indicated for the different groups.
181 - Only one of the boxes on the form should be annotated for each person enumerated, above twelve years of age.
The following specifies, in detail, the type of people that are included in each group:
Employed:
182 Includes all persons who are employed on the "Census day" - that is to say, that have jobs. The following classes can be distinguished:
a) Persons who work for someone who is not a family members, receiving a monetary pay (salary, commission, etc.) or material goods (house, food, etc.), for the work that they do, of any type;
b) Persons who work on a farm plot [chacra], estate, commerce, or industry, or carry out a profession, be it by themselves or with the help of one or more persons, to whom they pay a wage or salary;
c) Persons who work for another family member on a farm ["estancia"], store, workshop, office, etc., with or without pay. In this last case - those who work for a member of a family without receiving pay - they are considered employed as long they work at least three hours a day, or the equivalent of two eight-hour days of work, per week.
183 - Also included in this group (employed) are those people who are not found, on the "Census day," to be exercising their occupation for reasons of sickness, vacation, strike, or temporary job interruption, or any other type of reason that does not signify a permanent retirement by the person.
Unemployed:
184 - Includes all the persons who, on the "Census day," do not have a job or paid work, but who have worked before and are seeking work. Those persons who are not looking for work because they have obtained a job that they will start after the date of the "Census day" should also be included in this group.
Seeking work for the first time
185 - Includes all persons who have never worked, and who are seeking their first employment.
Domestic duties
186 - Includes persons who dedicate themselves exclusively to domestic duties in their own household. When this labor is done for pay (as a salary or in material goods), such as is the case for domestic servants, the respective person will be annotated as "occupied."
Student
187 - Includes all persons who dedicate themselves exclusively to studying.
188 - If a person dedicated to "Domestic Duties," or a "Student" carry's out a paid occupation, on the date of the census, they are automatically considered to be an "employed" person.
Retired or Pensioner
189 - Includes all those persons who do not carry out a paid occupation and who receive a monthly sum from the State for retirement or for pension. Therefore, widows and other persons who receive pensions, including non-contributory pensions [pensiones graciables], fall into this group.
Rentier
190 - Includes persons who do not carry out a paid activity and who live from the product of their assets.
Other
191 - Includes all those persons who do not carry out a paid activity because of physical or mental incapacity (invalids), shut-ins [vida de clausura], or judicial order (prisoners). This also includes all persons who cannot classify themselves within any of the preceding groups, such as minors who do not attend school, and elderly persons without economic recourses, etc. If the incapacity is temporary, the person should be classified as "employed," as long as their employment is in some way assured.
192 - Once a person is classified under this item, continue with the annotation pertinent to the following item, number 16, only for those who have been placed into one of the groups: "employed," "unemployed," and "seeking work for the first time." For persons classified under any of the other groups ("domestic duties," "student," "retired or pensioner," "rentier," and "other") the census investigation is finished, and the spaces reserved for the registration of the information solicited in Items 16 thru 18 should be crossed out with a diagonal line.
Observations
175 - The four topics designated Items 15 to 18 are included under the general title "Occupational characteristics." By way of the information collected, the whole population of the country will, first of all, be grouped under two large primary groups:
a) The economically active population, and
b) The economically non-active population.
Each of these two large groups will be, at the same time, differentiated into sub-groups, all and each of which are specified under item 15.
176 - The occupation of the enumerated is then investigated (Item 16). When a person has more than one occupation, the one considered is the occupation which provides the greatest amount of income. If a person only has one job, this will be the occupation considered.
177 - Then, under the denomination of industry (branch of economic activity), the type of industry or place of work where the occupation is carried out is investigated (Item 17), and the category or title with which they carried it out, be it as an employee, laborer, etc., (Item 18).
178 - To obtain a rational and appropriate grouping of the information, numerous individual situation should be considered; those that have been adjusted to definitions refined by economics, sociologists, and demographers. These definitions, and the methodological procedure of the registration of the data, are structured in such as was as to reflect the occupational situation of the enumerated on the "Census day."
[pg. 24]
These definitions, and the methodological procedures of the registration of the data, are structured in such a way that they reflect the occupational situation of the enumerated on the "Census day."
179 - The information solicited for the topics designated in Items 15 thru 18 are intimately correlated. This means that once the basic, initial information has been registered in Item 15, no information should be annotated in Items 16 thru 18 without first of all clarifying whether or not it follows the information registered in the Item immediately preceding it. Thus, information should always be registered in Item 15, but should conditionally be registered in items 16 thru 18, depending on situation of the persons being enumerated.
Item XV: Type of activity
180 - The type of occupational activity or situation of the persons on the "census day" will be annotated under this item, distinguishing the different situations by way of the denominations and definitions that are indicated for the different groups.
181 - Only one of the boxes on the form should be annotated for each person enumerated, above twelve years of age.
The following specifies, in detail, the type of people that are included in each group:
Employed:
182 Includes all persons who are employed on the "Census day" - that is to say, that have jobs. The following classes can be distinguished:
a) Persons who work for someone who is not a family members, receiving a monetary pay (salary, commission, etc.) or material goods (house, food, etc.), for the work that they do, of any type;
b) Persons who work on a farm plot [chacra], estate, commerce, or industry, or carry out a profession, be it by themselves or with the help of one or more persons, to whom they pay a wage or salary;
c) Persons who work for another family member on a farm ["estancia"], store, workshop, office, etc., with or without pay. In this last case - those who work for a member of a family without receiving pay - they are considered employed as long they work at least three hours a day, or the equivalent of two eight-hour days of work, per week.
183 - Also included in this group (employed) are those people who are not found, on the "Census day," to be exercising their occupation for reasons of sickness, vacation, strike, or temporary job interruption, or any other type of reason that does not signify a permanent retirement by the person.
Unemployed:
184 - Includes all the persons who, on the "Census day," do not have a job or paid work, but who have worked before and are seeking work. Those persons who are not looking for work because they have obtained a job that they will start after the date of the "Census day" should also be included in this group.
Seeking work for the first time
185 - Includes all persons who have never worked, and who are seeking their first employment.
Domestic duties
186 - Includes persons who dedicate themselves exclusively to domestic duties in their own household. When this labor is done for pay (as a salary or in material goods), such as is the case for domestic servants, the respective person will be annotated as "occupied."
Student
187 - Includes all persons who dedicate themselves exclusively to studying.
188 - If a person dedicated to "Domestic Duties," or a "Student" carry's out a paid occupation, on the date of the census, they are automatically considered to be an "employed" person.
Retired or Pensioner
189 - Includes all those persons who do not carry out a paid occupation and who receive a monthly sum from the State for retirement or for pension. Therefore, widows and other persons who receive pensions, including non-contributory pensions [pensiones graciables], fall into this group.
Rentier
190 - Includes persons who do not carry out a paid activity and who live from the product of their assets.
Other
191 - Includes all those persons who do not carry out a paid activity because of physical or mental incapacity (invalids), shut-ins [vida de clausura], or judicial order (prisoners). This also includes all persons who cannot classify themselves within any of the preceding groups, such as minors who do not attend school, and elderly persons without economic recourses, etc. If the incapacity is temporary, the person should be classified as "employed," as long as their employment is in some way assured.
192 - Once a person is classified under this item, continue with the annotation pertinent to the following item, number 16, only for those who have been placed into one of the groups: "employed," "unemployed," and "seeking work for the first time." For persons classified under any of the other groups ("domestic duties," "student," "retired or pensioner," "rentier," and "other") the census investigation is finished, and the spaces reserved for the registration of the information solicited in Items 16 thru 18 should be crossed out with a diagonal line.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the person's employment status.
Universe
Persons age 12+
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |