Support #95
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Follow up to Variation in responses in British Household Panel & Understanding Society surveys
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Many thanks for your suggestion Jakob.
On a related matter, i.e a variation between results
in Understanding Society wave 1 and British Household
Panel wave 18.
I have run a frequency in Understanding Society wave 1 looking
at age bands, filtering on employees using:
Weight: a_indpxus_xw
Filter: a_jlsemp = 1 (employee)
Variable: a_agegr13_dv
This has produced a rather strange result when looking
at the '65 years or older' age band with 48.2% (7,107) of the responses coded as employees.
given.
To put this into context, the percentage of people who are coded as employees in their thirties is considerably
lower, '30-34 years old' account for 3.8% (559). While '35-39 years old' account for 4.4% (653)
of the total responses received (14,759).
Regards,
Ray Storry
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Ray,
Are you interested in current (_jbsemp) or last job (_jlsemp)?
Jakob
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In current. Is there a similar distinction in the BHPS between current and last job?
Ray
Yes, BHPS is the source of these two variables.
Jakob
Updated by Redmine Admin almost 12 years ago
Can I check the variable for current job in BHPS, please.
Ray
The variable names are the same. Please be aware that the wave prefix on BHPS is simply a letter, whereas it is a letter plus and underscore on UKHLS.
Jakob
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