if in ( 20, 40, 56, 124, 196, 208, 246, 250, 276, 300, 352, 372, 376, 380, 442, 470, 492, 528, 578, 620, 674, 724, 752, 756, 826, 840 ) then CTRYQUAL = 9; America and Western Europe”*/ if in (258, 312, 999) then CTRYQUAL = .N; if Disp_BQ = . then CTRYQUAL = .; /* BIRTHRGN Variable Country of (9 regions) Value Labels Scale: discrete (categorical) 1 “Arab States” 2 and West Asia” 3 America and the Caribbean” 4 “Sub-Saharan Africa” 5 “East Asia and the Pacific (poorer countries)” 6 “Central Asia” 7 “East Asia and the Pacific (richer countries)” 8 “Central and Eastern Europe” 9 “North America and Western Europe” .V “Valid skip’’ .D “Don’t know” .R “Refused” .N “Not stated or inferred” Reference variables CNT_BRTH SAS code */ IF CNT_BRTH <= .Z THEN BIRTHRGN = CNT_BRTH; if CNT_BRTH in ( 12, 48, 262, 818, 368, 400, 414, 422, 434, 478, 504, 275, 512, 634, 682, 736, 760, 788, 784, 887, 732 ) then BIRTHRGN = 1; /* “Arab States” */ if CNT_BRTH in ( 4, 50, 64, 356, 364, 462, 524, 586, 144 ) then BIRTHRGN = 2; /* “South and West Asia” */ if CNT_BRTH in ( 660, 28, 32, 533, 44, 52, 84, 60, 68, 76, 92, 136, 152, 170, 188, 192, 212, 214, 218, 222, 308, 320, 328, 332, 340, 388, 484, 500, 530, 558, 591, 600, 604, 659, 662, 670, 740, 780, 796, 858, 862,
if Disp_BQ = . then IMGEN = .; /* IMYRS Variable Label in country Labels Scale: continuous .A “Native born” .N “Not stated or inferred” Reference variables AGE_R, J_Q04c1, J_Q04a SAS code */ IMYRS = AGE_R -J_Q04c1; if J_Q04a = 1 then IMYRS = .A; else if IMYRS > 65 then IMYRS = .N; else if J_Q04c1 = . or J_Q04c1 < 0 or IMYRS < 0 then IMYRS = .N; /* IMYRS_C Variable Label Years in country (categorised, 4 categories) Value Labels Scale: ordinal (categorical) 1 “0-5 years” 2 “6-10 years” 3 “11-15 years” 4 “more than 15 years” .V “Valid skip” .D “Don't know” .R “Refused” .N “Not stated or inferred” Reference variables IMYRS
0 “Did not participate in formal AET” 1 “Participated in formal AET” .A “Student in regular cycle of studies” .V “Valid skip’’ .D “Don’t know” .R “Refused” .N “Not stated or inferred” Reference variables FE12, AETPOP SAS code */ FAET12 = FE12; if AETPOP = 0 then FAET12 = .A; /* "student in regular cycle" */ if Disp_BQ = . then FAET12 = .; /* FAET12JR Variable Participated in formal AET for job-related reasons in 12 months preceding survey (see AETPOP) Value Labels Scale: binary (categorical) 0 “Did not participate in formal AET for JR reasons” 1 “Participated in formal AET for JR reasons” .A “Student in regular cycle of studies” .U “Unknown” Reference variables FAET12, B_Q05c, AETPOP SAS code */ if FAET12 = 0 or (FAET12 = 1 and B_Q05c = 2) then FAET12JR = 0; else if FAET12 = 1 and B_Q05c = 1 then FAET12JR = 1; else if AETPOP = 0 then FAET12JR = .A; else FAET12JR = .U; if Disp_BQ = . then FAET12JR = .; /*
PAIDWORK5 Variable Label Adults who have had paid work in last 5 years Value Labels Scale: binary (categorical) 0 “Has not had paid work in past 5 years” 1 “Has had paid work in past 5 .U “Unknown” Reference variables C_D06, C_Q08a, C_D08c, A_D01a3, C_Q08c2 SAS code */ if C_D06 in (1,2) then PAIDWORK5 = 1; else if C_Q08a = 1 and C_D08c = 1 then PAIDWORK5 = 1; else if C_Q08a = 1 and A_D01a3 >= .Z and C_Q08c2 >= .Z and (A_D01a3-C_Q08c2)>5 then PAIDWORK5 = 0; else if C_Q08a = 2 then PAIDWORK5 = 0; else PAIDWORK5 = .U; if Disp_BQ = . then PAIDWORK5 = .; /* ISCOSKIL4 Variable Label Occupational classification of respondent's job (4 skill based categories), last or current Labels Scale: discrete (categorical) 1 “Skilled occupations” 2 “Semi-skilled white-collar occupations” 3 “Semi-skilled blue-collar occupations” 4 “Elementary occupations” .A “Has not worked more than 5 years” .U “Unknown” .N “Not stated or inferred” Reference variables ISCO08_C, ISCO08_L, PAIDWORK5 SAS code */ temp_isco_08_C = Substr(ISCO08_C,1,1); temp_isco_08_L = Substr(ISCO08_L,1,1);
if ISCO08_C = "9999" then ISCO1C = .N; if ISCO08_C ^in ("","9996","9997","9998","9999") then ISCO1C = Substr(ISCO08_C,1,1); if PAIDWORK5 = 0 then ISCO1C = .U; if Disp_BQ = . then ISCO1C = .; /* ISCO2C Variable Label Occupational classification of respondent's job at 2-digit level (ISCO 2008), current job Value Labels Scale: discrete (categorical) “0” “Armed forces occupations” “01” “Commissioned forces officers” “02” “Non-commissioned forces officers” “03" forces occupations, other ranks” “1” “Managers” “11” “Chief executives, senior officials and legislators” “12” “Administrative and commercial managers” “13” “Production and specialised services managers” “14” “Hospitality, retail and other services managers” “2” “Professionals” “21” “Science and engineering professionals” “22” “Health professionals” “23” “Teaching professionals” “24” “Business and administration professionals” “25” “Information and communications technology professionals” “26” “Legal, social and cultural professionals” “3” “Technicians and associate professionals” “31” “Science and engineering associate professionals” “32” “Health associate professionals” “33” “Business and administration associate professionals” “34” “Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals” “35” “Information and communications technicians” “4” “Clerical support workers” “41” “General and keyboard clerks” “42” “Customer services clerks” “43” “Numerical and material recording clerks” “44” “Other clerical support workers” “5” “Service and sales workers” “51” “Personal service workers” “52” “Sales workers” “53” “Personal care workers” “54” “Protective services workers” “6” “Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers” “61” “Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers”
“62” “Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers” “63” “Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers” “7” and related trades workers” “71” “Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians” “72” “Metal, machinery and related trades workers” “73” “Handicraft and printing workers” “74” “Electrical and electronic trades workers” “75” “Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers “8” “Plant and machine operators, and assemblers” “81” “Stationary plant and machine operators” “82” “Assemblers” “83” “Drivers and mobile plant operators” “9” “Elementary occupations” “91” “Cleaners and helpers” “92” “Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers” “93” “Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport” “94” “Food preparation assistants” “95” “Street and related sales and service workers” “96” “Refuse workers and other elementary workers” .U “No paid work for past 5 .V “Valid skip” .D “Don't know” .R “Refused” .N “Not stated or inferred” Reference variables ISCO08_C, PAIDWORK5 SAS code */ ISCO2C = .N; if ISCO08_C ^in ("","9996","9997","9998","9999") then ISCO2C = Substr(ISCO08_C,1,2); if ISCO08_C = "9996" then ISCO2C = .V; if ISCO08_C = "9997" then ISCO2C = .D; if ISCO08_C = "9998" then ISCO2C = .R; if ISCO08_C = "9999" then ISCO2C = .N; if PAIDWORK5 = 0 then ISCO2C = .U; if Disp_BQ = . then ISCO2C = .; /* ISCO1L Variable Label Occupational classification of respondent's job at 1-digit level (ISCO 2008), last job Labels discrete (categorical)
“2” “Professionals” “21” “Science and engineering professionals” “22” “Health professionals” “23” “Teaching professionals” “24” “Business and administration professionals” “25” “Information and communications technology professionals” “26” “Legal, social and cultural professionals” “3” “Technicians and associate professionals” “31” “Science and engineering associate professionals” “32” “Health associate professionals” “33” “Business and administration associate professionals” “34” “Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals” “35” “Information and communications technicians” “4” “Clerical support workers” “41” “General and keyboard clerks” “42” “Customer services clerks” “43” “Numerical and material recording clerks” “44” clerical support workers” “5” “Service and sales workers” “51” “Personal service workers” “52” “Sales workers” “53” “Personal care workers” “54” “Protective services workers” “6” “Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers” “61” “Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers” “62” “Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers” “63” “Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers” “7” and related trades workers” “71” “Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians” “72” “Metal, machinery and related trades workers” “73” “Handicraft and printing workers” “74” “Electrical and electronic trades workers” “75” “Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers “8” “Plant and machine operators, and assemblers” “81” “Stationary plant and machine operators” “82” “Assemblers” “83” “Drivers and mobile plant operators” “9” “Elementary occupations” “91” “Cleaners and helpers” “92” “Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers” “93” “Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport” “94” “Food preparation assistants” “95” “Street and related sales and service workers” “96” “Refuse workers and other elementary workers” .U “No paid work for past 5 years” .V skip” .D “Don't know” .R “Refused” .N “Not stated or inferred”
7 “4th decile” 8 “3rd decile” 9 “2nd decile” 10 “Highest decile” .N “Not stated or inferred” Reference variables SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ROA EARNHRPPP Variable Hourly earnings excluding bonuses for wage and salary earners, PPP corrected $US Value Labels Scale: continuous .N “Not stated or inferred” Reference variables SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ROA EARNHRBONUS Variable Label Hourly earnings including bonuses for wage and salary earners Value Labels Scale: continuous .N “Not stated or inferred” Reference variables SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ROA
Value Labels Scale: continuous .N “Not stated or inferred” Reference variables SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ROA EARNMTHALL Variable Label Monthly earnings including bonuses for wage and salary earners and self-employed Value Labels Scale: continuous .N “Not stated or inferred” Reference variables SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ROA EARNMTHALLDCL Variable Monthly earnings including bonuses for wage and salary earners and self-employed, in deciles Value Labels ordinal (categorical) 1 “Lowest decile” 2 “9th decile” 3 “8th decile” 4 “7th decile” 5 “6th decile” 6 “5th decile” 7 “4th decile” 8 “3rd decile” 9 “2nd decile” 10 “Highest decile” .N “Not stated or inferred”
use at work index variables LEARNATWORK Variable Label Index of learning at work Value Labels Scale: .N “All zero response” Reference variables D_Q13a, D_Q13b, D_Q13c SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS LEARNATWORK_SE Variable Index of learning at work, standard error Value Labels Scale: .N “All zero response” Reference variables D_Q13a, D_Q13b, D_Q13c SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS LEARNATWORK_WLE_CA Variable Index of learning at work, categorised WLE Value Labels Scale: 1 “Lowest to 20%” 2 “More than 20% to 40%” 3 “More than 40% to 60%” 4 “More than 60% to 80%” 5 “More than 80%”
ICTHOME_WLE_CA Variable Label Index of use of ICT skills at home, categorised WLE Value Labels Scale: 1 “Lowest to 20%” 2 “More than 20% to 40%” 3 “More than 40% to 60%” 4 “More than 60% to 80%” 5 “More than 80%” .N “All zero response” Reference variables H_Q05a, H_Q05c, H_Q05d, H_Q05e, H_Q05f, H_Q05h SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS ICTWORK Variable Label Index of use of ICT skills at work Value Labels Scale: .N “All zero response” Reference variables G_Q05a, G_Q05c, G_Q05d, G_Q05e, G_Q05f, G_Q05h SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS ICTWORK_SE Variable Label Index of use of ICT skills at work, standard error Labels Scale: .N “All zero response”
Reference variables G_Q05a, G_Q05c, G_Q05d, G_Q05e, G_Q05f, G_Q05h SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS ICTWORK_WLE_CA Variable Label Index of use of ICT skills at work, categorised WLE Labels Scale: 1 “Lowest to 20%” 2 “More than 20% to 40%” 3 “More than 40% to 60%” 4 “More than 60% to 80%” 5 “More than 80%” .N “All zero response” Reference variables G_Q05a, G_Q05c, G_Q05d, G_Q05e, G_Q05f, G_Q05h SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS INFLUENCE Variable Label Index of use of influencing skills at work Labels Scale: .N “All zero response” Reference variables F_Q02b, F_Q02c, F_Q02e, F_Q03b, F_Q04a, F_Q04b SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS INFLUENCE_SE Variable Label of use of influencing skills at work, standard error
Value Labels Scale: .N “All zero response” Reference variables F_Q02b, F_Q02c, F_Q02e, F_Q03b, F_Q04a, F_Q04b SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS INFLUENCE_WLE_CA Variable Index of use of influencing skills at work, categorised WLE Value Labels Scale: 1 “Lowest to 20%” 2 “More than 20% to 40%” 3 “More than 40% to 60%” 4 “More than 60% to 80%” 5 “More than 80%” .N “All zero response” Reference variables F_Q02b, F_Q02c, F_Q02e, F_Q03b, F_Q04a, F_Q04b SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS NUMHOME Variable Label Index of use of numeracy skills at home (basic and advanced) Value Labels .N “All zero response” Reference variables H_Q03b, H_Q03c, H_Q03d, H_Q03f, H_Q03g, H_Q03h SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS
Reference variables F_Q03a, F_Q03b, F_Q03c SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS PLANNING_SE Variable Label of use of planning skills at work, standard error Value Labels Scale: .N “All zero response” Reference variables F_Q03a, F_Q03b, F_Q03c SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS PLANNING_WLE_CA Variable Label Index of use of planning skills at work, categorised WLE Value Labels Scale: 1 “Lowest to 20%” 2 “More than 20% to 40%” 3 “More than 40% to 60%” 4 “More than 60% to 80%” 5 “More than 80%” .N “All zero response” Reference variables F_Q03a, F_Q03b, F_Q03c SAS code Variables derived by Consortium member ETS READHOME Variable Index of use of reading skills at home (prose and document texts)