6602.0 - Microdata: Longitudinal Labour Force, Australia, 2008-10 Quality Declaration 
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WHETHER CONSIDERED JOB TO BE CASUAL

This data item describes whether someone considered their job to be casual or not.

This item was not collected in the monthly Labour Force Survey (LFS), but was collected in the following supplementary surveys and appended to the longitudinal data.


Identifier:JOBCASUC

Level:Person

Source:EEBTUMFOES

Frequency:Annual
(Aug)
Annual
(Nov)

Population:Employees in
7/8th sample
Employed in
7/8th sample

Categories:
0
Not an employee / Not applicable
1
Considered job to be casual
2
Did not consider job to be casual
3
Unknown / Not collected
99
Not collected / Only collected in Aug & Nov



Related Information

Forms of Employment, Australia (FOES): Glossary - Considered job to be casual (cat. no. 6359.0)
Labour Statistics: Concepts, Sources and Methods: 4.35 Permanent/Casual Status (cat. no. 6102.0.55.001)
Labour Force, Australia: Understanding Labour Force (cat. no. 6202)
Labour Statistics: Concepts, Sources and Methods: 3. Employment (cat. no. 6102.0.55.001)
Labour Statistics: Concepts, Sources and Methods: 21.2 Employee Earnings, Benefits and Trade Union Membership (cat. no. 6102.0.55.001)
Labour Statistics: Concepts, Sources and Methods: 21.3 Forms of Employment (cat. no. 6102.0.55.001)



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