1131.0 - Directory of Superannuation Related Statistics, 1997  
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Employment Benefits, Australia (cat. no. 6334.0.40.001)

Name of Organisation
Australian Bureau of Statistics
PO Box 10
BELCONNEN ACT 2616
Switchboard: (02) 6252 7911
Facsimile: (02) 6252 7784
Web Site: www.abs.gov.au
Email: client.services@abs.gov.au

Products and Services
Name/Title of Product
Employment benefits, Australia (cat. no. 6334.0.40.001)
Dissemination Media
Publication $17.50 per issue.

Contact
About these statistics
Mr Michael Jones
The Manager
Labour Force Section/Supplementary Surveys
Telephone: (02) 6252 6503
To purchase these statistics
Please refer to Part C - ABS Services of this directory.

Broad Description
Information on forms of remuneration (other than usual pay) received by employees and other conditions of their employment.

Purpose of Data
Estimates of the numbers and types of employment benefits (including superannuation) received by employees, cross-classified by demographic and labour force characteristics.

Detailed Description
Population
Persons aged 15 and over employed as wage and salary earners.
Superannuation Data Items
Superannuation scheme membership provided by an employer as a benefit in an employee's main job. Data items may be cross-classified by gender, occupation, industry, full or part-time work, age, permanent or casual employment, weekly earnings, sector, size of location.

Source
This survey is conducted by the ABS as a supplement to the Labour Force Survey.

Method of Collection
The Labour Force Survey is dwellings-based and covers about three-fifths of one percent of the population of Australia. The information is obtained from the occupants of selected dwellings by trained interviewers. Additional questions relating to special topics are asked of those who fall within the scope of the supplementary survey.

Frequency
Irregular.

Timeliness
6 months after the reference period.

Historical Data
Similar surveys were conducted in February to May 1979, and annually from August 1983 to August 1992. The last survey was conducted in August 1994. The next survey is scheduled in August 1999.

Geographic Breakdown
Data are available for Australia, each State and Territory and for certain regions within each State.

Confidentiality and Availability
Tables compiled from ABS household surveys do not enable individual respondents to be identified. As a result, a wide range of customised tables can be produced.

Unpublished Information
Unpublished tables are available on request as a Special Data Service. Contact the Assistant Director, Labour Force Section (Supplementary Surveys) on (02) 6252 6504 for an order form and to discuss your data needs. Customised tables are available on computer printout or floppy disk Prices for the Special Data Service depend on the medium of supply and the volume of data, and are available on request.



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