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The Australians' Employment and Unemployment Patterns 1994-97 Basic CURF consists of two files.
The first file contains 7,572 non-identified individual responses from the Survey of Employment and Unemployment Patterns. The data items on the file include Sex, Age at Recruitment, Marital Status, Birthplace, Year of Arrival, Household/Family Structure, Language, Disability, Housing, Labour Force Status, Episodes of Work, Episodes of Looking for Work, Episodes of Labour Market Absence, Job Offers, Employment History, In-house Training, External Training, Current Study, Education and Income, Section of State, and Index of Relative Socioeconomic Disadvantage.
The second file is a 500 record subset of the first file, with the same data content. In addition, it contains synthesised data items relating to episodes of labour market support provided by the Department of Employment, Education, Training and Youth Affairs and income support provided by the Department of Social Security.
The Australians' Employment and Unemployment Patterns 1994-97 Expanded CURF contains information on people's labour market activity, their training and job offers and a wide range of socio-demographic information, for the period September 1994 to September 1997.
The Survey of Employment and Unemployment Patterns (SEUP) was a longitudinal survey conducted in three waves covering the period September 1994 to September 1997. The objectives of the survey were to provide information on the dynamics of the Australian labour market and to help assess the impact of labour market assistance initiatives in alleviating joblessness in Australia. There were 7,019 respondents for the third wave of the survey.
The Basic CURF is available on CD-ROM or via the ABS Remote Access Data Laboratory (RADL). The Expanded CURF is only available via the RADL.
For more information, please see the Australians' Employment and Unemployment Patterns (1994-97) Expanded CURF Technical Paper (cat. no. 6286.0.55.002).
This page last updated 4 July 2008
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