3240.0 - Residential and Workplace Mobility, and Implications for Travel: NSW and Vic., October 2008

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Explanatory Notes Glossary Abbreviations Appendix Quality Declaration - Summary Technical Note	APPENDIX ADDITIONAL DATA AVAILABLE Introduction In addition to the statistics presented in this publication, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) can produce customised tables on request. Subject to confidentiality and data quality constraints, tables can be produced from the survey by cross-classifying any of the following data items for the relevant survey populations. Inquiries should be made to the National Information and Referral Service on 1300 135 070 or Larissa Wharton in Sydney on (02) 9268 4376. Demographics State or territory of usual residence Region of usual residence Labour Force statistical region Aggregations of suburb, postcode and Census Collection District (CD) of usual residence¹ Socio-Economic indexes for areas (SEIFA) for CD of usual residence Age of person Sex of person Country of birth and Year of arrival in Australia Indigenous status Social marital status Full-time student status Family composition Household composition Relationship in household Household type Number of usual residents in the household Labour Force Labour force status Employment type Full time or part time status of employment Whether a multiple job holder in the reference week Hours usually worked in all jobs Industry of main job (ANZSIC 2006 & 1993) Occupation of main job (ANZSCO 2006 & ASCO 1996) Duration of unemployment Full-time or part-time status of unemployment Unemployment structure Reason for ceasing last job Not in the labour force status Current Dwelling Structure of current dwelling Number of bedrooms in the current dwelling Whether current flat, unit or apartment in a ten or more storey block Tenure type at the current dwelling Landlord type at the current dwelling Length of time in current dwelling Number of dwellings lived in during the last three years Whether all household members aged 18 years and over have been living together for the last three years Number of registered motor vehicles owned or used by members of the household Previous Dwelling Whether lived in a previous dwelling in the last three years State or territory of previous dwelling Structure of previous dwelling Tenure type at previous dwelling Suburbs of Usual Residence Straight line distance from current suburb of usual residence to capital city's Central Business District (CBD) Whether had a different suburb of usual residence in the last three years All Reasons and main reason for moving to the current area in the last three years State or territory of previous suburb of usual residence Region of previous suburb of usual residence Aggregations of previous suburb or postcode of usual residence¹ SEIFA for previous suburb and postcode of usual residence Straight line distance from previous suburb of usual residence to capital city's CBD Change in straight line distance to the capital city's CBD for current vs. previous suburb of usual residence Straight line distance from previous suburb of usual residence to new suburb of usual residence Suburbs of Employment Type of current employment location Length of time at current suburb/location-type of employment Region to which travelled in getting to current suburb of employment Straight line distance from current suburb of employment to capital city's CBD Whether new suburb of employment is closer to the capital city's CBD All reasons and main reason why chose in the last three years to travel to work in that suburb Whether had a previous suburb/location-type of employment in the last three years Type of previous employment location held in the last three years Length of time at previous suburb/location-type of employment held in the last three years Region to which travelled in getting to previous suburb of employment held during the last three years Straight line distance from previous suburb of employment to capital city's CBD Change in straight line distance to capital city's CBD for current vs. previous suburb of employment Transport The following data items are available for each possible combination of travel routes in the last three years between the current or previous suburb of usual residence and the current or previous suburb of employment: Whether travelled for work from suburb of usual residence to suburb of employment Transport typically used Use of multiple transport modes per trip Order of route; current/most-recent, second most recent or third most recent required travel route for employment Straight line distance Generated 'best path' road distance Whether have a current/most-recent and second most recent required travel route for employment Difference in straight line distance Difference in generated 'best path' road distance Whether have a second most recent and third most recent required travel route for employment Difference in straight line distance Difference in generated 'best path' road distance ¹ Although it is unlikely that an individual suburb or postcode would provide reliable estimates, the ABS can aggregate these areas to match groupings that meet the needs of the user and which will provide more reliable estimates. 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