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View all instances of this variable PayGap : R describe the gap between high/low pay? :Q1052
Question Text: Thinking of the highest and the lowest paid people at your place of work, how would you describe the gap between their pay, as far as you know? Please choose a phrase from this car...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2009
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View all instances of this variable PayGap : Pay gap at place of work [employee] Q505
Question Text: Thinking of the highest and the lowest paid people at your place of work, how would you describe the gap between their pay, as far as you know? Please choose a phrase from this car...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2006
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View all instances of this variable PAYGAP : Pay gap atplace of work[if employee]Q385
Question Text: Thinking of the highest and the lowest paid people at your place of work, how would you describe the gap between their pay, as far as you know? Please choose a phrase from this ca...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2001
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View all instances of this variable PAYGAP : Pay gap at place of work [if employee] Q393
Question Text: Thinking of the highest and the lowest paid people at your place of work, how would you describe the gap between their pay, as far as you know? Please choose a phrase from this car...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2000
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View all instances of this variable PAYGAP : Pay gap atplace of work[if employee]Q297
Question Text: Thinking of the highest and the lowest paid people at your place of work, how would you describe the gap between their pay, as far as you know? Please use a phrase from this card.
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1999
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View all instances of this variable PAYGAP : Pay gap atplace of work[if employee]Q561
Question Text: Thinking of the highest and the lowest paid people at your place of work, how would you describe the gap between their pay, as far as you know? Please choose a phrase from this car...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1998
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View all instances of this variable PAYGAP : Pay gap atplace of work[if employee]Q277
Question Text: Thinking of the highest and the lowest paid people at your place of work, how would you describe the gap between their pay, as far as you know? Please choose a phrase from this car...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1997
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View all instances of this variable PAYGAP : Pay gap atplace of work[if employee]Q309
Question Text: Thinking of the highest and the lowest paid people at your place of work, how would you describe the gap between their pay, as far as you know? Please choose a phrase from this car...
Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1996
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