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View all instances of this variable S2Superv : Do/did he/she have any responsibility for supervising other employees?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2019
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View all instances of this variable S2Superv : Do/did you/he have any responsibility for supervising other employes?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2017
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View all instances of this variable S2Superv : Spouse supervise people at work [drop]A869
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2004
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View all instances of this variable S2Superv : Do/did he/she have any responsibility for supervising other employes?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2018
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Question Text: In your (husband’s/wife’s/partner’s) job, (does/will) (he/she) have any formal responsibility for supervising the work of other (employees/people)?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2015
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View all instances of this variable S2Superv : Spouse supervise people at work Q1008
Question Text: In (his/her) job, (does/will) (he/she) have any formal responsibility for supervising the work of other (employees/people)?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2006
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View all instances of this variable S2Superv : Spouse supervise pple at work[drop]Q1285
Question Text: In (his/her) job, (does/will) (he/she) have any formal responsibility for supervising the work of other (employees/people)?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2005
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View all instances of this variable S2Superv : Spouse/partner has any formal responsibility for supervising the work of others? :Q959
Question Text: In your (husband's/wife's/partner's) job, (does/will) (he/she) have any formal responsibility for supervising the work of other (employees/people)?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2012
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View all instances of this variable S2Superv : Spouse/partner supervise people at work? :Q1272
Question Text: In your (husband’s/wife’s/partner’s) job, (does/will) (he/she) have any formal responsibility for supervising the work of other (employees/people)?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2009
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View all instances of this variable S2Superv : Spouse/partner: responsibility for supervising others? :Q1243
Question Text: In your (husband’s/wife’s/partner’s) job, (does/will) (he/she) have any formal responsibility for supervising the work of other (employees/people)?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2008
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