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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

General Household Survey (Surrey Files), 1974

Variable Details

VariableJBPAYY1
LabelFIRST REASON FOR RATING ON PAY
Responses
1 PAY GOOD CF.OTHERS 1339
2 BETTER THAN PREV.JOB 310
3 GOOD CF.TYPE OF WORK 1149
4 GOOD CF RESPONSIBILI 38
5 GOOD CF.QUALIF.REQ. 65
6 GOOD CF.HRS WORKED 578
7 GOOD FRINGE BENEFITS 103
8 GOOD PROSPECTS 76
9 KEPT UP,FOOD COSTS 0
10 KEPT UP,HOUSE COSTS 1
11 KEPT UP,TRANSP.COSTS 0
12 KEPT UP,LIVING COSTS 30
13 PAY GOOD,SATISFACT. 1923
14 OTHER ANSWERS 891
19 1
20 1
21 PAY POOR CF.OTHERS 1285
22 POOR CF.WORKING COND 63
23 POOR CF.TYPE OF WORK 461
24 POOR CF.RESPONSIBILI 258
25 POOR CF.QUALIF REQ. 151
26 POOR CF.HRS.WORKED 295
27 POOR BASIC PAY 204
28 POOR AFTER TAX 244
29 PAY LT INCR.IN FOOD 57
30 PAY LT HOUSE COSTS 28
31 PAY LT TRANSP.COSTS 23
32 PAY LT LIVING COSTS 197
33 PAY POOR,UNSATISF. 229
34 OTHER REASONS 242
35 1
39 NON-COMMITTAL,VAGUE 2259
-9 DOES NOT APPLY & M.D 20179
-1 N.A.,REFUSAL,D.K 1198
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationGeneral Household Survey (Surrey Files), 1974
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