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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Millennium Cohort Study: Second Survey, 2003-2005

Variable Details

Variablebmfsso00
LabelS2 MAIN First main job after left full-time education (coded - SOC2000)
Responses
1113 1
1114 1
1121 13
1131 6
1132 14
1134 1
1135 1
1136 3
1137 2
1141 3
1142 3
1151 12
1152 6
1161 4
1162 2
1163 60
1181 1
1183 1
1185 1
1212 1
1219 2
1221 18
1223 26
1224 11
1225 4
1226 1
1231 1
1232 1
1234 29
1239 41
2111 8
2112 21
2113 5
2121 7
2122 1
2123 1
2126 2
2127 3
2129 12
2131 4
2132 36
2211 52
2212 3
2213 22
2214 11
2215 22
2216 11
2311 1
2312 19
2313 1
2314 125
2315 170
2316 2
2317 1
2319 187
2321 24
2322 5
2329 37
2411 53
2419 1
2421 23
2422 1
2423 19
2431 13
2432 4
2433 5
2434 9
2441 4
2442 23
2443 2
2444 3
2451 11
2452 4
3111 43
3113 1
3114 2
3115 1
3119 16
3121 3
3122 14
3123 1
3131 24
3132 11
3211 421
3212 4
3214 16
3215 11
3216 3
3217 20
3218 12
3221 30
3222 20
3223 14
3229 11
3231 22
3232 29
3311 21
3312 16
3313 1
3319 4
3411 9
3412 16
3413 20
3414 8
3415 7
3416 6
3421 44
3422 46
3431 18
3432 6
3433 25
3434 18
3441 4
3442 13
3443 15
3449 2
3513 1
3520 10
3531 3
3532 13
3533 10
3534 11
3535 3
3536 3
3537 4
3539 67
3541 25
3542 47
3543 31
3544 14
3561 6
3562 39
3563 6
3564 4
3565 1
3566 1
3567 3
3568 10
4111 10
4112 214
4113 81
4114 8
4121 21
4122 443
4123 348
4131 148
4132 151
4133 35
4134 11
4135 21
4136 57
4137 7
4140 1
4141 34
4142 21
4150 537
4211 20
4212 41
4213 5
4214 2
4215 493
4216 383
4217 95
5111 7
5112 3
5113 2
5119 3
5213 3
5215 6
5223 13
5231 5
5232 2
5241 7
5242 2
5244 1
5245 2
5249 1
5312 1
5313 1
5314 5
5316 2
5319 3
5323 16
5411 1
5412 5
5413 14
5414 11
5419 13
5421 6
5422 13
5423 15
5424 6
5431 6
5432 16
5433 6
5434 185
5491 9
5492 4
5495 2
5496 38
5499 9
6111 90
6113 94
6114 6
6115 540
6121 249
6122 264
6123 24
6124 72
6131 22
6139 81
6211 36
6212 117
6213 15
6214 8
6215 2
6219 3
6221 670
6222 40
6231 16
6232 2
6291 1
7111 1725
7112 167
7113 55
7121 7
7122 5
7123 1
7124 16
7125 17
7129 30
7211 8
7212 80
7312 1
8111 107
8112 2
8113 37
8114 12
8115 1
8116 8
8117 1
8118 1
8119 16
8121 12
8124 2
8125 130
8126 1
8129 6
8131 57
8132 7
8133 27
8134 3
8135 2
8136 6
8137 296
8138 7
8139 50
8142 1
8211 1
8212 4
8213 2
8214 1
8217 1
8219 1
8222 1
9111 37
9112 3
9119 15
9121 2
9129 1
9131 1
9133 6
9134 209
9137 1
9139 431
9149 42
9211 29
9219 501
9221 1
9223 318
9224 311
9225 108
9226 19
9229 39
9232 1
9233 238
9234 30
9241 6
9242 1
9244 10
9245 2
9249 4
9251 16
9259 1
9990 Ill/Disabled 0
9993 Had baby 18
9994 Full time education 15
9998 Don t know 23
9999 Never worked 1555
-1 Not appplicable 120
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationMillennium Cohort Study: Second Survey, 2003-2005
UniverseThe sample population for MCS was drawn from all live births in the United Kingdom over 12 months (from 1 September 2000 in England and Wales and for 59 weeks from 22 November 2000 in Scotland and Northern Ireland).;National
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample;See documentation for details.
Study TypeLongitudinal/panel/cohort; Four waves have been conducted to date: MCS1 (age 9 months), MCS2 (age 3 years), MCS3 (age 5 years) and MCS4 (age 7 years).
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