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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

European Working Conditions Survey, 1995

Variable Details

Variablep6
Labelp6. Size of locality (LOCAL CODES):
Responses
1 BE - 5 Grands centres 279
2 BE - Localites urbaines 157
3 BE - Localites secondaires 279
4 BE - Autres localites 304
5 DK - <2000 inhab. 96
6 DK - 2000 < 4999 inhab. 51
7 DK - 5000 < 9999 inhab. 150
8 DK - 10000 < 19999 inhab. 177
9 DK - 20000 < 49999 inhab. 162
10 DK - 50000 < 99999 inhab. 150
11 DK - > 100000 inhab. 214
12 EL - <2000 inhab. 276
13 EL - 2001 < 10000 inhab. 150
14 EL - 10001 < 50000 inhab. 111
15 EL - 50001 < 1000000 inhab. 170
16 EL - > 1000000 inhab. 299
17 IT - < 10000 inhab. 325
18 IT - 10001 < 100000 inhab. 415
19 IT - 100001 < 250000 inhab. 104
20 IT - > 250000 inhab. 188
21 ES - < 2000 inhab. 80
22 ES - 2001 < 10000 inhab. 170
23 ES - 10001 < 50000 inhab. 238
24 ES - 50001 < 100000 inhab. 93
25 ES - 100001 < 300000 inhab. 192
26 ES - 300001 < 500000 inhab. 43
27 ES - 500001 < 1000000 inhab. 65
28 ES - > 1000000 inhab. 119
29 FR - < 2000 inhab. 260
30 FR - 2001 < 20000 inhab. 149
31 FR - 20001 < 100000 inhab. 148
32 FR - > 100000 inhab. 277
33 FR - Agglomeration parisienne 172
34 IE - < 2000 inhab. 378
35 IE - 2001 < 20000 inhab. 152
36 IE - 20001 < 100000 inhab. 156
37 IE - > 100000 inhab. 320
38 LU - <2500 inhab. 124
39 LU - 2501 < 5000 inhab. 89
40 LU - 5001 < 10000 inhab. 40
41 LU - 10001 < 20000 inhab. 104
42 LU - 20001 < 50000 inhab. 40
43 LU - > 50000 (Luxembourg ville) 103
44 NL - < 5000 inhab. 14
45 NL - 5000 < 10000 inhab. 75
46 NL - 10000 < 20000 inhab. 244
47 NL - 20000 < 50000 inhab. 258
48 NL - 50000 < 100000 inhab. 195
49 NL - 100000 < 400000 inhab. 172
50 NL - > 400000 inhab. 107
51 PT - < 100 inhab. 68
52 PT - 101 < 200 inhab. 85
53 PT - 201 < 500 inhab. 142
54 PT - 501 < 1000 inhab. 96
55 PT - 1001 < 2000 inhab. 79
56 PT - 2001 < 5000 inhab. 95
57 PT - 5001 < 10000 inhab. 67
58 PT - 10001 < 30000 inhab. 97
59 PT - 30001 < 100000 inhab. 152
60 PT - 100001 < 500000 inhab. 47
61 PT - > 500000 inhab. 72
62 UK - Metropolitan 380
63 UK - Other 100% urban 292
64 UK - Mixed urban/rural 206
65 UK - Rural 188
66 FI - Helsinki area 189
67 FI - Turku, Tampere 429
68 FI - Other town 167
69 FI - Rural centre 276
70 FI - Open rural area 0
71 SE - < 5000 156
72 SE - 5001 < 10000 141
73 SE - 10001 < 30000 180
74 SE - 30001 < 50000 317
75 SE - 50001 < 100000 102
76 SE - 100001 < 150000 162
77 SE - > 150000 0
78 AT - Rural 484
79 AT - Mixed urban/rural 269
80 AT - Urban 114
81 AT - Metropolitan 212
82 DE - < 2000 inhab. 254
83 DE - 2000 < 5000 inhab. 100
84 DE - 5000 < 20000 inhab. 281
85 DE - 20000 < 50000 inhab. 194
86 DE - 50000 < 100000 inhab. 121
87 DE - 100000 < 500000 inhab. 354
88 DE - > 500000 inhab. 783
Sysmiss 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationEuropean Working Conditions Survey, 1995
UniverseCross-national; National;Individual 'persons in employment' following the Eurostat <i>Labour Force Survey</i> definition, i.e. employees and self-employed aged 15 or over, resident in EU member states, during 1995.
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample;See documentation for details.
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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