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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Youth Cohort Study: England, Cohort Thirteen, Sweeps One to Four, 2007-2010

Variable Details

Variables3NEETMainJ
LabelDV: Main difficulty preventing YP NEET not finding a job
Responses
-1 Don't know 34
0 Nothing 42
1 Not qualified for available jobs 82
2 Not prepared to do available jobs 19
3 Age makes getting a job unlikely 7
4 Health problems/disability makes getting a job unlikely 38
5 Lack of relevant experience makes getting a job unlikely 98
6 Anxious or nervous about applying for/starting new jobs 19
7 Believe would be financially worse off if working 11
8 Travelling to work would be difficult 37
9 Need to work very flexible hours 45
10 Pregnant or looking after children 6
11 No jobs available or too much competition 4
12 Current economic climate/recession 0
13 Other reason 2
-998 Questions not asked 0
-91 Not applicable 4967
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYouth Cohort Study: England, Cohort Thirteen, Sweeps One to Four, 2007-2010
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