CAMSIS Britain 2010-12

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A CAMSIS scale has been generated for Britain using LFS data for the period 2010-2012.

Data 2010-2012 Quarterly Labour Force Survey

Cases 67315 both-working male-female within household cohoabiting couples from QLFS over 4th quarter 2010-1st quarter 2012

Occupational classification Standard Occupational Classification 2010 (SOC2010)

Employment status
5(+1) categories of the 'empstat' scheme.

0       No information on employment status

1       Self-employed, 10+ employees

2       Self-employed, 1-9 employees

3       Self-employed, no employees

4       Supervisors

5       Employees

Before downloading the tables, users are recommended to read:
Accessing and using CAMSIS scale scores
The construction of CAMSIS measures

DOWNLOAD CAMSIS FILES SOC2010

[version history: version 1.1, author: Paul Lambert, released on 26 May 2017 for SOC2010 units adding average scores for SOC2010 minor, sub-major and major groups (file "gb2010soc2010_means") and for translation of scores to ISOC-08 units (file "gb2010isco08"); version 1.0, author: Paul Lambert, released on 8 September 2012, for SOC2010 units (4-digit) only]

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Data	2010-2012 Quarterly Labour Force Survey
Cases	67315 both-working male-female within household cohoabiting couples from QLFS over 4th quarter 2010-1st quarter 2012
Occupational classification	Standard Occupational Classification 2010 (SOC2010)
Employment status	5(+1) categories of the 'empstat' scheme. 0 No information on employment status 1 Self-employed, 10+ employees 2 Self-employed, 1-9 employees 3 Self-employed, no employees 4 Supervisors 5 Employees

DOWNLOAD CAMSIS FILES	SOC2010
	[version history: version 1.1, author: Paul Lambert, released on 26 May 2017 for SOC2010 units adding average scores for SOC2010 minor, sub-major and major groups (file "gb2010soc2010_means") and for translation of scores to ISOC-08 units (file "gb2010isco08"); version 1.0, author: Paul Lambert, released on 8 September 2012, for SOC2010 units (4-digit) only]