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Labor Force Survey, LFS 2000

Palestine, 2000
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Economic Research Forum, Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
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Sector of employment of the previous/last held job [Standardized version] (SECTORPRV)

Data file: Palestine00-LFS IND-V1

Overview

Valid: 5872
Valid (weighted): 101668.402
Invalid: 111756
Invalid (weighted): 1954048.098
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Start: 150
End: 151
Width: 2
Range: 1 - 99
Format: Numeric
Weighted variable: V3736

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases Weighted
1 Government 217 3776
3.7%
2 Public sector 0 0
0%
3 Private sector 5604 97142
95.5%
4 Joint/Cooperative 0 0
0%
5 Foreign sector 3 30
0%
6 Other 42 606
0.6%
99 Not stated 6 114
0.1%
Sysmiss 111756 1954048
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

Description

Definition
Sector of employment (i.e. private versus public sector workers) in the previous/last held job.
Universe
Ever-employed individuals aged 10+
Source of information
Data Dictionary & Questionnaire/Codebook

Imputation and derivation

Coder instructions
Original survey variable recoded/renamed (Ref: Data dictionary.pdf)

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Notes
GENERAL NOTES
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Quasi-public sectors are considered as public.
In the case that there is no distinction between Government and Public, in the original survey, we use the classification as provided.
Cooperative includes employees in joint ventures.
Foreign includes workers in international NGOs.
Others includes workers in national NGOs and in private households.


COUNTRY SPECIFIC NOTES
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The sector of employment generated using the variable pw23, originally indicating the employment status, is not reported for those who found a job and waiting to start, in addition to all other employed individuals for whom the employment status is employer or self-employed.
Thus, the generated variable for those who found a job is recoded "not stated", and the sector was assumed to be private for all employers and self-employed.
Regular private sector was assumed to be inside an establishment; while the irregular one was coded private sector outside an establishment.
The sector for unpaid family workers was assumed to be private-families.
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