ESEC Conference Using the classification in the case of the LFS Bled, June 2006 Natasa Kozlevcar

Methodological explanations From April 1997 the LFS is a continuous survey, data are published quarterly Is a rotating panel survey (each household is interviewed five times) A stratified simple random sample is used (in the 2 nd quarter of 2005 the panel part of the sample included households, the new part 2.081)

Applying the ESEC in the LFS data We used data for second quarter 2005 Three steps: 1.Determining ISCO-88(COM) code 1.Determining the employment status 1.Using the ESEC derivation table

Classifying individuals into ESEC Only individuals who had determined the ISCO-88(COM) code We prepared: Basic distribution Distribution by sex Distribution by age Distribution by educational level

Distribution at the household level Reference person: – the same as already determined in the LFS, – dominant ESEC class Basic distribution at the household level is comparable to the distribution at the individual level

Distribution of the population at the individual level according to ESEC class, Slovenia, 2005, 2 nd quarter

Distribution of the population at the individual level according to ESEC class by sex, Slovenia, 2005, 2 nd quarter

Distribution of the population at the individual level according to educational level, per ESEC, Slovenia, 2005, 2 nd quarter

Distribution of the population at the individual level according to ESEC class by age group, Slovenia, 2005, 2 nd quarter ESEC classAge % years and over Total100 11,614,610,69,615,89,4 28,819,822,220,720,65,3 37,910,58,29,14,32,1 40,65,25,88,16,53,5 50,10,81,83,111,435,5 63,98,39,87,86,5- 717,29,17,86,35,1- 819,410,810,511,716,732,3 940,520,923,323,613,112

Distribution according to ESEC (individual l. – household l. – dominant class), Slovenia, 2005, 2 nd quarter