Deriving labour force status in the register-based census Case of Slovenia UNECE Meeting on Censuses, Geneva, 2 October 2015 Danilo Dolenc.

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Deriving labour force status in the register-based census Case of Slovenia UNECE Meeting on Censuses, Geneva, 2 October 2015 Danilo Dolenc

Basic concepts Current activity status (2011) = Labour force status (2020) –Based on ILO 1 hour criterion / last week –At least three questions needed Work or not Looking for work or not Available to start work or not Usual activity status (2011) = Self- declared labour status (Eurostat core social variable)

Source: Draft Recommendations for the 2020 Censuses, paragraph 504

Implementation in 2011 Census UNECE Census Wiki page as source –If census form available (in English) 33 countries –10 countries UAS only – 5 countries UAS +CAS – 7 countries CAS only –11 countries CAS only + outside LF categories

Register-based LF status - Slovenia The only ‘problematic’ is 1 hour criterion –Paragraph 513 f) from Draft Recommendations Employment Register using similar definitions Methodology –Linkage databases using PIN –Hierarchy of sources –Hierarhy of LF status in case of source provided different statuses Health Insurance records –More than 100 schemes avaialble to be insured

Priority of sources by quality (1) High Quality sources 1 - Statistical Register of Employment (last week before reference day) 2 - Registered unemployment (1 January) 3 - Student enrolment in tertiary education (current academic year – as of 1 October) 4 - Scholarships (1 January) 5 - Pension recipients(1 January)

Priority of sources by quality (2) Lower Quality sources 6 - Health insured persons under specific schemes (1 January) 7 - Family members of insured persons (1 January)

Priority of sources by quality (3) Outdated source – Lower quality 8 - Recipients of social transfers (previous calendar year) Outdated source – High quality 9 - Income taxation (previous calendar year)) Data produced annually –11 months after reference date –Completely automated process

Records by LF status and source Labour force status (para. 503) Nr.(1,000) HQ (%) LQ (%) IMP (%) Working age pop.1, Employed (1.1) Unemployed (1.2) Schooling (2.1) Pension recip. (2.2) Others (2.4)

Some quality indicators Half of records available in one source All sources (2+) indicated: –Same LF status (75%) –Different but acceptable (5%) –Different and not acceptable (20%) Number of duplicates in Employment / Unemployment Register – only 1,867 –0,24% / 1.5%

Linking Census and LFS data Census - 1 January January 2013 LFS - Q4/ Q1/2014 –Total number of records 31,379 Preparation of analytics database (exlusion criteria): –Younger than 15 as of 1 January ,851 –Duplicate LFS records - 8,763 –Unlinked to population database –PIN’s with low probability - 410

Outcomes Database consists of 19,205 records (1.1 of working age population) –Overestimation of retired persons Lower refuse rate in surveys –Underestimation of students Excluded from sample if live in student dormitory –Homemakers are not relevant for the labour market in Slovenia

Comparing concepts Register-based vs. LFS self-declared status –90% exact match using census classification 95.4% for HQ sources (87% of records) 54.5% for LQ sources (12% of records) Register-based vs. LFS ILO status –87% exact match using census classification The main contributers to employed are not unemployed persons –Students working via a special scheme –Retired persons working at the own agricultural holding

Conclusion Very good quality of sources for producing register-based labour force status Register-based labour force status important indicator of over-registration Differances between register-based concepts and both main LFS concepts (self-declared, ILO) much lower than expected in advance Should census reflects stable structure of labour force and LFS up-to-date labour market situation ?