BIBB/BAuA Employment Survey Supplemental Task Survey 2012

The Supplemental Task Survey measures occupational mobility up to one year after the main interview for a subsample of the Employment Survey 2012 and provides information on "generic tasks" for approximately 4,300 persons. Nearly 2,300 of these persons also joint a second part of this study where they report the time spend on individual occupational tasks and the level of difficulty of these activities on a reporting day of their choice.

FDZ_Datenblatt_Task_2012_EN.pdf
Survey units:	Persons of the Employment Survey 2012 excluding persons with an advanced further training certificate (master craftsman, technicians, and alike)
Number of cases:	Teil I: 4.356 \| Teil II: 2.272
Population:	German Working Population excluding trainees and people with an advanced training certificate (master craftsman, technician, and alike)
Number of variables:	Teil I: 104 (SUF), 5 (VT) 1 (SV) \| Teil II: 73 (SUF), 1 (VT)
Representative region:	East/West Germany
Weighting:	Design and population weight; projection weight
DOI:	doi:10.7803/610.12.1.1.20

Project page

https://www.bibb.de/en/15183.php

Data access

SUF: anonymous versions of the data sets GWA (on-site use); DVF (remote data access), full texts

Citation

Zitation BIBB Task_2012_V2.pdf

Alda, Holger; Rohrbach-Schmidt, Daniela; Tiemann, Michael (2015): BIBB Supplemental Task Survey to the Employment Survey 2012. SUF_2.0; Research Data Center at BIBB (ed.; data access); Bonn: Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training. doi:10.7803/610.12.1.1.20

Keywords

Employment, generic tasks, occupational mobility, time spend on single occupational tasks