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BIBB/BAuA Employment Survey Youth Employment Survey 2012

BIBB/BAuA Employment Survey Youth Employment Survey 2012

This is a representative survey of employed persons, trainees and interns between the ages of 15 and 24 in Germany on work and occupation in transition and the acquisition and utilisation of vocational qualifications.

FDZ_Datenblatt_Youth_Employment_Survey_2012_EN.pdf
Survey units:	Young people
Number of cases:	3.214
Population:	Employed persons, apprentices and trainees aged 15 to 24 years with a working or training time of at least ten hours per week.
Number of variables:	428 (SUF), 37 (full texts), 9 (occupation details 3-/4-/5-digit)), 3 (regional identifiers)
Representative region:	Federal states
Weighting:	Population weight (occupational status, west/east, federal state, education, gender, marital status, German/non-German)
DOI:	doi:10.7803/301.12.2.1.10

Project page

https://www.baua.de/EN/Tasks/Research/Research-projects/f2275.html

Scientific Use File (SUF) for scientific evaluation, additional variables (full texts, more detailed regional information and occupational classifications) via controlled Remote Data Access (RDA)

Citation

Schmiederer, Simon (2015): BIBB/BAuA Youth Employment Survey 2012. suf_1.0; Research Data Center at BIBB (ed., data access); Bonn: Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training. doi:10.7803/301.12.2.1.10

Keywords

Occupational trajectories, main job tasks, specialist knowledge, qualification requirements, workload, need for further training, link between training occupation and employment, occupation changes, qualification development, young people, work conditions, work requirements

BIBB/BAuA Employment Survey Youth Employment Survey 2012

Dataset with	Variables
Full text variables doi:10.7803/301.12.2.4.10	37	TF100, F100_kA, TF101, TF102, F102_kA, TF300, F300_ka, TF321, TF513, F513_kA, TF1203, TF1204, TF1208, TF1210, TF1217, TG1203, TG1210, TG1212, TG1215, TG1217, TH1203, TH1212, TF1228, TF1304, TF1305, TF1401, TF1402, TF1411A, F1411A_kA, TV2_2, TV2_3, V2_3_kA, TW2_2, TW2_3, TF1606, TF1609, TF1610 Variables with answers from open questions
Regional identifiers doi:10.7803/301.12.2.5.10	3	Aab Labour office districts, 2014
		ror Spatial planning regions, 2011
		ror_systemfrei system-free spatial planning regions, 2011
Special variables doi:10.7803/301.12.2.3.10	9	F100_kldb2010, F100_kldb2010_4d, F100_kldb2010_3d KldB 2010; 5-, 4-, 3digit
		F100_kldb92, EB92o KldB 92; 4digit
		F100_isco08, F100_isco08_3d ISCO-08; 4-, 3digit
		F100_isco88, F100_isco88_3d ISCO-88; 4-, 3digit

BIBB/BAuA Employment Survey Youth Employment Survey 2012

Documentation

Do files for translation of the data set
Uebersetzung_translation_JETB_ SUF 4.0.zip

BIBB/BAuA Employment Survey Youth Employment Survey 2012

Occupation	German Classification of Occupations 2010 (KldB 2010) The Classification of Occupations 2010 groups occupations based on occupational specialisation and on the level of requirements.
	SUF, 2digit: F100_kldb2010_2d (current main job)
	International Standard Classification of Occupations 2008 (ISCO-08) The International Standard Classification of Occupations from 2008 distinguishes occupations by tasks and occupational requirements.
	SUF, 2digit: F100_isco08_2d (current main job)
	International Standard Classification of Occupations 1988 (ISCO-88) The ISCO-88(COM) coded by Eurostat at European level classifies occupations at four levels according to tasks and occupational requirements.
	SUF, 2digit: F100_isco88_2d (current main job),
	Occupational sections Possible summary for better use for analyses
	SUF: EB_berufsabschnitte (occupational sections current main job KldB 1992)