Summary information

Study title

Italian Labour Force Survey - January (2011)

Creator

ISTAT

Study number / PID

SN094 (UniData)

Data access

Restricted

Series

RFL - Labour Force Survey

The Italian Labour Force Survey is one of the major surveys carried out on national territory on the evolution of the Italian labour market. The survey - in addition to detecting the number of employed and unemployed persons, and their distribution in different productive sectors - also collects information on the general working conditions (nature of contracts, skill levels, safety conditions, etc ...). The official evaluations of the main aggregates of the job offer are produced and disseminated monthly at the national level and on a quarterly basis at the regional level; every year...

Abstract

The Italian Labour Force Survey is the most important survey about the labour situation in Italy. The main topic of this survey is the employment condition (professions, kind of working activity, job experience, ecc.), unemployment condition and inactivity broken down by sex, age and territorial unit (regions).

LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT - employmentLABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT - in-job trainingLABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT - unemploymentLABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT - working conditions

LabourEmploymentUnemployment

Data collection period

01/01/2011 - 31/03/2011

Country

Italy

Time dimension

longitudinal (panel)

Analysis unit

individual

family

Universe

whole national population of 15 years and older

Sampling procedure

about 175.000 individuals and 70.000 households. Two-stage stratified random sample

Kind of data

individual data

Data collection mode

Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI)

Computer-Assisted Personal Interviewing (CAPI)

Publisher

UniData - Bicocca Data Archive

Publication year

2013

Terms of data access

Data are available only for members of UniData. Data are released only for scientific purpose. User agrees not to redistribute data to the third party, even in partial form, and to quote the data source in all publications using the information showed later. Other users will need to directly contact Istat.

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