Guidelines for Analysis of Surveys - HWF

HWF Guidelines for national Survey Reports 2
Headings for Analysis
1. Patterns of time flexibility
Different hours of work according to sex, age and social group (social class but also
urban/rural) and economic standard of the household overall (which would need to be
calculated in each country) and the economic level of the individual.
Each country needs to define what they mean by flexibility and how it was defined in
the data set.
(1.10-1.19, Grid 1)
2. Patterns of place flexibility
Different places of work according to sex, age and social group (social class but also
urban/rural) and economic standard of the household overall and the economic level
of the individual.
(1.20-1.24, Grid 1)
3. Patterns of flexibility of conditions
Different condition of work according to sex, age and social group (social class but
also urban/rural) and economic standard of the household overall and the economic
level of the individual.
(1.25-1.29, Grid 1)
4. Patterns of career flexibility
How flexible are respondents across their careers? According to age, social class,
education and economic standard of the household overall and the economic level of
the individual.
(4.3-4.5)
5. The Accumulation of different kinds of work
How individuals put together a range of different kinds of work according to sex, age,
social group and economic standard of the household and the individual
(1.5,1.6,1.7,Grid 1)
6. Perceptions of flexibility
According to sex, age and social group and economic standard of the household and
individual
(4.1-4.2)
7. Integration of home and work
Different patterns of family and work according to age, social group, household
membership. (Perhaps create typologies of family and work).
(Grid 2,Grid 3)