The LFS application consists of several questionnaire components (Contact,Household, Demographics, Rent, Labour Force Information and Exit), each ofwhich is summarized below, followed by the lists of codesets. Each of thequestionnaire components is comprised of a number of question blocks. Forsimplicity, as a result of the complexity of the logic within the application,not all possible questions and flows are presented. This is especially thecase within the Contact Component where the scope of possible questions andflows is somewhat greater than that summarized below.
Selected dwellings are in the survey for six consecutive months. A birthinterview corresponds to the first interview for a new household, and is usuallyconducted in person. Some birth interviews are now also conducted by telephonefrom centralized CATI work sites. Subsequent interviews are conducted in thefollowing months, and are usually done by telephone.
Contact component
The following information is collected at the start of each contact attempt.
II_R01A — Hello, I’m calling from Statistics Canada. Myname is …
If interview in person, go to IC_R01
If birth interview by telephone, go to AR_Q01
If subsequent interviewby telephone, go to SR_Q01
SR_Q01 — May I speak with … ?
If “Speaking”,go to IC_R01
If “Available”, go to II_R01B
If “Not available” or “No longer a household member”,go to AR_Q01
If “Wrong number”, go to TC_Q01
II_R01B — Hello, I’m calling from Statistics Canada. Myname is …
Go to IC_R01
TC_Q01 — I would like to make sure I’ve dialed theright number. Is this [telephone number]?
If yes, go to AR_Q01
If no, thank person and end call
AR_Q01 — May I speak with an adult member of the household?
If “Speaking” and CATI birth interview, go to TFCC_Q01
If “Speaking” and not CATI birth interview,go to IC_R01
If “Available”, go to II_R01C
If “Not available” and birth interview, go to ARA_Q01
If “Not available” and subsequent interview and SR_Q01= “Notavailable”, go to SRA_Q01
If “Not available” andsubsequent interview and SR_Q01= “No longer a household member”or “Wrong number”, go to ARA_Q01
II_R01C — Hello, I’m calling from Statistics Canada. Myname is …
If CATI birth interview, go to TFCC_Q01
If not CATI birth interview, go to IC_R01
SRA_Q01 — I would like to contact … When would he/shebe available?
If “Available”, make appointment and thenthank person and end call
If “Not available”, go toARA_Q01
ARA_Q01 — When would an adult member of the household beavailable?
If “Available”, make appointment and thenthank person and end call
If “Not available”, thankperson and end call
TFCC_Q01 — In order to make sure I’ve reached the correcthousehold, I need to confirm your address. Is it: [listing address]?
If yes, go to IC_R01
If no, go to TFCC_Q02
TFCC_Q02 — I would like to make sure I’ve dialed theright number. Is this [telephone number]?
Thank person and end call
IC_R01
I’m calling regarding the Labour Force Survey.
LP_Q01 — Would you prefer to be interviewed in English orin French?
If CATI interview, go to MON_R01
If not CATI interview, go to Household Component
MON_R01
My supervisor may listen to this call for the purposeof quality control.
Household and demographics component
Household blocks
LA_N01
If CATI birth interview, go to MA_Q01
If subsequentinterview in person, go to CMA_Q01
If subsequent interview by telephone,go to SD_Q01
Confirm the listing address.
Go to MA_Q01
SD_Q01 — I would like to confirm your address. Are you stillliving at [listing address]?
If yes and listing address is the sameas mailing address, go to CHM_Q01
If yes and listing address isdifferent from mailing address, go to CMA_Q01
If no, go to SD_Q02
If “Respondent never lived there”, go to SD_Q05
SD_Q02 — Does anyone who was living with you at that addressstill live there?
If yes, go to SD_Q03
If no, thank personand end call
SD_Q03 — Can you provide me with the current telephone numberfor that address?
If yes, go to SD_Q04
If no, thank personand end call
SD_Q04 — What is that telephone number, including the areacode?
Thank person and end call
SD_Q05 — I would like to make sure I’ve dialed theright number. Is this [telephone number]?
Thank person and end call
CHM_Q01 — Is this also your mailing address?
Ifyes, go to TN_Q01
If no, go to MA_Q01
CMA_Q01 — I would like to confirm your mailing address. Isit: [mailing address]?
If yes, go to TN_Q01
If no, goto MA_Q01
MA_Q01 — What is your correct mailing address?
If birth interview in person, go to DW_N02
If birth interview bytelephone, go to DW_Q01
If subsequent interview, go to TN_Q01
DW_Q01 — What type of dwelling do you live in? Is it a:
Readcategories to respondent.
Go to TN_Q01
DW_N02
Select the dwelling type.
TN_Q01 — Is this dwelling owned by a member of this household?
RS_R01
The next few questions ask for important basic informationabout the people in your household.
If birth interview, go to USU_Q01
If subsequent interview, go to PV2_Q01
USU_Q01 — What are the names of all persons who usually livehere?
Begin with adults who have responsibility for the care orsupport of the family.
RS_Q02 — Is anyone staying here temporarily?
Ifyes, go to TEM_Q01
If no, go to RS_Q04
TEM_Q01 — What are the names of all persons who are stayinghere temporarily?
Add a person only if he/she has no other usualresidence elsewhere.
RS_Q04 — Are there any other persons who usually live herebut are now away at school, in hospital, or somewhere else?
If yes,go to OTH1_Q01
If no, go to Individual Demographics
OTH1_Q01 — What are the names of the other people who liveor stay here?
Add a person only if he/she has no other usual residenceelsewhere.
Go to Individual Demographics
PV2_Q01 — Do the following people still live or stay in thisdwelling?
If yes, go to RS_Q05
If no, go to RES_Q02
PV2_Q01_RES_Q02 — Is … no longer a member of the householdor deceased?
RS_Q05 — Does anyone else now live or stay here?
If yes, go to OTH2_Q01
If no, go to Individual Demographics
OTH2_Q01 — What are the names of the other people who liveor stay here?
Add a person only if he/she has no other usual residenceelsewhere.
Demographics blocks
The following demographic information is collected for each household member.
ANC_Q01 — What is …’s date of birth?
ANC_Q02 — So …’s age on [date of last day ofreference week] was[calculated age]. Is that correct?
If yes, goto SEX_Q01
If no, go to ANC_Q03
ANC_Q03 — What is …’s age?
SEX_Q01
Enter …’s sex.
MSNC_Q01
If age<16, go to FI_N01
What is …’smarital status? Is he/she:
Read categories to respondent.
FI_N01
Enter …’s family identifier: A to Z.
Assignthe same letter to all persons related by blood, marriage or adoption.
RR_N01
Determine a reference person for the family and select…’s relationship to that reference person. The reference personshould be an adult involved in the care or support of the family.
IMM_Q01 — In what country was … born?
Specifycountry of birth according to current boundaries.
If 01-Canada,go to ABO_Q01
IMM_Q02 — Is ... now, or has he/she ever been, a landedimmigrant in Canada?
A landed immigrant (permanent resident) is a personwho has been granted the right to live in Canada permanently by immigrationauthorities.
If yes, go to IMM_Q03
If no, go to ABO_Q01
IMM_Q03 — In what year did … first become a landedimmigrant?
Year:
IMM_Q04
If IMM_Q03 is more than five years ago go toABO_Q01
In what month?
Month:
ABO_Q01
If Country of Birth is not Canada , USAor Greenland go to ED_Q01
Is ... an Aboriginal person, thatis, North American Indian, Métis or Inuit?
If yes, go toABO_Q02
If no, go to ED_Q01
ABO_Q02
If respondent has already specified the Aboriginal group(s),select the group(s) from list below; if not, ask: Is ... a North AmericanIndian, Métis or Inuit?
Mark all that apply.
ED_Q01
If age<14, go to CAF_Q01
What is the highestgrade of elementary or high school … ever completed?
If “Grade 8 orlower” or “Grade 9 – 10”, go to ED_Q03
If“Grade 11 – 13”, go to ED_Q02
ED_Q02 — Did … graduate from high school (secondaryschool)?
ED_Q03 — Has … received any other education that couldbe counted towards a degree, certificate or diploma from an educational institution?
If yes, go to ED_Q04
If no, go to CAF_Q01
ED_Q04 — What is the highest degree, certificate or diploma… has obtained?
CHE_Q01
If (Country of Birth is Canada ) or (IMM_Q02 isNo) or (respondent has not received a post-secondary degree, certificate ordiploma) go to CAF_Q01
In what country did … complete his/herhighest degree, certificate or diploma?
Specify country of highesteducation according to current boundaries.
CAF_Q01
If age<16 or age>65, go to ANC_Q01 fornext household member
Is … a full-time member of the regularCanadian Armed Forces?
For each person aged 15 or over who is not a full-time memberof the regular armed forces complete the Labour force information component.
Rent component
The Rent Component is generated only for cases where the answer to TN_Q01 (“Isthis dwelling owned by a member of this household?”) in the HouseholdComponent is “No”, and province/territory is not YukonTerritory, Northwest Territories or Nunavut.
RRF_R01
The next few questions are about your rent. The information collectedis used to calculate the rent portion of the Consumer Price Index.
RM_Q01
If rent information exists from the previous month,go to RM_Q04
If dwelling type is not “Low-rise apartment”and not “High-rise apartment”, go to RM_Q02
On which floor do you live?
RM_Q02 — To the best of your knowledge, how old is your building?
RM_Q03 — How many bedrooms are there in your dwelling?
RM_Q04 — This month, is the rent for your dwelling subsidizedby government or an employer, or a relative?
If yes, go to RM_Q04A
If no, go to RM_Q05
RM_Q04A — In what manner is the rent for your dwelling subsidized?
RM_Q05 — This month, is the rent for your dwelling appliedto both living and business accommodation?
If yes, go to RM_Q05A
If no, go to RM_Q06
RM_Q05A — Does the business affect the amount of rent paid?
RM_Q06 — How much is the total monthly rent for your dwelling?
If $0, go to RM_Q07
If >$0, go to RM_Q08
RM_Q07 — What is the reason that the rent is $0?
If RM_Q04 = yes, go to end of Rent Component
RM_Q08
If rent information does not exist from theprevious month, go to RM_Q09B
If there has been a complete change inhousehold membership, go to RM_Q09B
If RM_Q04 = yes, go to RM_Q09B
Since last month, have there been any changes in the amount of rent paid?
If yes, go to RM_Q08A
If no, go to RM_Q09B
RM_Q08A — What is the reason for the change in rent since lastmonth?
Mark all that apply.
RM_Q09B
If dwelling type is not “Low-rise apartment”and not “High-rise apartment”, go to RM_Q14
If rentinformation exists from the previous month and there has not been a completechange in household membership, go to RM_Q09S
Does this month’srent include parking facilities?
If yes, go to RM_Q10
If no, go to RM_Q14
RM_Q09S — Since last month, have there been any changes in theparking facilities?
If yes, go to RM_Q10
If no, go toRM_Q14
RM_Q10 — What types of parking facilities are included inyour rent?
Mark all that apply.
RM_Q11
If “Closed garage or indoor parking” is notmarked in RM_Q10, go to RM_Q12
How many closed garage or indoorparking spaces are included in your rent?
RM_Q12
If “Outside parking with plug-in” is notmarked in RM_Q10, go to RM_Q13
How many outside parking spaces withplug-in are included in your rent?
RM_Q13
If “Outside parking without plug-in” isnot marked in RM_Q10, go to RM_Q14
How many outside parking spaceswithout plug-in are included in your rent?
RM_Q14
If rent information does not exist from theprevious month, go to RM_Q15
If there has been a complete changein household membership, go to RM_Q15
If “Change in utilities,services, appliances, or furnishings” is marked in RM_Q08A, go to RM_Q15
Since last month, have there been any changes in the utilities,services, appliances, or furnishings included in the rent?
If yes,go to RM_Q15
If no, go to end of Rent Component
RM_Q15 — Which of the following utilities, services, appliances,or furnishings are included as part of the monthly rent?
Read listto respondent. Mark all that apply.
Labour force information component
In this component, a path is assigned according to the answers provided.This path is used to control the flow through the component. For paths 1, 2, 6,and 7 the path determines the labour force status, but for paths 3, 4 and 5 otherconditions (for example, availability for work) must be considered to distinguishbetween those who are unemployed and those who are not in the labour force.
PATHS
Job attachment block
LFI_Q100 — Many of the following questions concern ...’sactivities last week. By last week, I mean the week beginning on Sunday, [dateof first day of reference week], and ending last Saturday, [date of last dayof reference week].
Last week, did ... work at a job or business?
(regardless of the number of hours)
If yes, then PATH= 1 and go to 102
If no, go to 101
If “Permanently unable to work”, then PATH = 7 and goto 104
LFI_Q101 — Last week, did ... have a job or businessfrom which he/she was absent?
If no, go to 104
LFI_Q102 — Did he/she have more than one job or businesslast week?
If no, go to 110
LFI_Q103 — Was this a result of changing employers?
Go to 110
Past job attachment block
LFI_Q104 — Has he/she ever worked at a job or business?
If no, go to 170
LFI_Q105 — When did he/she last work?
If subsequentinterview and no change in 105 and last month’s PATH = 3,go to 131
Else if subsequent interview and no change in 105 andlast month’s PATH = 4 to 7, go to 170
Else if not within past year, go to 170
Else if PATH = 7,go to 131
Else if PATH not 7, go to 110
Job description block
LFI_Q110 — If 103 = yes, I am now goingto ask some questions about …’s new job or business. Was he/shean employee or self-employed?
If 103 = no, Iamnow going to ask some questions about the job or business at which he/sheusually works the most hours. Was he/she an employee or self-employed?
Otherwise,Was he/she an employee or self-employed?
If not “Self-employed”, go to 114
LFI_Q111 — Did he/she have an incorporated business?
LFI_Q112 — Did he/she have any employees?
LFI_Q113 — What was the name of his/her business?
Go to 115
LFI_Q114 — For whom did he/she work?
(name of business,government department or agency, or person)
LFI_Q115 — What kind of business, industry or service wasthis?
(e.g., cardboard box manufacturing, road maintenance, retailshoe store, secondary school, dairy farm, municipal government)
LFI_Q116 — What kind of work was he/she doing?
(e.g.,babysitting in own home, factory worker, forestry technician)
LFI_Q117 — What were his/her most important activities orduties?
(e.g., caring for children, stamp press machine operator, forestexaminer)
LFI_Q118 — When did he/she start working for/at [name ofemployer/name of business]?
Absence – Separation block
LFI_Q130
If PATH = 1, go to 150
If 101 =no, go to 131
What was the main reason ... was absentfrom work last week?
If “Temporary layoff due to businessconditions”, go to 134
If “Seasonal layoff”,go to 136
If “Casual job, no work available”, goto 137
Otherwise PATH = 2 and go to 150
LFI_Q131 — What was the main reason ... stopped workingat that [job/business]?
If not“Lost job, laid off orjob ended”, go to 137
LFI_Q132 — Can you be more specific about the main reasonfor his/her job loss?
If PATH = 7, go to 137
Else if “Business conditions”, go to 133
Otherwisego to 137
LFI_Q133 — Does he/she expect to return to that job?
If no or “Not sure”, go to 137
LFI_Q134 — Has ...’s employer given him/her adate to return?
If yes, go to 136
LFI_Q135 — Has he/she been given any indication that he/shewill be recalled within the next 6 months?
LFI_Q136 — As of last week, how many weeks had ... beenon layoff?
If 130 = “Seasonal layoff”, goto 137
Else if 134 = no and 135 = no, goto 137
Else if on layoff more than 52 weeks, go to 137
Otherwise PATH = 3 and go to 137
LFI_Q137 — Did he/she usually work more or less than 30 hoursper week?
If PATH = 3, go to 190
Otherwise goto 170
Work hours (Main job) block
LFI_Q150
The following questions refer to ...’swork hours at his/her [new] [job/business] [at name of employer].
If 110 = “Employee”, Excluding overtime, doesthe number of paid hours ... works vary from week to week?
Otherwise, Does the number of hours ... works vary from week toweek?
If yes, go to 152
LFI_Q151
If 110 = “Employee”, Excluding overtime, how many paid hours does ... work per week?
Otherwise How many hours does ... work per week?
IfPATH = 2, go to 158
If 110 = “Employee”,go to 153
Otherwise, go to 157
LFI_Q152
If 110 = “Employee”, Excluding overtime, on average, how many paid hours does ... usuallywork per week?
Otherwise On average, how many hours does ...usually work per week?
If PATH = 2, go to 158
If 110 = “Employee”, go to 153
Otherwise,go to 157
LFI_Q153 — Last week, how many hours was he/she away fromthis job because of vacation, illness, or any other reason?
If 0 hours,go to 155
LFI_Q154 — What was the main reason for that absence?
LFI_Q155 — Last week, how many hours of paid overtime didhe/she work at this job?
LFI_Q156 — Last week, how many extra hours without pay didhe/she work at this job?
If 150 = no, then actual hours= 151 - 153 + 155 + 156 and go to 158
LFI_Q157 — Last week, how many hours did he/she actually work at his/her [new] [job/business] [at name of employer]?
LFI_Q158
If 151 >= 29.5 or 152 >= 29.5,and PATH = 2, go to 162
If 151 >= 29.5 or 152 >= 29.5,and PATH = 1, go to 200
Does he/she want to work 30 ormore hours per week [at a single job]?
If yes, go to 160
LFI_Q159 — What is the main reason ... does not wantto work 30 or more hours per week [at a single job]?
If PATH = 2, go to 162
Otherwise go to 200
LFI_Q160 — What is the main reason ... usually worksless than 30 hours per week [at his/her main job]?
If not(“Business conditions” or “Could not find work with 30 ormore hours per week”) and PATH = 2, go to 162
Ifnot (“Business conditions” or “Could not find work with 30 ormore hours per week”) and PATH = 1, go to 200
LFI_Q161 — At any time in the 4 weeks ending lastSaturday, [date of last day of reference week], did he/she look for full-timework?
If PATH = 2, go to 162
Otherwise go to 200
Absence block
LFI_Q162 — As of last week, how many weeks had ... beencontinuously absent from work?
If (110 is “Employee”)or (110 is “Self-employed” and 111 is yes), goto 163
Otherwise go to 200
LFI_Q163 — Is he/she getting any wages or salary from his/her[employer/business] for any time off last week?
Go to 200
Job search - Future start block
LFI_Q170
If PATH = 7, go to 500
In the 4 weeksending last Saturday, [date of last day of reference week], did ... doanything to find work?
If no and age >= 65, then PATH = 6 andgo to 500
If no and age <= 64, go to 174
If yes, then PATH = 4 and go to 171
LFI_Q171 — What did he/she do to find work in those 4 weeks?Did he/she do anything else to find work?
LFI_Q172 — As of last week, how many weeks had he/she beenlooking for work?
[since the date last worked]
LFI_Q173 — What was his/her main activity before he/she startedlooking for work?
Go to 177
LFI_Q174 — Last week, did ... have a job to start ata definite date in the future?
If no, then PATH = 6 andgo to 176
LFI_Q175 — Will he/she start that job before or after Sunday,[date of the first day after four weeks from the last day of reference week]?
If “Before the date above”, then PATH = 5 andgo to 190
If “On or after the date above”, thenPATH = 6 and go to 500
LFI_Q176 — Did he/she want a job last week?
Ifno, go to 500
LFI_Q177 — Did he/she want a job with more or less than 30 hoursper week?
LFI_Q178
If PATH = 4, go to 190
What wasthe main reason he/she did not look for work last week?
If “Believesno work available”, go to 190
Otherwise go to 500
Availability block
LFI_Q190 — Could he/she have worked last week [if he/shehad been recalled/if a suitable job had been offered]?
If yes, goto 400
LFI_Q191 — What was the main reason ... was not availableto work last week?
Go to 400
Earnings block
LFI_Q200
If 110 is not “Employee”, goto 300
If subsequent interview and no change in 110, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118,go to 300
Now I’d like to ask a few short questions about ...’searnings from his/her [new] job [at name of employer].
Is he/shepaid by the hour?
LFI_Q201 — Does he/she usually receive tips or commissions?
If 200 = no, go to 204
LFI_Q202 — [Including tips and commissions,] what is his/herhourly rate of pay?
Go to 220
LFI_Q204 — What is the easiest way for you to tell us his/herwage or salary, [including tips and commissions,] before taxes and other deductions?
Would it be yearly, monthly, weekly, or on some other basis?
If “Yearly”, go to 209
If “Monthly”,go to 208
If “Semi-monthly”, go to 207
If “Bi-weekly”, go to 206
If “Weekly”or “Other”, go to 205
LFI_Q205 — [Including tips and commissions,] what is his/herweekly wage or salary, before taxes and other deductions?
Go to 220
LFI_Q206 — [Including tips and commissions,] what is his/herbi-weekly wage or salary, before taxes and other deductions?
Goto 220
LFI_Q207 — [Including tips and commissions,] what is his/hersemi-monthly wage or salary, before taxes and other deductions?
Go to 220
LFI_Q208 — [Including tips and commissions,] what is his/hermonthly wage or salary, before taxes and other deductions?
Go to 220
LFI_Q209 — [Including tips and commissions,] what is his/heryearly wage or salary, before taxes and other deductions?
Go to 220
Union block
LFI_Q220 — Is he/she a union member at his/her [new] job[at name of employer]?
If yes, go to 240
LFI_Q221 — Is he/she covered by a union contract or collectiveagreement?
Permanence block
LFI_Q240 — Is ...’s [new] job [at name of employer]permanent, or is there some way that it is not permanent?
(e.g.,seasonal, temporary, term or casual)
If “Permanent”,go to 260
LFI_Q241 — In what way is his/her job not permanent?
Go to 260
Firm size block
LFI_Q260 — About how many persons are employed at the locationwhere ... works for [name of employer]?
Would it be: [Lessthan 20, 20 to 99, 100 to 500, or over 500]?
Read categories to respondent.
LFI_Q261 — Does [name of employer] operate at more than onelocation?
If no, or 260 = “Over 500”,go to 300
LFI_Q262 — In total, about how many persons are employedat all locations?
Would it be: [Less than 20, 20 to 99, 100 to 500,or over 500]?
Read categories to respondent
Go to 300
Class of worker – Hours at other job block
LFI_Q300
If 102 = no, go to 400
Now I have a couple of questions about ...’s [other/old] job orbusiness. Was he/she an employee or self-employed?
If not “Self-employed”,go to 320
LFI_Q301 — Did he/she have an incorporated business?
LFI_Q302 — Did he/she have any employees?
LFI_Q320
If 300 = “Employee”, Excluding overtime, how many paid hours [does/did] ... usually workper week at this job?
Otherwise, How many hours [does/did] ... usually work per week at this [business/family business]?
IfPATH = 2, go to 400
LFI_Q321 — Last week, how many hours did ... actually work at this [job/business/family business]?
Go to 400
Temporary layoff job search block
LFI_Q400
If PATH not 3, go to 500
In the 4 weeks ending last Saturday, [date of last day of referenceweek], did ... look for a job with a different employer?
Goto 500
School attendance block
LFI_Q500
If age >>= 65, go to END
Last week,was ... attending a school, college or university?
If no, goto 520
LFI_Q501 — Was he/she enrolled as a full-time or part-timestudent?
LFI_Q502 — What kind of school was this?
Go to 520
Returning students block
LFI_Q520
If survey month not May through August, go to END
Else if age not 15 to 24, go to END
Else if subsequent interview and 520 in previous month was “no”,go to END
Else if subsequent interview and 520 in previousmonth was “yes”, go to 521
Was he/she a full-timestudent in March of this year?
If no, go to END
LFI_Q521 — Does he/she expect to be a full-time student thisfall?
Exit component
The following information is collected at the end of the LFS intervieweach month to gather information for future contacts and to thank respondentsfor their participation. In many cases, this information will be pre-filledfor confirmation in subsequent interviews.
EI_R01
If rotate-out (for example, last month for interview),go to TY_R02
Before we finish, I would like to ask you a few otherquestions.
FC_R01
As part of the Labour Force Survey, we will contactyour household next month during the week of[date of first day of nextmonth survey week].
After this month, this dwelling has [calculated number of remaining interviews] LFS interview(s) left.
HC_Q01 — Who would be the best person to contact?
TEL_Q01
If no telephone number exists, go to TEL_Q02
I would like to confirm your telephone number. Is it [telephone number]?
If yes, go to PC_Q01
If no, go to TEL_Q02
TEL_Q02 — What is your telephone number, including the areacode?
PC_Q01
If CATI interview, go to PTC_Q01
May we conductthe next interview by telephone?
If yes, go to PTC_Q01
If no, go to PV_R01
PV_R01
In this case we will make a personal visit next monthduring the week of [date of first day of next month survey week].
PTC_Q01
If preferred time to call information does not existfrom the previous month, go to PTC_Q02
I would like to confirm thetime of day you would prefer that we call. Is it [preferred time tocall]?
If yes, go to PTC_N03
If no, go to PTC_Q02
PTC_Q02 — What time of day would you prefer that we call?Would it be the morning, the afternoon, the evening, or ANY TIME?
Markall that apply.
PTC_N03
Enter any other information about the preferred timeto call.
LQ_Q01
If CATI interview, go to TY_R01
If subsequentinterview, go to TY_R01
If dwelling type is not “Singledetached” and not “Double” and not “Rowor terrace” and not “Duplex”, go to TY_R01
Is there another set of living quarters within this structure?
If yes, go to LQ_N02
If no, go to TY_R01
LQ_N02
Remember to verify the cluster list and add one or moremultiples if necessary.
TY_R01
Thank you for your participation in the Labour ForceSurvey.
Go to END
TY_R02
Thank you for your participation in the Labour ForceSurvey. Although your six months in the Labour Force Survey are over, yourhousehold may be contacted by Statistics Canada some time in the future foranother survey.
List of codesets
Codes for Contact component
SR_Q01
AR_Q01
SRA_Q01 / ARA_Q01
LP_Q01
Codes for Household component
SD_Q01
DW_Q01 / DW_N02
PV2_Q01_RES_Q02
Codes for Individual demographics
SEX_Q01
MSNC_Q01
RR_N01
IMM_Q01 — Responses that do not correspond to one of thetwelve countries explicitly listed are recorded as "Other –Search"and invoke a country search file containing a list of all current countries.
IMM_Q02
ABO_Q01
ABO_Q02
Mark all that apply.
ED_Q01
ED_Q04
CHE_Q01 — Responses that do not correspond to one of thetwelve countries explicitly listed are recorded as "Other –Search"and invoke a country search file containing a list of all current countries.
Codes for Rent component
RM_Q02
RM_Q04A
RM_Q08A
RM_Q10
RM_Q15
Codes for Labour force information
LFI_Q100
LFI_Q110 / LFI_Q300
LFI_Q130
LFI_Q131
LFI_Q132
LFI_Q133 / LFI_Q521
LFI_Q137 / LFI_Q177
LFI_Q154
LFI_Q159
LFI_Q160
LFI_Q171
LFI_Q173
LFI_Q175
LFI_Q178
LFI_Q191
LFI_Q204
LFI_Q241
LFI_Q260 / LFI_Q262
LFI_Q501
LFI_Q502
Codes for Exit component
PTC_Q02