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MODEL QUESTIONNAIRE for LFS Ad Hoc Module 2014 on the labour market situation of migrants and their descendants Version July 2012

Background of target population COBFATH 211-212 Country of birth of father 2 digit ISO country classification 98 Country unknown but father born abroad 99 Not applicable (person aged <15 years or >= 65 years) Unknown The question below should only be asked in case the father is not living in the household. BG_Q1 In which country was your father born? 2 digit ISO country code BG_Q2 BG_Q2 Father in HH BG_Q1 COBFATH yes - COUNTRYB [sequence number father] No Other BG_Q1 COBMOTH 213-214 Country of birth of mother 2 digit ISO country classification 98 Country unknown but mother born abroad 99 Not applicable (person aged <15 years or >= 65 years) Unknown The question below should only be asked in case the mother is not living in the household. BG_Q2 In which country was your mother born? 2 digit ISO country code BG_Q3 BG_Q3 Mother in HH BG_Q2 COBMOTH yes - COUNTRYB [sequence number mother] No Other BG_Q1 2

PARHAT 215 Level of educational attainment of parents Highest level of education successfully completed by father or mother 1 Low (ISCED 2011 0-2) 2 Medium (ISCED 2011 3-4) 3 High (ISCED 2011 5-8) 9 Not applicable (person aged <15 years or >= 65 years) Unknown The question below should only be asked in case the father is not living in the household. BG_Q3 What is the level of educational attainment of your father? 1. Not attended school BG_Q4 2. Host country equivalent to ISCED 0-2 BG_Q4 3. Host country equivalent to ISCED 3-4 BG_Q4 4. Host country equivalent higher than ISCED 4 BG_Q4 BG_Q4 The question below should only be asked in case the mother is not living in the household. BG_Q4 What is the level of educational attainment of your mother? 1. Not attended school BG_Q5 2. Host country equivalent to ISCED 0-2 BG_Q5 3. Host country equivalent to ISCED 3-4 BG_Q5 4. Host country equivalent higher than ISCED 4 BG_Q5 BG_Q5 Auxiliary variable HATLEVEL[sequence number father] BG_Q3 HATFATH 500-800 - 3 300-400 - 2 000-200 - 1 blank - empty 1,2 1 3 2 4 3 Auxiliary variable HATLEVEL[sequence number mother] BG_Q4 HATMOTH 500-800 - 3 300-400 - 2 000-200 - 1 blank - empty 1,2 1 3 2 4 3 3

HATFATH HATMOTH PARHAT 1 1, blank 1 2 2 3 3 2 1,2,blank 2 3 3 3-3 1 1 2 2 3 3 WORKOTHC 216-217 Last country worked abroad Country code of last other country than current country of residence where person has worked and lived for a period of 6 months or longer in the last 10 years 2 digit ISO country classification 00 Has not worked abroad in last 10 years 98 Country unknown but has worked abroad 99 Not applicable (person aged <15 years or >= 65 years) Unknown BG_Q5 In the last 10 years, have you worked (and lived) 1 in another country than [country name]? 1. Yes BG_Q6 2. No BG_Q8 BG_Q8 IF (BG_Q5 = yes) BG_Q6 Did you work in that country for a period of 6 months or more? 1. Yes BG_Q7 2. No BG_Q8 BG_Q8 IF (BG_Q6 = yes) BG_Q7 In which country was this? In case of more than one country please state the last one. Coding system leading to 2 digit ISO country code BG_Q8 BG_Q5 BG_Q6 BG_Q7 WORKOTHC Yes Yes Country code ISO code 2 digits CS 98 No, - 00 No - - 00 - - 1 The 'and lived' part could be omitted in a computer assisted questionnaire in cases where YEARESID<10 because this element is obvious in those cases 4

MIGREAS 218 Reason for migrating YEARESID 00 Main reason person had for last migration into the host country 1 Employment, job found before migrating 2 Employment, no job found before migrating 3 Family reasons 4 Study 5 International protection or asylum 6 Other Unknown IF (YEARESID 00) and (REFYEAR-YEARBIR-YEARESID>=15) BG_Q8 What were the reasons for coming to [country name]? More than one answer allowed 1. Employment BG_Q9 2. Family reasons including partnership formation BG_Q9 3. Study BG_Q9 4. Came as refugee or seeking international protection BG_Q9 5. Other BG_Q9 BG_Q9 IF more than one answer for BG_Q8 BG_Q9 What was the main reason? 1. Employment BG_Q10 2. Family reasons including partnership formation 3. Study 4. Came as refugee or seeking international protection 5. Other IF (BG_Q8=employment) 2 BG_Q10 Did you already had a job or a job offer in [country name] before coming to [country name]? 1. Yes 2. No 2 This filter is broader than absolute necessary. It is however simple and could provide extra interesting information. The filter may however be limited to ((BG_Q9=employment) or (BG_Q9=empty,cs and BG_Q8=employment)). 5

YEARESID REFYEAR- YEARBIR- OB_Q9 OB_Q8 OB_Q10 MIGREAS YEARESID 00 - - - - 9 00 <15 - - - 2 >=15 Employment - Yes 1 No, cs 2 Family reasons - - 3 Study - - 4 Int. protection - - 5 Other - - 6 Empty, cs Employment Yes 1 No, cs 2 Family reasons - 3 Study - 4 Int. protection - 5 Other - 6 cs 6

Obstacles for labour market participation OVERQUAL 219 Over-qualified for job WSTATOR=1,2 Qualifications and skills of the person would allow more demanding tasks than current job 1 Yes 2 No Unknown IF (WSTATOR=1,2) OB_Q1 Considering your educational level, experience and skills, do you feel over-qualified for your current main job? With over-qualified is meant that the qualifications and skills of the person would allow more demanding tasks than the current job. 1.Yes OB_Q2 2. No OB_Q2 OB_Q2 WSTATOR OB_Q1 OVERQUAL 1,2 Yes 1 No 2 3-9 - 9 7

JOBOBST1 220 Main obstacle not having suitable job (YEARESID 00 or Main obstacle preventing person to have a job corresponding with their qualifications or having a job at all father or mother is foreign born) and (OVERQUAL=1or 1 Lack of language skills in host country language(s) WSTATOR=3-5) 2 Lack of recognition of qualifications obtained abroad 3 Restricted rights to work because of citizenship or residence permission 4 Origin, religion or social background 5 Other obstacle 6 No particular obstacle Unknown JOBOBST2 221 Second obstacle not having suitable job JOBOBST1=1-5 Second main obstacle preventing person to have a job corresponding with their qualifications or having a job at all 1 Language skills in host country language(s) 2 Lack of recognition of qualifications obtained abroad 3 Restricted rights to work because of citizenship or residence permission 4 Cultural, religious or social factors 5 Other obstacle 6 No second obstacle Unknown IF (YEARESID 00) or (father or mother is foreign born) IF (WSTATOR=1,2) and (OB_Q1= yes) OB_Q2a What do you consider to be the main obstacle preventing you to have a job corresponding with your skills? IF (WSTATOR=3-5) OB_Q2b What do you consider to be the main obstacle preventing you to have a job? 3 1.Lack of language skills in host country language(s) OB_Q3 2.Lack of recognition of qualifications obtained abroad OB_Q3 3. Restricted rights to work because of citizenship or residence permission OB_Q3 4. Origin, religion or social background OB_Q3 5.Other obstacle OB_Q3 6. No particular obstacle IF (OB_Q2 = 1-5) OB_Q3 What do you consider to be the second most important obstacle? 1.Lack of language skills in host country language(s) 2.Lack of recognition of qualifications obtained abroad 3.Restricted rights to work because of citizenship or residence permission 4.Origin, religion or social background 5.Other obstacle 6.No other obstacle 3 In paper questionnaire it could be considered to combine both questions into one question with the following wording: 'What do you consider to be the main obstacle preventing you to have a job corresponding with your skills or having a job at all?'. 8

YEARESID WSTATOR BG_Q1 country OB_Q1 OB_Q2 and JOBOBST1 BG_Q2 country 00 1,2 - Yes Language skills 1 Recognition qualifications 2 Citizenship/residence 3 Origin, religion 4 Other 5 No particular obstacle 6 No/ - 9 3-5 - - Language skills 1 Recognition qualifications 2 Citizenship/residence 3 Origin, religion 4 Other 5 No particular obstacle 6 00 1,2 Yes Yes Language skills 1 Recognition qualifications 2 Citizenship/residence 3 Origin, religion 4 Other 5 No particular obstacle 6 No/ - 9 No - - 9 3-5 Yes - Language skills 1 Recognition qualifications 2 Citizenship/residence 3 Origin, religion 4 Other 5 No particular obstacle 6 No - - 9 OB_Q2 OB_Q3 JOBOBST2 1-5 Language skills 1 Recognition qualifications 2 Citizenship/residence 3 Origin, religion 4 Other 5 No second obstacle 6 cs 6,9, - 9 9

LANGHOST 222 Skills in host country language YEARESID 00 Degree of command of speaking the main host country language 1 Language is mother tongue 2 Advanced 3 Intermediate 4 Beginner or less skills Unknown IF (YEARESID 00) OB_Q4 How do you consider your language skills in speaking in [country language]? In case of more official languages consider the main official language. 1. Mother tongue OB_Q6 2. Advanced OB_Q5 3. Intermediate OB_Q5 4. Beginner or less skills OB_Q5 OB_Q5 YEARESID OB_Q4 LANGHOST 00-9 00 Mother tongue 1 Advanced 2 Intermediate 3 Beginner 4 LANGCOUR 223 Participation in language course YEARESID 00 Person attended a language course of host country language since arrival in host country 1 Yes 2 No, was not necessary 3 No, for other reasons Unknown IF (YEARESID 00) and (OB_Q4 mother tongue) OB_Q5 Since your arrival in [country name], have you participated in a language course in [country language]? In case of more official languages the main official language should be considered. 1. Yes OB_ Q6 2. No, was not necessary OB_ Q6 3. No, for other reasons OB_ Q6 OB_ Q6 10

YEARESID OB_Q4 OB_Q5 LANGCOUR 00 - - 9 00 1-2 1 Yes 1 No, not necessary 2 No for other reasons 3 FINDMETH 224 Method finding current job STAPRO=3 and Method used to find current job in case of a job found in the (REFYEARlast 5 years YSTARTWK<=5) 1 Advertisements, via any channel 2 Relatives, friends or acquaintances 3 Public employment office 4 Private employment agency 5 Education or training institution 6 Contacted employer directly 7 Employer contacted person directly 8 Other method Unknown IF (STAPRO=3) and (REFYEAR-YSTARTWK <=5) OB_Q6 How did you find your current job? 1. responding to advertisements in the media, the Internet or another channel 2. through relatives, friends or acquaintances 3. via the public employment office 4. via a private employment agency 5. through an education or training institution 6. by direct application to the employer 7. Employer contacted you directly 8. Some other method STAPRO YSTARTWK OB_Q6 FINDMETHOD 3 <= REFYEAR-5, blank - 9 > REFYEAR-5 Advertisements 1 Relatives or friends 2 Public employment office 3 Private employment agency 4 Education institution 5 Contacted employer directly 6 Employer contacted person 7 Other method 8 1,2, blank - - 9 11