Khayelitsha Mitchell's Plain Survey 2000

South Africa, 2000

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Data file: kmp2000adult_15

Khayelitsha Mitchell's Plain (KMP) Survey 2000 -Adult Module

Cases:	0
Variables:	849

Variables

g22_3_4

G.22.3.4 Pcodes if household members?

g22_4_4

G.22.4.4 Pcodes if household members?

g22_5_4

G.22.5.4 Pcodes if household members?

g22_6_4

G.22.6.4 Pcodes if household members?

g22_7_4

G.22.7.4 Pcodes if household members?

g22_8_4

G.22.8.4 Pcodes if household members?

g22_9_4

G.22.9.4 Pcodes if household members?

g22_10_4

G.22.10.4 Pcodes if household members?

g23_1_1

G.23.1.1 General worker -number of workers employed

g23_1_2

G.23.1.2 General worker -average hours worked each week?

g23_1_3

G.23.1.3 General worker -monthly wage of average worker?

g23_1_4

G.23.1.4 General worker -taxes deducted from average worker's wage?

g23_2_1

G.23.2.1 Clerical worker -number of workers employed

g23_2_2

G.23.2.2 Clerical worker -average hours worked each week?

g23_2_3

G.23.2.3 Clerical worker -monthly wage of average worker?

g23_2_4

G.23.2.4 Clerical worker -taxes deducted from average worker's wage?

g23_3_1

G.23.3.1 Sales Worker -number of workers employed

g23_3_2

G.23.3.2 Sales Worker -average hours worked each week?

g23_3_3

G.23.3.3 Sales Worker -monthly wage of average worker?

g23_3_4

G.23.3.4 Sales Worker -taxes deducted from average worker's wage?

g23_4_1

G.23.4.1 Other 4 -number of workers employed

g23_4_2

G.23.4.2 Other 4 -average hours worked each week?

g23_4_3

G.23.4.3 Other 4 -monthly wage of average worker?

g23_4_4

G.23.4.4 Other 4 -taxes deducted from average worker's wage?

g23_5_1

G.23.5.1 Other 2 -number of workers employed

g23_5_2

G.23.5.2 Other 2 -average hours worked each week?

g23_5_3

G.23.5.3 Other 2 -monthly wage of average worker?

g23_5_4

G.23.5.4 Other 2 -taxes deducted from average worker's wage?

g23_6_1

G.23.6.1 Other 3 -number of workers employed

g23_6_2

G.23.6.2 Other 3 -average hours worked each week?

g23_6_3

G.23.6.3 Other 3 -monthly wage of average worker?

g23_6_4

G.23.6.4 Other 3 -taxes deducted from average worker's wage?

g23_4explain

G.23.4. Other explain?

g23_5explain

G.23.5. Other explain?

g23_6explain

G.23.6. Other explain?

g24

G.24. Does anyone help you without pay?

g25_1_1

G.25.1.1 Person 1: If yes - hours worked per week?

g25_1_2

G.25.1.2 Person 1: If yes - pcode if person is household member?

g25_2_1

G.25.2.1 Person 2: If yes - hours worked per week?

g25_2_2

G.25.2.2 Person 2: If yes - pcode if person is household member?

g25_3_1

G.25.3.1 Person 3: If yes - hours worked per week?

g25_3_2

G.25.3.2 Person 3: If yes - pcode if person is household member?

g25_4_1

G.25.4.1 Person 4: If yes - hours worked per week?

g25_4_2

G.25.4.2 Person 4: If yes - pcode if person is household member?

g26

G.26. When did you first start these income-earning activities?

g27

G.27. What did you earn per week when you first started?

g28

G.28. If offered a job with wage = present profit, would you take it?

g29

G.29. What is the lowest weekly take-home wage you would accept?

g30

G.30. How did you learn to do this income-earning activity?

g30describe

G.30. How did you learn to do this income-earning activity -training describe?

g30other

G.30. How did you learn to do this income-earning activity -other describe?

g31

G.31. How long would it take someone to learn to do your work?

g31other

G.31. How long would it take someone to learn to do your work - other specify?

h1

H.1. Do you currently work for a wage?

h2

H.2. Are you currently self-employed?

h3

H.3. Do you want full-time or part-time wage employment?

h4recode

Recodes for H4, Dudley Horner, Saldru

h4

H.4. Reason you do not want full or part-time wage employment?

h4other

H.4. Reason you do not want full or part-time wage employment -other specify?

h5

H.5. Would you accept a job if a creche was provided at work?

h6

H.6. Have you ever looked for a job?

h7

H.7. If yes, when was the last time you looked?

h8

H.8. What was the reason you stopped looking?

h8other

H.8. What was the reason you stopped looking -other specify?

h9

H.9. What would persuade you to start looking for a job?

h9other

H.9. What would persuade you to start looking for a job-other specify?

h10_1

H.10.1. Agree/disagree: I get bored with nothing to do all day?

h10_2

H.10.2. Agree/disagree: If there were more jobs available - I would look?

h10_3

H.10.3. Agree/disagree: If I had more money I would look more actively?

h10_4

H.10.4. Agree/disagree: It is not so bad being out of work - others support me?

h10_5

H.10.5. Agree/disagree: You are nobody if you do not have a job?

h10_6

H.10.6. Agree/disagree: I feel useless/depressed because I do not have a job?

h10_7

H.10.7. Agree/disagree: Any job is better than no job?

h10_8

H.10.8. Agree/disagree: My family is worse off because of my unemployment?

h10_9

H.10.9. Agree/disagree: My family does not always have enough to eat?

i1

I.1. Have you done any casual work to earn money in the last 6 months?

i2

I.2. If no, was this because you:?

i2other

I.2. If no, was this because you: - other specify?

i3

I.3. Would you like to do casual work occasionally to earn more money?

i4

I.4. Would you accept a 1-day casual job without asking about the wage?

i5

I.5. What is the lowest daily take-home wage accept for a casual job?

i6

I.6. What was your main form of casual job for the last six months?

i6other

I.6. What was your main form of casual job for the last six months -other specif

i7

I.7. How did you find this work?

i7othr

I.7. How did you find this work - other specify?

i8

I.8. What is the average amount you earn doing this kind of work?

i9

I.9. Is this amount:?

i9other

I.9. Is this amount: - other specify?

i10

I.10. Do you do casual work regularly for the same employer?

i11

I.11. Have you done any casual work in the last month?

i12

I.12. If no, was this because you:?

i12other

I.12. If no, was this because you: -other specify?

i13

I.13. If yes, please indicate what this form of work was?

i13recode

soci13

Standard occupation codes I13

sici13

Standard industrial codes I13

i13other

I.13. If yes, please indicate what this form of work was -other specify?

i14

I.14. How did you find this work?

i14other

I.14. How did you find this work -other specify?

i15

I.15. What did you earn from all casual work during the past month?

i16

I.16. How many hours did you work in casual employment in the past month?

i17

I.17. Would you accept a 1-day casual job without asking about the wage?

i18

I.18. What is the lowest daily take-home wage accept for a casual job?

i19

I.19. Would you like to have more casual work?

i20

I.20. If no,why not?

i20other

I.20. If no,why not -other specify?

i21_1

I.21.1. If yes - Monday to Friday during the day?

i21_2

I.21.2. If yes - Monday to Friday during the evenings?

i21_3

I.21.3. If yes - over the weekend?

i22

I.22. What kind of employment would you prefer?

i22other

I.22. What kind of employment would you prefer -other specify?

i23

I.23. Have you done any casual work in the past two weeks?

i24

I.24. How many hours did you work in the past two weeks?

i25

I.25. Have you done any work in the past seven days?

i26

I.26. How many hours did you work in the past seven days?

i27_1

I.27.1. If yes - Monday to Friday during the day?

i27_2

I.27.2. If yes - Monday to Friday during the evenings?

i27_3

I.27.3. If yes - over the weekend?

i28

I.28. What did you earn doing casual work in the past seven days?

i29

I.29. Have you told us about all income earning activities in the past month?

i30_1

I.30.1. If no, please tell us about the job/work -description?

i30_2

I.30.2. If no, please tell us about your income -Monthly take home earnings?

i31

I.31. Emergency module:Did you earn money doing casual work this last month?

i32

I.32. Emergency module:If so, how much did you earn?

i33

I.33. Emergency module:Did you earn any other money last month?

i34

I.34. Emergency module:If so, how much did you earn?

j1

J.1. Do you ever help other people with their business activities?

j2

J.2. How many hours per week do you do this?

j3

J.3. Is this for:

j3other

J.3. Is this for: - other specify

j4

J.4. Do you ever get money for this work?

j7

J.7. Do you ever get given food for doing this work?

j8

J.8. Do you get accommodation for doing this work?

j9

J.9. If you ever get 'in kind' payments tell us about them?

k1

K.1. If the governement gave R100 per month, would you rather be?

k2

K.2. Government public works - R33 a day- would you take a few days work?

k3

K.3. If yes, would you work at this wage for as long as possible?

k4_1

K.4.1. A cleaner with a monthly wage of R1081?

k4_2

K.4.2. A general worker with a monthly wage of R1438?

k4_3

K.4.3. A machine operator with a monthly wage of R1619?

k5

K.5. What is the absolute lowest monthly take home wage you would work for?

l1

L.1. Do you give money to a stokvel (or gooi-gooi) each month?

l2

L.2. If yes, how much each month?

l3

L.3. Do you give money to a burial society each month?

l4

L.4. If yes, how much each month?

l5

L.5. Are you able to save money in a bank each month?

l6

L.6. If yes,how much each month (on average)?

l7

L.7. Do you have any other form of savings activity?

l7_1

L.7.1. If yes, please describe

l8

L.8. If yes,how much each month (on average)?

l9

L.9. Do you have any past savings that you are drawing on?

l10

L.10. If so, how long do you expect them to last?

l10other

L.10. If so, how long do you expect them to last - other specify?

l11

L.11. Do you owe anyone money?

l12

L.12. If so, to whom do you owe this money?

l12other

L.12. If so, to whom do you owe this money -other specify?

l13_1

L.13.1. In receipt of: State Old age pension?

l13_1_1

L.13.1.1. In receipt of: State Old age pension -amount?

l13_1_2

L.13.1.2. In receipt of: State Old age pension -period?

l13_2

L.13.2. In receipt of: Disability pension?

l13_2_1

L.13.2.1. In receipt of: Disability pension -amount?

l13_2_2

L.13.2.2. In receipt of: Disability pension -period?

l13_3

L.13.3. In receipt of: Veteran's pension?

l13_3_1

L.13.3.1. In receipt of: Veteran's pension -amount?

l13_3_2

L.13.3.2. In receipt of: Veteran's pension -period?

l13_4

L.13.4. In receipt of: Employer's pension?

l13_4_1

L.13.4.1. In receipt of: Employer's pension -amount?

l13_4_2

L.13.4.2. In receipt of: Employer's pension -period?

l13_5

L.13.5. In receipt of: Worker's compensation?

l13_5_1

L.13.5.1. In receipt of: Worker's compensation -amount?

l13_5_2

L.13.5.2. In receipt of: Worker's compensation -period?

l13_6

L.13.6. In receipt of: UIF?

l13_6_1

L.13.6.1. In receipt of: UIF -amount?

l13_6_2

L.13.6.2. In receipt of: UIF -period?

l13_7

L.13.7. In receipt of: State child support grant?

l13_7_1

L.13.7.1. In receipt of: State child support grant -amount?

l13_7_2

L.13.7.2. In receipt of: State child support grant -period?

l13_8

L.13.8. In receipt of: Private child maintenance grant (from father of child)?

l13_8_1

L.13.8.1. In receipt of: Private child maintenance grant (from father of child)

l13_8_2

L.13.8.2. In receipt of: Private child maintenance grant (from father of child)

l13_9

L.13.9. In receipt of: Foster care grant?

l13_9_1

L.13.9.1. In receipt of: Foster care grant -amount?

l13_9_2

L.13.9.2. In receipt of: Foster care grant -period?

l13_10

L.13.10. In receipt of: Alimony (from divorced spouse)?

l13_10_1

L.13.10.1. In receipt of: Alimony (from divorced spouse) -amount?

l13_10_2

L.13.10.2. In receipt of: Alimony (from divorced spouse) -period?

l14

L.14. Does anyone else give you money, which you do not have to pay back?

l15_1

L.15.1. If yes, how much monthly: Code 1 of person giving money?

l15_1_1

L.15.1.1 If yes, how much monthly: Amount each month?

l15_2

L.15.2. If yes, how much monthly: Code 2 of person giving money?

l15_2_1

L.15.2.1 If yes, how much monthly: Amount each month?

l15_3

L.15.3. If yes, how much monthly: Code 3 of person giving money?

l15_3_1

L.15.3.1 If yes, how much monthly: Amount each month?

l16_1

L.16.1. Other forms of income type: Rent -Yes\No:?

l16_1_1

L.16.1.1. Other forms of income type: Rent -amount each month:?

l16_2

L.16.2. Other forms of income type: Financial investments -Yes\No:?

l16_2_1

L.16.2.1. Other forms of income type: Financial investments -amount each month:?

l16_3

L.16.3. Other forms of income type: Other -Yes\No:?

l16_3_1

L.16.3.1. Other forms of income type: Other -amount each month:?

l16_4

L.16.4. If 'yes' to 'other' above then please specify?

m1

M.1. Opinion: If you work hard you get rich in SA today?

m2

M.2. Opinion: It is easy for children from poor families to get education?

m3

M.3. Opinion: If you get a good education it is easy to become rich?

m4

M.4. Opinion: People today are better of than their parents 25 years ago?

m5

M.5. Opinion: The government should ensure that all schools are equally good?

m6

M.6. Opinion: Gov. should provide better education for poor children ….?

m7

M.7. Opinion: The value of the state old age pension should increase?

m8

M.8. Opinion: Gov. old age pension should be increased even if pay higher taxes?

m9

M.9. Opinion: Many poor people are poor because they are lazy?

m10

M.10. Opinion: Poor people pay too much tax?

m11

M.11. Opinion: Taxation should be increased so government can spend more?

m12

M.12. Opinion: Government should reduce the differences between rich and poor?

m13

M.13. Opinion: Government should provide everyone with a basic income?

m14

M.14. Opinion: People like you pay too much tax?

m15

M.15. Opinion: Overall, this country is moving in the right direction?

m16

M.16. Opinion: Government should provide free health care?

m17

M.17. Opinion: The government is doing a good job?

m18

M.18. Opinion: The government should help the unemployed?

m19

M.19. Opinion: Trade unions look after the interests of the unemployed?

m20

M.20. Opinion: Employers should be allowed to hire temp. workers when theirs are

m21

M.21. Opinion: Many receive less income than they deserve?

m22

M.22. Opinion: Large companies have too much power today?

m23

M.23. Opinion: Ordinary workers could manage companies without bosses?

m24

M.24. Opinion: If education was improved then there would be less crime?

m25

M.25. Opinion: If there was less unemployment then there would be less crime?

m26

M.26. Opinion: The government should play a bigger role in running large compani

m27

M.27. Opinion: The government should spend much more on education and health?

m28

M.28. Opinion: Workers go on strike too often?

m29

M.29. Opinion: Workers cannot get a fair wage unless they go on strike sometimes

m30

M.30. Opinion: It is bad for the economy for workers to go on strike?

m31

M.31. Opinion: People will not take on extra work responsabilities unless paid t

m32

M.32. Opinion: Inequality continues because it benefits the rich and powerful?

m33

M.33. Opinion: Large differences in income are necessary for SA's prosperity?

m34

M.34. Opinion: The country needs more investment to grow with a rising standard

m35

M.35. Opinion: Allowing business to make profits is the best way to encourage in

m36

M.36. Opinion: People living with HIV/AIDS are afraid to tell others about it?

emergency

Emergency module: Yes =1 No=2

location

Location of psu

psu

Primary sampling unit i.e. cluster

q1adult

Hh module: Q.1. Name of individual

dage

Adult age, in years, calculated from the HH and Adult modules

race

Race of household head

q16

HH module: Q.16. Total monthly household income- all sources

pweight1_adult

Inverse probability of being selected into the sample

pweight2_adult

Non-Response rescale of pweight1

adulthhsize

Number of adults in the household: from HH roster

adultmodresp

Number of adult modules completed per hh

adultweight

Person weight for adult file

hhrakingweight

Household File Raking Ratio weight

Total: 849

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