Nepal Labour Force Survey 1998-1999, First Round
Nepal, 1998 - 1999
Central Bureau of Statistics
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Q.30A Cash earning (last week) (q30a)
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Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
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Continuous
Decimal:
2
Width:
9
Range:
0 - 999999
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
How much did [Name] earn last week from his/her main work?
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This question aims to collect details of the income earned by the worker in doing their main
work. There are two columns in this question. In the first column, write the total amount which
a respondent earned last week in cash from his/her main work. The amount should be given
gross, that is before any deductions are made by the employer (for tax, social security,
pension, etc.).
In the second column, write the value of in-kind payments received within the last 7 days by
the worker. This should include the value of any meals that the worker was provided with by
the employer or other such daily in-kind payments. The worker may have received a single
in-kind payment, for instance clothes or other such goods, at the end of his/her work over a
number of days. In this case, you have to estimate the value of the in-kind payment for the
last 7 days. The amount recorded in this column should not include any of the cash
payments (per week) already reported in the first column. The value of in-kind payments is
the monetary value of the goods received. It is the amount it would cost to buy these goods in
the market place.
If weekly cash earnings and any payments in kind are given in Question 30, it is not
necessary to show monthly earnings as well, so skip to Question 32.
work. There are two columns in this question. In the first column, write the total amount which
a respondent earned last week in cash from his/her main work. The amount should be given
gross, that is before any deductions are made by the employer (for tax, social security,
pension, etc.).
In the second column, write the value of in-kind payments received within the last 7 days by
the worker. This should include the value of any meals that the worker was provided with by
the employer or other such daily in-kind payments. The worker may have received a single
in-kind payment, for instance clothes or other such goods, at the end of his/her work over a
number of days. In this case, you have to estimate the value of the in-kind payment for the
last 7 days. The amount recorded in this column should not include any of the cash
payments (per week) already reported in the first column. The value of in-kind payments is
the monetary value of the goods received. It is the amount it would cost to buy these goods in
the market place.
If weekly cash earnings and any payments in kind are given in Question 30, it is not
necessary to show monthly earnings as well, so skip to Question 32.
Question pretext
Interviewer: Paid employees only. Otherwise, go to 32.
Question post text
Write answer, then go to 32.
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