Census of Manufacturing Establishments 1996-1997, Seventh Round (Quinquinnial Census)
Nepal, 1998
Central Bureau of Statistics
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No of Family Members, Nepali, Female (Q52_NFNO)
Data file: CME1996-97
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Continuous
Decimal:
0
Width:
3
Range:
0 - 999
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
How many family members did establishment use in the manufacturing work within establishment during the reference period?
What were their corresponding sex and citizenship?
What were their corresponding sex and citizenship?
var_qstn_ivuinstr
Number of regular contract workers who worked within the boundary of establishment should be included as paid workers. If "No. of employees" is recorded for any nationality or sex or any type of paid employees, their annual wages and salaries or benefits in kind or cash must be written in the corresponding cell. After recording salary information, at least one cross check must be done by computing monthly salary of one employee.
Total amount of salary as well as the no of employees written in the respecitve cells are matched or not with the figure written in the corresponding cells. It must be checked.
Total amount of salary as well as the no of employees written in the respecitve cells are matched or not with the figure written in the corresponding cells. It must be checked.
Description
Definition
Family worker type (whatever be the male or female or nepali or foreign) variables are unpaid workers. It covers all unpaid family members and others. But home workers are not included here. Noone is included under this unless they have engaged in the manufacturing work at least 16 hours in a week in the establishment.