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EEC : Continuous Labour Force Survey - 2021

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Availability date: 13/06/2022

Statistical presentation

Data description

The LFS questionnaire is structured around the following themes:

  • a description of the household and its members;

  • the status of an activity according to the ILO definition;

  • a detailed description of the current main job (occupation, working time, kind of contract, income from work, etc.);

  • the level of education and participation in training;

  • the receipt of benefits, including unemployment benefits and old-age pensions;

  • health status;

  • social and geographical origin;

  • labour market trajectory over the past 12 months.

In 2021, the complementary module focuses on the labour market situation of migrants.

Statistical concepts and definitions

The LFS provides a measurement of activity, employment and unemployment according to the ILO definition. It gives a description of the job (status, occupation, working time...) according to european classifications / definitions.

It measures the concepts related to formal and non formal education following the european approach.

Statistical unit

Persons

    Statistical population

    Persons aged 15 to 89, living in: ordinary housing.

    Reference area

    France hors Mayotte


    Reference period

    The ILO status of activity is measured according to a fixed week, named reference week.


      Statistical processing

      Data compilation

      • For metropolitan France, a two-steps weighting method is applied: calibration and non-response model on variables from the sampling frame in the first step, calibration on external data (population by age, sex and region; number of dwellings) in the second step.
      • For DOM, a two-steps weighting method is also applied: non-response model on variables from the sampling frame in the first step, calibration on external data (population by age, sex and region; number of dwellings) in the second step.

      Sample size

      In 2021, each quarter, 80 000 dwellings are surveyed.

        Data collection documents


        Documentation on methodology


        Persistent Identifier
        2021 : https://doi.org/10.34724/CASD.8.4469.V5