Labour Force Survey, 2014

The 2014 Labour Force Survey is a survey that has a long tradition in Slovenia. The survey measures the situation on the labour market.
In addition, there are other characteristics of the population in a given week of each quarter. The survey provides data on the size, structure and characteristics of the active and inactive
Population of the Republic of Slovenia. Data on the income of natural persons (DURS register) are added to the data file – it is a monthly income, which is either an average or
years or an average of a shorter period if the person has worked for less than one year. In each quarter, around 19,000 individuals are selected for the sample.
Researchers are provided with a non-anonymised version of ADS microdata that can be accessed in a secure room or via remote access. The research is carried out as part of the
Eurostat’s Labour Force Survey, covering 28 European Union countries, 2 candidate countries (Macedonia and Turkey) and 3 EFTA countries – Norway, Switzerland and Iceland – in 2014. Researchers
data files from other participating countries are also accessible via Eurostat, allowing inter-temporal and international comparisons. The Labour Force Survey
2014 also includes the so-called ad-hoc module, which covers the topic "The situation of migrants and their immediate descendants on the labour market".