3009|DEPENDENT CARE

Description

  • Satisfaction scale (0-10) with personal life.
  • Satisfaction scale (0-10) with different aspects of personal life.
  • Ideal family concept.
  • Preferences on the sharing of domestic responsibilities.
  • Preference for the way of reconciling work and family life.
  • Preferences of care mode for children under 3 years of age when the father and mother work, for dependent persons and for the person interviewed.
  • Availability of paid domestic service/home help, number of people and most important tasks they perform.
  • Number of days and nights with which service / home help account (Monday to Friday).
  • Reasons for home service/help.
  • Sex of the main employee of the service or home help.
  • Internal or external character of the main employee of service or help at home.
  • Number of hours worked on weekdays and weekends by the main employee of service or help at home.
  • Country of origin of the main employee of service or home help.
  • Person who most influenced to hire the main employee of service or help in the home.
  • Relationship and labor cost of the main employee of service or help at home.
  • Most important characteristics for choosing a replacement for the main employee of service or help at home.
  • Household size.
  • Need and frequency of help to perform household chores or basic activities.
  • Composition of the household: Sex, age, family relationship, employment status, need and frequency of help of the different members of the household, as well as temporary residents (at least 3 months a year) in the habitual residence.
  • Assistance of a member of the household (dependent) to a day center, type of center, frequency, number of days and hours, monthly cost, and reasons in case of non-attendance.
  • Reception of the person dependent on some help from the Public Administrations.
  • Person(s) caring for and caring for the person dependent on the household (Monday to Friday), habitual residence and number of days and hours spent.
  • Possibility to turn to other people outside the home for care of the dependent person and what people they would be.
  • Satisfaction scale (0-10) with the organization of the care of the dependent person and with different aspects of care.
  • Provision of care to a dependent person residing outside the home (without remuneration), family relationship, number of days and hours spent, residence of that dependent person.
  • Receiving some additional support/care from the dependent person outside the home.
  • Satisfaction scale (0-10) with different aspects of care for the dependent person outside the home.
  • Attendance at a nursery/children's school (0-3 years) and reasons for attending or not attending.
  • Type of kindergarten/children's school attended by the child (0-3 years), frequency, number of days, hours, time of entry/exit and monthly cost.
  • Persons caring for and caring for the child (0-3 years) (Monday to Friday), number of days and hours spent in their care.
  • Possibility of using other persons outside the home for the care of the child (0-3 years) and who those persons are.
  • Satisfaction scale (0-10) with the care of the child (0-3 years) and various aspects of that care.
  • Provision of care to a minor (0-3 years) residing outside the home (without remuneration), kinship relationship, number of days, hours, and type of care.
  • Satisfaction scale (0-10) with different aspects of child care (0-3 years) outside the home.
  • Type of school attended by the child (3-11 years), time of entry, frequency of use of the school canteen and school transport, time of departure.
  • Assistance to extracurricular activities in the school of the child (3-11 years), frequency, number of days and time of departure.
  • Monthly cost of the child's school (3-11 years).
  • Assistance to extracurricular activities of the child outside school (3-11 years), frequency and number of days.
  • Persons caring for and caring for the child (3-11 years) (Monday to Friday), residence, number of days and hours.
  • Possibility of using other people outside the home for the care of the child (3-11 years) and what those people are.
  • Satisfaction scale (3-10) with the care of the child (3-11 years) and various aspects of that care.
  • Provision of care to a minor (3-11 years) residing outside the home (without remuneration), kinship relationship, number of days, hours, and type of care.
  • Satisfaction scale (0-10) with different aspects of child care (3-11 years) outside the home.
  • Person who is mainly responsible at home for performing household chores.
  • Domestic service during the interviewee's childhood.
  • Ideological self-location scale (1-10).
  • Religiousness and religious practice of the person interviewed.
  • Voting participation and remembrance in the 2011 general election.
  • Civil status of the person interviewed.
  • Relationship of kinship with the head of household.
  • Assessment of household income.
  • Development in the past of some kind of paid work.
  • Main reason why he stopped working.
  • Weekly working hours of the person interviewed or head of household (hours).
  • Type of employment contract.
  • Main reason for working part-time.
  • Paid work of the mother while the child was under 14 years of age.
  • Household and personal income.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
3009/0-0|DEPENDENT CARES|2473/National (with Ceuta and Melilla)/Resident population/both sexes/25 and over/Personal interview Unknown Open resource

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