Wage equation: list of explanatory variables
|
C |
Constant |
TAIL3 |
50-499 employees |
|
MIG |
Migrated |
TAIL4 |
500 employees and more |
|
SEX |
Male |
CONT1 (REF) |
Permanent contract (include civil servants) |
|
MARIT |
Living maritally - yes |
CONT2 |
Fixed-term contract |
|
AGEB1 |
Year of birth: 1969 or before |
CONT3 |
Seasonal worker, temporary worker |
|
AGEB2 |
Year of birth 1970 |
CONT4 |
Special professional “integration” contracts |
|
AGEb3 (REF) |
Year of birth 1971 |
CONT5 |
Without contract |
|
AGEB4 |
Year of birth 1972 and after |
POSB1 (REF) |
Unskilled worker |
|
HDIP1 (REF) |
Without diploma |
POSB2 |
Semi-skilled worker |
|
HDIP2 |
CEP-BEPC (basic school leaving |
POSB3 |
Skilled worker |
|
qual.) | |||
|
HDIP3 |
CAP-BEP (apprenticeship) |
POSB4 |
Employee |
|
HDIP4 |
CAP (vocational training qual.) |
POSB5 |
Supervisor, middle management |
|
HDIP5 |
BEP (certificate of techn. education |
POSB6 |
Other |
|
HDIP6 |
Diploma unknown |
NBHB1 (REF) |
Working week: 20 hours |
|
NAPB1 |
Agriculture |
NBHB2 |
21-38 hours |
|
NAPB2 |
Agrifood industry |
NBHB3 |
39 hours |
|
NAPB3 (REF) |
Industry |
NBHB4 |
40-45 hours |
|
NAPB4 |
Building, civil engineering |
NBHB5 |
46-50 hours |
|
NAPB5 |
Commerce |
NBHB6 |
51-55 hours |
|
NAPB6 |
Service for private individuals |
NBHB7 |
56-60 hours |
|
NAPB7 |
Administration, education, health |
FONCB1(REF) |
Production |
|
NAPB8 |
Service to companies |
FONCB2 |
Maintenance |
|
STAT |
Employee in private sector=1 (if not=0) |
FONCB3 |
Upkeep |
|
CATTR1 (REF) |
Place of work: Urban pole |
FONCB4 |
Transport, warehousing |
|
CATTR2 |
Periurban |
FONCB5 |
Secretariat |
|
CATTR3 |
Rural - slight urban influence |
FONCB6 |
Commerce |
|
CATTR4 |
Rural pole and periphery |
FONCB7 |
Management |
|
CATTR5 |
Remote rural area___________________ |
FONCB8 |
Other_________________________________ |
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