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subsidiary employment as employee (cemt’d) [ Per No. I Per No. I Per No. 1 \ Were any ether deductions made from your wages/salary such as superannuation, union fees, Friendly Societies, sports clubs or specialised pastimes? Yes .—w .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. I I I , suBb_ , 1 1 a /Qo4) . . IQ p Is p Is p;- /- Record details 1 1 1 - fk3) Superannuation Union fees Friendly Societies Sports clubs and special pastimes No 19 ~ L low 2 2 2 -Goto42 \ =!:d-[m=m . Z:+*’ f:w, . g:j -p&: . .. .. g:d-[~Z:;:30 . SUBS~ (6$ QW1 q I I I I I I I specify below Other Per No I I deductions Purpose Ring code —, of deduction ~ 5 I , 5 I , 5- 1, and enter amounts 42 wBoNEW (Sh) @41@ 7 . . . .- . . . . . . su~N=’f(458B) Gio4J II . ● om. USE SU~ONIEQU
To all SCMemployed (coded 2 at l(a)) or unemployed (coded 3 or 4 at l(b)) whodc Iast job in the last 12 months was as Sclfunploycd Exclude mail order agent or babysitter (see 74) BTTTT5 .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. I I I I I I I I Is pl& pls pl DNA not self employed _ N I N N -Go to 51 I 44 How much net profit (or loss) did you , receive from your business or profession , in the last 12 months for which you have , information, that is after deducting all , expenses and wages but before deducting income tax,N.L contributions ~ 1 or money drawn for your own use? ; SEPROF17 ; (~ Income covering lUS than a year is acceptable if business is newly established I I I I Profit .—~ *--to47 ................... ........ .................. ........ ................... ........ ‘ SFNILPRO ‘ Qow 21 Nil Profit 1 I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I \ I I I I 1 I SE40S51 (4>0 P) ‘ QW4 3 1 Loss .-4 ............................. ............................+............................ DK I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1 .. .., . Ask 45 . 8
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GENSML INDEX Sampling Instructions
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CZI~S AND PUDOSES 1.1 Of all the mn
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SECTION INDEX PAGES 4-10 PROCEDURES
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Fieldwork in each area continues fo
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I Adjustment to placing Pattern To
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Checking calls 5.7 First checking c
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SECTION INDEX PAGES 11-14 GENERAL P
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a. Q56 b. Questions where precise w
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16. 17. There are a number Of Colum
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EOUSESO~ SCHEDULE- INTRODUCTION A T
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Applying the Definition of Spander
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d. e. f. 9. Spender lea ves unexpec
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I Non-rm2ati rn contributory to hou
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P.00ms in rateable unit not yet acc
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Last rent paymant Q. 18 NOTE CHANGE
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Mains sewerage/14ains water supply
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Interest only mortgage paymant Qs.
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Electricity and gas payments Q51-70
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Life assurance death/endowmsnt poli
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Tax or insurance can covsr any peri
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3. Qs 85 and 86 relate to instalmen
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Other mail order organisations dire
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Wtrosps.cti = questions Q 88-102 NO
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TYPC of holiday Q 97 A Package hOli
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Trawel to school - state school chi
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Visits to local authority office Q
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SECTION INDEX PAGES 50-7 GENERAL PO
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ExaMpleS Of ordering of Person Numb
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Residents employees eg, Au pair, do
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Rstired (code 6) Q. l(b) It is diff
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Most remunerate - and subsidiary em
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O-eductions from pay for charities
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USUal hours Q. 22 usual hours are n
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Total turrio=r Q. 46 Is asked of al
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The initials will need to be referr
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Statutoxy Sick Pay, N.1. Sickness B
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oTHER STATE OR NI BENEFITS Q. 58(d)
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Allowance recei vad from or bills p
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Only money aCtUally sent abroad sho
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Amount in Sa tinga Accounts Q86 Thi
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SECTION INDEX Diary record booklet
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ALL EXPENDITURE SHOULD BE RECORDED
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d. Bread bill: Itemise cakes and br
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Ssers, wines, spirits and other alc
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d. Play schools/Nursery Schools Fee
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. Holidays outside UK (including Ch
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CHECKING SCHEDULE K AND GSNENAL CHE
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I Do Posting Diaries in lieu of Fin
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RSTUNN OF WORK - INTRODUCTION 8.1 S
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Form J - Deapatch note ,, , 8.4 NOT
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Action CODE 4 ActIon CODE 5 CODE 6
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Administration and checking tima 8.
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Refusals If you get 2 refusals in o
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SECTION INDEX Copy of advance lette
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Dear Sir/Madam, Housing Benefit Reg
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GLOSSARY ACCIDENT INSUFW4CE - ADDIT
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CHECK TWL)ER - CHEQUE GUARANTEE CAP
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CURRENT ACCOUNT - See Bank Current
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I HOUSING BENEFIT - HOUSING BENEFIT
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MATERNITY PAY - Under the Employmen
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POST OFFICE GIRO PRIVATE SICKNESS S
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STANDING OP.DERS - STATUTORY NATEP.
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WAR LOAN - WAR DISABILITY PENSION W
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THE SAMPLE Conwsrslon to PAF FES SA
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),” SECOND LINE Area Number Post
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77 75b 76 ;.% ●.* ● 75 74 73 72
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ADDRSSS LABELS In adtitlon to your
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2. Upper flat, 7 Mandells Road’ a
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cONCEALED MULTI-HOUSEHOLD PROCEDURE
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GHS/FES EXAMPLE TO BE RETURNED TO F
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2. PRE-SAMPLED MULTI -HOUSEHOLD PRO
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ns/FES , (FOR USE IN SCOTLAND PATEA
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B HoUSEHOLD SELECTION PROCEDURE Jsc
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GHs/FES EXAMPLE TO BE RSTURNED TO F
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. —. (Ask hoh or wife) s I I 15 I
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— .——. 5 -. .—. -— To ●
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To ●u hooscholds (Ask hoh or wife
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To ●ll who own with mortgage, loa
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-.— .-...— To all =ho o- with m
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—. . To ●ll households (Ask hoh
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those pay~g by board bodgcting =hem
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I I I I I I 0 Q To 66 67 68 69 7(
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To W households ~“ 72 Do (any of)
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PME A21 To all households Ask ●ll
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23 ‘Blank page’ . 23
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To ●u who h8ve COlltiUOUS use Of
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To 8U households I Aak all apcndcrs
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—- . 81 (cent’d) DNA 29 LI__J-G
Page 179 and 180: To all houschohls Ask ●ll apcndcr
Page 181 and 182: To alJ spenders with instdnents (co
Page 183 and 184: To all households EEiiEEl 35 l?E.@R
Page 185 and 186: To all households Ask ●ll spender
Page 187 and 188: B\ . ) / To all households Ask all
Page 189 and 190: O . t- List of examples shown on Pr
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Page 193 and 194: To all households I Ask ●ll apcnd
Page 195 and 196: To all households .0 EEEl ‘5 ~GCO
Page 197 and 198: To all households 103 Do (any of) y
Page 199 and 200: TO ●u households . l=G==l 105 106
Page 201 and 202: To 8U hOuhOkis 54 ~ RGCOI?D 25 110
Page 203 and 204: To au households &E!!&_l 112 In the
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Page 207 and 208: . TO III households 1===1 ‘0 120
Page 209 and 210: TO all households l=G==l 123 Do (an
Page 211 and 212: TO U households ●t end of t~rd-ka
Page 213 and 214: IN CONFIDENCE FasniiyExpessdtire In
Page 215 and 216: To all unemployed intending to work
Page 217 and 218: Question 9(a) (continued) 5 Per No.
Page 219 and 220: ,. t) To all employees (coded 1 at
Page 221 and 222: Most rcmunmtive job (continued) 9 1
Page 223 and 224: 11 Most remunerative pb as employee
Page 225 and 226: Most rcmu.nemtivc job as employee (
Page 227 and 228: Most remunerative job as employee (
Page 229: ——. .— Subsidiary employment
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Page 235 and 236: To all self employed except those w
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Page 241 and 242: 53 (mnt’d) Prompt Card O (coat’
Page 243 and 244: Refer Informant to Prompt Card P 56
Page 245 and 246: To women aged under 51 only / ~ ...
Page 247 and 248: To all 36 WqE B36 Refer i.nfo~nt to
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Page 251 and 252: 64 Pa (a) To all Prompt Card S (com
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Page 259 and 260: 48 To all / per No. per No. per No.
Page 261 and 262: To sI1 — 72 — —!- =. -- --- .
Page 263 and 264: To all men under 66 and all women u
Page 265 and 266: To all Per No. Per No. Per No. 80 D
Page 267 and 268: % Ask about each dependant under 16
Page 269 and 270: RECORD110 fF)~E B58 58 To all spend
Page 271 and 272: RECOI?J) 115 60 To all with gurrcn~
Page 273 and 274: 62 #VNE BG2 To all with Building So
Page 275 and 276: To all Stockq 93. (8) (b) (c) ST QO
Page 277 and 278: FAMILY RECORD I13 Off. Use. AREA NU
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5 EXAMPLE PAGE Phase write each ite
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( ( FOURTEENTH DAY (corrtinued) 35
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INTERVIEWER USE ASK INFORMANTS 1.)
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