OPEN - ESDS

USUal hours Q. 22
usual hours are not the same as bdsic hours. If hours excluding overtime wry
within a regular pattern (eg 40 hours one week on day shift and 48 hours next week
on night shift) , note the average weekly hours (in this CaSe 44) .
Note that this question excludes all overtime.
Average amount of owsmti.me Q. 23
Note this question refers only to ~ owsrtima.
Seeking job with mare hours Q. 24
New for 1988
This question is asked only of those working less than 24 hours per week at Q 22.
Items affecting last pay (pKoupt card ‘K’) Q. 25
NOTE CHANGE FOR 1988
Informants who have received state benefit bscause of unemployment could be liable
to tax on this benefit. This tax is collected by a lunp sum deduction or through
weekly/monthly PAYE deductions from pay when restarting work.
usual pay Q. 26
If a code has been ringed at Q.25, the informant would be expected to answer “No
....1 at Q.26 or 25(a) and usual pay given at Q.26(a) and (b).
Occasional additions to pay (bunus, etc ) in last twel w? months Q. 27 & 28
NOTE CHANGE FOR 1988
This amount should cover the total additions to pay raceived in the last 12 months
not just the last bonus recei -d.
Include here only actual money income (cash, cheques, bank credit, etc). Exclude
shares in the company or cash =lue of wuchers to spend in shops.
occasional addition to pay (bonus, commission and motoring QS.29 G 30
expenses etc ) included in usual net pay
These are asked of those whose last pay was not usual. Informants may nOt have
included a bonus in their usual net pay, it is necessary to ask if they have.
whera bonus( es) have been included, ask inf0-nt tO esti~te ~Ount Of ~nus (es)
tncLuded.
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