Labour Market Signals and Indicators - Education Research Paper No. 15 (DFID, 1996, 107 p.): Appendix three: An example of a labour market information schedule

Labour Market Signals and Indicators - Education Research Paper No. 15 (DFID, 1996, 107 p.)

		(introduction...)
		Overseas Development Administration - Education papers
		Acknowledgements
		Executive summary
		Chapter 1: Introduction
		Chapter 2: Review of recent research literature
		Chapter 3: The case studies: Selection criteria and methods employed
		Chapter 4: The four case studies
		Chapter 5: Key findings from the case studies
		Chapter 6: Main lessons from the research
		Chapter 7: Conclusions
		References
		Appendix one: United Kingdom experiences
		Appendix two: Interview framework
		Appendix three: An example of a labour market information schedule
		Appendix four: The Bangladesh education system

Appendix three: An example of a labour market information schedule

ESTABLISHMENT SURVEY 1994

TABULATION PLAN

TABLE 1: Showing change in employment level during 1981-93

Employment in	1981	1993
Non-agriculture Sector
Agriculture Sector
Total

TABLE 2: Showing number of establishments by district

Number of establishments in each district/employment nearest area	Name of district
Below-100
101-200
201-300
301-400
401-500
501-600
601-700
701-800
801-900
901-1000
1001-above

TABLE 3: Showing the distribution of establishments by sector

Sector	Establishment	Per Cent
Agriculture
Mining
Manufacturing
Electricity
Construction
Trade
Transport
Finance
Service
Total

In this table "Agriculture" means agriculture service only - not traditional agriculture production units of rural Bangladesh.

TABLE 4: Showing the number of establishments by their size

Establishment Size	No of Establishments	Per Cent
Small establishment (10-19 workers)
Medium establishments (20-99 workers)
Big establishments (100-above workers)
Total

TABLE 5: Showing the size of establishments by type of ownership

Establishment Size	Public Sector (Govt & Auto)	%	Private Sector	%
Small establishments (10-19 workers)
Medium establishments (20-99 workers)
Big establishments (100-above workers)
Total

TABLE 6: showing level of employment by district

Employment Level	Name of District
Below - 10 thousand
11-20 thousand
21-30 thousand
31-40 thousand
41-50 thousand
51-60 thousand
61-70 thousand
71-80 thousand
81-90 thousand
91-100 thousand

TABLE 7: Showing levels of employment by their sector

Sector	Total Employment	Per Cent
Public Sector (Govt and Auto)
Private Sector
Total

Note: Use data from sl. no 4 of questionnaire

TABLE 8: Showing employment level in co-op and non-co-op agriculture sector

Sector	Co-op	%	Non-Co-op	%	Total	%
Public Sector(Govt and Auto)
Private Sector
Total

TABLE 9: Showing nature of employment

Sector	Total	Permanent	%	Temporary	%
Public Sector (Govt and Auto)
Private Sector
Total

Note: Use data from sl. no 4 of questionnaire

TABLE 10: Showing nature of employment by industry

Sector	Permanent	%	Temporary	%	Total	%
Agriculture
Mining
Manufacturing
Electricity
Construction
Trade
Transport
Finance
Service
Total

In this table "Agriculture" means agriculture service only, not traditional agriculture production units of rural Bangladesh.

Note: Use data from sl. no 4 of questionnaire

TABLE 11: Showing Occupational level of employment

Occupation		Sub-Total	% of Total	Total employment	%
a. Administrative and Managerial
b. Professional
	Doctors
	Engineers
	Agriculture
	Teachers
	Others
c. Technical (Diploma Level)
	Medical
	Engineering
	Agriculture
d. Clerical/Secretarial
e. Skilled Craftsmen
	Construction
	Textile
	Automotive
	Mechanical
	Electrical
	Metal Works
	Printing
	Others
f. Unskilled
Total

In this table "Agriculture" means agriculture service only, not traditional agriculture production units of rural Bangladesh.

Note: Use data from sl. no 7 of questionnaire.

TABLE 12: Showing employment level by occupation and industry

	Administrative	Professional	Technical	Secretarial	Skilled	Unskilled	Total
Agriculture
Mining
Manufacturing
Electricity
Construction
Trade
Transport
Finance
Service
Total

Note: Use data from sl. no 7 of questionnaire.

TABLE 13: Showing % of employment within occupation and industry

	Administrative	Professional	Technical	Secretarial	Skilled	Unskilled	Total
Agriculture
Mining
Manufacturing
Electricity
Construction
Trade
Transport
Finance
Service
Total %

Note: Use data from sl. no 7 of questionnaire.

TABLE 14: Showing educational level of employed persons by industry

Level of Education	Agriculture	Mining	Manufacturing	Electrical	Construction	Trade	Transport	Finance	Service	Total
Below SSC %
SSC to Master Degree (General)
Degree and Dip in Eng %
Doctors and Pharmacists %
Agriculture %
Other %
Trained Teacher %
Institutionally Trained Craftsmen %
Others %
Total %

Note: Use data from sl. no 7 of questionnaire

TABLE 15: Showing number of vacant posts by sector

Sector	Sanctioned Post	Vacant Post	Per Cent
Public Sector (Govt and Auto)
Private Sector
Total

Note: Use data from sl. no 4 of questionnaire.

TABLE 16: Showing number of vacant post by industry division

Sector	Sanctioned Post	Vacant Post	Per Cent
Agriculture
Mining
Manufacturing
Electricity
Construction
Trade
Transport
Finance
Service
Total

In this table "Agriculture" means agriculture service only, not traditional agriculture production units of rural Bangladesh.

Note: Use data from sl. no 7 of questionnaire.

TABLE 17: Showing vacant posts by skill categories

Category	Sanctioned Post	Vacant Post	Per Cent
Admin and Managerial
Professional
Technical
Clerical/Secretarial
Skilled Craftsmen
Unskilled Labour and Others
Total

Note: Use data from sl. no 7 of questionnaire.

TABLE 18: Showing vacant posts requiring Medical, Engineering and Agriculture Professionals

Category	Sanctioned Post	Vacant Post	Per Cent
Engineers
Doctors
Agriculture Professionals
Total

Note: Use data from sl. no 7 of questionnaire.

TABLE 19: Showing required educational levels of vacant posts

Educational Levels	Sanctioned Post	Vacant Post	Per Cent
Below SSC
SSC to Master Degree (General)
Engineering Degree and Diploma
Medical Degree and Diploma
Agriculture Professionals and Technicians
Misc Other Professionals and Technicians
Teacher in College and University Level
Institutionally Trained Craftsmen
On the Job Trained Craftsmen
Others
Total

Note: Use data from sl. 7 of questionnaire.

TABLE 20: Showing average employment level per establishment in Manufacturing Industry

Sector	No of Establishments	Employment Level	Average Employment Level
Public Sector(Govt and Auto)
Private Sector
Total

TABLE 21: Showing employment Level in Manufacturing by Categories of Skill

Skilled Occupation	Employment	Per Cent
Admin and Managerial
Professional
Technician/Production Supervisors
Clerical/Secretarial
Skilled Craftsmen
Unskilled Labour and Others
Total

Note: Use data from sl. no 7 of questionnaire.

TABLE 22: Showing the number in employment by level of education in manufacturing

Skilled Occupation	Employment	Per Cent
Below SSC level
SSC to Master degree
Technician (diploma level)
Institutionally trained craftsmen
On the job trained craftsmen
Others
Total

Note: Use data from sl. no 7 of questionnaire.

TABLE 23: Showing Labour turnover in manufacturing sector

Skilled Occupation	February '93 to January '94	Per Cent
Number of workers recruited
Number of workers terminated
Total

Note: Use data from sl. nos 5 and 6 of questionnaire.

TABLE 24: Showing the extent of employment capacity utilisation in manufacturing establishments

Capabilities	No of establishment	Per Cent
Less than 50%
50-74%
75-99%
100-above %
Total

Note: Use data from sl. no 4 of questionnaire.