The Construction of the class scheme according to Erikson, Goldthorpe, and Portocarero (EGP) using national data sources from Germany, Great Britain, and France as an example
Hildegard Brauns, Susanne Steinmann and Dietmar Haun
Extract from the ZUMA-Nachrichten Nr.46: [.pdf]
- Distributions of the EGP classes in Germany, France, and Great Britain
The Operationalisation of the EGP Class Scheme:
| Microcensus 1995 | [egp_mz1995.sps] |
| Microcensus 1993 | [ egp_mz1993.sps ] |
| Microcensus 1991 | [ egp_mz1991.sps ] |
| Microcensus 1989 | [ egp_mz1989.sps ] |
| Microcensus 1987 | [ egp_mz1987.sps ] |
| Microcensus 1985 | [ egp_mz1985.sps ] |
| Microcensus 1982 | [ egp_mz1982.sps ] |
Germany (Microcensus 1993, 1995):
- Classification of occupations based on KldB 1992
- Assignment scheme of the class status based on a combination of "Berufsgruppe" and "Stellung im Betrieb"
- SPSS-Job for generating the EGP class variable for the Microcensus 1993
- SPSS-Job for generating the EGP class variable for the Microcensus 1995
- Specific features
Great Britain (LFS 1984, 1994)
- Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) 1994 and corresponding list of occupational system 1984 and 1994
- SPSS-Job with variable labels
- Dataset with basic information and EGP variable 1984
- Dataset with basic information and EGP variable 1994
France (Enquete Emploi 1984, 1994)
- Classification of occupations based on the Enquete Emploi
- SPSS-Job for generating the EGP class variable 1984 [spss-Datei]
- SPSS-Job for generating the EGP class variable 1994 [spss-Datei]
- Specific features