Census of Population and Housing 1995 - IPUMS Subset
Israel, 1995
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ISR_1995_PHC_v01_M_v02_A_IPUMS
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Central Bureau of Statistics - Israel, Minnesota Population Center
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Gross monthly income from salaried work (ILS) (IL1995A_0445)
Data file: ISR1995-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
220
End:
221
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Part C: Anyone 15 years and older is requested to fill-in both pages
[Questions 14-38 were asked of people 15 years or older.]
34. What was your gross income (before deductions) from wages for the month of September 1995?
[Question 34 was asked of persons age 15+ who worked in Israel at any time during the last 12 months, per question 24]
Please include wages from all the places of work in Israel, where you were employed. Please copy the gross salary from your pay slip (round it off to the nearest shekel).
[] If you had no such income mark X and proceed to question 36 [skip question 35]
[] Gross, I.S.: _ _ _ _ _ _
[] Net (if gross is unknown), I.S.: _ _ _ _ _ _
[Questions 14-38 were asked of people 15 years or older.]
34. What was your gross income (before deductions) from wages for the month of September 1995?
[Question 34 was asked of persons age 15+ who worked in Israel at any time during the last 12 months, per question 24]
Please include wages from all the places of work in Israel, where you were employed. Please copy the gross salary from your pay slip (round it off to the nearest shekel).
[] If you had no such income mark X and proceed to question 36 [skip question 35]
[] Gross, I.S.: _ _ _ _ _ _
[] Net (if gross is unknown), I.S.: _ _ _ _ _ _
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | No income |
| 1 | 100-1999 ILS (New Israeli sheqel) |
| 2 | 2000-2499 ILS |
| 3 | 2500-2999 ILS |
| 4 | 3000-3999 ILS |
| 5 | 4000-4999 ILS |
| 6 | 5000-5999 ILS |
| 7 | 6000-6999 ILS |
| 8 | 7000-7999 ILS |
| 9 | 8000-8999 ILS |
| 10 | 9000-9999 ILS |
| 11 | 10000-10999 ILS |
| 12 | 11000-11999 ILS |
| 13 | 12000-12999 ILS |
| 14 | 13000-13999 ILS |
| 15 | 14000-14999 ILS |
| 16 | 15000-15999 ILS |
| 17 | 16000-16999 ILS |
| 18 | 17000-17999 ILS |
| 19 | 18000-18999 ILS |
| 20 | 19000-19999 ILS |
| 21 | 20000+ ILS |
| 98 | Unknown |
| 99 | NIU (not in universe) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
29. Question 34
34. What was your gross income (before deductions) from your salary, in September 1995?
[] If you did not have salary, mark an x and go to 36.
Include all payments from all workplaces you have worked in.
Please, copy your gross income from the paycheck.
Write the sum in whole Israeli Shekels.
Gross _ _ _ _ _ _ IS
Net (If the gross income is not known) _ _ _ _ _ _ IS
29.1 Gross income from salary
Gross income from salary includes all the payments the worker received from his work as an employee for the month of September.
Gross income includes the basic payments and all the extra payments, like: payments for extra hours, premium, 13th month salary, payment for recreation time, clothing, board and lodging, payments for car maintenance etc.
Gross income is the income before deductions of revenue taxes, National Security [Social Security], health insurance, payments to insurance funds, pension and compensation funds, to return a loan or any other deduction from the salary.
The gross income is important since it is uniform [in its components] and is not influenced by random deduction in one month or another, or from deductions related to the personal status of the worker (like: place of residence [along the borders and in developing towns the taxes are lower], number of children, loans, savings etc.).
29.2 Net income from salary
Only if there is no way to get the gross income, write the net income.
Net income is the sum remains after the deduction of income tax and social security from the gross income, and before the deduction of all other payments.
29.3 Additional explanations to question 34
A. A person who did not work as an employee in September has to answer question 34 too. He has to mark an x in the box on the left, and to go to question 36.
[p. 70]
B. In order to avoid errors, the employees are asked to copy the gross income from their paycheck.
C. Those who were absent from work on September, because of illness, vacation, reserve duty, accident etc, are to include in the gross income the payments received for the time of absence, from the employer or from other sources.
D. A person who worked as an employee in several workplaces in September has to sum up all the gross income received from all workplaces.
E. If on September, a person had an income from work as an employee and as a self-employed, he will write his income as an employee in this question (question 34) and his income as a self-employed in question 36.
F. Cooperative members will include in this question their income from work as employees and also their income from the cooperative revenues.
G. If the employee does not get a paycheck, and gets his salary in cash, he has to write it as a net income.
H. If on October, the person has not received his salary for the month of September, he has to write the salary paid for August.
29.4 How to write [the answer]
Write the income from right to left, in whole Israeli Shekels (without the Agorot).
Examples: 1. Income of 3,200.35 IS, Write: [Illustration]
[p. 71]
30. Question 35
35. For how many work days were you paid in the month of September 1995?
[] 1 For the whole month
[] 2 For part of the month
for _ _ days.
30.1 For the whole month
A person who received a full salary will mark the "for the whole month" answer, even if he was absent from work because of a holiday, reserve duty, sickness or any other reason.
A person who is usually employed part time, who received the full usual salary, will mark this answer too.
30.2 For part of the month
A person, whose salary for September was not a full salary, will mark an X in the box and will write the number of days he was paid for.
30.3 More than one workplace
A person, who received an income on a monthly basis and worked in more than one workplace, will refer to the main workplace, for example:
A person, who received a salary for the whole month from his main workplace, and also received a salary for part of the month from additional workplace, will mark an X in answer number 1: "For the whole month".
30.4 Daily pay
A person, who received an income on a daily basis and worked in more than one workplace (or changed his workplace in September), will sum-up the number of days he was paid for.
If he received a salary for the whole month, he will mark an X in answer 1.
If he received a salary for part of the month, he will mark an X in answer 2 and will write the number of days he was paid for.
34. What was your gross income (before deductions) from your salary, in September 1995?
[] If you did not have salary, mark an x and go to 36.
Include all payments from all workplaces you have worked in.
Please, copy your gross income from the paycheck.
Write the sum in whole Israeli Shekels.
Gross _ _ _ _ _ _ IS
Net (If the gross income is not known) _ _ _ _ _ _ IS
29.1 Gross income from salary
Gross income from salary includes all the payments the worker received from his work as an employee for the month of September.
Gross income includes the basic payments and all the extra payments, like: payments for extra hours, premium, 13th month salary, payment for recreation time, clothing, board and lodging, payments for car maintenance etc.
Gross income is the income before deductions of revenue taxes, National Security [Social Security], health insurance, payments to insurance funds, pension and compensation funds, to return a loan or any other deduction from the salary.
The gross income is important since it is uniform [in its components] and is not influenced by random deduction in one month or another, or from deductions related to the personal status of the worker (like: place of residence [along the borders and in developing towns the taxes are lower], number of children, loans, savings etc.).
29.2 Net income from salary
Only if there is no way to get the gross income, write the net income.
Net income is the sum remains after the deduction of income tax and social security from the gross income, and before the deduction of all other payments.
29.3 Additional explanations to question 34
A. A person who did not work as an employee in September has to answer question 34 too. He has to mark an x in the box on the left, and to go to question 36.
[p. 70]
B. In order to avoid errors, the employees are asked to copy the gross income from their paycheck.
C. Those who were absent from work on September, because of illness, vacation, reserve duty, accident etc, are to include in the gross income the payments received for the time of absence, from the employer or from other sources.
D. A person who worked as an employee in several workplaces in September has to sum up all the gross income received from all workplaces.
E. If on September, a person had an income from work as an employee and as a self-employed, he will write his income as an employee in this question (question 34) and his income as a self-employed in question 36.
F. Cooperative members will include in this question their income from work as employees and also their income from the cooperative revenues.
G. If the employee does not get a paycheck, and gets his salary in cash, he has to write it as a net income.
H. If on October, the person has not received his salary for the month of September, he has to write the salary paid for August.
29.4 How to write [the answer]
Write the income from right to left, in whole Israeli Shekels (without the Agorot).
Examples: 1. Income of 3,200.35 IS, Write: [Illustration]
[p. 71]
30. Question 35
35. For how many work days were you paid in the month of September 1995?
[] 1 For the whole month
[] 2 For part of the month
for _ _ days.
30.1 For the whole month
A person who received a full salary will mark the "for the whole month" answer, even if he was absent from work because of a holiday, reserve duty, sickness or any other reason.
A person who is usually employed part time, who received the full usual salary, will mark this answer too.
30.2 For part of the month
A person, whose salary for September was not a full salary, will mark an X in the box and will write the number of days he was paid for.
30.3 More than one workplace
A person, who received an income on a monthly basis and worked in more than one workplace, will refer to the main workplace, for example:
A person, who received a salary for the whole month from his main workplace, and also received a salary for part of the month from additional workplace, will mark an X in answer number 1: "For the whole month".
30.4 Daily pay
A person, who received an income on a daily basis and worked in more than one workplace (or changed his workplace in September), will sum-up the number of days he was paid for.
If he received a salary for the whole month, he will mark an X in answer 1.
If he received a salary for part of the month, he will mark an X in answer 2 and will write the number of days he was paid for.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the person's gross income from salaried work for the month of September 1995. The variable includes the income of military personnel.
Universe
Persons age 15+ who worked last year
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Income Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |