9th Workshop on Labour Force Survey
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| A | Embedding the LFS in an integrated modular social survey design–I | Cristina Freguja | Chair | ||
| A1 | The LFS review in the context of the Eurostat programme for modernising social surveys | Anne Clemenceau | EU |  |
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| A2 | From Labour Force Survey to Labour Market Statistics |
Johan van der Valk | NL | |
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| B | Embedding the LFS in an integrated modular social survey design–II | Johan van der Valk | Chair | ||
| B1 | Towards an integrated system of household surveys-Implications for the LFS | J.Enderer, T.Körner | DE | |
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| B2 | Distribution of sample in surveys of Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia | Andris Fisenko | LV | |
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| C | Sample Designs | Carlos Pérez-Arriero | Chair | ||
| C1 | How uniform allocation among reference weeks is ensured in the French LFS? | Sylvie Le Minez | F | |
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| C2 | Deployment in space and time with relation to monthly processing in the Czech Republic | O.Nývlt, I.Nováková | RS | |
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| C3 | The Italian LFS sampling design: recent and future developments | Di Consiglio, S.Loriga, A.Martini,R.Ranaldi | I | |
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| C4 | LFS Sample Design, Allocation, Weighting | Gökhan Kocturk | TR | |
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| D | Multiple mode designs | Thomas Körner | Chair | ||
| D1 | Development and Implementation of a Mixed -Mode Multipurpose Survey Tool for Official Statistics |
Marc Plate | A | |
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| D2 | Using multiple mode designs | L.Larja, P.Taskinen | FIN | |
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| D3 | Redesign of the Dutch LFS, from CAPI to CAWI/CAPI/CATI | Martijn Souren | NL | |
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| E | Effective data collection designs and subsampling | Sylvie Le Minez | Chair | ||
| E1 | Effective data collection designs | Arturo de la Fuente | EU | |
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| E2 | Comparing Subsample Approaches | Ole Villund | N | |
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| E3 | Structural variables: Weighting the annual subsample | Carlos Pérez-Arriero | E | |
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| E4 | Comparing the weighting model in the Danish household survey to the weighting model of the core-LFS | Jonas Kylov Gielfeldt | DK | |
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| F | Estimation and consistency issues | Michael Frosh | Chair | ||
| F1 | Estimation in the Swedish LFS–an example of combining survey data from independent samples | M.Axelson, F.Videll | S | |
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| F2 | Main issues of the weighting procedure in the French LFS | F.Guggemos et al. | F | |
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| F3 | Consistent weighting of the Dutch LFS; Monthly, Quarterly, Annual and longitudinal data | H.Lautenbach, M.Souren | NL | |
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| F4 | The IT-LFS consistency framework | A.R.Discenza, S.Loriga, A.Martini | I | |
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| G | Estimation exploiting the longitudinal dimension of the LFS | Antonio R. Discenza | Chair | ||
| G1 | Longitudinal Weights for the Production of Transitions and Flow Estimates | K.Baumgartner, A.Kowarik, A.Meraner | A | |
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| G2 | An example of longitudinal LFS weights | Katja Rutar | SLO | |
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| G3 | Regression composite estimation for the Finnish LFS from a practical perspective | Riku Salonen | FIN | |
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