Evaluating the information collected in the employment histories and comparing work interruption and parental leave data in the pilot Living in Canada Survey (LCS)

Authors: Chaowen Chan, Dana Hamplová, and Céline Le Bourdais

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Type	Report to policy group
Author	Chaowen Chan, Dana Hamplová, and Céline Le Bourdais
Publication Year	2010
Title	Evaluating the information collected in the employment histories and comparing work interruption and parental leave data in the pilot Living in Canada Survey (LCS)
Institution	Statistics Canada / Statistique Canada
Publication Language	English

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Data Used

Canadian Household Panel Survey

Longitudinal, Survey (2008 to 2008)

CHPS

Research Data Centre(s)

QICSS (Montréal)

MTL

Canadian Research Data Centre Network