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APPENDIX 2 SUPPLEMENTARY SURVEYS


SUPPLEMENTARY SURVEYS

The Monthly Population Survey program collects data on particular aspects of the labour force. The following is an historical list of supplementary surveys to the monthly Labour Force Survey. Data from these surveys are available on request and can be obtained by contacting the ABS.

		cat. no.	Frequency	Latest issue
Monthly Population Supplementary Surveys
	Characteristics of Recent Migrants, Australia(a)	6250.0	Irregular	November 2010
	Child Care, Australia	4402.0	Irregular	June 2008 (Reissue)
	Child Employment, Australia	6211.0	Irregular	June 2006
	Education and Work, Australia	6227.0	Annual	May 2010
	Employee Earnings, Benefits, and Trade Union Membership, Australia	6310.0	Annual	August 2010
	Forms of Employment, Australia	6359.0	Annual	November 2010
	Job Search Experience, Australia	6222.0	Annual	July 2010
	Labour Force Experience, Australia	6206.0	Biennial	February 2011
	Labour Mobility, Australia	6209.0	Biennial	February 2010
	Locations of Work, Australia	6275.0	Irregular	November 2008
	Multiple Jobholding, Australia(b)	6216.0	Irregular	August 1997
	Persons Not in the Labour Force, Australia	6220.0	Annual	September 2010
	Underemployed Workers, Australia	6265.0	Annual	September 2010
	Working Time Arrangements, Australia(c)	6342.0	Irregular	November 2009
Multi-Purpose Household Surveys
	Barriers and Incentives to Labour Force Participation, Australia	6239.0	Biennial	2008-2009
	Retirement and Retirement Intentions, Australia	6238.0	Biennial	2008-2009
	Work-Related Injuries, Australia	6324.0	Irregular	2009-2010
(a) This product replaces the publication Labour Force Status and Other Characteristics of Recent Migrants, Australia (cat. no. 6250.0).
(b) Latest data available on request July 2001.
(c) This product replaces the publication Working Arrangements, Australia (cat. no. 6342.0).