Current job: Job requires learning new things

Current job: Wage/salary depends on effort put into work

Current job: can get support/help from co-workers when needed

Current job: can decide time start/finish work

Current job: health/safety at risk because of work

Current job: Job requires work very hard

Current job: Never enough time to get everything done in job

Current job: Good opportunities for advancement

Number of people immediate supervisor/boss responsible for

Year first started working for current employer

Would turn down job with higher pay to stay with organisation work for

Get similar or better job with another employer

How difficult/easy for employer to replace you if you left

Time usually take to get to work, minutes on normal weekday

No permanent workplace/unable to specify

Work involve working evenings/nights, how often

Work involve having to work overtime at short notice, how often

Work involve working at weekends, how often

Worry about work problems when not working, how often

Too tired after work to enjoy things like do at home, how often

Job prevents you from giving time to partner/family, how often

Interviewer code, don't have partner/family

Partner/family fed up with pressure of your job, how often

Difficult to concentrate on work because of family responsibilities

Usual gross pay in euro, before deductions for tax and insurance

Usual net pay in euro, after deduction for tax/insurance

Adult education not covered by any above

Study place: usually peace/quiet during classes/lectures

Study place: there are teachers who treat me badly or unfairly

Study place: there are students who treat me badly or unfairly

Study place: teachers interested in students

Study place: when criticise something teachers listen to what I say

Study place: there are students in class/course I can ask/discuss with

Studies prevent from time with family as would like to

Family responsibilities prevent from time on studies as would like to

Get help you need from teachers about course

Hours you spend studying, how many an average term-time week