- = < Social Indicator Monitoring online > = - - = < Social Indicator Monitor online > = - SIMon-Data (German System of Social Indicators; European System of Social Indicators) may be used without further restrictions for non-profit purposes only.
Commercial usage of SIMon-Data is in any case subject to a special agreement with GESIS. Reference SIMon users are allowed to access and download the data in the format of tables and charts and to export them for further usage in terms of publications, presentations etc. subject to the correct citation of SIMon as the source of the data. The reference to SIMon is obligatory and is requested to be made in the following format: Source: GESIS – Social Indicators Monitor (SIMon) Disclaimer GESIS does not assume any liability for the data provided by SIMon. Copyright GESIS is the owner of the copyright of the data provided by SIMon, except for data taken directly from external sources. For more information on the terms of use of GESIS webservices see the “Imprint” at GESIS-website. SIMon. Official Microdata. European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions.
Description of dataset The European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC) is an instrument aiming at collecting timely and comparable cross-sectional and longitudinal multidimensional microdata on income, poverty, social exclusion and living conditions.
This instrument is anchored in the European Statistical System (ESS). The EU-SILC project was launched in 2003 on the basis of a "gentlemen's agreement" in six Member States (Belgium, Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Luxembourg and Austria) and Norway. The start of the EU-SILC instrument was in 2004 for the EU-15 (except Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom) and Estonia, Norway and Iceland. For full description of the countries coverage in EU-SILC, please consult the implementation graph below. EU-SILC implementation by country EU-SILC microdata coverage The EU-SILC instrument provides two types of data: List of primary variables EU-SILC based data More information on Income and living conditions data. European University Institute - Microeconomic Data Sets. European Quality of Life Surveys (EQLS) Council of European Social Science Data Archives. Thematic Data Search CESSDA Holdings | Multinational Data | Eurostat Microdata | Statistics, Indicators and Databases | Other Resources Data on employment rates, working conditions and trends, the impact of Europe's ageing demographic, the effects of technological development and the transition to knowledge economies inform both national, and European, economic and social policy on labour, employment and work related issues.
National and international surveys on employees' views of working life, and multi-purpose social surveys linking related topics, can also be accessed. Many available datasets also allow for comparison with data on countries outside of Europe. Search CESSDA Holdings The CESSDA Catalogue may be searched by a free text search or browsed: Browse by topic: select Labour and Employment; Browse by keyword: select Labour and Employment, then select the appropriate narrower term. To the CESSDA Catalogue > To each archive's own data catalogue > Multinational Data Time period: 1983-