Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS)
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Counting the New Mobile Workforce

Counting the New Mobile Workforce

BTS97-A-01
April 1997


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Table of Contents File Formats
Entire Report
Executive Summary
Introduction
Uses of Work-at-Home Data
Criteria for Survey Selection
Organization of Report
Table
1. Summary of Surveys in Study
Part I. Surveying Home-Based Work
Defining ‘‘Work at Home’’
Classifying the Worker
Recommendation
Classifying the Type and Hours of Work
Phrasing of Work-at-Home Question
Sequencing of Work-at-Home Questions
Information Provided by Surveys
Comparison of Work-at-Home Counts
New Work-at-Home Questions Added to Surveys
Summary of Information Available From Tagged Surveys
Recommendations for Work-at-Home Questions to be Added to Surveys
Counting the Work-at-Home Populations
Examples of Uses of Federal Survey Data
Transportation Planning and Entrepreneurial Growth
Technology Impacts
Tables
2. Time Reference of Survey Questions
3. Work-at-Home Data
4. Transportation-Related Work-at-Home Questions Added to Federal Surveys
5. Characteristics of Mobile Workers Collected by Surveys
6. Recommended Work-at-Home Questions
7. Counting the Work-at-Home Populations
Part II. Analysis of Federal Survey Methods
American Housing Survey
Characteristics of Business Owners (CBO) Survey
Current Population Survey (CPS)
CPS Multiple Jobholding Supplement
CPS Computer Ownership and Use Supplement
November 1994 Computer Supplement for Commerce Department
Decennial Census of Population
Health and Retirement Survey (HRS)
National Education Longitudinal Study (NELS)
National Household Education Surveys (NHES)
National Longitudinal Surveys of Labor Market Experience
National Survey of Families and Households (NSFH)
Nationwide Personal Transportation Survey (NPTS)
Panel Survey of Income Dynamics (PSID)
Statistics of Income (SOI)
Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP)
Quick Survey Turnaround and Tabulation System
Regional Travel Surveys
1996 Dallas-Fort Worth Household Activity Survey 24-Hour Diary
1994 Activity and Travel Survey Oregon and SW Washington
Part III. Anticipating the Mobile Global Workforce
Recommendations for Counting the Mobile Workforce
Employees Who Work at Home
Contributions of Existing Surveys
Recommended Priority Questions
Summary
Table
8. NLS Survey Schedule



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