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Extent to which side jobs helped offset unemployment, lost hours, lost benefits, or frozen wages, asked in 2016 and 2017.
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Latest: 29% answered “Somewhat” in Fed SHED: Side jobs offsetting negative effects of job loss, 2017.
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| Line | Question | Match | How answers map |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fed SHED: Side jobs offsetting formal job losses | Side jobs offsetting formal job losses To what extent have occasional paid work activities or side jobs helped you to offset any negative effects of unemployment, loss of working hours, loss of benefits, or frozen wages in a formal job in the last year? Caveat: 'Does not apply' excluded; 2017 wording says 'frozen wages' in the last year | identical | Very much → Very much; Somewhat → Somewhat; Not at all → Not at all |
| Fed SHED: Side jobs offsetting negative effects of job loss | Side jobs offsetting negative effects of job loss To what extent have occasional paid work activities or side jobs helped you to offset any negative effects of unemployment, loss of working hours, loss of benefits, or no raises last year? Caveat: Wording says 'no raises last year' instead of 'frozen wages in a formal job in the last year'; 'Does not apply' excluded | equivalent | Very much → Very much; Somewhat → Somewhat; Not at all → Not at all |