2-CATI Second Interview CATI

OMB Control No.: XXXX-XXXX

Expiration Date: XX/XX/20XX

Longitudinal Study of Unemployment Insurance Recipients (LS-UI)

Second Interview – CATI Version

July 3, 2014

Frequently Used Fills

In the boxes below, please list fills that are repeated frequently in your questionnaire requirements. These must come from a single source (whether from a preload or a question). The fills specified here do not need to be specified in the condition box each time they appear in a question.

	Source / Condition	First Used at Question #:
EXAMPLE 1: [PARENT]	from Preload File: RespName	A2
EXAMPLE 2: [he / she]	he IF A5 = 01; she IF A5 = 02	E16
IntvName	interviewer’s name	A1
FullName	respondent’s first and last name from sample file	A1
(His/Her), (Him/Her) and (He/She)	respondent’s gender from sample file	A2
NAME	respondent’s first name from sample file	A2
INT1 MONTH	Month 1st interview completed	A19
INT1 DATE	Month, Day, Year of first interview	A23
STATE	from UI records or if INT1 A33=answer	A32
Last 4 Digits of SSN	From UI records	A37
UI CLAIM DATE	UI Claim date from UI records (Month, Day, and Year) or if INT1 C2=answer, fill INT1 C2 answer	C2d
STATE ONE STOP NAME	Fill state specific name from preloads	D9
INT1 NEWJOB1-5 NAME(S)	FILL INT1 F5_1 THROUGH F5_5 EMPLOYER(S) WHERE F9=98	FS1
JOB SEPARATION MONTH, YEAR	from UI records (Month and Year only) or if INT1 C11=answer, FILL INT1 C11 answer	F6a
AND OTHER MEMBERS OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD	Fill if INT1 B2 gt 01	G3
OR ANYONE ELSE IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD	Fill if INT1 B2 gt 01	G9
STATE TANF NAME	Every state has a TANF name associated with it, so this should be based on the state from A32 or A33). A list of state TANF names will be provided.	G16b
STATEMED	Every state has a Medicaid name associated with it, so this should be based on the state from A32 or A33. A list of state Medicaid names will be provided.	G16e
SPOUSE/PARTNER/BOYFRIEND/ GIRLFRIEND OR SPOUSE’S/PARTNER’S/BOYFRIEND’S/ GIRLFRIEND’S	IF INT1B1=01, FILL SPOUSE/SPOUSE’S IF INT1B3=01 OR 04, FILL PARTNER/PARTNER’S IF INT1B3=02, FILL BOYFRIEND IF INT1B3=03, FILL GIRLFRIEND	G17

CONTENTS

Section Page

A. CASE MANAGEMENT 1

B. DEMOGRAPHIC AND HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS 22

c. PRE-UI EMPLOYMENT (SepARaTING JOB ONLY) AND UNEMPLOYMENT 23

d. JOB SEARCH and offers 25

e. re-employment expectations 34

f. re-employment 37

g. financial well-being 47

h. CUSTOMER SATISFACTION 52

I. CLOSING AND CONTACT INFORMATION 53

SECTION A: CASE MANAGEMENT

ALL

A0. INTERVIEWER: WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING BEST DESCRIBES THIS CALL?

Call Type

CALL OUT BY AN INTERVIEWER 01 a1

call-in by a sample member 02 a29

A0=01

Hello Q1

A1. Hello, my name is [IntvName]. I am calling on behalf of the U.S. Department of Labor. May I please speak to [FullName]?

SPEAKING TO SAMPLE MEMBER 01 SampMemb, A23

SAMPLE MEMBER COMES TO THE PHONE 02 SampMemb, A23

PERSON ASKS WHAT CALL IS ABOUT 03 WhatAbout, A2

NEED TO CALLBACK 04 Callback

SAMPLE MEMBER HAS A HEALTH PROBLEM/ DECEASED 05 HealthProb, A3

SAMPLE MEMBER IS IN AN INSTITUTION 06 Institution, A10

SAMPLE MEMBER HAS MOVED 07 KnowWhere, A11

SAMPLE MEMBER DOES NOT SPEAK ENGLISH 08 Lang, A17

SAMPLE MEMBER HAS BEEN DEPLOYED BY MILITARY 09 A15

NEVER HEARD OF SAMPLE MEMBER/ WRONG NUMBER 10 Thanks,A38, Status 530

HUNG UP DURING INTRODUCTION 11 Status 640

REFUSED r Status 220

A1=03

WhatAbout Q2

A2. The U.S. Department of Labor recently sent [NAME] a letter inviting (him/her) to participate in a special study they are sponsoring. Mathematica Policy Research, an independent research company, is conducting the study on behalf of the U.S. Department of Labor. We are not selling anything or asking for contributions.

PROGRAMMER: ALLOW INTERVIEWER TO ACCESS FAQs FROM THIS SCREEN.

SAMPLE MEMBER COMES TO THE PHONE 01 SampMemb, A23

NEED TO CALLBACK 02 Callback

SAMPLE MEMBER HAS A HEALTH PROBLEM/ DECEASED 03 HealthProb, A3

SAMPLE MEMBER IS IN AN INSTITUTION 04 Institution, A10

SAMPLE MEMBER MOVED 05 KnowWhere, A11

SAMPLE MEMBER DOES NOT SPEAK ENGLISH 06 Lang, A17

SAMPLE MEMBER DIDN'T RECEIVE LETTER 07 NoLetter, A24

SAMPLE MEMBER HAS BEEN DEPLOYED BY MILITARY 08 A15

HUNG UP DURING INTRODUCTION 09 Status 640

SUPERVISOR REVIEW 10 Status 380

NEVER HEARD OF SAMPLE MEMBER/ WRONG NUMBER 11 Thanks, A38, Status 530

REFUSED r Status 220

A1=05 OR A2 = 03

HealthProb Q3

A3. ENTER TYPE OF HEALTH PROBLEM

HEARING PROBLEM 01 AmpTTY, A4

SPEECH PROBLEM 02 AmpTTY, A4

PHYSICAL PROBLEM 03 CallLater, A8

COGNITIVE PROBLEM 04 Thanks, A38, Status 410

IN A COMA 05 Thanks, A38, Status 410

DECEASED 06 Deceased, A9

REFUSED r Status 220

A3=01 OR 02

AmpTTY Q4

A4. I was calling to conduct an interview with [NAME] for the U.S. Department of Labor. I can get on a phone that will amplify my voice or [NAME]’s voice, or we could use a TTY service. Would either of these enable (him/her) to complete the interview?

YES – USE AMPLIFIER PHONE 01 RespAvail A5

YES – USE TTY CAPABILITY 02 RespAvail A5

NO 03 Thanks, A38, Status 410

DON’T KNOW d Callback

REFUSED r Status 220

A4=01 OR 02

RespAvail Q5

A5. Is [NAME] available now?

YES 01 if AmpTTY, (A4) = 01

then AmpPhone (A6)

else CallTTY (A7)

NO 00 Callback

A4=01 AND A5=01

AmpPhone Q6

A6. Please hold while I get the amplifier phone.

INTERVIEWER: SET UP AMPLIFIER/WEAK SPEECH EQUIPMENT AND ASK GATEKEEPER TO CALL [NAME] TO THE PHONE.

SAMPLE MEMBER COMES TO THE PHONE 01 SampMemb, A23

CALLBACK 02 Callback

A5=01 AND A4=02

CallTTY Q7

A7. I will call back in a few minutes after I have the help of the TTY operator.

ARRANGE CALL WITH OPERATOR 01 SampMemb, A23

IF UNSUCCESSFUL SET CALLBACK 02 Callback

A3=03

CallLater Q8

A8. Will [NAME] be able to talk on the telephone if I call back next week?

YES/MAYBE – CALLBACK 01 Callback

NO 02 Thanks, A38, Status 380

DON’T KNOW d Callback

REFUSED r Status 220

A3=06

Deceased Q9

A9. I am sorry to hear that [NAME] has passed away. I was calling about a study we are conducting for the U.S. Department of Labor. You might have seen a letter we recently sent (him/her) explaining the study. When did (he/she) pass away?

| | | / | | | / | 2 | 0 | 1 | 4 |

MONTH DAY YEAR

(01-12­) (01-31)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r STATUS 440—DECEASED

Thank you. Please accept my condolences. Good-bye.

A1=06 OR A2=04

Institution Q10

A10. ENTER TYPE OF INSTITUTION

HOSPITAL 01 A15

NURSING HOME 02 A15

ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY 03 A15

GROUP HOME 04 A15

JAIL OR PRISON 05 Thanks, A38, Status 421

A1 =07, A2=05

KnowWhere Q17

A11. Do you or anyone there know how we can reach [NAME]?

YES 01 a12

NO 00 A27

DON’T KNOW d A27

REFUSED r A27

A11=01

NewPhone Q18

A12. May I please have [his/her] telephone number?

Phone Number

Please give me the telephone number, area code first.

| | | | - | | | | - | | | | | A12a

DON’T KNOW d NewAdd, A13

REFUSED r NewAdd, A13

SOFT CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Exchange = 555); Let me repeat that to you. REPEAT. Is that correct?

HARD CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Area code LE 200); I’m sorry. My computer is indicating an error with that area code. Please give me the number again.

A12 ne D OR R

Phone Type

A12a. Is this a home phone, business phone, or a cell phone?

HOME PHONE 01

OFFICE PHONE 02

HOME AND OFFICE PHONE 03

CELL PHONE 04

PAGER 05

COMPUTER/FAX LINE 06

OTHER 07

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

A12 NE D OR R

Time of Day

A12b. Should this number be used at only certain times?

ANYTIME 01

DAYTIME ONLY 02

EVENING ONLY 03

SOME OTHER TIME (SPECIFY) 04

(STRING 100)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

A11 =01

A13. May I please have [his/her] address?

NewAddr

Q19

(STRING 60)

ADDRESS 1

(STRING 60)

ADDRESS 2

(STRING 60)

CITY

(STRING 2)

STATE/TERRITORY

| | | | | | - | | | | |

ZIP CODE (+ 4 IF NEEDED)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

THANKS (A38) IF NEWPHONE EQ DK/RF THEN STATUS 530 ELSE STATUS 899

A14. PROGRAMMER: CHECK A13: IS STATE OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES AND DC?

YES (OUTSIDE USA) 01 A15

NO (INSIDE USA) 00 Callback

A1 =09 OR A2=08 OR A10=01-04 OR A14=01

IF A1=09 OR A2=08 OR A10=01-04, “HOME”. IF A14=01, “TO LIVE IN THE U.S.”

IF A10=01, “I’M SORRY TO HEAR THAT.”

A15. (I’m sorry to hear that.) When do you expect [NAME] to return (home/to live in the U.S.)?

| | | / | 2 | 0 | | |

MONTH YEAR

01-12 2014-2020

NEVER 00 Thanks, A38, Status 450

DON’T KNOW d A38, Status 380

REFUSED r A38, Status 380

A16. INTERVIEWER: IS DATE DURING FIELD PERIOD?

YES 01 Callback

NO, AFTER June 2015 00 Thanks, A38, Status 450

A1=08 OR A2=06

Lang Q20

A17. CODE LANGUAGE NEEDED TO COMPLETE INTERVIEW IF KNOWN.

arABIC 01 A19

BOSNIAN 02 A19

CAMBODIAN 03 A19

CHINESE 04 A19

CREOLE 05 A19

GERMAN 06 A19

HINDI 07 A19

HMONG 08 A19

ITALIAN 09 A19

JAPANESE 10 A19

LAOTIAN 11 A19

POLISH 12 A19

PORTUGUESE 13 A19

RUSSIAN 14 A19

SOMALI 15 A19

SPANISH 16 A18

TAGALOG 17 A19

VIETNAMESE 18 A19

OTHER (SPECIFY) 99 A19

(STRING 20)

DON’T KNOW d Thanks, A38, Status 400

REFUSED r Thanks, A38, Status 400

A17=16

A18. (IF SPANISH NEEDED, SAY: A Spanish speaking interviewer will call you.) Thank you very much for your time.

Status 401

ENTER 1 TO CONTINUE

A17 NE 16, d, OR r

IF A1=08, TEXT IN PARENTHESES.

IF A2=06, DO NOT INCLUDE TEXT IN PARENTHESES.

NeedAsst Q22

A19. (The U.S. Department of Labor recently sent [NAME] a letter saying that someone from Mathematica would be calling (him/her) to follow up on a survey we conducted with (him/her) back in [INT1 MONTH] for the U.S. Department of Labor. Mathematica is an independent research company that is conducting the study on behalf of the Department of Labor. We are not selling anything or asking for contributions.) We are looking for someone who is 18 years or older who lives with [NAME] to help [him/her] by interpreting the interview for us. Are you 18 years of age or older and live with [NAME]?

IF YES: Would you be able to help [NAME] by interpreting the interview?

IF NO: Is there someone else 18 years or older who lives with [NAME] and could come to the phone and help with the interview?

SPEAKING TO FAMILY MEMBER/FRIEND WHO WILL ACT AS INTERPRETER 01 Asst Name, A20

NO INTERPRETER AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME but maybe later 02 Asst Name, A20

NO INTERPRETER AVAILABLE 03 Callback

SUPERVISOR REVIEW 04 Status 380

DON’T KNOW d Callback

REFUSED r Status 210

A19=01 OR 02

IF A19=01, “YOUR NAME” AND “BEFORE WE BEGIN”.
IF A19=02, “THE NAME OF THE PERSON…..”

Asst/ProxyName Q23

A20. (Before we begin), can you please tell me (your name/the name of the person who may be able to interpret the interview for [NAME])?

(STRING 50)

INTERPRETER NAME

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

A19=01 OR 02

IF A19=01, “ARE YOU”. IF A19=02, NAME FROM A20.

AsstRel

Q24

A21. And how (are you/is [NAME FROM A20]) related to [NAME]?

SPOUSE/ PARTNER/BOYFRIEND/GIRLFRIEND 01

adult CHILD --18 OR OLDER 02

SIBLING 03

PARENT 04

NIECE/NEPHEW 05

Roommate/OTHER RELATIVE 06

GROUP/FOSTER HOME/ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY ADMINISTRATOR/CAREGIVER 07

OTHER RELATIVE 08

NOT RELATED 09

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

PROGRAMMER: IF A19=02, GO TO CALLBACK

A19=01

[INTERPRETER INSTRUCTION (Q25a)

A22. Thank you for agreeing to interpret the interview for (him/her). Please repeat the questions to [NAME] exactly as I read them to you.

SCREENER/SURVEY *** GO TO A30

A1=01 OR 02, A2=01, A6 OR A7=01

IF HELLO (Q1) EQ <2> OR WHATABOUT (Q2) EQ <1> THEN] HELLO, MY NAME IS [INTVNAME]. I AM CALLING ON BEHALF OF ... [ENDIF]

A23. [Hello, my name is [INTV NAME], calling on behalf of the U.S. Department of Labor.] I am calling to follow up on a survey we conducted with you back on [INT1 DATE]. You should have received a letter from the U.S. Department of Labor saying that someone from Mathematica would be calling to complete a second interview with you. The survey will take about 25 minutes to complete and Mathematica will send you $20 after you complete the survey. All of your answers will be kept private to the extent permitted by law and used for research purposes only. Let’s get started.

IF NEEDED: As you may remember, by continuing to participate in this study, you can receive up to another $50. Here’s how it works--Mathematica will send you $20 after you complete the survey today. We will ask you to complete one more survey with us over the next few months. You can receive $30 for completing that survey using the web or by calling Mathematica.

PROGRAMMER: ALLOW INTERVIEWER TO ACCESS FAQs FROM THIS SCREEN.

BEGIN INTERVIEW 01 Screener/Survey, A30

DID NOT RECEIVE OR DOES NOT RECALL LETTER 02 NoLetter, A24

NOT A GOOD TIME 03 Callback

HUNG UP DURING INTRODUCTION 04 Status 640

SUPERVISOR REVIEW 05 Status 380

[NAME] WILL CALL MPR BACK 06 A39

WANTS MORE INFORMATION FAQ

REFUSED r Status 200

A2=07 OR A23=02

IF A19=01, “HIM/HER/HE/SHE”, ELSE “YOU”

NoLetter Q32

A24. The letter was from the U.S. Department of Labor and said that someone from Mathematica would be calling (you/him/her) to complete a second interview with (you/him/her). The survey will take about 25 minutes to complete and Mathematica will send you $20 after you complete the survey. All of your answers will be kept private to the extent permitted by law and used for research purposes only. Let’s get started.

IF NEEDED: As you may remember, by continuing to participate in this survey, you can receive up to another $50. Here’s how it works--Mathematica will send you $20 after you complete the survey today. We will ask you to complete one more survey with us over the next few months. You can receive $30 for completing that survey using the web or by calling Mathematica.

CODE ONE ONLY

BEGIN INTERVIEW 01 Screener/Survey, A30

WANTS ANOTHER LETTER/WANTS LETTER READ TO THEM 02 ReadLetter, A25

NOT A GOOD TIME 03 Callback

WANTS MORE INFORMATION FAQ

REFUSED r Status 200

A24=02

ReadLetter Q34

A25. May I read the letter to you and then we can begin?

PROGRAMMER: LOAD TEXT OF LETTER HERE

YES, READ THE LETTER 01 A30

NO, WANTS ANOTHER LETTER FIRST 02 SendLetter, A26

REFUSED r Status 200

A25=02

SendLetter Q35

A26. Okay, I'll mail another letter and will call back in a few days. To what address should we mail the letter?

(STRING 60)

ADDRESS 1

(STRING 60)

ADDRESS 2

(STRING 60)

CITY

(STRING 2)

STATE/TERRITORY

| | | | | | - | | | | |

ZIP CODE (+ 4 IF NEEDED)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

THANKS (A38) STATUS 831—LETTER REQUESTED

A11=00, d, OR r

A27. Is there someone else who might know how to reach [NAME]?

YES 01

NO 00 A40

DON’T KNOW d A40

REFUSED r A40

A27=01

A28. What’s that person’s name and phone number?

PROBE: If you don’t have all the information, please tell me what you can.

(STRING 50)

FIRST NAME

(STRING 50)

MIDDLE INITIAL/NAME

(STRING 50)

LAST NAME

Please give me the telephone number, starting with the area code first.

| | | | - | | | | - | | | | | A38 Status 530

DON’T KNOW d A38, Status 530

REFUSED r A38, Status 530

SOFT CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Exchange = 555); Let me repeat that to you. REPEAT. Is that correct?

HARD CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Area code LE 200); I’m sorry. My computer is indicating an error with that area code. Please give me the number again.

PROGRAMMER: THIS INFORMATION NEEDS TO BE SENT TO LOCATING AS A LEAD

A0=02

A29. Thank you for calling in to participate in a study we are conducting for the U.S. Department of Labor. We would like to follow up on a survey we conducted with you back in [INT1 MONTH]. The survey will take about 25 minutes to complete and Mathematica will send you $30 after you complete the survey. All of your answers will be kept private to the extent permitted by law and used for research purposes only. Let’s get started.

IF NEEDED: As you may remember, by continuing to participate in this survey, you can receive up to another $60. Here’s how it works--Mathematica will send you $30 after you complete the survey today. We will ask you to complete one more survey with us over the next few months. You can receive $30 for completing that survey using the web or by calling Mathematica.

BEGIN INTERVIEW 01 Screener/Survey, A30

NOT A GOOD TIME 02 Callback

HUNG UP DURING INTRODUCTION 03 Status 640

SUPERVISOR REVIEW 04 Status 380

SAMPLE MEMBER WILL CALL MATHEMATICA BACK 05 A39

WANTS MORE INFORMATION FAQ

REFUSED r Status 200

A29a NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

A23, A24, A25, OR A29=01

A30. To get started, I need to confirm that I am speaking with the correct person. Is your full name [FULL NAME]?

YES 01 A32

NAME CHANGED 02 A31

NO 00 A31

DON’T KNOW d Thanks, A38, Status 380

REFUSED r Thanks, A38, Status 380

A30=00 or 02

“NEW” IF A30=02

NewName

A31. For the record, what is your (new) name?

(STRING 50)

FIRST NAME

(STRING 50)

MIDDLE INITIAL/NAME

(STRING 50)

LAST NAME

NAME CONFIRMED 01

NAME NOT CONFIRMED 00 A41

DON’T KNOW d Thanks, A38, Status 380

REFUSED r Thanks, A38, Status 380

PROGRAMMER: STORE NAME CHANGE IN NAME UPDATE BLOCK

A30 OR A31 = 01

IF A19=01, “IS HE/SHE”, ELSE “ARE YOU”. [STATE] FROM UI CLAIM STATE IN SAMPLE FILE.

State_Ask

A32. (Are you/Is [he/she]) now living in [STATE]?

YES 01 A34

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

A32=00, D or r

IF A19=01, “IS HE/SHE”, ELSE “ARE YOU”.

State

A33. In what state (are you/is [he/she]) now living?

| | | (TWO LETTER CODE)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

PROGRAMMER: STORE STATE CHANGE FOR USE IN FUTURE QUESTIONS AT STATE UPDATE BLOCK

ALL

IF A19=01, “HIS/HER, ELSE “YOUR”

A34. What is (your/his/her) date of birth?

PROBE IF RESPONDENT RESISTS: I have your year of birth as [YEAR], would you please tell me the month and day?

IF NECESSARY: READ DOB ALOUD AND CONFIRM.

| | | / | | | / | 1 | 9 | | | A36

MONTH DAY YEAR

(01–12) (01-31) (1934–1996)

DON’T KNOW d A35

REFUSED r A35

SOFT CHECK: IF YEAR IS LT 1949 OR GT 1996: I recorded (A34 ANSWER). Is that correct?

A34=d or r

IF A19=01, “IS HE/SHE” ELSE “ARE YOU”.

Age

A35. How old (are you/is [he/she])?

| | | AGE

(18-75)

DON’T KNOW d A37

REFUSED r A37

SOFT CHECK: IF LT18 OR GT75: I recorded (A35 ANSWER). Is that correct?

A36. PROGRAMMER: CHECK BIRTHDATE OR AGE: IS MONTH, DAY, YEAR OF BIRTH AT A34=MONTH, DAY, AND YEAR OF BIRTH ON RECORD OR DOES AGE CONVERT TO DOB ON RECORD?

YES 01 A37a

NO 00

A36=00

IF A19=01, “HIS/HER”, ELSE “YOUR”.

A37. Also for verification, please tell me only the last four digits of (your/his/her) Social Security Number.

| | | | |

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

A37a. PROGRAMMER: IS [NAME]’s IDENTITY VERIFIED—NAME, BIRTHDATE, AND/OR LAST FOUR SSN VERIFIED? NOTE: 2 OF 3 NEEDED.

YES (VERIFIED) 01

NO (FAILED VERIFICATION) 00 A41

A37b NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

all

A37c. INTERVIEWER: WHO ARE YOU SPEAKING WITH?

Whom

NAME 01 C2b

INTERPRETER 02 C2b

A1=10, A2=11, A3=04 OR 05, A4=03, A8=02, A10=05, A15=00, A17=d OR r, A28=d OR r, A30=d or R, A31=d OR r

Thanks Q36

A38. Thank you very much for your time.

ENTER 1 TO CONTINUE

A23=06

A39. Thanks for offering to call back. Please write down our toll-free number. It is xxx-xxx-xxxx. We are available days, evenings, and weekends. Please ask for Nancy Long when you call. If you call after hours, please leave a message and we will get back to you the next day.

(STATUS 830—RESPONDENT WILL CALL MATHEMATICA)

A27=00, d, OR r

A40. Please write down the project’s toll free number and give it to [NAME] or someone who might know how to reach (him/her). The toll free number is xxx-xxx-xxxx. Thank you for your time.

A37a=00

If A37a=00, text in parentheses

A41. (INTERVIEWER: GO BACK AND CONFIRM DOB AND LAST 4 SSN BY SAYING:

Let me confirm that I have entered your date of birth and the last four digits of your social security number correctly. READ ENTRIES AND CORRECT IF NEEDED.

Thanks for your patience. There seems to be a problem with my information. I need to check with my supervisor about what to do next. Someone from Mathematica will get back to you. Thanks again. Good bye.

STATUS 380—SUPERVISOR REVIEW

A42. refusal module: THIS WILL DISPLAY WHEN BREAKOFF IS INDICATED IN BLAISE.

NOTE: A REFUSAL CAN OCCUR AT ANY POINT IN THE INTERVIEW.

WHO REFUSED

INTERVIEWER: INDICATE WHO REFUSED.

SAMPLE MEMBER 01

GATEKEEPER 02

UNKNOWN PERSON 03

REFUSAL REASON

INTERVIEWER: INDICATE REFUSAL REASON TO BEST OF KNOWLEDGE.

UNHAPPY WITH UI BENEFITS/UI BENEFITS ENDED 04

NO TIME 05

SAID NEVER COLLECTED BENEFITS/did not want to continue 06

NO INTEREST 07

DON’T TRUST GOVERNMENT/DOL 08

PRIVACY CONCERNS 09

NO reason GIVEN 10

OTHER (SPECIFY) 99

(STRING 200)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

PROGRAMMER: ALLOW INTERVIEWER TO VIEW FAQS AT ANY TIME.

WHO OR WHICH AGENCY IS SPONSORING THE STUDY?

This study is being sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor and has been approved by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget under OMB Control Number xxxx-xxxx. Without this approval we would not be able to conduct this survey.

WHO IS CONDUCTING THE STUDY?

Mathematica, an independent research company is conducting the study on behalf of the U.S. Department of Labor. Mathematica has more than 40 years of policy research and program evaluation experience. You can learn more about Mathematica by visiting our website at www.mathematica-mpr.com.

WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDY?

This study is to learn about the adjustments that people make after they become unemployed or have their work hours reduced and file for unemployment insurance benefits. This information will help policymakers to assess how well the UI program is serving the nation’s workers and refine it to better meet their needs.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE STUDY?

The U.S. Department of Labor is interested in hearing from people in your state who recently filed for unemployment insurance benefits. You were scientifically selected to participate in the study from among persons who filed for benefits around the same time and from the same geographic area as you.

I DON’T COLLECT UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS ANY MORE/I COLLECTED THEM FOR A VERY SHORT TIME.

We want to interview people who filed for unemployment insurance benefits in your state in the past year. Even if you no longer receive or never collected unemployment benefits, your experience and input is very important to the study. Hearing from people with different experiences helps us learn more about people who file for unemployment insurance benefits.

I AM DISSATISFIED WITH MY UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS/LOCAL AGENCIES.

Your comments will be especially important to the research. The U.S. Department of Labor needs to learn about the experiences of people who were satisfied and people who were dissatisfied with their experiences.

HOW DID YOU GET MY NAME?

Your name was scientifically selected from among persons in your state who filed for unemployment insurance benefits within the past year.

FAQs – (continued)

WILL MY ANSWERS BE KEPT PRIVATE?

Yes. All of the information we collect in the survey will be kept private to the extent permitted by federal law and will be used for research purposes only. Your answers will be combined with those of others and your name will never be used in reporting the results of the study. Your answers to questions will not affect your eligibility for any public program.

HOW LONG WILL THIS TAKE?

The length of the interview is different for different people, but it usually takes about 25 minutes.

WHY DO YOU WANT TO INTERVIEW ME THREE TIMES?

The Department of Labor is interested in capturing how the experiences of unemployed workers and workers who have their work hours reduced change over time. By interviewing you three times, we will be able to learn more about the adjustments that unemployment insurance recipients make. You will be paid for each interview you complete.

WHEN WILL I BE CONTACTED FOR THE NEXT SURVEY?

Mathematica will contact you by email, phone or letter in approximately XX weeks to provide instructions for completing the third interview.

HOW CAN I RECEIVE THE MAXIMUM PAYMENT FOR PARTICIPATION?

You can receive the maximum payment if you complete all three surveys using the web or calling in and completing the survey with a Mathematica interviewer. If you do not use the web to complete the survey and Mathematica calls you to complete the survey, you will receive $20 for each survey you complete.

I DON’T HAVE THE TIME.

We can schedule a call to do the survey at your convenience. Our interviewers are available to speak with you seven days a week as follows: on Mondays through Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight, on Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Saturdays from 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. and Sundays from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. We can also complete the survey in more than one call, if necessary.

I DON’T HAVE THE TIME NOW. I’LL DO IT ONLINE.

We can begin the survey now and see how far we get. I can call you at your convenience if we are not able to complete it. INSISTS ON WEB: Please let me know when you are ready to write down your log in information. PAUSE. To complete the survey using the web, please log on to https://www.xxxxxsurvey.xxx Your username and password are: INTERVIEWER PROVIDE USERNAME AND PIN INFORMATION. You can log on to complete the survey 24 hours per day, seven days per week.

FAQs – (continued)

WHAT HAPPENS IF I DON’T PARTICIPATE IN THE SURVEY?

Your participation is voluntary and will not affect your eligibility to receive any services or benefits. Your selection for the survey was done scientifically. You were chosen to represent other people who filed for unemployment insurance benefits in your area. Your answers will help the U.S. Department of Labor improve services to people who become unemployed or have their work hours reduced. There are no right or wrong answers. We’re interested in your experiences and opinions.

I’M NOT INTERESTED.

Let me reassure you that we are not selling anything. The questions we ask will help the U.S. Department of Labor improve services to people who are unemployed or have their work hours reduced. There are no right or wrong answers. We’re interested in your experiences and opinions. Your answers will be combined with those of others and reported in summary form. Your name will never be included in any report. If you complete the survey, you will receive a $20 incentive payment.

WILL I BE PAID?

Yes, by participating in this special study you can receive up to $50 as an incentive payment in addition to what you received for completing the first interview. Here’s how it works--Mathematica will send you $20 after you complete the survey today. We will ask you to complete one more survey with us over the next few months. You can receive $30 for completing that survey using the web or by calling Mathematica.

WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO FOR ME NOW? ARE YOU GOING TO HELP ME FIND A JOB?

Mathematica is a private, independent research firm. Our company is conducting this study for the U.S. Department of Labor, and this survey is part of the study. We cannot provide assistance finding jobs. Mathematica will send you [$20/$30] dollars in appreciation for completing the survey.

I’M ON THE NATIONAL “DO NOT CALL LIST/REGISTRY.” WHY ARE YOU CALLING ME?

The do not call list or registry applies to telemarketing calls, not to calls like this one that are approved by the government. Lawmakers recognize the need for the public to participate in studies like this to learn how government programs are working and how to improve them. We will not sell you anything, nor will we ask for money. Your privacy will be respected, and your cooperation is appreciated. For more information on who is included and excluded on the do not call list, you can visit the website at www.donotcall.gov.

DOES THE MONEY I RECEIVE FOR COMPLETING THIS SURVEY COUNT TOWARDS MY INCOME FOR THIS YEAR?

Mathematica cannot give tax advice.

WHO CAN I CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION?

For more information about the study, you can visit the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) website at http://www.dol.gov/asp/evaluation/ongoing. For questions about the survey you can call Mathematica’s Survey Director, Julita Milliner‑Waddell at 609-275-2206.

SECTION B: DEMOGRAPHIC AND HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS

B1 THROUGH B6 NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

All

Before we begin, I’d like to let you know that some of the questions will be familiar to you from the last interview, but it is important that we update our informaton.

TAA K1

B7. First, in general, would you say your health is excellent, good, fair, or poor?

EXCELLENT 01

GOOD 02

FAIR 03

POOR 04

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SECTION C: PRE-UI EMPLOYMENT (SEPARATING JOB ONLY) AND UNEMPLOYMENT

SECTION C NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW, EXCEPT C2b, C2c, C2d

ALL

C2b. Are you currently receiving unemployment insurance benefits?

INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT EXPECTS TO, BUT HAS NOT YET RECEIVED A CHECK, CODE YES.

YES 01 D2

NO 00

NEVER COLLECTED 99 D2

DON’T KNOW d D2

REFUSED r D2

C2b=00

C2c. When did you stop receiving unemployment insurance benefits?

INTERVIEWER: RECORD MONTH, DAY, AND YEAR. IF SAMPLE MEMBER CANNOT GIVE EXACT DATE, PROBE FOR BEGINNING (CODE DAY 1), MIDDLE (CODE DAY 15), OR END OF MONTH (CODE DAY 30).

| | | / | | | / | 2 | 0 | | | D2

MONTH DAY YEAR

(01-12) (01-31 ) (14-15)

NEVER COLLECTED 99 D2

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

C2b=00

C2d. Why did you stop receiving unemployment insurance benefits from your claim filed around [UI CLAIM DATE]?

NEW INCOME SOURCES

RE-EMPLOYED/FOUND A JOB/STARTED OWN BUSINESS 1

BENEFIT RESTRICTION ISSUES

BENEFITS RAN OUT/EXHAUSTED 2

DISQUALIFIED 3

RECEIVED WORKMAN’S COMP/HAD CASE PENDING 4

WAS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR UI IN THE FIRST PLACE/DENIED BENEFITS 5

NOT AVAILABLE TO WORK

ILLNESS/DISABILITY 6

VOLUNTARILY OUT OF LABOR FORCE/WENT TO SCHOOL 7

GOT BACK IMMIGRATION PAPERS/HAD LOST THEM 8

WENT INTO MILITARY 9

RETIRED/RECEIVED SOCIAL SECURITY 10

MOVED 11

OTHER

TOO MUCH TROUBLE/HASSLE DEALING WITH/REACHING UI OFFICE 12

DID NOT WANT UI ANYMORE 13

NEVER COLLECTED 14

BENEFITS/CHECKS STOPPED – NO REASON SPECIFIED 15

OTHER (SPECIFY) 99

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

IF OTHER SPECIFY (99): What was the reason you stopped receiving unemployment insurance benefits?

C3 THROUGH C21 NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

SECTION D: JOB SEARCH AND OFFERS

D1 NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

all

NEW

D2. Since your last interview in [INT1MONTH], have you applied for a job?

YES 01

NO 00 d4

DON’T KNOW d D4

REFUSED r D4

D2=01

NEW

D3. Since [INT1 MONTH], did you apply for any jobs that would require you to relocate?

YES 01

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

ALL

UCP
D5 MOD

D4. Have you received any job offers since [INT1 MONTH]?

INTERVIEWER: IF RECALLED TO OLD JOB, CODE YES.

YES 01

NO 00 D9

DON’T KNOW d D9

REFUSED r D9

D4=01

UCP
D6

MOD

D4a. How many job offers have you received since [INT1 MONTH]?

| | | OFFERS

(01-10)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

D4=01

IF d4a=01, “THAT JOB OFFER”; IF D4a GT 01, “ANY OF THOSE JOB OFFERS”

UCP
D6 MOD

D4b. Did you accept (that job offer/any of those job offers)?

YES 01 D9

NO 00 D5

DON’T KNOW/HAVEN’T DECIDED d D5

REFUSED r D5

D4b=00, d OR r

IF D4a gt 1, “OFFERS “AND read sentence in parentheses and “BEST”.

NEW

D5. To help us better understand the job market, we’d like to ask a few questions about the job offer(s) you received. (If you received more than one job offer, please think about the best job offer you received.) What was the offered pay rate, including tips, bonuses and commissions for the (best) job offer you received/?

PROBE: The best job offer is what that means to you. You can think about things like the salary offered, benefits, location, and other factors that are important to you.

PROBE: Your best estimate is fine.

INTERVIEWER: ACCEPT MOST CONVENIENT PAY PERIOD. IF NECESSARY, CONFIRM PAY PERIOD.

$ | | | | , | | | | . | | |

5.00 – 500,000.00

CODE ONE ONLY

PER HOUR (>$50) 01

PER WEEK (>$2000) 02

ONCE EVERY TWO WEEKS (>$4000) 03

TWICE A MONTH (>$4000) 04

PER MONTH (>$8000) 05

PER YEAR (>$100,000) 06

OTHER (SPECIFY) 99

(STRING 250)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SOFT CHECK: IF OUT OF RANGE, SAY “I recorded [D5 ANSWER]. Is that correct?”

D4b=00, d OR r

NEW

D6. Were any of the following benefits included in that job offer? (READ a-c)

	YES	NO	DON’T KNOW	REFUSED
a. health insurance benefits?	01	00	d	r
b. paid sick days?	01	00	d	r
c. a retirement savings or pension plan?	01	00	d	r

D4b=00, d or r

NEW

D7. Did the job offered require relocation?

YES 01

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

d4b=00, d or r

IF D4b=d, “IS” AND “HAVE NOT DECIDED WHETHER TO ACCEPT”

IF D4a GT1, “BEST”

COBRA C23

D8. There are many reasons why people sometimes do not accept a job offer. What (was/is) the main reason why you (did not accept/have not decided whether to accept) the (best) job that you were offered?

INTERVIEWER: RECORD VERBATIM, THEN CODE AT END.

(STRING 250)

It did not pay enough 01

It did not offer adequate health insurance benefits 02

I expected to be called back to MY former job 03

IT DID NOT OFFER OTHER FRINGE BENEFITS (nON-HEALTH INSURANCE BENEFITS) 04

THE JOB WAS NOT IN MY USUAL OCCUPATION 05

STARTED OWN BUSINESS/SELF-EMPLOYED 06

COMMUTE WAS TOO LONG 07

FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES 08

IN SCHOOL OR OTHER TRAINING 09

ILL HEALTH OR PHYSICAL DISABILITY 10

REQUIRES/REQUIRED relocatION 11

HAVEN’T DECIDED YET 12

other reason 99

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

ALL

TAA WIA MOD

D9. Now I’m going to ask about services you may have received or used at [STATE One Stop Center NAME] or another American Job Center. Please include services received in person as well as on-line or by telephone. Since [INT1 MONTH], have you (READ a – h)?

INTERVIEWER: READ STEM FIRST TIME, THEN AS NECESSARY.

PROBE: At [STATE ONE STOP CENTER NAME] or another American Job Center?

	YES	NO	DON’T KNOW	REFUSED
a. used a resource room? IF NEEDED: Each American Job Center usually has an area open to anyone, typically called a resource room. In these areas, you can use computers and the Internet to look for a job, and you can get information about specific jobs, different careers, and services available in the community.	01	00	d	r
b. attended any workshops? IF NEEDED: A workshop involves a small group of people coming together with a leader or instructor to learn how to do something, like use a computer, write a resume, or conduct a job search.	01	00	d	r
c. taken either tests or assessments?	01	00	d	r
d. attended meetings for either job clubs or job groups? IF NEEDED: These groups involve getting together with other job seekers for support and to talk about job leads and ways to find jobs.	01	00	d	r
e. received either career counseling or one-on-one assistance to support you in your job search or training?	01	00	d	r
f. received labor market information about what occupations were in demand in your local area?	01	00	d	r
g. received information on education or job training programs?	01	00	d	r
h. registered with either the Employment Service or your state’s job bank?	01	00	d	r

ANY OF D9a to D9h = 01

NEW

D10. How useful were the services you received through STATE ONE STOP CENTER NAME] or another American Job Center in helping you to search for a job? Would you say that they were very useful, somewhat useful, not very useful, or not at all useful?

VERY USEFUL 01

SOMEWHAT USEFUL 02

NOT VERY USEFUL 03

NOT AT ALL USEFUL 04

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

ALL

if d4b=01, “including the job offer you accepted”

COBRA C2

D11. (Including the job offer you accepted), Are you currently working at a job for pay? Please include both part-time and full-time jobs, as well as any self-employment jobs held for pay or profit.

YES 01 F1

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

d11 ne 01

COBRA C26

D12. Did you look for work last week?

YES 01 D13

NO 00 D15

DON’T KNOW d D15

REFUSED r D15

D12=01

UI Ex C4a MOD

D13. I’m going to read a list of things people sometimes do when looking for work. Please tell me whether you did any of these things to look for work last week. Last week, did you (READ a-g).

IF NEEDED: Your responses will be combined with those of others. Your specific responses will not be shared with the Department of Labor or any other agency.

	CODE ONE PER EACH ROW
	YES	NO	DON’T KNOW	REFUSED
a. contact either a private employment or placement agency?	01	00	d	r
b. use services from [FILL STATE ONE STOP CENTER NAME] or another American Job Center?	01	00	d	r
c. contact your former employer?	01	00	d	r
d. contact friends, relatives or professional associates about job openings?	01	00	d	r
e. use the internet, including social media sites either to look for or apply for work?	01	00	d	r
f. answer any want ads in newspapers or other publications?	01	00	d	r
g. apply directly to places that you might want to work?	01	00	d	r

D12=01

UCP D12MOD

D14. About how many hours did you spend looking for work last week?

PROBE: Your best estimate is fine.

| | | HOURS SPENT LOOKING LAST WEEK E1

(01-80)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

D14=d OR r

UCP D2a MOD

D14a. Would you say you spent between…

1 and 5 hours, 01

6 and 10 hours, 02

11 and 20 hours, 03

21 and 30 hours, 04

31 and 40 hours, or 05

More than 40 hours looking for work last week? 06

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

PROGRAMMER: GO TO E1.

D12 = 00, D, OR R

UCP
D4 MOD

D15. People have different reasons for not looking for work. What is the main reason that you did not look for work last week?

EXPECTs NEW JOB TO START 01

DID NOT WANT TO WORK/DID NOT WANT TO LOOK FOR WORK 02

BELIEVES NO WORK AVAILABLE IN LINE OF WORK OR AREA 03

EXPECTs TO BE RECALLED 04

EXPECTS PRE-CLAIM HOURS TO BE RE-INSTATED 05

EXPECTs UNION TO PROVIDE JOB 06

RETIRED 07

CAN’T ARRANGE CHILD CARE 08

FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES 09

IN SCHOOL OR OTHER TRAINING 10

ILL HEALTH OR PHYSICAL DISABILITY 11

PREGNANCY 12

TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS 13

TOOK A BREAK/FEELING DISCOURAGED 14

OTHER (SPECIFY) 99

(STRING 50)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

IF OTHER SPECIFY (99): What is the main reason that you did not look for work last week?

SECTION E: RE-EMPLOYMENT EXPECTATIONS

programmer: if D11=01 (currently working), go to fs1.

D11 NE 01

IF D15=04, “BE RECALLED TO YOUR old JOB”.

IF D15=05, “HAVE YOUR work HOURS REINSTATED”. OTHERWISE, “START A NEW JOB”.

NEW

E1. These next questions ask about your outlook on your employment situation. As of today, how many weeks or months do you think it will take you to (start a new job/be recalled to your old job/have your work hours reinstated)?

PROBE: Your best estimate is fine.

| | | WEEKS

(1-52)

| | | MONTHS

(1-24)

| | | YEARS

(1-5)

WEEKS 01 E2

MONTHS 02 E2

YEARS 03 E2

DOES NOT WANT TO WORK 98 F1

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

E1=d OR r

NEW

E1a. Do you think it would take…

Two weeks or less, 01

More than 2 weeks up to 1 month, 02

More than 1 month, up to 2 months, 03

More than 2 months, up to 3 months, 04

More than 3 months, up to 6 months, 05

More than 6 months, up to 9 months, 06

More than 9 months, up to one year, or 07

More than one year? 08

DOES NOT WANT TO WORK 98 F1

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

IF D4b=01—ACCEPTED JOB OFFER--SKIP TO FS1

ALL

When looking for a job, people have different needs and requirements. For these next questions, please suppose someone offered you a job today and think about what is most important to you. For example, you might think about things like salary, work schedule, fringe benefits, location, how interested you are in the work, the costs of taking a job, which might include child care and transportation expenses, and other job attributes.

NEW

E2. Which of the following benefits must be offered by a job for you to take it? Must the job offer adequate (READ a-c)

PROBE IF ASKED: Adequate for your needs.

	CODE ONE PER EACH ROW
	YES	NO	DON’T KNOW	REFUSED
a. health insurance benefits?	01	00	d	r
b. paid sick days?	01	00	d	r
c. a retirement savings or pension plan?	01	00	d	r

ALL

Green Jobs C10 Mod

E3. What is the lowest wage or salary you are willing to accept, before deductions, for the type of work you are looking for?

INTERVIEWER: Allow respondent to indicate a weekly, monthly, or yearly salarY if they prefer.

$| | | | , | | | | . | | |

5.00 – 500,000.00

PER HOUR (>$50) 01

PER WEEK (>$2000) 02

ONCE EVERY TWO WEEKS (>$4000) 03

TWICE A MONTH (>$4000) 04

PER MONTH (>$8000) 05

PER YEAR (>$100,000) 06

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SOFT CHECK: IF OUT OF RANGE, SAY “I recorded [E3 ANSWER]. Is that correct?”

ALL

NEW

E4. Do you think you will need to relocate for a job that meets your requirements?

YES 01

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SECTION F: RE-EMPLOYMENT

PROGRAMMER: IF INT1 F9 NE 98 FOR INT1 JOBS 1-5, GO TO F1

PROGRAMMER: ASK FS1-FS4 FOR ALL EMPLOYER NAMES FROM INT1 WHERE INT1 F9=98—STILL AT JOB.

PROGRAMMER LOOP BOX FS1.1

ASK FS1 ACROSS ALL JOBS FIRST, THEN ASK FS1a-FS4 FOR ALL JOBS

Int1 F9=98 for any job

IF MORE THAN ONE EMPLOYER NAME FILLED FROM INT1, SAY “AND AT” [NEWJOB1-NEWHJOB5] AT FS1.

FS1. When you were interviewed on [INT1 DATE] we learned that you were working at [INT1 NEWJOB1 (and at INT1 NEWJOB2 and at INT1 NEWJOB3 and at INT1 NEWJOB4 and at INT1 NEWJOB5)] at that time. Is that correct?

RECORD ALL RESPONSES TO FS1 ACROSS BEFORE MOVING TO FS1a OR FS2.

YES 01 FS2

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

FS1 NE 01

FS1a. What (is/are) the correct name(s) of the employer(s) you worked for on [INT1 DATE]?

PROGRAMMER: REPLACE INT1 EMPLOYER NAME(S) WITH THIS OR THESE EMPLOYER NAME(S) FOR FS2 THROUGH FS4.

OTHER (SPECIFY) 99

(STRING 50)

WAS NOT WORKING AT LAST INTERVIEW F1

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

FS1=01 or FS1a = 99

FS2. Are you still working at [INT1NEWJOB1-INT1NEWJOB5]?

PROGRAMMER: IF FS2=01, PREFILL EMPLOYER NAME(S) AT F5 AS INT1NEWJOB1-INT1NEWJOB5.

YES 01

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

FS2 NE 01

FS3. On what date did your job at [INT1NEWJOB1-INT1NEWJOB5] end?

PROBE: Your best estimate is fine.

| | | / | | | / | 2 | 0 | | |

MONTH DAY YEAR

(01–12) (01-31) (14–15)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

FS2 NE 01

FS4. What was the main reason that your job at [INT1NEWJOB1-INT1NEWJOB5] ended? Was it because…

INTERVIEWER: LAID OFF INCLUDES REORGANIZATION/ DOWNSIZING/ COMPANY SOLD/ COMPANY MOVED/ COMPANY WENT OUT OF BUSINESS/ PLANT OR FACILITY MOVED OR CLOSED/ END OF TERM IN SERVICE/ENLISTMENT UP/REDUCTION IN FORCE OR RIF’ED/ JOB/POSITION ELIMINATED.

CODE ONE RESPONSE

You were laid off, 01

You retired, 02

You were discharged or fired, 03

You quit, 04

Or was there some other reason? (SPECIFY) 99

STRING 250

GOT A BETTER JOB 05

MOVED 06

HAD HEALTH PROBLEMS 07

RETURNED TO SCHOOL 08

NEEDED TO TAKE CARE OF A FAMILY MEMBER 09

JOB COMPLETED/EMP. WORK/SEASONAL WORK/WORK PERIOD ENDED 10

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

PROGRAMMER LOOP BOX FS4.1

IF FS2=01, GO TO FS2, INT1NEWJOB2 OR F1 IF NO OTHER INT1JOBS

d11 ne 01

if INT1F9=98 FOR ANY JOB, “OTHER” AND “ANY OTHER JOBS besides the one(s) we just discussed”

COBRA C1

F1. Now I’d like to ask some questions about any (other) jobs you may have had since your last interview. Since [INT1 DATE], have you worked (at a job/at any other jobs besides the one(s) we just discussed) for pay? Include both part-time and full-time jobs, as well as any self-employment jobs or business ventures held for pay or profit, even if you held them for only a short time.

YES 01

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

PROGRAMMER SKIP BOX F1.1

IF FS2=01 AND F1=00, d OR r, GO TO F14

IF FS2=01 and F1=01, GO TO F4

IF FS2=00 AND F1=01, GO TO F4

IF FS2=00 AND F1=00, GO TO G3.

F2 NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

F3 IS ASKED LATER THIS ROUND

D11 OR F1=01

IF D11 OR FS2=01, “INCLUDING YOUR CURRENT JOB(S)”

IF FS2=01 FOR GT1 JOB, “JOBS”

COBRA C3

F4. (Including your current job(s)) how many different jobs have you worked at since your last interview in [INT1 MONTH]? Again, please include both part time and full-time jobs, as well as any self-employment jobs or business ventures held for pay or profit.

INTERVIEWER: IF A JOB THAT WAS INTERRUPTED BY TWO OR MORE UNPAID WEEKS, COUNT AS SEPARATE JOBS, EVEN IF IT IS WITH THE SAME EMPLOYER. IF THE SEPARATION WAS LESS THAN TWO WEEKS, COUNT IT AS ONE JOB.

INTERVIEWER: TREAT JOBS WITH TEMPORARY AGENCIES AND SELF-EMPLOYED CONSULTING JOBS AS ONE JOB, REGARDLESS OF THE NUMBER OF ASSIGNMENTS.

| | NUMBER OF JOBS

(1-5)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

PROGRAMMER LOOP BOX F4.1

ASK F5 ACROSS ALL NEW JOBS FIRST, THEN ASK F6-18 FOR ALL NEW JOBS

IF FS2=01 FOR ANY JOB AND F1=01, ASK F14-F17 ABOUT JOBS WHERE FS2=01 FIRST, THEN ASK F6-F18 ABOUT NEW JOBS FROM F5

new jobs only

D11, fs2, OR F1=01

IF fs2 or f1=01, “Other”, IF FS2=01, START AT F14

My next questions ask about the jobs you’ve had since [INT1 MONTH/YEAR]).

F5. INT2NEWJOB [1] Please tell me the name of the [other/first] company you worked for since [INT1 MONTH].

INT2NEWJOBS [2], [3], [4], [5]: What was the name of the company you worked for after that?

PROGRAMMER: THE NUMBER OF JOBS LISTED SHOULD MATCH NUMBER AT F4.

(SPECIFY) 99

(STRING 50)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

INT2new jobs only

F1=01

F6. Let me verify. Since [INT1 MONTH] you worked at [FILL F5 NAMES FOR INTNEWJOBS 1-5]. Is this correct?

INTERVIEWER: IF CORRECT, ENTER “1” AND CONTINUE TO F6a. IF NOT CORRECT. GO BACK TO F4 AND F5 TO ENTER CORRECT NUMBER AND NAMES OF JOBS HELD.

YES 01

NO–ADD JOBS 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

INT2new jobs only

F1=01

F6a. Is [INT2NEWJOB1-NEWJOB5] the same employer you worked for in [JOB SEPARATION MONTH, YEAR]?

YES 01

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

new jobs only

ALL

F7. In what month and year did you first start working at [INT2NEWJOB1-INTNEWJOB5]?

IF DON’T KNOW OR REFUSED, PROBE: What month was it? Was it early in the month, in the middle of the month, or late in the month? Your best estimate is fine.

PROBE: Since [INT1 MONTH].

PROGRAMMER: IF RESPONDENT RETURNED TO THE SAME EMPLOYER, DATE MUST BE AFTER UI CLAIM DATE.

| | | / | | | / | 2 | 0 | | | F9

MONTH DAY YEAR

(01–12) (01-31) (14–15)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

INT2new jobs only

F7=d OR r

F8. About how many weeks or months ago did you start working at [INT2NEWJOB1-INT2NEWJOB5]?

PROBE: Your best estimate is fine.

| | | WEEKS

(RANGE)

| | | MONTHS

(RANGE)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

INT2new jobs only

ALL

F9. On what date did your job at [INT2NEWJOB1-NEWJOB5] end?

COBRA

C9 MOD

IF DON’T KNOW OR REFUSED, PROBE: What month was it? Was it early in the month, in the middle of the month, or late in the month? Your best estimate is fine.

| | | / | | | / | 2 | 0 | 1 | 4 | F14

MONTH DAY YEAR

(01–12) (01-31)

STILL AT JOB 98 f11

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SOFT CHECK: IF D11=01 (CURRENTLY WORKING) AND C10 NE 02 (HOURS REDUCED), CHECK THAT AT LEAST ONE OF INT2NEWJOB1-INT2JOB5=98 (STILL AT JOB). IF NO, SAY: “I recorded that you are currently working. Is that correct?”

INT2new jobs only

F9 = d or r

F10. Would you say your job at [INT2NEWJOB1-INT2NEWJOB5] ended…

COBRA

C9a

PROBE: Your best estimate is fine.

Within the past two weeks, 01

Between 3 and 4 weeks ago, 02

Between 5 and 6 weeks ago, 03

Between 7 and 8 weeks ago, or 04

More than 8 weeks ago? 05

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

INT2new jobs only

F9=98 AND F6a NE 01

COBRA

C10

F11. What kind of work do you do or duties do you have at [INT2NEWJOB1-INT2NEWJOB5]?

(STRING 250)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

INT2new jobs only

F9=98 AND F6a NE 01

COBRA

C11

F12. What kind of company is this—what do they make, sell, or do?

(STRING 250)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

INT2new jobs only

F9=98 AND F6a NE 01

COBRA

C10

F13. Are any of the following benefits available to you at [INT2NEWJOB1-INT2NEWJOB3]? (READ a-c)

INTERVIEWER: IF BENEFITS WERE OR WILL BE AVAILABLE TO SAMPLE MEMBER AFTER A STANDARD PROBATIONARY PERIOD, CODE YES, EVEN IF NOT USED.

	CODE ONE PER EACH ROW
	YES	NO	DON’T KNOW	REFUSED
a. health insurance benefits?	01	00	d	r
b. paid sick days?	01	00	d	r
c. a retirement savings or pension plan?	01	00	d	r

ALL JOBS

FS2=01 OR F9=DATE OR 98

COBRA

C14

F14. How many hours per week, including regular overtime hours do you usually work at [INT1NEWJOB1-INT1NEWJOB5/INT2NEWJOB1-INT2NEWJOB5]?

PROBE: On average. Your best estimate is fine.

| | | HOURS F16

(1-80)

VARIES v

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

ALL JOBS

F14=v, d, OR r

COBRA

C14a

F15. Would you say you work less than 20 hours per week, between 20 and 29 hours per week, between 30 and 34 hours per week, or 35 or more hours per week?

PROBE: On average. Your best estimate is fine.

LESS THAN 20 HOURS PER WEEK 01

BETWEEN 20 AND 29 HOURS PER WEEK 02

BETWEEN 30 AND 34 HOURS PER WEEK 03

35 OR MORE HOURS PER WEEK 04

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

ALL JOBS

FS2=01 OR F9= DATE OR 98

COBRA

C15a

F16. What is your usual pay, including tips, bonuses and commissions at [INT1NEWJOB1-INT1NEWJOB5/INT2NEWJOB1-INT2NEWJOB5] before taxes or other deductions (were/are) taken?

PROBE: Your best estimate is fine.

INTERVIEWER: ACCEPT MOST CONVENIENT PAY PERIOD. IF NECESSARY, CONFIRM PAY PERIOD.

$ | | | | , | | | | . | | |

5.00 – 500,000.00 PROGRAMMER LOOP BOX F17ck.1

PER HOUR (>$50) 01

PER WEEK (>$2,000) 02

ONCE EVERY TWO WEEKS (>$4,000) 03

TWICE A MONTH (>$4,000) 04

PER MONTH (>$8,000) 05

PER YEAR (>$100,000) 06

OTHER (SPECIFY) 99

(STRING 250)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SOFT CHECK: IF OUT OF RANGE, SAY “I recorded [F16 ANSWER]. Is that correct?”

ALL JOBS

F16 = D OR R

COBRA

C15b

F17. I’ll read some ranges. Please try to estimate your annual pay at [INT1NEWJOB1-INT1NEWJOB5/INT2NEWJOB1-INT2NEWJOB5]. Would you say your annual earnings are…

PROBE: (Did/Does) this include tips and commissions?

Less than $10,000 per year, 01

$10,000 or more, but less than $20,000 per year, 02

$20,000 or more but less than $30,000 per year, 03

$30,000 or more but less than $40,000 per year, 04

$40,000 or more but less than $50,000 per year, 05

$50,000 or more but less than $75,000 per year, 06

$75,000 or more but less than $100,000 per year, or 07

More than $100,000 per year? 08

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

new JOBS

f9 ne 98

F18. What was the main reason this job at [NEWJOB1-NEWJOB3] ended? Was it because…

INTERVIEWER: LAID-OFF INCLUDES REORGANIZATION/ DOWNSIZING/ COMPANY SOLD/ COMPANY MOVED/ COMPANY WENT OUT OF BUSINESS/ PLANT OR FACILITY MOVED OR CLOSED/ END OF TERM IN SERVICE/ENLISTMENT UP/REDUCTION IN FORCE OR RIF’ED/ JOB/POSITION ELIMINATED

You were laid off, 01

You retired, 02

You were discharged or fired, 03

You quit, 04

Or was there some other reason? (SPECIFY) 99

(STRING 250)

GOT A BETTER JOB 05

MOVED 06

HAD HEALTH PROBLEMS 07

RETURNED TO SCHOOL 08

NEEDED TO TAKE CARE OF A FAMILY MEMBER 09

JOB COMPLETED/ TEMP. WORK/ SEASONAL WORK/ WORK PERIOD ENDED 10

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

PROGRAMMER LOOP BOX F18.1

IF CURRENT LOOP IS FOR INT1NEWJOB1 AND FS2=1 FOR INT1NEWJOB2 OR INT1NEWJOB3, GO TO F14 FOR THAT (THOSE) JOB(S), IF (LAST INT1NEWJOB OR FS2 NE 1) AND F1=01, GO TO F6a FOR INT2NEWJOB1

IF ALL JOBS FROM INT1 AND F5 HAVE BEEN LOOPED, GO TO F17ck

ALL

F17ck. PROGRAMMER: IS THE SUM OF HOURS REPORTED AT F14 GE 35? OR DOES F15=04 FOR ANY JOB?

YES 01 G3

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

ALL JOBS

F17ck NE 01

F3. My computer shows that your total weekly work hours are less than 35. Do you want to work a full-time workweek of 35 hours or more per week?

INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT DISPUTES TOTAL HOURS, GO BACK TO F14 OR F15 AND ENTER CORRECTED NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED.

YES 01

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SECTION G: FINANCIAL WELL-BEING

G1, G1a, AND G2 NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

ALL

If INT1 B2 gt 01, “and other members of your HOUSEHOLD”

IF INT1 G1a=01 OR INT1 G2=01, “BUT DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR MORTGAGE HERE”.

We understand that many people who become unemployed face difficulty paying their bills and meeting their financial commitments. These next questions are about financial obligations.

COBRA I3

G3. What is the total amount of debt and loans you (and other members of your household) have currently? Please include automobile loans, student loans, balances on credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans owed to individuals (but do not include your mortgage here).

PROBE: Your best estimate is fine.

INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT GIVES A MONTHLY AMOUNT, REPEAT THE QUESTION AND EMPHASIZE THE WORD TOTAL.

$ | | | | , | | | | 1-999,999
TOTAL DEBT CURRENTLY (>$100,000) G5

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SOFT CHECK: IF OUT OF RANGE: I recorded G3 ANSWER). Is that correct?

G3=d OR r

G4. Would you say it was…

COBRA I3a

Less than $5,000, 01

Between $5,000 to under $10,000, 02

Between $10,000 to under $20,000, 03

Between $20,000 to under $30,000, 04

Between $30,000 to under $50,000, 05

Between $50,000 to under $100,000, 06

Or more than $100,000? 07

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

ALL

If INT1 B2 gt 01, “OR OTHER MEMBERS OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD”

COBRA I5
MOD

G5. Since [INT1 MONTH], have you (or other members of your household) been 60 or more days late paying any of your bills?

YES 01

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

ALL

IF C2b=01, “ARE”, ELSE “WERE”

NEW

G6. Since [INT1 MONTH], how important (are/were) your unemployment insurance payments in helping you meet your financial obligations? Would you say those benefits (are/were) very important, somewhat important, somewhat unimportant, or very unimportant in helping you meet your financial obligations?

VERY IMPORTANT 01

SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT 02

SOMEWHAT UNIMPORTANT 03

VERY UNIMPORTANT 04

did not receive benefits/HAS not receiveD benefits yet n

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

all

COBRA

I12
MOD

G6a. In addition to financial adjustments, people sometimes make adjustments in their eating habits following the loss of a job. Which of the following statements best describes the food eaten in your household since you were interviewed in [INT1 MONTH]. Would you say that you had enough of the kinds of food you wanted to eat, enough but not always the kinds of food you wanted to eat, sometimes not enough to eat, or often not enough to eat?

ENOUGH OF THE KINDS WANTED TO EAT 01

ENOUGH BUT NOT ALWAYS THE KIND OF FOOD WANTED TO EAT 02

SOMETIMES NOT ENOUGH TO EAT 03

OFTEN NOT ENOUGH TO EAT 04

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

G7 NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

all

G8. For this next question, please think about savings you could easily access and do not include money you may have in retirement savings accounts. About how much savings do you have now? Would you say that you now have less than $5,000, $5,000 to $10,000, $10,000 to $15,000, $15,000 to $20,000, or more than $20,000 in savings?

PROBE: By easily access we mean money you could retrieve and use quickly. Your best estimate is fine.

NONE 00

LESS THAN $5,000 01

$5,000 TO UNDER $10,000 02

$10,000 TO UNDER $15,000 03

$15,000 TO UNDER $20,000 04

MORE THAN $20,000 05

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

INT1 G7a, INT1 G7b, INT1 G7c, INT1 G7d, INT1 G7e, OR INT1 G7f = 01

If INT1 B2 gt 01, “OR ANYONE ELSE IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD”

G9. Since [INT1 MONTH], did you (or anyone else in your household)…

UCP G12 MOD	CODE ONE PER ROW
	YES	NO	DON’T KNOW	REFUSED
a. (INT1 G7a = 01) withdraw money from savings accounts?	01	00	d	r
b. (INT1 G7b = 01) access cash from credit card accounts?	01	00	d	r
c. (INT1 G7c= 01) access money from a home equity line of credit?	01	00	d	r
d. (INT1 G7d=01) access funds from investment accounts such as certificates of deposits, money market accounts, stocks, or bonds?	01	00	d	r
e. (INT1 G7e =01) make an early withdrawal from a retirement savings investment account such as a 401(k), 403(b), or IRA?	01	00	d	r
f. (INT1 G7f=01) take early retirement to get benefits from a pension plan?	01	00	d	r

G10 THROUGH G14b NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

INT1 B2 GT 01

COBRA

H6

MOD

G15. For these next questions about finances and income support, please answer in terms of what is happening now. Is anyone else in your household now receiving unemployment insurance compensation benefits? Please do not include your benefits here.

YES 01

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

ALL

IF INT1 B2 GT 01, “OR ANYONE ELSE IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD”

COBRA

H6

MOD

G16. Are you (or anyone else in your household) now receiving…(READ a-e)

	CODE ONE PER ROW
PROGRAMS	YES	NO	DON’T KNOW	REFUSED
a. Food Stamp or SNAP benefits?	01	00	d	r
b. Welfare benefits such as [STATE TANF NAME] or General Assistance?	01	00	d	r
c. SSI, SSDI, or other disability benefits?	01	00	d	r
d. Social Security or Pension benefits?	01	00	d	r
e. Medicaid or [STATEMED]?	01	00	d	r

INT1B1=01 or INT1B3=01,02, 03 or 04

IF INT1 B1=01, FILL “SPOUSE”, IF B3=01 OR 04, FILL “PARTNER”. IF B3=02, FILL “BOYFRIEND”. IF B3=03, FILL “GIRLFRIEND”

G17. On average, how many hours per week does your (spouse/partner/boyfriend/girlfriend) usually work now?

| | | HOURS PER WEEK

(10-80)

NO LONGER PART OF HOUSEHOLD/NA 98

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

INT1 B2GT 02

COBRA

H12

G18. Since [INT1 MONTH], did anyone else in your household besides you begin working or begin working more hours?

YES 01

NO 00

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SECTION H: CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

ALL

NEW

HS1. Now I’d like to ask about your satisfaction with the unemployment insurance program.

Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your experience with the unemployment insurance program? Would you say you are very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, somewhat dissatisfied, or very dissatisfied?

CODE ONE ONLY

Very satisfied 01

Somewhat satisfied 02

Somewhat dissatisfied 03

Very dissatisfied 04

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

H1 NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

H2a-H2d NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

ALL

H2e. And, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the speed or timeliness of receiving your benefit checks or deposits?

PROBE: Would you say you are very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, somewhat dissatisfied, or very dissatisfied?

CODE ONE ONLY

Very satisfied 01

Somewhat satisfied 02

Somewhat dissatisfied 03

Very dissatisfied 04

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

H3 AND H4 NOT ASKED AT SECOND INTERVIEW

SECTION I: CLOSING AND CONTACT INFORMATION

ALL

IF A0 = 02, FILL $30.

fill with contact info from SAMPLE LOAD OR FROM INT1I2, IF UPDATED.

COBRA K1

I1. PROGRAMMER: IF WE HAVE NAME, ADDRESS, AND PHONE NUMBER FROM THE FIRST INTERVIEW, DISPLAY THAT ADDRESS, AND PHONE NUMBER.

That was my last survey question. Now, please verify your current mailing information so that we can send your check for ($20/$30). Is your name, current address and phone number [FILL FROM I1 in INT1]?

PROBE: Is there an apartment number?

SAME AS PROVIDED 00 Is2a

INCORRECT INFORMATION ABOVE, NEED TO ENTER NEW INFORMATION 01

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

I1=01, d, OR r

I2. UPDATE INFORMATION BELOW

COBRA K2

What is the correct spelling of your name and your current mailing address and phone number?

PROBE: Is there an apartment number?

(STRING 50)

FIRST NAME

(STRING 50)

MIDDLE INITIAL/NAME

(STRING 50)

LAST NAME

(STRING 60)

ADDRESS 1

(STRING 60)

ADDRESS 2

(STRING 10)

APARTMENT NUMBER

(STRING 60)

CITY

(STRING 2)

STATE/TERRITORY

| | | | | | - | | | | |

ZIP CODE (+ 4 IF NEEDED)

| | | | - | | | | - | | | | |

International Phone (STRING 50)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SOFT CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Exchange = 555); Let me repeat that to you. REPEAT. Is that correct?

HARD CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Area code LE 200); I’m sorry. My computer is indicating an error with that area code. Please give me the number again.

INT1 I2b = answer

NEW

IS2a. Is your cell phone number [FILL INT1 I2b]?

YES 01 I3

NO 00 i2a

DON’T KNOW d i2a

REFUSED r I2a

iS2a ne 1

COBRA K2a

I2a. Do you have a cell phone number?

YES 01

NO 00 i3

DON’T KNOW d i3

REFUSED r I3

I2A=01

COBRA K2b

I2b. What is your cell phone number?

RECORD VERBATIM

| | | | - | | | | - | | | | |

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SOFT CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Exchange = 555); Let me repeat that to you. REPEAT. Is that correct?

HARD CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Area code LE 200); I’m sorry. My computer is indicating an error with that area code. Please give me the number again.

INT1 I4 = answer

NEW

IS3. Is your email address [FILL INT1 I4]?

YES 01 I5

NO 00 i3

DON’T KNOW d i3

REFUSED r I3

iS3 ne 1

I3. Do you have an email address?

COBRA K3

YES 01

NO 00 i5

DON’T KNOW d i5

REFUSED r I5

I3=01

COBRA K4

I4. What is your email address?

RECORD VERBATIM

(STRING 50)

DESCRIPTION

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

ALL

IF A0=02, FILL $30.

WIA 15
G11

I5. We will mail the check for ($20/$30) to you at [fill ADDRESS] within the next two weeks. As part of our study, we would like to interview you in about XX weeks to see how things are going. We will send you $30 for each interview you complete online. Someone from Mathematica will contact you when it is time for your next interview. In case you move, we would like to have the name, address, and phone number of two people who do not live with you who will know how to reach you. We would only contact these persons if we have trouble getting in touch with you directly.

At your last interview in [FILL INT1 MONTH] you gave us contact information for [FILL INT1 CONTACT 1 NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE]. Is this information still accurate and would they still know how to reach you?

SAME AS PROVIDED 00 I9S

INCORRECT INFORMATION ABOVE, NEED TO ENTER NEW INFORMATION 01

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

I5 NE 00

I5S. What is your first contact person’s name?

(STRING 50)

FIRST NAME

(STRING 50)

MIDDLE INITIAL/NAME

(STRING 50)

LAST NAME

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

I5 NE 00

COBRA K9a

I6. What is [FIRST NAME FROM I5S]’s address?

PROBE: Is there an apartment number?

(STRING 60)

ADDRESS 1

(STRING 60)

ADDRESS 2

(STRING 10)

APARTMENT NUMBER

(STRING 60)

CITY

(STRING 2)

STATE/TERRITORY

| | | | | | - | | | | |

ZIP CODE (+ 4 IF NEEDED)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

I5 NE 00

COBRA K9b

I7. What is [NAME FROM I5S]’s phone number? Please give me the telephone number, area code first.

| | | | - | | | | - | | | | |

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SOFT CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Exchange = 555); Let me repeat that to you. REPEAT. Is that correct?

HARD CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Area code LE 200); I’m sorry. My computer is indicating an error with that area code. Please give me the number again.

I5 NE 00

COBRA K10

I8. How is [NAME FROM I5S] related to you?

SPOUSE/PARTNER 01

MOTHER 02

FATHER 03

SON OR DAUGHTER 04

GRANDPARENT 05

BROTHER/SISTER 06

AUNT/UNCLE 07

OTHER RELATIVE 08

FRIEND 09

NOT RELATED 10

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

INT1 I9=answer

I9S. At your last interview in [FILL INT1 MONTH] you also gave us contact information for [FILL INT1 CONTACT 2 NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE]. Is this information still accurate and would they still know how to reach you?

SAME AS PROVIDED 00 THANKS

INCORRECT INFORMATION ABOVE, NEED TO ENTER NEW INFORMATION 01

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

I9s ne 00

COBRA K9

I9. What is your second contact person’s name?

(STRING 50)

FIRST NAME

(STRING 50)

MIDDLE INITIAL/NAME

(STRING 50)

LAST NAME

DON’T KNOW d Thanks

REFUSED SECOND CONTACT r Thanks

I9s ne 00

I10. What is [SECOND NAME FROM I9]’s address?

COBRA K9a

PROBE: Is there an apartment number?

(STRING 60)

ADDRESS 1

(STRING 60)

ADDRESS 2

(STRING 10)

APARTMENT NUMBER

(STRING 60)

CITY

(STRING 2)

STATE/TERRITORY

| | | | | | - | | | | |

ZIP CODE (+ 4 IF NEEDED)

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

I9s ne 00

COBRA K9b

I11. What is [NAME FROM I9]’s phone number? Please give me the telephone number, area code first.

| | | | - | | | | - | | | | |

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

SOFT CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Exchange = 555); Let me repeat that to you. REPEAT. Is that correct?

HARD CHECK: IF CONDITION (e.g. Area code LE 200); I’m sorry. My computer is indicating an error with that area code. Please give me the number again.

I9s ne 00

COBRA K10

I12. How is [NAME FROM I9] related to you?

SPOUSE/PARTNER 01

MOTHER 02

FATHER 03

SON OR DAUGHTER 04

GRANDPARENT 05

BROTHER/SISTER 06

AUNT/UNCLE 07

OTHER RELATIVE 08

FRIEND 09

NOT RELATED 10

DON’T KNOW d

REFUSED r

ALL

COBRA THNX

THANKS. That was my last question. We really appreciate you taking the time to complete the second survey as part of this important study. We will be contacting you again in approximately XX weeks to complete the third survey with you. You will be paid $30 for completing that survey on the web or by calling in to complete it. Thanks again and best wishes.

INTERVIEWER: GO BACK AND CODE D8.

PROGRAMMER: DO NOT ALLOW INTERVIEWER TO CLOSE UNTIL D8 IS CODED.