Estimating parental leave in Canada using administrative data / by Feng Hou, Rachel Magolis and Michael Haan.: CS11-633/2017-9E-PDF
"This document describes the procedures for using linked administrative data sources to estimate paid parental leave rates in Canada and the issues surrounding this use. The paper first discusses the advantages and limitations of major relevant survey and administrative data sources for studying paid parental leave. It then outlines the steps taken to match the T1 Family File with the linkage file consisting of the T4 file, the Record of Employment (ROE) and the Longitudinal Employment Analysis Program, for the purpose of estimating parental leave rates. It further evaluates alternative ways of identifying parental leave based on information from the ROE and employment insurance benefits"--Abstract, p. 5.
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Department/Agency | Statistics Canada, issuing body. |
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Title | Estimating parental leave in Canada using administrative data / by Feng Hou, Rachel Magolis and Michael Haan. |
Series title | Analytical studies : methods and references, 2371-3429 ; no. 9 |
Publication type | Series - View Master Record |
Language | [English] |
Other language editions | [French] |
Format | Electronic |
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Note(s) | Release date: August 29, 2017. Issued also in French under title: Estimer l’utilisation des congés parentaux au Canada au moyen de données administratives. Includes bibliographical references. |
Publishing information | [Ottawa] : Statistics Canada, 2017. |
Author / Contributor | Hou, Feng, 1964- author. |
Description | 24 p. |
ISBN | 978-0-660-09240-9 |
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Departmental catalogue number | 11-633-X, no. 009 |
Subject terms | Family allowances |
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