Jobs Offering Selected Non-cash Benefits by Gross Hourly Pay, 1997-2003

Table A3.1 Proportion of Jobs Offering Luncheon Vouchers, Free Meals, or Free or Subsidised Canteen by Gross Hourly Pay, 1997-2003

Source: Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), Family Resources Survey (FRS) 1997-2002 (GB), 2002/03 (UK).

Table A3.2 Proportion of Jobs Offering Free or Subsidised Goods by Gross Hourly Pay, 1997-2003

Source: DWP, FRS 1997-2002 (GB), 2002/03 (UK).

Table A3.3 Proportion of Jobs Offering Shares or Share Options by Gross Hourly Pay, 1997-2003

Source: DWP, FRS 1997-2002 (GB), 2002/03 (UK).

Table A3.4 Proportion of Jobs Offering Mobile Phone for Personal or Work Use by Gross Hourly Pay, 1997-2003

Source: DWP, FRS 1997-2002 (GB), 2002/03 (UK).

Table A3.5 Proportion of Jobs Offering No Payments-in-kind by Gross Hourly Pay, 1997-2003

Source: DWP, FRS 1997-2002 (GB), 2002/03 (UK).

Notes:

1. The National Minimum Wage (NMW) rates for workers aged 22 and over in the period 1999-2002 were: £3.60 (1999), £3.70 (2000), £4.10 (2001), £4.20 (2002). The additional 10 pence is to allow for those employees who were paid marginally above the NMW and for the effects of rounding.

2. The FRS variables 'dvuhrhd' and 'dvuhrsp' measuring total weekly hours in the 1999-2004 datasets are not available in the 1997/98 and 1998/99 datasets. The 1997/98 and 1998/99 analyses use the 'tothouhd' and 'tothousp' variables.

3. No questions on mobile phones were asked in the 1997/98 survey (Table A3.4).

4. Notes apply to Tables A3.1-A3.5 unless otherwise specified.