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American Time Use Survey 2017‐2018 Leave Module Microdata Files
This page includes links to the 2017-18 ATUS Leave and Job Flexibilities Module microdata files and supporting documentation. Researchers can use the Leave Module microdata files to produce their own estimates or do other analyses. Each ZIP file contains a data file along with computer programs that will read the data file into SAS, SPSS, and Stata. The data files are in CSV-format (comma-separated values).
The microdata files do not contain estimates. Tables showing estimates from the 2017-18 Leave and Job Flexibilities Module are available in the following news releases:
- Job Flexibilities and Work Schedules—2017-18 Data from the American Time Use Survey Summary.
- Access to and Use of Leave—2017-18 Data from the American Time Use Survey Summary
About ATUS Data
- How to use ATUS microdata files
- Instructions for downloading ATUS microdata files
ATUS 2017-18 Leave Module Data Dictionary
- ATUS 2017-18 Leave Module Data Dictionary (PDF) Describes the LV Respondent file, and includes names and descriptions of the variables appearing on the file.
ATUS 2017-18 Leave Module Data Files
- ATUS 2017-18 LV Respondent file (zip) (0.5 MB) The LV Respondent file contains information about Leave Module respondents, including their access to paid and unpaid leave, job flexibilities, and work schedules.
- ATUS 2017-18 LV Replicate Weights file (zip) (11.9 MB) The LV Replicate weights file contains respondent-level replicate weights.
ATUS Leave Module Survey Documentation
Last Modified Date: September 24, 2019