I have two populations: part-time worker in the health industry (IND=17) and part-time worker in the financial industry (IND=12)
For those two populations I have several variables (demographic variables and professional variables) What would be a good table to show the different populations of part-time workers (how similar/different they are)? Should I work with percentages or means?
AGE
- 2 = 18-24 years old
- 3 = 25-29 years old
- 4 = 30-34 years old
- 5 = 35-39 years old
- 6 = 40-44 years old
- 7 = 45-49 years old
- 8 = 50-54 years old
- 9 = 55-59 years old
- 10 = 60-64 years old
- 11 = 65 years and older
SEX
- 1.00 = Male
- 2.00 = Female
EDU
- 1.00 = Pre-primary, primary and lower secondary education
- 2.00 = Apprenticeship/high school degree or equivalent
- 3.00 = College graduate
- 4.00 = Master degree
- 5.00 = PhD
SIZE
- 1 = Less than 10 employees
- 2 = 10-49 employees
- 3 = 50-99 employees
- 4 = 100-249 employees
- 5 = 250-499 employees
- 6 = 500-999 employees
- 7 = 1000 employees or more
FCT
- 1 = Marketing, sales, distribution management
- 2 = Production, manufacturing operations (purchases, process planning, storage etc.)
- 3 = Customer support (customer service, call center, counter, care)
- 4 = Infrastructure (IT operations and development, logistics)
- 5 = Research and development
- 6 = Internal services, finance/financial control, HR training
- 7 = Other
COLLAR
- 1 = Blue collar worker
- 2 = White collar worker
MGMT
- 1 = I do not manage other people
- 2 = I manage other people who are not managers
- 3 = I manage managers
SCOPE
- 1 = My company only has employees in my own country
- 2 = My company has employees in more than one but less than 10 countries
- 3 = My company has employees in more than 10 countries
TENURE
- 1 = Less than 1 year
- 2 = 1 year to less than 2 years
- 3 = 2 years to less than 5 years
- 4 = 5 years to less than 10 years
- 5 = 10 years to less than 20 years
- 6 = 20 years to less than 30 years
- 7 = 30 years and over
