Primeira página do produto: Resultados

Sigla do Produto: PME

Resumo do produto: Produzia indicadores para avaliar as flutuações e a tendência do mercado de trabalho.

Downloads: Trabalho_e_Rendimento/Pesquisa_Mensal_de_Emprego/

Séries Históricas:

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Microdados:

Microdata are the lowest level of disaggregation of the data of a survey, representing, in the form of numerical codes, the content of the questionnaires and preserving the confidentiality of the information. The microdata allow users, with expertise in programming languages or calculation software, to create their own tables.

The microdata files now presented are coupled with a documentation that provides the names and respective codes of the variables and their categories, the survey methodology and the data collection instrument.

Re-weighted Microdata

• Technical Note - Re-weighting of the estimates of the Monthly Employment Survey 2002-2015
• February 2016
• January 2016
• Year 2015
• Year 2014
• Year 2013
• Year 2012
• Year 2011
• Year 2010
• Year 2009
• Year 2008
• Year 2007
• Year 2006
• Year 2005
• Year 2004
• Year 2003
• Year 2002

Note: Re-weighting of the estimates of the Monthly Employment Survey 2002-2014

Microdata Before Re-weighting

• Documentation

• Year 2015
• Year 2014
• Year 2013
• Year 2012
• Year 2011
• Year 2010
• Year 2009
• Year 2008
• Year 2007
• Year 2006
• Year 2005
• Year 2004
• Year 2003
• Year 2002

Portaria de Precedência: Sim

The Monthly Employment Survey - PME was discontinued in March 2016 with the release of the results of February 2016. It covered six Metropolitan Areas (Recife, Salvador, Belo Horizonte, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Porto Alegre), and its basic topic was labor, coupled with educational and demographic characteristics, having the household as it investigation unit. The PME was replaced with the methodologically updated Continuous National Household Sample Survey - Continuous PNAD, covering the whole country. As a result, the IBGE met its users' demand for countrywide short-term information on the labor force.

The PME was initiated in 1980, undergoing a complete revision in 1982 and two partial ones, in 1988 and 1993, through which adjustments were made only to the sampling plan. In 2001, it went through a broad process of methodological review, aiming not only at broadening the labor characteristics and forms of insertion of the employed population in the labor market, but also at updating the thematic coverage of the survey and its adequacy to the recommendations of the International Labor Organization (ILO).

Along its 36 years, the PME became one of the main sources to follow up the short-term situation of the labor market. Its figures allowed the permanent assessment of movements and trends of the labor force within its geographic coverage.