DATA ARCHIVE

There is a lack of individual data for analyzing neighborhood effects that contains sufficient information about the direct neighborhood of individuals. At postcode level, this gap is to be closed with the DIW-IAB-RWI Neighborhood Panel for labor market data. Based on the Integrated Employment Biographies (IEB), aggregated data on employees (subject to social security contributions) and unemployed persons were generated. These data are available for the period 2004 to 2010.

RWI-GEO-LAB: DIW-IAB-RWI-Neighborhoodpanel Labor Market Data

Survey of parents whose children were born shortly before or after the introduction of parental allowances (Elterngeld) in Germany. The data set includes questions about the children, the employment and income situation of parents and , and plans for childcare.

DOI: 10.7807/JuFam:2009:V1

DOI: 10.7807/JuFam:2008:V1

Minimum hourly wage for roofers, painters and electricians (in eurosEUR) as well as working hours. Time series data from the generally binding collective agreements (Tarifverträge) in Germany

DOI: 10.7807/BMin:2007:V1

Postal, standardised survey of 3 000 craft enterprises and 1 000 non-craft enterprises.

DOI: 10.7807/InnoVer_HWU:2003:V1

DOI: 10.7807/InnoVer_nhwu:2003:V1

Company survey on location and cooperation. The data set includes the results of company surveys conducted in two waves (2007 and 2008) in model and reference areas of five German model cities (Bayreuth, Braunschweig, Hanover, Karlsruhe, Saarbrücken).

DOI: 10.7807/QI:2008:V1

The Germany-wide company survey about the minimum wage and smoking ban shows managers' assessments of the introduction of a minimum wage and potential effects. Observations of 800 companies from hairdressing, men's outfitters, security services, automotive workshop, hardware store, florist, sanitary technology and restaurants.

DOI: 10.7807/MLuRV:2008:V1

In 2012, a regulation was adopted requiring service station operators to pass on price changes to the market transparency body within 5 minutes. The Market Transparency Unit passes on these price changes to third parties. This leads to the publication of the price information on price comparison website. A web scraping algorithm was used to determine price information on the clever-tanken.de page.

DOI: 10.7807/benzin:tdBER:14-15:v1

For the evaluation of the federal “Education Premium” program, primary surveys were conducted among funded program participants and non-participants who were generally entitled to funding. The surveys of the two target groups were entitled “Experiences with the education bonus” and “Employment today and tomorrow” respectively. The data was collected using a panel design with the help of a computer-assisted telephone interview (CATI).

RWI-TVOD: Panel data on training activities – Voucher recipients and eligible employees Bildungsprämie

Marginal employment relationships, so-called mini-jobs, have become a not insignificant part of dependent employment in Germany. In 2012 and 2016, RWI conducted a survey of both marginally employed workers and employers with mini-jobs in North Rhine-Westphalia. The employees and employers were asked about personal characteristics, the structure of the mini-job and the enforcement of employee rights, among other things. In 2016, questions were also asked about the minimum wage. The employee and employer surveys are available for 2012 and 2016 respectively.

RWI-Minijobs NRW: Minijobs NRW: Employer and Employee Survey

This dataset is based on a randomized experiment investigating whether weight loss and weight maintenance bonuses can be an effective tool to combat obesity. The dataset contains information on medical and socioeconomic characteristics of the patients participating in this experiment. The experiment is based on overweight patients from four German Pension Insurance rehabilitation clinics in Baden-Württemberg with a body mass index of over 30 at the end of their hospital stay and with a personal weight reduction target that they are to achieve within four months.

RWI-Obesity: Finanical Incentives on Weight Loss

The data set contains the travel times between the population-weighted center points of the districts, independent cities and municipalities in Germany for the year 2021 and the corresponding territorial delimitation. The travel times were calculated using OpenStreetMap and the population-weighted center points using the RWI-GEO-GRID data.

Driving times - District & Municipality level