Labour-force surveys in the Current Population Survey tradition ask whether the respondent held more than one job in the reference week and, if so, how many hours belonged to the second attachment. Pay Depth treats that module as a set of week marks on a staff gauge: it can register a named second job, and it can miss irregular spells the respondent does not file as a job.
Week marks the instrument paints
The multiple-jobholding question is tied to a short window. Hours on the second job are collected when the respondent reports a second attachment. Monthly technical notes name the universe and the edit rules. Those bounds belong next to any rate later quoted as the second-job share of employment.
Spells the water covers
Occasional platform tasks, unpaid waiting, and work filed as a hobby often sit below the painted marks. Arrangement modules such as contingent-worker supplements ask a different object and cannot be stacked onto the multiple-jobholding rate without a documented crosswalk. This desk does not turn a second-job share into a personal hours plan. Corrections: support@paydepth.online.