Project GIG Economy – LONDON ONLY

Could you please tell me if you or any members of your family or close friends have ever worked in any of the following occupations or industries?

AdvertisingJournalismMarket ResearchMarketingMediaPublic RelationsDesignFood production/sales/dieticianNone of the above

Have you ever taken part in any market research group or interview, whether online or in a venue?

YesNo

When was the last time you took part in any market research?

In the last 6 monthsLonger than 6 months ago

How many focus groups have you ever attended?

01-33 or more

If you are invited to take part in any research, do you agree to be audio or video
recorded (for market research/internal purposes only)?
YesNo

Do you have any children, and if so, please could you tell me how old they are?
Yes, at homeYes, 18+ away from homeNo

In what area do you currently live?

In what area do you currently work?

What is your current employment status?
Working full time or part-timeWorking on a Zero Hours contractStudentHomemakerNot working/seeking employmentRetiredOther

Which of the following best describes the sort of contract you have with your employer?
I work fixed shifts each week/month and am paid an hourly wage or monthly salary for doing soI work variable shifts each week/month and am paid an hourly wage or monthly salary for doing soI work in a ‘gig economy’ role where I work as many or as few hours as I want toOther

Which of the following best describes your employer?
I am employed directly by a restaurantI am employed by an agencyNot Applicable

For how long have you worked in the catering or hospitality industry?

Which of the following best describes your current wage?
I earn the National Living Wage (£10.42 an hour as of 1st of April 2023)I earn £11 an hour or lessI earn between £11 and £12 an hourI earn between £12 and £13 an hourI earn between £13 and £14 an hourI earn between £14 and £15 an hourI earn more than £15 an hourI’m paid a salary, not by the hour

Can you estimate your hourly wage?
I earn the National Living Wage (£10.42 an hour as of 1st of April 2023)I earn £11 an hour or lessI earn between £11 and £12 an hourI earn between £12 and £13 an hourI earn between £13 and £14 an hourI earn between £14 and £15 an hourI earn more than £15 an hour