What is the name of the survey that collects information about personal circumstances and the Labour Market?

The Labour Force Survey is designed specifically to collect information about individuals’ personal circumstances and their involvement in the labour market. This survey gathers data on various aspects such as employment status, job types, hours worked, and demographic information, which provides a comprehensive view of the labour market's dynamics. Its findings help policymakers, economists, and researchers understand employment trends, unemployment rates, and the general economic well-being of the population.

In contrast, the Census of Employment typically focuses on businesses and establishments rather than personal circumstances. Job Market Analysis can be a broader term and may refer to various studies but lacks the systematic data collection method of the Labour Force Survey. The Economic Activity Survey may also provide insights into economic participation but does not focus specifically on individual circumstances as thoroughly as the Labour Force Survey does.