Interviewer instructions
This question asks for the type of payment that the respondent receives for her work. Payment can come in two forms: in “cash” and in “kind.” For example, a woman who sells fruit in the market to people who pay money for it earns cash for her work. If the woman receives a portion of the fruit she takes to the market as payment, she receives “kind” for her work.
To answer Q. 206, you will need to determine if the woman receives payment in cash only, in kind only, both in cash and in kind, or whether she is not paid. If a respondent is a clerk and gets paid a regular salary, she earns CASH ONLY. If she is a domestic servant and she gets food and some cash, she is paid in CASH AND KIND. If she works as a domestic servant and she is not paid a salary but instead gets lodging and food only, she is paid IN KIND ONLY. If she is working on a farm owned by the family and receives no payment of money or other goods, then she is NOT PAID.
