Working in an Epidemic Survey FRESH-PEF74003-en Louis ERB Working in an Epidemic Survey TrEpid FRESH-PEF74003-en 74003 FRESH-PEF74003 CONFEDERATION GENERALE DU TRAVAIL (CGT) Epidemiology France Portal (PEF) null Louis;ERB Anxiety cognition Covid-19 working conditions employment conditions contamination Public, environmental and occupational health COVID-19 Socio-demographic and economic determinants: Employment Socio-demographic and economic determinants The French General Union of Engineers, Executives and Technicians of the General Confederation of Labour (UGICT-CGT) worked with union statisticians in the statistical departments of the Ministry of Labour (Dares) and the Ministry of Health (Drees) to conduct an online survey on the professional status of employees, the “Working in an Epidemic Survey” (TrEpid). The questionnaire was designed by union activists who were statisticians working in the Ministry of Social Affairs, experts in the areas covered. Insofar as possible, the questions were taken or adapted from surveys with “quality statistics and general interest” accreditation, awarded by the French National Committee on Statistical Data (Cnis). The individuals were asked about their professional and personal status, their main status during the lockdown (continued working on site, remote working, or loss of work, etc.). Additional questions related to the working conditions within the establishment. The sample collected was likely to cause selection biases in terms of respondents, for whom the average characteristics did not correspond to the overall population, for example, such as self-employed workers. Statistical methods were used to correct the sample structure (by type, socioprofessional category, type of employer and unionisation, etc.) to ensure that it corresponded to the characteristics of the French population by applying a margin calibration method. The evidence presented during this study also originates from data collected by the survey scheme, in response to open-ended or semi-open-ended questions (based on “Other: please specify...”). null France Individuals General population Male Female Other Young Adult (19 to 24 years) Adult (25 to 44 years) Middle Aged (45 to 64 years) Aged (65 to 79 years) The online questionnaire was distributed by the unions to numerous companies and public services, and also via the social networks and the various national media platforms. The survey collected 24,000 responses from highly diverse professional settings, and did not claim to be exhaustive or completely representative. Participant-reported health data Insee;Dares Quality of life/health perception One-time cross-sectional study Other >= 20000 individuals Other Observational Study Observational Study 24094 Completed study Restricted access Supply agreement Deadline of 2 to 4 weeks after signing the individual commitment form Databases in .csv or .sas7bdat format Free access