That is, the probability of transition into standard work and transition into non-employment is estimated by two separate probit models. The estimations presented in Figure 4.11 capture the marginal effects of the labour market and job status in the previous year on the probability of having a standard job. The reference group is that of the unemployed, i.e. the numbers for standard work, temporary, part-time, self-employed and inactive should be interpreted as how much more or less likely such individuals are to move to a standard job in the next year compared with unemployed people with similar characteristics. In Belgium, for instance, the likelihood of having a standard job in the current period for men is 32 percentage points.