Active population by sex and occupation. Absolute values and percentages with respects to the total of each occupation

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  • Sex

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    Both sexes Males Females

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    Total:3
  • Occupation NCO-11

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    Total 1 Directors and managers A Directors and managers 11 Members of the executive power and of the bodies of legislation; Managers of the Public Administration and social organizations; Executive directors 12 Administrative and commercial department managers 13 Production and operations managers 14 Accommodation, catering and trade managers 15 Directors and managers of other businesses of services not classified under the section 2 Scientific and intellectual technicians and professionals B Health and education scientific and intellectual professionals and specialists 21 Health professionals 22 Early childhood, primary, secondary and post-secondary teaching professionals 23 Other teaching professionals C Other scientific and intellectual specialists and professionals 24 Physical, chemical, mathematical and engineering sciences professionals 25 Legal professionals 26 Specialists in the organization of the Public Administration and businesses and of commercialization 27 Information technology professionals 28 Social sciences professionals 29 Culture and arts professionals 3 Technicians; support professionals D Specialists; support professionals 31 Engineering and sciences specialists 32 Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 33 Health care specialists and alternative therapy professionals 34 Financial and mathematical support professionals 35 Representatives, sales and purchasing agents and related professionals 36 Administrative management support professionals; Security forces specialists 37 Legal, social, cultural, sporting and related services support professionals 38 Information and communications technologies (ICT) specialists 4 Accounting, administrative and other office employees E Office employees who do not deal with the public 41 Accounting and finance services employees, and production and transport support services employees 42 Library, mail carrier and related clerks 43 Other administrative employees who do not work with customer services F Office employees who deal with the public 44 Travel consultants and clerks, receptionists and telephone switchboard operators; employees at banks and postal service windows and similar (except tellers) 45 Administrative employees who work with customer services and are not classified in the sections below 5 Workers in catering, personal, and protection services and salespersons G Catering and trade services workers 50 Waiters and bartenders, and cooks who are restaurant owners 51 Catering services wage-earning workers 52 Shop salespersons 53 Shopowner traders 54 Sales workers (except in shops and department stores) 55 Cashiers and ticket clerks (except in banks) H Health services and personal care workers 56 Health services personal care workers 57 Other personal care workers 58 Personal services workers I Protective and security services workers 59 Protective and security services workers 6 Skilled agricultural, livestock, forestry and fishing sector workers J Skilled agricultural, livestock, forestry and fishery workers 61 Skilled farming workers 62 Skilled livestock workers (including poultry, beekeeping and similar livestock) 63 Skilled mixed agricultural workers 64 Skilled forestry, fishery and hunting activities workers 7 Craftspersons and skilled workers in manufacturing and construction (except installation and machinery operators K Skilled construction workers, except machinery operators 71 Structural construction workers and related workers 72 Building and installation finishers (except electricians), painters and related workers L Skilled manufacturing industry workers, except installation and machinery operators 73 Welders, sheet-metal workers, structural-metal preparers and erectors, blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 74 Machinery mechanics and adjusters 75 Workers specialised in electricity and electrotechnology 76 Metal precision mechanics, ceramists, glass workers, handicraft and printing workers 77 Food, beverage and tobacco industry workers 78 Woodworking, textile, garment, fur, leather, footwear and other trades workers 8 Installation and machinery operators and assemblers M Stationary plant and machine operators, and assemblers 81 Stationary plant and machine operators 82 Fitters and assemblers in factories N Mobile machine drivers and operators 83 Locomotive engine drivers, agricultural machine and mobile heavy equipment operators, and seamen 84 City or road transport vehicle drivers 9 Basic occupations O Unskilled services workers (except transport) 91 Domestic employees 92 Other cleaning workers 93 Food preparation assistants 94 Urban garbage workers, street vendors and other elementary services occupations P Agricultural, fishery, construction, manufacturing and transport industry labourers 95 Agrarian, forestry and fishery labourers 96 Construction and mining labourers 97 Manufacturing industries labourers 98 Transport, loading and stocking labourers 0 Military occupations Q Military occupations 00 Military occupations Inactive persons who left their last job more than 1 year ago Unemployed seeking first job

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    Total:92
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    Total:2
  • Period

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    2023QIV 2023QIII 2023QII 2023QI 2022QIV 2022QIII 2022QII 2022QI 2021QIV 2021QIII 2021QII 2021QI

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    Total:12
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• Notes ( 3 )
  • The unemployed persons who quitted their last job 12 months ago or less, are classified by the occupancy corresponding to this job
  • In the first quarter of 2020, as a consequence of the declaration of the high alert period (Royal Decrees 463/2020 and 487/2020) caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the sample size of the first EPA interviews in weeks 11 to 13 has been lower than in other quarters, meaning that the variation coefficients for the most disaggregated estimates may be higher than usual. We recommended that you consult the related INEbase tables coeficientes de variación.
  • The data in this table has been uploaded as of May 31, 2021