Active population by nationality, sex and professional situation

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  • Sex

    Values that contain

    Both sexes Males Females

    Selected:3

    Total:3
  • Professional status

    Values that contain

    Total Trabajador por cuenta propia: total Wage earners Another professional situation Unemployed persons who left their last job more than 1 year ago Unemployed seeking first job

    Selected:1

    Total:6
  • Nationality

    Values that contain

    Total Spanish Dual nationality Foreign national: Total Foreign: European Union Foreign: Rest of Europe Foreign: South America Foreign: Rest of the world and stateless person

    Selected:1

    Total:8
  • Period

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    2013QIV 2013QIII 2013QII 2013QI 2012QIV 2012QIII 2012QII 2012QI 2011QIV 2011QIII 2011QII 2011QI 2010QIV 2010QIII 2010QII 2010QI 2009QIV 2009QIII 2009QII 2009QI 2008QIV 2008QIII 2008QII 2008QI 2007QIV 2007QIII 2007QII 2007QI 2006QIV 2006QIII 2006QII 2006QI 2005QIV 2005QIII 2005QII 2005QI

    Selected:1

    Total:36
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• Notes ( 5 )
  • 'Break of series in the professional status variable in Q1-2009. For further information visit attached file 'Changes questions on professional status EAPS-2009'
  • Persons with dual nationality are those that, in addition to the Spanish nationality, have another (foreign) one.
  • Unemployed persons who left their last job 12 or less months ago are classified by the professional status corresponding to that job.
  • The same as for active persons with Spanish nationality, only foreign nationalis living in family dwellings are considered
  • Since the first quarter of 2007 it includes the 27 countries of the European Union (EU-27), except for Spain. Therefore, the ten countries that entered the Union on 1st May 2004 (Cyprus, Slovenia, Estonia, Hungría, Letonia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia) and Bulgaria and Romania, which did so on 1st January 2007, are added to Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finlandia, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, the United Kingdom and Sweden. Up to the fourth quarter of 2006, the results for the European Union correspond to EU-25 .