Employed by age group, sex and professional situation

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  • Sex

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    Both sexes Males Females

    Selected:3

    Total:3
  • Age

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    Total From 16 to 19 years From 20 to 24 years From 25 to 29 years From 30 to 39 From 40 to 49 From 50 to 59 From 60 to 64 years old From 65 to 69 years old 70 and over

    Selected:1

    Total:10
  • Professional status

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    Total Trabajador por cuenta propia: total Empleador Business person without employees or independent worker Member of a cooperative Ayuda familiar Employees: total Public sector wage earner Private sector wage earner Another professional situation

    Selected:1

    Total:10
  • 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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      Sex Professional status	.	.	.
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• Notes ( 2 )
  • 'Break of series in the professional status variable in Q1-2009. For further information visit attached file 'Changes questions on professional status EAPS-2009'
  • From the first quarter of 2007 on, the codification of the variable " type of administration " follows an essentially institutional criterion derivate from an exhaustive identifying relation of bodies belonging to the Social Security.
    
    Up to the fourth quarter of 2006 a functional-institutional mixed criterion was applied, in such a way that for the Social Security category there were included bodies that provided social or sanitary services and were organically dependent from other administrations (Central or Autonomous).
    
    In practice, although that circumstance does not affect the uniformity of the result series for the total public sector wage earners, however it does mean a break in the result series in the aforementioned categories of the type of administration variable. Specifically, since the first quarter of 2007, there has been a re-distribution of public sector wage earners belonging to the Social Security, most of which become, due to the application of the aforementioned criteria, wage earners of autonomic administrations.