Miscellaneous
Wages
|
2002 |
2003 |
2004 |
2004 |
2005 |
| GROSS WAGE
PER EMPLOYEE, in SIT |
new methodology |
| Total |
235.436 |
253.200 |
267.571 |
264.403 |
277.279 |
| Agriculture, fishing |
196.197 |
207.446 |
217.474 |
215.981 |
224.253 |
| A Agriculture |
196.758 |
207.565 |
217.554 |
216.252 |
224.225 |
| B Fishing |
183.110 |
197.567 |
207.828 |
205.207 |
218.670 |
| Industry, construction |
200.160 |
215.547 |
230.884 |
229.615 |
243.067 |
| C Mining and quarrying |
274.202 |
298.122 |
326.739 |
324.410 |
344.670 |
| D Manufacturing |
196.220 |
211.060 |
226.029 |
225.806 |
238.985 |
| E Elect., gas&water
supply |
277.009 |
299.812 |
324.344 |
322.478 |
353.836 |
| F Construction |
188.911 |
204.316 |
218.781 |
214.536 |
224.794 |
| Production services |
216.457 |
232.528 |
247.320 |
242.355 |
253.747 |
| G Distributive trade |
207.059 |
222.101 |
237.002 |
233.682 |
244.880 |
| H Hotels & restaurants |
178.105 |
189.230 |
200.054 |
196.458 |
202.895 |
| I Transport, storage & communications |
251.625 |
272.238 |
290.603 |
284.881 |
299.377 |
| Business services |
283.209 |
305.446 |
322.248 |
312.967 |
325.355 |
| J Financial intermediation |
339.900 |
370.832 |
392.954 |
388.044 |
413.896 |
| K Real estate |
254.626 |
273.716 |
288.965 |
283.421 |
292.763 |
| Public services |
293.973 |
312.583 |
321.405 |
319.911 |
330.580 |
| L Public administration |
299.889 |
321.502 |
322.912 |
322.928 |
333.302 |
| M Education |
288.038 |
309.968 |
326.002 |
325.463 |
340.967 |
| N Health & social
work |
291.318 |
308.013 |
312.423 |
310.990 |
316.827 |
| O Other soc.&person.serv. |
293.764 |
307.184 |
325.541 |
316.566 |
325.159 |
| Sources
of data: SORS, AP, BS, OECD Main Economic
Indicators, calculations IMAD. |
| Notes:
The September 2005 data on the monthly
gross wage per employee were calculated
according to the new methodology for
2004 and beyond. 1Data on wages based
on SCA, basic data on wages - SORS,
since January 2002, SORS' figures were
used, which ignore the changes in subgroup
85.322 - organizations for handicapped
persons. Figures in the second column
for 2002 and onwards include corrections
made by the SORS to the subgroup 85.322. |
Labour market
| |
2001 |
2002 |
2003 |
2004 |
2005 |
| Number in
thousand |
|
|
|
|
|
| A |
FORMAL LABOUR FORCE (A=B+E) |
908,2 |
911,4 |
899,1 |
900,3 |
905,0 |
| B |
PERSONS IN FORMAL EMPLOYMENT (C+D) |
806,3 |
808,7 |
801,4 |
807,5 |
813,1 |
|
In agriculture, forestry, fishing |
42,3 |
45,4 |
37,7 |
41,2 |
38,7 |
|
In industry, construction |
321,8 |
323,3 |
318,4 |
313,9 |
310,9 |
|
Of which: in manufacturing |
240,8 |
243,1 |
238,9 |
236,1 |
233,7 |
|
In construction |
64,1 |
63,4 |
63,3 |
62,2 |
61,7 |
|
In services |
442,2 |
440,0 |
445,2 |
452,3 |
463,5 |
|
Of which: in public administration |
44,6 |
45,9 |
47,7 |
49,9 |
49,1 |
|
in education, health-services social
work |
110,1 |
101,6 |
102,7 |
105,0 |
106,5 |
| C |
FORMALLY EMPLOYED 1 |
722,1 |
721,4 |
722,1 |
724,4 |
731,6 |
|
In enterprises and organisations |
653,8 |
654,6 |
656,0 |
658,7 |
666,2 |
|
In small scale sector |
68,4 |
66,8 |
66,2 |
65,6 |
65,4 |
| D |
SELF EMPLOYED AND FARMERS |
84,2 |
87,3 |
79,2 |
83,1 |
81,5 |
| E |
REGISTERED UNEMPLOYMENT |
101,9 |
102,6 |
97,7 |
92,8 |
91,9 |
|
Female |
51,7 |
52,5 |
51,6 |
49,3 |
49,4 |
|
By age: under 26 |
24,5 |
24,7 |
25,5 |
24,3 |
22,2 |
|
Older than 40 |
51,5 |
50,7 |
43,1 |
39,7 |
40,1 |
|
Unskilled |
47,9 |
48,2 |
43,2 |
38,6 |
37,5 |
|
For more than 1 year |
60,0 |
55,8 |
47,5 |
42,9 |
43,4 |
|
Those receiving benefits |
25,8 |
24,4 |
24,3 |
22,3 |
23,3 |
| F |
RATE OF REGISTERED UNEMPLOYMENT,
E/A, in % |
11,2 |
11,3 |
10,9 |
10,3 |
10,2 |
| G |
FLOWS OF FORMAL LABOUR FORCE |
2,8 |
-2,3 |
-10,2 |
2,4 |
8,0 |
|
New unemployed first job seekers |
21,9 |
21,4 |
25,4 |
26,0 |
21,7 |
|
Redundancies |
65,8 |
66,0 |
68,8 |
69,6 |
67,2 |
|
Registered unemployed who found employment |
52,7 |
52,2 |
50,5 |
54,3 |
53,9 |
|
Other unemployed erased out of register |
35,3 |
39,9 |
47,3 |
46,6 |
33,1 |
|
Change in number of work permits
for foreigners |
-6,4 |
2,1 |
3,5 |
-0,5 |
3,9 |
|
Retirements 2 |
14,6 |
14,8 |
15,1 |
15,4 |
12,3 |
|
Deaths 2 |
2,7 |
2,6 |
2,5 |
2,5 |
2,5 |
|
Others who found employment 2 |
37,9 |
29,4 |
23,9 |
39,5 |
28,9 |
| H |
JOB VACANCIES 3 |
11,9 |
11,6 |
12,1 |
14,1 |
16,9 |
|
For fixed term, in % |
72,4 |
74,4 |
73,8 |
73,7 |
75,6 |
| I |
WORK PERMITS FOR FOREIGNERS |
38,2 |
35,3 |
39,7 |
39,7 |
41,6 |
|
As % of labour force (I/A) |
4,2 |
3,9 |
4,4 |
4,4 |
4,6 |
| Sources of data: SORS, PDII, ESS.
Notes: 1In January 2005, the SORS adopted new methodology of obtaining
data on persons in paid employment. The new source of data for employed
and self-employed persons excluding farmers is the Statistical Register
of Employment (SRE), while data on farmers are forecast using the ARIMA
model based on quarterly figures for farmers from the Labour Force Survey.
Data for previous years dating back to January 2000 have also been calculated
according to the new methodology. 2Estimated by IMAD, based on data by
PDII and ESS; 3According to ESS. |
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