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[earn_​ses14_​04] Number of employees by sex, economic activity and educational attainment

Updated by provider on October 22, 2022 (1:29 AM).

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Frequency [FREQ] (1)
Size classes in number of employees [sizeclas] (2)
International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED 2011) [isced11] (6)
Statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community (NACE Rev. 2) [nace_​r2] (29)
Sex [sex] (3)
Geopolitical entity (reporting) [geo] (40)

This dataset has 25,084 series:

[A.GE10.ED0-2.B-E.F.AT] Annual – 10 employees or more – Less than primary, primary and lower secondary education (levels 0-2) – Industry (except construction) – Females – Austria

from
2014=39,316
to
2014=39,316
min:
39,316
max:
39,316
avg:
39,316
σ:
0

[A.GE10.ED0-2.B-E.F.BE] Annual – 10 employees or more – Less than primary, primary and lower secondary education (levels 0-2) – Industry (except construction) – Females – Belgium

from
2014=33,608
to
2014=33,608
min:
33,608
max:
33,608
avg:
33,608
σ:
0

[A.GE10.ED0-2.B-E.F.BG] Annual – 10 employees or more – Less than primary, primary and lower secondary education (levels 0-2) – Industry (except construction) – Females – Bulgaria

from
2014=31,925
to
2014=31,925
min:
31,925
max:
31,925
avg:
31,925
σ:
0

[A.GE10.ED0-2.B-E.F.CH] Annual – 10 employees or more – Less than primary, primary and lower secondary education (levels 0-2) – Industry (except construction) – Females – Switzerland

from
2014=58,869
to
2014=58,869
min:
58,869
max:
58,869
avg:
58,869
σ:
0

[A.GE10.ED0-2.B-E.F.CY] Annual – 10 employees or more – Less than primary, primary and lower secondary education (levels 0-2) – Industry (except construction) – Females – Cyprus

from
2014=1,149
to
2014=1,149
min:
1,149
max:
1,149
avg:
1,149
σ:
0

[A.GE10.ED0-2.B-E.F.CZ] Annual – 10 employees or more – Less than primary, primary and lower secondary education (levels 0-2) – Industry (except construction) – Females – Czechia

from
2014=55,012
to
2014=55,012
min:
55,012
max:
55,012
avg:
55,012
σ:
0

[A.GE10.ED0-2.B-E.F.DE] Annual – 10 employees or more – Less than primary, primary and lower secondary education (levels 0-2) – Industry (except construction) – Females – Germany (until 1990 former territory of the FRG)

from
2014=284,225
to
2014=284,225
min:
284,225
max:
284,225
avg:
284,225
σ:
0

[A.GE10.ED0-2.B-E.F.DK] Annual – 10 employees or more – Less than primary, primary and lower secondary education (levels 0-2) – Industry (except construction) – Females – Denmark

from
2014=23,186
to
2014=23,186
min:
23,186
max:
23,186
avg:
23,186
σ:
0

[A.GE10.ED0-2.B-E.F.EA17] Annual – 10 employees or more – Less than primary, primary and lower secondary education (levels 0-2) – Industry (except construction) – Females – Euro area - 17 countries (2011-2013)

from
2014=1,147,641
to
2014=1,147,641
min:
1,147,641
max:
1,147,641
avg:
1,147,641
σ:
0

[A.GE10.ED0-2.B-E.F.EA18] Annual – 10 employees or more – Less than primary, primary and lower secondary education (levels 0-2) – Industry (except construction) – Females – Euro area - 18 countries (2014)

from
2014=1,154,700
to
2014=1,154,700
min:
1,154,700
max:
1,154,700
avg:
1,154,700
σ:
0