[SLP3a12] Average hourly pay, manual workers private sector (SLP) by occuptional (SSYK 2012), age, sex, observations and year
Updated on DBnomics on February 22, 2023 (11:00 AM).
[Yrkesgrupp12] occuptional (SSYK 2012)
- [0000] All
- [011] Commissioned armed forces officers
- [021] Non-commissioned armed forces officers
- [031] Armed forces occupations, other ranks
- [111] Legislators and senior officials
- [112] Managing directors and chief executives
- [121] Finance managers
- [122] Human resource managers
- [123] Administration and planning managers
- [124] Information, communication and public relations managers
- [125] Sales and marketing managers
- [129] Administration and service managers not elsewhere classified
- [131] Information and communications technology service managers
- [132] Supply, logistics and transport managers
- [133] Research and development managers
- [134] Architectural and engineering managers
- [135] Real estate and head of administration manager
- [136] Production managers in construction and mining
- [137] Production managers in manufacturing
- [138] Forestry and agricultural production managers
- [141] Primary and secondary schools and adult education managers
- [142] Preschool managers
- [149] Education managers not elsewhere classified
- [151] Health care managers
- [152] Managers in social and curative care
- [153] Elderly care managers
- [154] Managers and leaders within religious bodies
- [159] Other social services managers
- [161] Financial and insurance managers
- [171] Hotel and conference managers
- [172] Restaurant managers
- [173] Retail and wholesale trade managers
- [174] Sports, leisure and wellness managers
- [179] Other services managers not elsewhere classified
- [211] Physicists and chemists
- [212] Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians
- [213] Biologists, pharmacologists and specialists in agriculture and forestry
- [214] Engineering professionals
- [216] Architects and surveyors
- [217] Designers
- [218] Specialists within environmental and health protection
- [221] Medical doctors
- [222] Nursing professionals
- [223] Nursing professionals (cont.)
- [224] Psychologists and psychotherapists
- [225] Veterinarians
- [226] Dentists
- [227] Naprapaths, physiotherapists, occupational therapists
- [228] Specialists in health care not elsewhere classified
- [231] University and higher education teachers
- [232] Vocational education teachers
- [233] Secondary education teachers
- [234] Primary- and pre-school teachers
- [235] Teaching professionals not elsewhere classified
- [241] Accountants, financial analysts and fund managers
- [242] Organisation analysts, policy administrators and human resource specialists
- [243] Marketing and public relations professionals
- [251] ICT architects, systems analysts and test managers
- [261] Legal professionals
- [262] Museum curators and librarians and related professionals
- [264] Authors, journalists and linguists
- [265] Creative and performing artists
- [266] Social work and counselling professionals
- [267] Religious professionals and deacons
- [311] Physical and engineering science technicians
- [312] Construction and manufacturing supervisors
- [315] Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians
- [321] Medical and pharmaceutical technicians
- [323] Complementary medicine therapists and associate professionals
- [324] Veterinary assistants
- [325] Dental hygienists
- [331] Financial and accounting associate professionals
- [332] Insurance advisers, sales and purchasing agents
- [333] Business services agents
- [334] Administrative and specialized secretaries
- [335] Tax and related government associate professionals
- [336] Police officers
- [341] Social work and religious associate professionals
- [342] Athletes, fitness instructors and recreational workers
- [343] Photographers, interior decorators and entertainers
- [344] Driving instructors and other instructors
- [345] Culinary associate professionals
- [351] ICT operations and user support technicians
- [352] Broadcasting and audio-visual technicians
- [411] Office assistants and other secretaries
- [421] Croupiers, debt collectors and related workers
- [422] Client information clerks
- [432] Stores and transport clerks
- [441] Library and filing clerks
- [442] Postmen and postal facility workers
- [443] Elected representatives
- [511] Cabin crew, guides and related workers
- [512] Cooks and cold-buffet managers
- [513] Waiters and bartenders
- [514] Hairdressers, beauty and body therapists
- [515] Building caretakers and related workers
- [516] Other service related workers
- [522] Shop staff
- [523] Cashiers and related clerks
- [524] Event seller and telemarketers
- [531] Child care workers and teachers aides
- [532] Personal care workers in health services
- [533] Health care assistants
- [534] Attendants, personal assistants and related workers
- [535] Dental nurses
- [541] Other surveillance and security workers
- [611] Market gardeners and crop growers
- [612] Animal breeders and keepers
- [613] Mixed crop and animal breeders
- [621] Forestry and related workers
- [622] Aquaculture and fishery workers
- [711] Carpenters, bricklayers and construction workers
- [712] Roofers, floor layers, plumbers and pipefitters
- [713] Painters, Lacquerers, Chimney-sweepers and related trades workers
- [721] Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers
- [722] Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers
- [723] Machinery mechanics and fitters
- [731] Precision-instrument makers and handicraft workers
- [732] Printing trades workers
- [741] Electrical equipment installers and repairers
- [742] Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers
- [752] Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers
- [753] Tailors, upholsterers and leather craftsmen
- [761] Butchers, bakers and food processors
- [811] Mining and mineral processing plant operators
- [812] Metal processing and finishing plant operators
- [813] Machine operators, chemical and pharmaceutical products
- [814] Machine operators, rubber, plastic and paper products
- [815] Machine operators, textile, fur and leather products
- [816] Machine operators, food and related products
- [817] Wood processing and papermaking plant operators
- [818] Other stationary plant and machine operators
- [819] Process control technicians
- [821] Assemblers
- [831] Train operators and related workers
- [832] Car, van and motorcycle drivers
- [833] Heavy truck and bus drivers
- [834] Mobile plant operators
- [835] Ships deck crews and related workers
- [911] Cleaners and helpers
- [912] Washers, window cleaners and other cleaning workers
- [921] Berry pickers and planters
- [931] Construction labourers
- [932] Manufacturing labourers
- [933] Dockers and ground personnel
- [941] Fast-food workers, food preparation assistants
- [952] Street and market vendors
- [961] Recycling collectors
- [962] Newspaper distributors, janitors and other service workers
- [0001] Other professions
- [0002] occupations unidentifiable
[Alder] age
- [18-24] 18-24 years
- [25-29] 25-29 years
- [30-34] 30-34 years
- [35-39] 35-39 years
- [40-44] 40-44 years
- [45-49] 45-49 years
- [50-54] 50-54 years
- [55-59] 55-59 years
- [60-64] 60-64 years
- [65-66] 65-66 years
- [tot] total
[Kon] sex
- [1] men
- [2] women
- [1+2] total
[ContentsCode] observations
- [AM0103AE] Employees, manual workers private sector (SLP)
- [AM0103AF] Average hourly pay (time and incentive pay), manual workers private sector (SLP), SEK
- [AM0103AG] Average hourly pay (pay for time worked), manual workers private sector (SLP), SEK
- [AM0103AH] Average hourly pay (total pay), manual workers private sector (SLP), SEK
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age [Alder] (11)
sex [Kon] (3)
observations [ContentsCode] (4)
This dataset has 19,932 series:
[0000.18-24.1+2.AM0103AE] All – 18-24 years – total – Employees, manual workers private sector (SLP)
- from
- 2014=280,200
- to
- 2020=253,100
- min:
- 253,100
- max:
- 297,800
- avg:
- 279,428.571
- σ:
- 13,784.745
- from
- 2014=128.8
- to
- 2020=146
- min:
- 128.8
- max:
- 146
- avg:
- 137.786
- σ:
- 6.132
- from
- 2014=138.3
- to
- 2020=157.2
- min:
- 138.3
- max:
- 157.2
- avg:
- 148.757
- σ:
- 7.038
- from
- 2014=143
- to
- 2020=162.9
- min:
- 143
- max:
- 162.9
- avg:
- 154.057
- σ:
- 7.442
- from
- 2014=151,700
- to
- 2020=139,000
- min:
- 139,000
- max:
- 154,300
- avg:
- 150,157.143
- σ:
- 4,877.897
- from
- 2014=133.5
- to
- 2020=151.3
- min:
- 133.5
- max:
- 151.3
- avg:
- 142.5
- σ:
- 6.362
- from
- 2014=140.7
- to
- 2020=160
- min:
- 140.7
- max:
- 160
- avg:
- 151.129
- σ:
- 7.121
- from
- 2014=145.9
- to
- 2020=166.5
- min:
- 145.9
- max:
- 166.5
- avg:
- 157.2
- σ:
- 7.562
- from
- 2014=128,600
- to
- 2020=114,100
- min:
- 114,100
- max:
- 144,500
- avg:
- 129,285.714
- σ:
- 9,435.106
- from
- 2014=121
- to
- 2020=136.5
- min:
- 121
- max:
- 136.6
- avg:
- 130.014
- σ:
- 5.497
Series code | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
[0000.18-24.1+2.AM0103AE] | 280200 | 291400 | 297800 | 287600 | 274500 | 271400 | 253100 |
[0000.18-24.1+2.AM0103AF] | 128.8 | 131.5 | 133.9 | 138.6 | 140.8 | 144.9 | 146 |
[0000.18-24.1+2.AM0103AG] | 138.3 | 141.2 | 144.1 | 150.4 | 153.4 | 156.7 | 157.2 |
[0000.18-24.1+2.AM0103AH] | 143 | 146 | 149.2 | 155.7 | 159.2 | 162.4 | 162.9 |
[0000.18-24.1.AM0103AE] | 151700 | 154300 | 153300 | 153600 | 149300 | 149900 | 139000 |
[0000.18-24.1.AM0103AF] | 133.5 | 135.9 | 138.1 | 143.3 | 145.8 | 149.6 | 151.3 |
[0000.18-24.1.AM0103AG] | 140.7 | 143.3 | 146.4 | 152.8 | 156 | 158.7 | 160 |
[0000.18-24.1.AM0103AH] | 145.9 | 149 | 152.3 | 159 | 162.6 | 165.1 | 166.5 |
[0000.18-24.2.AM0103AE] | 128600 | 137100 | 144500 | 134000 | 125200 | 121500 | 114100 |
[0000.18-24.2.AM0103AF] | 121 | 124.4 | 127.8 | 131.1 | 132.7 | 136.6 | 136.5 |
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