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Employed persons by LFS, Population and Housing Census 2002 and National Census of Population and Housing 2011

Description of the concept that applied to: 31.12.2020


Definition:

Persons aged 15 and more, who during the reference week: performed for at least one hour any work generating pay or income, i.e. were employed as paid emploees worked on their own (or leased) agricultural farm, or conducted their own economic activity outside agriculture, assisted (without pay) in work on family agricultural farm or in conducting family economic activity outside agriculture, had work but did not perform it:

a) due to sickness, maternity leave or vacation,

b) due to other reasons, but the break in employment:

- did not exceed 3 months,

- exceeded 3 months, but these persons were paid employees and during that period received at least 50% of the hitherto remuneration (not concern Population and Housing Census 2002 and National Census of Population and Housing 2011).



Employed persons - in line with international standards - also include students, with whom employers or physical persons concluded a contract for apprenticeship or teaching a particular job, if they received remuneration. In the National Census of Population and Housing 2011 - contributing family members who did not performed work in the reference week because of sickness, family situation or for other reasons (e.g. bad weather) are not included among the employed.


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