Labour Force Surveys 2004

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  I N T R O D U C T I O N

Main Findings

Methods (updated to 2003)

Reliability of the Estimates

Definitions, Classifications, and Explanations

Changes in the Labour Force Survey 2000

Comparisons of Data from the Labour Force Surveys 2001 according to Old and New Weighting Groups

Changes by Industry

Questionnaire

Methodological Appendix - Directions for Obtaining and Using Approximate Sampling Errors (updated to 2003)

  T A B L E S

Table   1.- Population Aged 15 and Over, by Civilian Labour Force Characteristics and by Sex - Quarterly Averages

Table   2.- Population Aged 15 and Over, by Civilian Labour Force Characteristics and Sex

Table   3.- Population Aged 25-54 (Prime Working-Age Group), by Civilian Labour Force Characteristics and Sex

Table   4.- Population Aged 15 and Over, by Civilian Labour Force Characteristics and Population Group

Table   5.- Population Aged 15 and Over, by Civilian Labour Force Characteristics, Age, Population Group and Sex

Table   6.- Population Aged 15 and Over, by Civilian Labour Force Characteristics, Years of Schooling, Population Group and Sex

Table   7.- Population Aged 15 and Over, by Civilian Labour Force Characteristics, District of Residence,
                   Population Group and Sex

Table   8.- Population Aged 15 and Over, by Civilian Labour Force Characteristics, Type of Locality of Residence,
                   Population Group and Sex

Table   9.- Population Aged 15 and Over, by Civilian Labour Force Characteristics, Marital Status, Population Group and Sex

Table 10.- Employed Persons and Employees, by Industry

Table 11.- Employed Persons, by Industry, Population Group and Sex

Table 12.- Employed Persons, Percentage of Employees and Percentage of those Working Part-time,
                   by Industry (Division and Selected Groups)

Table 13.- Weekly Work-Hours and Average Weekly Work-Hours per Employed Person, by Industry and Sex

Table 13a.- Sampling Errors for Table 13

Table 14.- Employed Persons and Employees, by Occupation, Population Group and Sex

Table 15.- Employed Persons, by Status at Work, Sex and Population Group

Table 16.- Employed Persons by Usual Extent of Work, Extent of Work During the Determinant Week and Sex

Table 17.- Employees and Cooperative Members Usually Working Part-time, by Reason for Part-time Work

Table 18.- Percentage of Employed Persons Working Outside Locality of Residence

Table 19.- Annual Civilian Labour Force, by Weekly Civilian Labour Force Characteristics and Sex -
                   Total and Recipients of Wages from Employment Agencies

Table 20.- Temporarily Absent from Work During the Whole Determinant Week and During Part of it,
                   by Cause of Absence and Number of Hours of Absence per Week

Table 21.- Temporarily Absent from Work During the Whole Determinant Week and During Part of it,
                   by Industry and Number of Hours of Absence per Week

Table 22.- Unemployed Persons, by Selected Characteristics and Sex

Table 23.- Unemployed Persons, by Different Variables

Table 24.- Unemployed Persons who Worked During the Last 12 Months, by Last Industry

Table 24a.- Unemployed Persons who Worked During the Last 12 Months, by Last Industry and Last Occupation

Table 25.- Unemployed Persons, by Relationship to Head of Household, Number of Unemployed and Employed Persons
                   and Number of Children Aged 0-14 in the Household

Table 26.- Discouraged Workers, by Reason for Not Seeking Work, Population Group and Sex

Staff of the Central Bureau of Statistics who participated in preparing this publication

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