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Growth in health and social services
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2011-03-15T10:00:00.000Z
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komregsys, Employment in municipal activities, contracted man-years, municipal services (for example nursing care, kindergartens, schools), county authority services (for example upper secondary school studies, dental health, administration)KOSTRA , General government , Employment , Public sector, Labour market and earnings
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Employment in municipal activities2010, preliminary figures, 4th quarter

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Growth in health and social services

Preliminary figures for activities in local government for the 4th quarter of 2010 show a growth in number of employees of 1.3 per cent, or close to 6 500 persons, compared to 2009.

Of the more than 495 000 employees in local government, 448 000 were employed by the municipalities and 47 000 were employed by the counties.

Employed, contracted man-years, contracted man-years adjusted for sick-leave and maternity leave in municipalities and counties1. Preliminary figures for 4th. Quarter 2005-2010
Total, municipalities and counties 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Change 2009-2010 Percentage change 2009-2010
Employed  450 564  456 312  472 461  479 300  488 684  495 137 6 453 1.3
Contracted man-years  340 846  350 886  364 066  373 745  380 902  387 127 6 225 1.6
Contracted man-years adjusted for sick-leave and maternity leave  308 599  317 620  329 579  338 646  342 988  352 360 9 371 2.7
Of which                
Municipality, total                
Employed  406 789  411 396  426 152  433 600  441 899  447 863 5 964 1.3
Contracted man-years  303 371  312 249  324 611  334 178  340 287  345 881 5 593 1.6
Contracted man-years adjusted for sick-leave and maternity leave  273 616  281 527  292 706  301 735  305 348  313 749 8 401 2.8
                 
County, total                
Employed 43 775 44 916 46 309 45 700 46 785 47 274  489 1.0
Contracted man-years 37 475 38 637 39 456 39 567 40 615 41 247  632 1.6
Contracted man-years adjusted for sick-leave and maternity leave 34 983 36 093 36 873 36 910 37 640 38 611  971 2.6
1  The figures for Oslo municipality are included in the county-figures for upper secondary school only.

Contracted man-years in municipalities, by activity. Per cent. 2010.

The number of employees in the municipalities increased by nearly 6 000 persons compared to the figures for the 4th quarter of 2009. Due to a high degree of part-time working employees, this amounts to 346 000 contracted man-years. The total growth in contracted man-years was 1.6 per cent from 2009 to 2010.

Man-years in health and social services amount to 42 per cent of the total man-years in the municipalities. The number of personnel in kindergartens has had a steady growth over the last 5 years, but slowed down in 2010 as most municipalities now fulfil the official requirement of day-care-spaces for all children between the ages of 1 and 6 years.

Increased number of man-years within nursing and care services

The growth in contracted man-years in nursing and care services was 2.7 per cent, or 3 300 contracted man-years, compared to 2009. The preceding two years show a growth of 1.9 and 2.6 per cent respectively. More than two thirds of the man-years were carried out by personnel with a health care education.

The figures for the nursing and care services also include private enterprises contracted by the municipalities. The man-years in private services amount to 6.7 per cent of the man-years in nursing and care services in total.

Contracted man-years in counties by activity. Per cent. 2010.

Stabile situation in the county authorities

A total of 47 000 were employed in the county authorities in 2010. Compared to 2009 this is an increase of 1.6 per cent or 630 man-years.

Upper secondary education amounts to a total of 82 per cent of the contracted man-years in the counties. The man-years in the county dental health services amount to 6 per cent. The distribution among the areas of responsibility for the counties has been largely unchanged over the last 5 years.

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