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06619: Employed persons attending courses etc., by sex and contractual/usual working hours per week (closed series) 2003K1 - 2020K4

Håvard Hungnes Lien, Statistics Norway
+47 40 90 26 06
Erik Herstad Horgen, Statistics Norway
+47 930 86 862
2021-01-28 08:00
Person (1 000 persones):
1 000 persons
Persons (per cent):
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Person (1 000 persones):
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Persons (per cent):
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Part-time = 1-36 hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37 or more hours, and the cases mentioned above. The figures in the table covers persons aged 15-74 years.