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12785: Average working hours for employed persons, by occupation, country background, sex and age. 4th quarter 2015 - 2023

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2024-03-05 08:00
Employed persons working full time:
persons
Employed persons working full time (per cent):
per cent
Average settles working hours in the main job:
hours
Average percentage of full-time equivalent in the main job:
per cent
Employed persons working full time:
4th quarter
Employed persons working full time (per cent):
4th quarter
Average settles working hours in the main job:
4th quarter
Average percentage of full-time equivalent in the main job:
4th quarter
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All 1s and 2s have been replaced by 0 or 3 in order to meet privacy requirement. From 2015 to 2016, there was a change in the reporting of working hours to the a-ordning for hourly-paid jobs. This led to a change in the contractual full-time equivalent (FTE) percentage between 2015 and 2016 that is not real, and changes must be interpreted with caution. See more information about the FTE percentage and the method for improving it from 2015 and forward in this article. We lack information about occupations for self-employed persons. Because of errors in the reporting, Statistics Norway also lacks information about occupation for some employments. In addition, it was voluntary for employers to report occupational codes in the a-scheme for the group of freelancers, contractors, and fee persons from 2015 to March 2019. From April 2019, occupational codes were also mandatory for this group. The latter contributes to a large decline in the number of unknown occupations between 2018 and 2019. New EU countries after 2004 include the following countries, from the year they joined the EU (in brackets): Poland (2004), Lithuania (2004), Estonia (2004), Latvia (2004), Slovakia (2004), Czech Republic (2004), Hungary (2004), Slovenia (2004), Romania (2007), Bulgaria (2007), Croatia (2013). For the years 2004-2021, the countries Malta and Cyprus are in the group 'EU/EFTA until 2004 except the Nordic countries', while from 2022 the countries are in the group 'New EU countries after 2004'.