Annual Report - paperJam

Survey of the social situation in the
banking sector for the year 2009
The ABBL once again made its annual survey of
the social situation to analyse the relevant data
for the sector.
The participation rate was again high at 56%,
covering 72% of the employees of member
banks of the ABBL.
The survey revealed that the average age of men
had risen from 39 to 41, while that of women
remained unchanged at 38.
Among all employees, average seniority rose in
the case of both men and women: for men it
increased from 6.9 to 9 years, while in the case
of women the increase remains less pronounced,
rising from 8.2 to 9.6.
An analysis of the countries of residence of
the new recruits shows that the percentage of
Luxembourg residents has risen from 34.4% to
46.7%, while the number of French and Belgian
frontier workers recruited has fallen.
Luxembourg residents continue to represent the
largest share of all employees. There was a slight
increase in French residents, while the numbers of
their Belgian and German counterparts fell slightly.
As to the nationality of employees in our sector,
Luxembourg and French citizens remain in a large
majority followed by Belgians and Germans.
Country of residence of new recruits
Others
0.91% 0.15%
Germany
13.94%
10.30%
MEN
France
9.85%
7.88%
WOMEN
Belgium
6.21% 4.09%
Luxembourg
29.09% 17.58%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
Country of residence
Others
0.11% 0.03%
Germany
7.71% 5.96%
MEN
France
10.60% 10.61%
WOMEN
Belgium
9.02% 6.69%
Luxembourg
26.30%
22.96%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
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