Norway Yearbook - 1996

Labour market
I
Industry
Employed persons and number of man-hours worked per week, by sex and
industry1. Annual average
1993
1994
Employed
-
Total
Based on the old Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC 1968). 2lrrcludirìg crude petroleum and natural gas production, oil well drilling and
pipeline transport.
Source: NOS Labour Market Statistics, More information: Division for Labour Market Statistics.
1995
- MalsFemas
Number of man-hours worked per week
1994
1995
Males Females
1000 ¡ 10000
Total, including unspecified 2004 2035 2079 1 126 953 6255 6362 6468 4022 2446
1 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and
hunting 111 107 106 77 28 444 433 424 343 81
2 Oïl extraction, mining and
quarrying 25 24 23 18 6 86 89 81 62 19
3 Manufacturing 292 303 308 229 79 944 977 983 773 210
4 Electricity, gas and water supply 22 22 22 17 4 71 72 72 61 11
5 Construction 116 119 126 117 8 398 417 432 413 19
6 Wholesale and retail trade, hotels
and restaurants 349 348 357 171 186 1 070 1 051 1 083 617 466
7 Transport, storage and
communication 158 165 170 119 51 530 554 572 431 141
8 Financing, insurance, real estate
and businessservices 153 160 160 92 68 514 531 531 338 193
9 Community, social and personal
services 775 784 803 282 521 2185 2223 2274 971 1303
Shehered industries 1 729 1 754 1 791 897 894 5317 5398 5495 3214 2280
Competing industries2 271 276 284 226 58 923 948 956 795 161
Total
2 Employed persons by industry1. Per cent. Annual average 1995
Community, social and
personal servIces (387%)
Agriculture,
forestry and fishing (51%)
Oil extraction, mining and
quarrying, manufacturing, etc. (17,0%)
Construction (6,1%)
Financing, insurance and
business services (7.7%)
/
y"Trade, restaurants
and hotels (17.2%)
i Based on the old Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC 1968).
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