Norway Yearbook - 2003

Labour market
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Socio-economic group
Persons aged 16-74 years, by sex, marital status and socio-economic group.
Annual average. 1 000
'Married females include cohabitants. 2The estimates for 1995 are not quite comparable with estimates from before 1988 because of changes
in the questionnaire and in the survey weeks. This is most significant for the groups Home workers and Pensioners, disabled and sick. More
recent figures can not be given because of changes in the Standard Classification of Occupations.
Source:Labour force surveys, Statistics Norway. More information: http:/M'.ssb.no/aku_en/
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Total
Males
1981 19952
Females
Females
Total Males
Total Married Total Married
Total, including unspecified 2909 1458 1451 955 3140 1579 1561 1016
Workers 660 520 140 101 571 444 127 86
Unskilled 459 334 126 91 398 286 112 76
Skilled 201 186 14 10 173 157 15 10
Salaried employees 980 417 563 381 1 310 542 768 552
Lower level 379 55 324 215 343 58 285 194
Mean level 480 269 212 148 768 364 404 299
Higher level 120 93 27 19 199 120 79 59
Farmers and fishermen 84 76 9 7 67 54 13 12
Other self-employed 163 98 66 56 122 78 43 34
Pupils/students 221 114 107 12 283 140 144 26
Home workers 427 19 407 334 137 3 134 113
Pensioners, disabled and sick 298 167 131 51 493 229 264 150
Others 28 18 10 2 148 82 66 42
Labour force status
Persons aged 16-74 years, by sex, marital status and labour force status.
Annual average. 1 000
1990 20012
Total
Males
2002
Females
Total
Married'
Total 3094 3214 3234 1631 1603 1025
Inthe labour force 2142 2361 2378 1262 1116 767
Employed persons 2030 2278 2286 1 210 1 076 749
Part-time 533 587 597 134 463 330
Full-time 1 472 1 679 1 678 1 070 607 416
Unemployed persons (LFS) 112 84 92 52 41 19
Not in the labour force 952 852 856 369 487 258
Married females include cohabitants. 2Break ¡n the time-series because of changes in the survey in 1996.
Source: Labour force surveys, Statistics Norway. More information: httpí/w'v.ssb.no/aku_en/
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