Employed population by type of sector (public or private), sex, and occupation

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  • Sex

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    Both sexes Males Females

    Selected:3

    Total:3
  • Employment

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    Total 1 Business and public administration management 2 Scientific and intellectual technicians and professionals 3 Support technicians and professionals 4 Administrative-type employees 5 Workers in catering, personal, and protection services and trade salespersons 6 Workers skilled in agriculture and fishing 7 Skilled manufacturing industry, construction, minning workers, except installation and machine operators 8 Plant and machine operators, and assemblers 9 Unskilled workers 0 Armed forces

    Selected:1

    Total:11
  • Sector type

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    Total Public sector wage earner Employee of the private sector

    Selected:1

    Total:3
  • Period

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    2010QIV 2010QIII 2010QII 2010QI 2009QIV 2009QIII 2009QII 2009QI 2008QIV 2008QIII 2008QII 2008QI 2007QIV 2007QIII 2007QII 2007QI 2006QIV 2006QIII 2006QII 2006QI 2005QIV 2005QIII 2005QII 2005QI 2004QIV 2004QIII 2004QII 2004QI 2003QIV 2003QIII 2003QII 2003QI 2002QIV 2002QIII 2002QII 2002QI

    Selected:1

    Total:36
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      Sex Employment	.	.	.
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    • Decimals to show: By default 0 1
• Notes ( 2 )
  • Private employment is the difference between the total of employed persons and the employees of the public sector. That is, it includes: employees of the private sector, employers, independent workers and entrepreneurs without employees, cooperative's members and other professional situation.
  • Public employment comprises all the employees of Public Companies and Central and Territorial Administrations, including both workers contributing to the social regime of the Social Security and those attached to a Benefit Society.