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Title: WP2 Data Delivery Broad splits of countries

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WP2 Data DeliveryBroad splits of countries

Time series Industry disaggregations Breaks Source
s (individual versus establishments)
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Good data coverage - employment

Austria
1976-2004
Employed and self employed separately
Source labour force survey,Statistics Austria
One datafile no problematic classification
changes?
71 industries (exact match to EUK extra
territorial organisations missing)
Data stored in Prodsys format
Belgium
1975-2003
Salaried and non-salaried workforce separately
Source National Accounts consistent, subdivided
on the basis of social security sources and
non-published sources
One datafile no problematic classification
changes?
EUK 72 industry list match (incl. aggregates)
Data not yet in Prodsys format

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Good data coverage - employment

Finland
1970-2004
Employees and self employed separately
Source National Accounts data (including
unpublished data)
Three datafiles three classification changes?
Some gaps, missing/imputed self employed data in
the early years?
61 industries covered for early period, post 1995
to EUK 72
Data stored in Prodsys format
Netherlands
1969-2003
Employees and self employed separately
Sources Statistics Netherlands and CPB
49 industries
Data stored in Prodsys format

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Good data coverage - employment

UK
1970-2003
Employed and self employed separately from 1984
onwards,
Competing datafiles over the whole period LFS
likely to be benchmark from 1984 onwards
Sources LFS, ABI, AAS, Census of Employment
Industry lists change in 1968 and 1980 and 1992
100 industries matched into EUK 72
Most of the data stored in Prodsys format
Germany
1970-2003
Employed and self employed separately
Sources National Accounts - Statistisches
Bundesam
Both 60 (59) and 30 industry classifications
matched to EUK 72
Older data available to 55 industries
Data mostly conforms to Prodsys, though not so
for the early years

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Recent data coverage - employment

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Recent data coverage - employment

France
1990-2003
Employed and self employed (and unregistered
work) physical persons and full time equivalent
Sources ISEE published data, nb. some
restricted data
EUK72 Industry (including aggregates)
Data stored in Prodsys format
Italy
1992-2003
Employment data split by detail blue collar,
white collar, self employed.etc. Full time
equivalent only
Source - ?
30 industry split, not yet matched to EUK
industry
Not yet in Prodsys format

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Recent data coverage - employment

Czech Rep., Poland, Hungary, Slovak Rep.,
Slovenia
Poland from 1995, data available in persons,
FTEs and self employed to NACE 30 (Source?)
Czech Rep from 1995, data available in persons,
FTEs and self employed to EUKLEMS breakdown as
far as possible (Source?)
Hungary 1992-2003, employees and self employed
to NACE 2 digit level (source LFS?)
Slovak Rep 1995-2003, employed and self
employed to NACE 60
Slovenia 1997-2003 full time/part time and
employed and self employed split, LFS, 2-digit
NACE
Not yet to Prodsys format
This is probably the best we can do here

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Hours data

Storage system varies some as an extra
worksheet, some as an extra asset/employment
type, some as separate files. We need to
standardise this.

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Good data coverage - hours

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Good data coverage - hours

Finland
1970-2004
Hours by employees and self employed separately
Source Statistics Finland/ National Accounts
data (including unpublished data)
Three datafiles (separate from employment)
three classification changes? Some gaps?
60 industries covered for early period (1970-74,
1975-94), post 1995 to EUK 72
Data stored in Prodsys format
Netherlands
1969-2004,
Employees and self employed separately
Sources Statistics Netherlands and CPB
Competing data sources?
Data stored in separate sheets and then an
additional data files from CBS for the more
recent years self employed and employees
separately
49 industries
Data stored in Prodsys format

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Good data coverage - hours

UK
1974-2003
Employed and self employed separately from 1984
onwards,
Competing datafiles over the whole period LFS
likely to be benchmark from 1984 onwards
Sources LFS and New Earnings Survey (now ASHE)
Industry lists change in 1968 and 1980 and 1992
100 industries matched into EUK 72
Most of the data stored in Prodsys format
Germany
1991-2003
Employed and self employed separately lots of
missing values
Sources National Accounts - Statistisches
Bundesam
Both 60 (59) and 30 industry classifications
matched to EUK 72
Data mostly conforms to Prodsys

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Recent data coverage - employment

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Recent data coverage - hours

France
1990-2003
Employed and self employed average and total
hours provided. Stored in additional sheets
Sources ISEE published data, nb. some
restricted data
104 industries matched to EUK72 Industry
(including aggregates)
Data stored in Prodsys format
Italy
No hours data yet

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Recent data coverage - hours

Czech Rep., Poland, Hungary, Slovak Rep.,
Slovenia
Poland from 1997, data available by employed
and self employed to NACE 30 (Source?)
Czech Rep from 1995, data to 60 industry
breakdown (NACE), available by employed and self
employed (Source?)
Hungary 1992-2003, at NACE 2 shows average
hours worked in a reference week by primary and
second jobs (source LFS?)
Slovak Rep 1995-2003, hours worked to NACE 60,
total employment
Slovenia 1997-2003 average number of paid
hours, 2-digit NACE National Survey on Earnings
(some confidential data)
Not yet to Prodsys format
This is probably the best we can do here