Dominant occupations and the share of wage employees
- Workforce, education and talent
- The labor force, in numbers
- not audited
According to the full ENEIC publication for Q4 2024, the leading occupational groups are services and sales (23.6% of the employed), elementary occupations (23.5%) and craft and related trades workers (19.8%); military occupations account for 0.1%. The wage-earning population splits 63.2% urban and 36.9% rural, and 62.8% men against 37.2% women. The dossier proposes an eneic_asalariados_persons indicator on a quarterly frequency drawn from INE's bulletins.
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Figures
- Occupation: services and sales
- 23.6% of the employed
- Occupation: elementary occupations
- 23.5% of the employed
- Occupation: craft and related trades
- 19.8% of the employed
- Occupation: military
- 0.1% of the employed
- Wage earners, urban / rural
- 63.2% / 36.9%
- Wage earners, men / women
- 62.8% / 37.2%
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Sources
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