Statistics on the Employment of Persons with Disabilities  
MEASURES TO ENCOURAGE EMPLOYMENT
Wage earners with disabilities who make Social Security contributions, according to whether or not they have a specific disability contract, by sex
Units: thousands of persons and percentages

	Persons with disabilities	Vertical percentage: Persons with disabilities	
Both sexes	
    Total	
        2014	214.0	100.0	
        2013	206.7	100.0	
        2012	199.2	100.0	
        2011	204.3	100.0	
        2010	201.1	100.0	
        2009	187.4	100.0	
    Specific disability contract	
        2014	67.6	31.6	
        2013	54.9	26.6	
        2012	50.0	25.1	
        2011	55.1	27.0	
        2010	51.7	25.7	
        2009	55.1	29.4	
    Other contracts	
        2014	146.4	68.4	
        2013	151.8	73.4	
        2012	149.2	74.9	
        2011	149.2	73.0	
        2010	149.4	74.3	
        2009	132.4	70.6	
Males	
    Total	
        2014	123.1	100.0	
        2013	122.2	100.0	
        2012	116.8	100.0	
        2011	119.3	100.0	
        2010	122.9	100.0	
        2009	118.9	100.0	
    Specific disability contract	
        2014	43.1	35.0	
        2013	36.3	29.7	
        2012	34.8	29.8	
        2011	38.8	32.5	
        2010	34.6	28.2	
        2009	38.7	32.6	
    Other contracts	
        2014	80.0	65.0	
        2013	85.9	70.3	
        2012	82.0	70.2	
        2011	80.5	67.5	
        2010	88.3	71.8	
        2009	80.2	67.4	
Females	
    Total	
        2014	90.9	100.0	
        2013	84.4	100.0	
        2012	82.4	100.0	
        2011	85.0	100.0	
        2010	78.2	100.0	
        2009	68.5	100.0	
    Specific disability contract	
        2014	24.6	27.0	
        2013	18.6	22.0	
        2012	15.2	18.5	
        2011	16.3	19.2	
        2010	17.1	21.8	
        2009	16.3	23.8	
    Other contracts	
        2014	66.3	73.0	
        2013	65.9	78.0	
        2012	67.2	81.5	
        2011	68.7	80.8	
        2010	61.1	78.2	
        2009	52.2	76.2	
Notes:
1) This considers persons with recognised disabilities, that is, those with a degree of disability that is greater than or equal  to 33%, according to the assessment procedure set out in RD 1971/1999 and amended by RD 1364/2012.
 2) The results of cells whose value is lower than 5.0 (5,000 persons or households) must be considered cautiously,  as they may be affected by large sampling errors
 3) The data refers solely to persons with disabilities who make Social Security contributions and do so in ordinary  centres. This excludes Special employment centres and those civil servants who make contributions to State Mutual Provident Societies
Source: National Statistics Institute