Cost components Size of the company NCEA-93 economic activity Total GROSS COST All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3,817.0 GROSS COST All TOTAL INDUSTRY 4,202.7 GROSS COST All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4,655.8 GROSS COST All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4,934.5 GROSS COST All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 9,130.6 GROSS COST All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . GROSS COST All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 4,913.3 GROSS COST All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3,621.9 GROSS COST All D.- Manufacturing industry 4,077.7 GROSS COST All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3,594.7 GROSS COST All 16.- Tobacco industry 5,176.9 GROSS COST All 17.- Textile industry 3,016.8 GROSS COST All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2,605.0 GROSS COST All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2,452.0 GROSS COST All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,739.3 GROSS COST All 21.- Paper industry 4,240.1 GROSS COST All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 4,499.2 GROSS COST All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 8,232.4 GROSS COST All 24.- Chemical industry 5,739.5 GROSS COST All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 4,163.2 GROSS COST All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 3,797.4 GROSS COST All 27.- Metallurgy 4,727.0 GROSS COST All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3,691.9 GROSS COST All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4,339.2 GROSS COST All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 8,332.3 GROSS COST All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4,072.8 GROSS COST All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4,839.7 GROSS COST All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4,553.9 GROSS COST All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 4,687.6 GROSS COST All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 4,945.7 GROSS COST All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3,072.4 GROSS COST All 37.- Recycling 3,142.4 GROSS COST All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 6,617.8 GROSS COST All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 7,412.9 GROSS COST All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 4,715.8 GROSS COST All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3,386.6 GROSS COST All TOTAL SERVICES 3,620.0 GROSS COST All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3,084.2 GROSS COST All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3,537.0 GROSS COST All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3,338.2 GROSS COST All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,737.8 GROSS COST All H.- Accommodation: Total 2,353.7 GROSS COST All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 4,452.0 GROSS COST All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3,831.6 GROSS COST All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 5,848.2 GROSS COST All 62.- Air and space transport 6,620.0 GROSS COST All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3,785.1 GROSS COST All 64.- Post and communications 5,125.6 GROSS COST All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 6,720.6 GROSS COST All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7,122.2 GROSS COST All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 5,204.7 GROSS COST All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 5,167.6 GROSS COST All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,731.0 GROSS COST All 70.- Real estate activities 3,716.4 GROSS COST All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3,211.1 GROSS COST All 72.- Computer activities 5,062.7 GROSS COST All 73.- Research and development 4,386.0 GROSS COST All 74.- Other business activities 2,505.7 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2,877.7 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 2,967.9 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3,492.1 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4,509.0 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 7,918.0 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 3,880.3 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3,248.9 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2,948.2 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 2,480.9 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 3,423.9 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 2,724.4 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2,005.9 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2,208.3 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,535.5 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 2,982.4 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3,584.7 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 4,674.1 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 4,142.1 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3,145.0 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2,920.9 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 3,603.1 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3,227.0 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3,701.0 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 3,105.0 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3,005.2 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3,563.3 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3,671.7 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3,307.3 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3,270.1 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2,535.2 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 3,374.3 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 4,006.3 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 4,347.5 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3,776.7 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2,886.1 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2,809.4 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,888.1 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3,237.4 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3,033.6 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,482.6 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2,072.2 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3,082.3 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2,903.6 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 4,178.4 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 4,665.8 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3,472.4 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 2,455.5 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5,905.1 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 6,986.2 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 5,018.3 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 5,336.9 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,755,879.0 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 3,613.2 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2,616.9 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 3,803.5 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 3,936.3 GROSS COST From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 2,617.2 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3,581.1 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 4,010.9 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4,347.7 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 5,059.0 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 6,464.6 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 4,314.6 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3,647.6 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 3,988.2 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3,488.8 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 3,094.7 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 2,871.4 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2,628.5 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2,773.9 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,892.9 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 4,186.8 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 4,768.2 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 6,914.7 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 5,472.2 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 4,101.7 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 3,868.4 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 4,441.6 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4,217.4 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4,529.6 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 4,850.8 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4,167.3 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4,549.2 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4,260.8 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3,982.6 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 4,318.8 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3,424.2 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 3,681.2 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 4,813.5 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 6,221.5 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 4,288.0 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3,347.1 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 3,227.5 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3,316.6 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3,947.3 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3,491.1 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,872.4 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2,602.7 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3,945.7 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3,722.4 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 6,156.9 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 5,544.5 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 4,140.8 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 3,784.2 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 6,100.6 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7,272.3 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 5,340.3 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 5,402.1 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,720.7 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 3,954.1 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3,848.3 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 4,714.2 GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . GROSS COST From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 2,469.3 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4,222.3 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 4,791.4 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 5,788.6 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 5,220.7 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 4,329.7 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 5,327.4 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 4,736.1 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 4,232.4 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 3,938.0 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2,597.9 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 3,688.2 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 3,870.5 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 5,100.9 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 5,489.0 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 6,735.7 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 6,247.2 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 4,415.4 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 4,619.0 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 4,872.7 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4,484.7 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 5,224.5 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 13,822.0 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4,644.9 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4,186.6 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5,394.5 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 4,067.1 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 4,733.6 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 4,125.5 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 5,394.2 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 8,089.8 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 4,037.7 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4,186.1 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 3,653.5 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3,544.8 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5,122.7 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 4,309.7 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,638.9 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2,652.1 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 4,094.8 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 4,085.9 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 7,257.5 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3,838.1 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 1,785.5 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5,795.4 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 6,767.9 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 5,218.6 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 4,519.1 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 3,186.5 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 5,445.6 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 5,387.1 GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . GROSS COST From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 2,847.9 GROSS COST 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4,884.5 GROSS COST 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 5,549.5 GROSS COST 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 5,016.2 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4,897.7 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . GROSS COST 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . GROSS COST 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . GROSS COST 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . GROSS COST 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 5,350.4 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 4,959.2 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 5,347.3 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 3,545.0 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 4,466.6 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . GROSS COST 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . GROSS COST 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 5,304.8 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 6,800.7 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 8,505.3 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 6,582.9 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 5,371.4 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 5,572.7 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 5,201.2 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4,353.4 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4,813.8 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 8,776.9 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4,515.5 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 5,857.9 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5,664.7 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 5,079.8 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 5,411.4 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 5,158.8 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . GROSS COST 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 7,295.0 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 7,588.9 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 5,698.1 GROSS COST 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4,719.3 GROSS COST 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 4,531.8 GROSS COST 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3,108.8 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 4,590.1 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3,754.3 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,896.6 GROSS COST 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2,459.7 GROSS COST 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 5,194.2 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 4,561.3 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . GROSS COST 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 6,729.3 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3,986.1 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 5,384.1 GROSS COST 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 6,924.1 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7,134.2 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 5,165.0 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 5,047.8 GROSS COST 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,571.3 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . GROSS COST 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 5,850.0 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 6,618.1 GROSS COST 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . GROSS COST 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 2,348.5 WAGES AND SALARIES All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2,836.2 WAGES AND SALARIES All TOTAL INDUSTRY 3,077.9 WAGES AND SALARIES All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3,302.8 WAGES AND SALARIES All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3,437.9 WAGES AND SALARIES All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 6,876.1 WAGES AND SALARIES All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . WAGES AND SALARIES All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 3,362.4 WAGES AND SALARIES All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 2,661.0 WAGES AND SALARIES All D.- Manufacturing industry 2,994.9 WAGES AND SALARIES All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 2,618.3 WAGES AND SALARIES All 16.- Tobacco industry 3,765.8 WAGES AND SALARIES All 17.- Textile industry 2,228.5 WAGES AND SALARIES All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1,948.1 WAGES AND SALARIES All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1,811.9 WAGES AND SALARIES All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,056.1 WAGES AND SALARIES All 21.- Paper industry 3,104.8 WAGES AND SALARIES All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3,439.8 WAGES AND SALARIES All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 5,653.3 WAGES AND SALARIES All 24.- Chemical industry 4,230.0 WAGES AND SALARIES All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3,050.4 WAGES AND SALARIES All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2,823.0 WAGES AND SALARIES All 27.- Metallurgy 3,393.5 WAGES AND SALARIES All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2,761.7 WAGES AND SALARIES All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3,252.4 WAGES AND SALARIES All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 4,882.3 WAGES AND SALARIES All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3,016.4 WAGES AND SALARIES All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3,596.8 WAGES AND SALARIES All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3,475.6 WAGES AND SALARIES All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3,392.7 WAGES AND SALARIES All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3,487.9 WAGES AND SALARIES All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2,282.3 WAGES AND SALARIES All 37.- Recycling 2,335.0 WAGES AND SALARIES All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 4,729.8 WAGES AND SALARIES All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 5,283.3 WAGES AND SALARIES All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3,405.8 WAGES AND SALARIES All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2,559.9 WAGES AND SALARIES All TOTAL SERVICES 2,714.0 WAGES AND SALARIES All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,336.6 WAGES AND SALARIES All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,657.2 WAGES AND SALARIES All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2,529.9 WAGES AND SALARIES All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,079.6 WAGES AND SALARIES All H.- Accommodation: Total 1,790.5 WAGES AND SALARIES All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3,226.2 WAGES AND SALARIES All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2,797.8 WAGES AND SALARIES All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 3,915.7 WAGES AND SALARIES All 62.- Air and space transport 4,336.5 WAGES AND SALARIES All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2,889.7 WAGES AND SALARIES All 64.- Post and communications 3,752.2 WAGES AND SALARIES All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5,037.9 WAGES AND SALARIES All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 5,325.9 WAGES AND SALARIES All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3,953.1 WAGES AND SALARIES All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 3,913.1 WAGES AND SALARIES All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,075.4 WAGES AND SALARIES All 70.- Real estate activities 2,854.6 WAGES AND SALARIES All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2,434.9 WAGES AND SALARIES All 72.- Computer activities 3,803.5 WAGES AND SALARIES All 73.- Research and development 3,201.5 WAGES AND SALARIES All 74.- Other business activities 1,906.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2,185.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 2,239.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 2,591.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3,253.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 6,644.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 2,934.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 2,411.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2,225.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1,857.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 2,605.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 2,057.2 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1,502.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1,654.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 1,903.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 2,246.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 2,742.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 3,562.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 3,125.2 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 2,381.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2,208.2 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 2,682.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2,423.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2,839.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2,427.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2,288.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 2,746.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 2,881.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 2,492.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 2,460.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 1,895.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 2,526.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 3,048.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 3,314.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 2,869.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2,178.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2,148.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,208.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,455.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2,325.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1,902.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1,581.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 2,370.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2,204.2 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 3,173.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 3,565.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2,726.2 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 1,913.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 4,493.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 5,208.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3,903.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 4,122.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,102,249.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 2,778.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 1,986.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 2,909.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 3,059.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 1,994.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2,702.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 2,984.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3,201.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3,702.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 5,010.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 2,979.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 2,701.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2,969.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 2,569.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 2,263.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 2,127.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1,976.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2,058.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,168.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 3,153.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3,705.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 4,815.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 4,045.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3,031.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2,910.2 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 3,266.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3,156.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3,355.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 3,567.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3,042.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3,446.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3,238.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 2,966.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3,177.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2,555.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 2,633.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 3,488.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 4,495.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3,112.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2,514.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2,477.2 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,544.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,961.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2,672.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,230.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1,990.2 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 2,973.2 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2,804.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 4,352.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 4,128.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3,116.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 2,916.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 4,758.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 5,701.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 4,154.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 4,178.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,097.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 3,028.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2,932.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 3,654.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . WAGES AND SALARIES From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 1,903.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3,126.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 3,512.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4,105.2 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3,641.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 3,050.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3,732.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 3,478.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3,072.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 2,861.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1,942.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2,328.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,906.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 3,848.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3,983.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 5,013.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 4,649.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3,179.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 3,444.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 3,497.2 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3,314.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3,963.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 6,969.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3,470.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3,141.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4,079.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 2,978.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3,332.1 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3,067.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 3,900.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 5,867.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 2,911.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3,274.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2,717.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,653.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3,611.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3,153.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,067.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2,044.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3,053.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3,067.6 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 5,628.0 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2,818.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 1,372.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 4,302.3 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 4,994.9 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3,901.8 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 3,329.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,318.7 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 4,042.5 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 4,105.4 WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . WAGES AND SALARIES From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 2,045.3 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3,551.1 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 3,943.2 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3,446.2 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3,364.8 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 3,807.5 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3,507.7 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 3,909.7 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 2,492.5 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3,311.2 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 3,596.8 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 5,190.4 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 5,804.9 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 4,764.8 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3,822.5 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 3,938.6 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 3,663.3 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3,204.7 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3,532.9 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 5,091.8 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3,324.9 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4,259.8 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4,257.2 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3,642.4 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3,762.1 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3,693.9 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 5,183.2 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 5,391.4 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 4,052.4 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3,561.5 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 3,333.2 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,295.3 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3,336.3 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2,685.9 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,157.1 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1,826.6 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3,669.7 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3,216.2 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 4,328.0 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3,000.7 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 3,925.8 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5,170.3 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 5,325.5 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3,887.0 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 3,632.2 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1,951.4 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 4,446.0 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 4,687.3 WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . WAGES AND SALARIES 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 1,799.6 Wages and salaries in cash All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2,820.4 Wages and salaries in cash All TOTAL INDUSTRY 3,063.5 Wages and salaries in cash All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3,269.7 Wages and salaries in cash All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3,391.4 Wages and salaries in cash All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 6,710.6 Wages and salaries in cash All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Wages and salaries in cash All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 3,350.4 Wages and salaries in cash All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 2,657.9 Wages and salaries in cash All D.- Manufacturing industry 2,984.9 Wages and salaries in cash All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 2,609.9 Wages and salaries in cash All 16.- Tobacco industry 3,616.6 Wages and salaries in cash All 17.- Textile industry 2,227.0 Wages and salaries in cash All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1,934.7 Wages and salaries in cash All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1,809.8 Wages and salaries in cash All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,053.8 Wages and salaries in cash All 21.- Paper industry 3,098.9 Wages and salaries in cash All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3,436.6 Wages and salaries in cash All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 5,619.6 Wages and salaries in cash All 24.- Chemical industry 4,198.5 Wages and salaries in cash All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3,040.5 Wages and salaries in cash All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2,817.5 Wages and salaries in cash All 27.- Metallurgy 3,390.4 Wages and salaries in cash All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2,757.7 Wages and salaries in cash All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3,249.6 Wages and salaries in cash All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 4,775.7 Wages and salaries in cash All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3,008.5 Wages and salaries in cash All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3,580.8 Wages and salaries in cash All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3,456.5 Wages and salaries in cash All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3,380.5 Wages and salaries in cash All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3,481.6 Wages and salaries in cash All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2,279.3 Wages and salaries in cash All 37.- Recycling 2,333.6 Wages and salaries in cash All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 4,632.7 Wages and salaries in cash All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 5,152.8 Wages and salaries in cash All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3,388.6 Wages and salaries in cash All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2,552.5 Wages and salaries in cash All TOTAL SERVICES 2,695.6 Wages and salaries in cash All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,328.6 Wages and salaries in cash All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,646.7 Wages and salaries in cash All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2,517.7 Wages and salaries in cash All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,075.9 Wages and salaries in cash All H.- Accommodation: Total 1,783.8 Wages and salaries in cash All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3,206.7 Wages and salaries in cash All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2,789.9 Wages and salaries in cash All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 3,910.1 Wages and salaries in cash All 62.- Air and space transport 4,250.4 Wages and salaries in cash All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2,886.2 Wages and salaries in cash All 64.- Post and communications 3,725.3 Wages and salaries in cash All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 4,962.6 Wages and salaries in cash All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 5,238.0 Wages and salaries in cash All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3,924.5 Wages and salaries in cash All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 3,893.1 Wages and salaries in cash All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,068.2 Wages and salaries in cash All 70.- Real estate activities 2,845.2 Wages and salaries in cash All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2,423.7 Wages and salaries in cash All 72.- Computer activities 3,760.9 Wages and salaries in cash All 73.- Research and development 3,201.5 Wages and salaries in cash All 74.- Other business activities 1,902.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2,180.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 2,236.8 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 2,587.0 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3,243.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 6,593.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 2,914.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 2,409.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2,222.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1,851.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 2,605.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 2,056.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1,501.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1,652.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 1,901.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 2,244.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 2,740.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 3,561.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 3,119.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 2,378.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2,205.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 2,680.8 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2,420.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2,837.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2,424.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2,286.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 2,742.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 2,880.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 2,491.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 2,458.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 1,894.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 2,524.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 3,031.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 3,285.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 2,860.0 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2,176.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2,141.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,202.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,449.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2,316.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1,900.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1,572.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 2,368.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2,203.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 3,167.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 3,529.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2,725.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 1,913.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 4,407.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 5,028.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3,892.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 4,090.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,098,345.0 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 2,768.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 1,984.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 2,901.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 3,059.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 1,991.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2,692.0 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 2,976.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3,181.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3,670.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 4,819.8 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 2,974.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 2,700.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2,962.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 2,565.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 2,248.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 2,124.8 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1,971.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2,055.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,167.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 3,151.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3,701.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 4,809.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 4,011.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3,027.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2,908.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 3,265.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3,149.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3,352.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 3,557.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3,029.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3,435.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3,225.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 2,964.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3,169.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2,552.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 2,633.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 3,465.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 4,425.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3,106.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2,510.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2,463.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,530.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,955.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2,652.8 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,225.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1,985.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 2,963.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2,802.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 4,332.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 4,096.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3,106.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 2,874.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 4,682.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 5,559.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 4,114.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 4,155.0 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,089.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 3,022.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2,893.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 3,638.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Wages and salaries in cash From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 1,896.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3,114.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 3,500.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4,064.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3,613.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 3,039.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3,718.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 3,468.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3,062.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 2,858.8 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1,942.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2,327.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,890.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 3,836.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3,977.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 4,734.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 4,629.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3,171.8 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 3,438.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 3,490.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3,313.8 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3,958.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 6,906.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3,463.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3,120.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4,037.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 2,968.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3,326.8 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3,062.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 3,851.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 5,726.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 2,908.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3,263.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2,706.5 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,642.6 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3,525.0 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3,147.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,057.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2,037.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3,049.2 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3,063.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 5,618.1 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2,813.0 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 1,372.4 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 4,259.3 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 4,928.0 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3,871.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 3,324.7 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,315.9 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 4,040.8 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 4,096.0 Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Wages and salaries in cash From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 2,043.5 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3,518.2 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 3,908.7 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3,395.5 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3,310.1 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 3,785.2 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3,492.0 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 3,733.6 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 2,492.1 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3,236.6 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 3,584.0 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 5,189.3 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 5,780.7 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 4,715.1 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3,796.7 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 3,917.8 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 3,660.4 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3,201.2 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3,529.3 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 4,967.2 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3,315.9 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4,238.3 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4,218.6 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3,626.3 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3,755.2 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3,679.2 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 5,061.2 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 5,253.4 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 4,017.4 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3,536.1 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 3,300.5 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,290.0 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3,302.0 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2,679.0 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,154.0 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1,823.5 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3,638.6 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3,199.9 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 4,234.0 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2,999.5 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 3,898.1 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5,092.6 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 5,241.5 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3,861.4 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 3,619.3 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1,940.5 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 4,431.6 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 4,538.8 Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Wages and salaries in cash 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 1,795.6 Payments to savings plans All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.5 Payments to savings plans All TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.7 Payments to savings plans All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Payments to savings plans All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Payments to savings plans All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Payments to savings plans All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Payments to savings plans All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Payments to savings plans All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Payments to savings plans All D.- Manufacturing industry 0.5 Payments to savings plans All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.2 Payments to savings plans All 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans All 17.- Textile industry 0.1 Payments to savings plans All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.1 Payments to savings plans All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.1 Payments to savings plans All 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Payments to savings plans All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.3 Payments to savings plans All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Payments to savings plans All 24.- Chemical industry 0.9 Payments to savings plans All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 5.1 Payments to savings plans All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.6 Payments to savings plans All 27.- Metallurgy 0.2 Payments to savings plans All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.3 Payments to savings plans All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.1 Payments to savings plans All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1.6 Payments to savings plans All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.0 Payments to savings plans All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 1.5 Payments to savings plans All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.7 Payments to savings plans All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.1 Payments to savings plans All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Payments to savings plans All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.1 Payments to savings plans All 37.- Recycling 0.0 Payments to savings plans All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 4.8 Payments to savings plans All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 6.9 Payments to savings plans All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Payments to savings plans All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Payments to savings plans All TOTAL SERVICES 2.4 Payments to savings plans All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.5 Payments to savings plans All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Payments to savings plans All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.1 Payments to savings plans All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Payments to savings plans All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Payments to savings plans All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 7.9 Payments to savings plans All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.2 Payments to savings plans All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Payments to savings plans All 62.- Air and space transport 83.2 Payments to savings plans All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.2 Payments to savings plans All 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Payments to savings plans All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 7.4 Payments to savings plans All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 8.8 Payments to savings plans All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 2.2 Payments to savings plans All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.5 Payments to savings plans All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.1 Payments to savings plans All 70.- Real estate activities 0.3 Payments to savings plans All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 1.8 Payments to savings plans All 72.- Computer activities 0.1 Payments to savings plans All 73.- Research and development 0.0 Payments to savings plans All 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.3 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.2 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.2 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.3 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.1 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.1 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.4 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.5 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 1.4 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.8 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.2 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1.6 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.2 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.1 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.6 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 1.5 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.4 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.8 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.7 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.1 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.1 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.1 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.7 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 4.5 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 28.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.4 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.2 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.2 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.2 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.1 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.2 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.3 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.6 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.1 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.5 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.3 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 8.1 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.5 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.2 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.2 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.4 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.3 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.8 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.4 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 3.5 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.1 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.1 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 8.2 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Payments to savings plans From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.3 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.5 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.5 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.3 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2.4 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.8 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 7.7 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4.9 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.2 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.2 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.4 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 8.5 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.6 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.1 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Payments to savings plans From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4.2 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.9 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.4 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.1 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 1.7 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 18.8 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.4 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.8 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1.3 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2.8 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.1 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 6.5 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 7.7 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 5.9 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.5 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.3 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 13.6 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.1 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 94.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.1 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 9.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 9.7 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3.3 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 2.7 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Payments to savings plans 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Payments in kind All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 14.3 Payments in kind All TOTAL INDUSTRY 13.7 Payments in kind All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 33.1 Payments in kind All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 46.5 Payments in kind All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 165.5 Payments in kind All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Payments in kind All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 12.0 Payments in kind All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3.2 Payments in kind All D.- Manufacturing industry 9.5 Payments in kind All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 8.2 Payments in kind All 16.- Tobacco industry 149.2 Payments in kind All 17.- Textile industry 1.4 Payments in kind All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 13.4 Payments in kind All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2.1 Payments in kind All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2.2 Payments in kind All 21.- Paper industry 5.8 Payments in kind All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 2.8 Payments in kind All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 33.7 Payments in kind All 24.- Chemical industry 30.7 Payments in kind All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 4.8 Payments in kind All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 4.8 Payments in kind All 27.- Metallurgy 2.8 Payments in kind All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3.6 Payments in kind All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.7 Payments in kind All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 105.0 Payments in kind All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 7.0 Payments in kind All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 14.5 Payments in kind All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 18.3 Payments in kind All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 12.1 Payments in kind All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 6.3 Payments in kind All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2.8 Payments in kind All 37.- Recycling 1.4 Payments in kind All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 92.3 Payments in kind All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 123.7 Payments in kind All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 17.3 Payments in kind All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 7.4 Payments in kind All TOTAL SERVICES 16.0 Payments in kind All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 7.5 Payments in kind All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 10.5 Payments in kind All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 11.1 Payments in kind All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.5 Payments in kind All H.- Accommodation: Total 6.6 Payments in kind All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 11.7 Payments in kind All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 7.6 Payments in kind All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 5.6 Payments in kind All 62.- Air and space transport 2.9 Payments in kind All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.3 Payments in kind All 64.- Post and communications 26.9 Payments in kind All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 67.9 Payments in kind All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 79.1 Payments in kind All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 26.4 Payments in kind All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 19.5 Payments in kind All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 7.1 Payments in kind All 70.- Real estate activities 9.1 Payments in kind All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 9.4 Payments in kind All 72.- Computer activities 42.5 Payments in kind All 73.- Research and development 0.0 Payments in kind All 74.- Other business activities 4.3 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4.5 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 2.8 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4.3 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 10.0 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 51.6 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 19.8 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 2.2 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2.7 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 6.2 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.6 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.8 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.8 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2.0 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 1.9 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.9 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.2 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 5.7 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3.3 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2.1 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 1.5 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2.7 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.7 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1.2 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.9 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4.0 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.8 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1.0 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 2.1 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 1.4 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 2.1 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 16.6 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 27.6 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 9.2 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.3 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 6.5 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 5.4 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 6.0 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 7.5 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.2 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 8.9 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.3 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.0 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 6.2 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 35.8 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.9 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.1 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 84.3 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 180.6 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 6.3 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 32.0 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 3,876.0 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 9.9 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.4 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 7.9 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Payments in kind From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 3.2 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 10.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 7.6 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 20.5 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 32.2 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 190.2 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 5.3 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 1.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 7.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 4.1 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 15.8 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 2.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 5.2 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 3.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.6 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 2.2 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3.8 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 5.2 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 33.7 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3.9 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.9 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 1.6 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 6.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.9 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2.3 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 12.5 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 11.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 12.9 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1.2 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 8.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 23.5 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 69.2 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 6.4 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4.5 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 13.3 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 13.5 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 6.5 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 20.1 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.2 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 5.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 9.7 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.5 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 20.0 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 32.6 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 9.7 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 42.4 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 75.3 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 138.7 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 39.8 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 23.1 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 7.7 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 6.3 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 31.5 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 15.4 Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Payments in kind From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 6.7 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 11.6 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 12.1 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 40.7 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 27.6 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 10.7 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 14.5 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 9.9 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 9.3 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 3.0 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.0 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 13.0 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 12.0 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 5.4 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 279.3 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 19.4 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 7.7 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 6.5 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 6.9 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.1 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4.9 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 63.6 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 6.3 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 13.4 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 36.8 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 9.8 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 5.3 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 4.8 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 49.2 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 141.4 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 2.8 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 11.6 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 11.2 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 11.1 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 86.3 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 6.1 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 10.5 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 7.5 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3.1 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2.3 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 1.4 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 5.4 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 42.4 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 66.9 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 28.8 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 5.0 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2.8 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 1.7 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 9.4 Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Payments in kind From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 1.8 Payments in kind 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 28.6 Payments in kind 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 32.6 Payments in kind 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 50.7 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 54.7 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Payments in kind 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Payments in kind 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Payments in kind 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Payments in kind 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 21.0 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 15.5 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 176.1 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 0.4 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 74.7 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Payments in kind 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Payments in kind 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 12.9 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.1 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 24.2 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 48.0 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 7.0 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 18.8 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 2.5 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.8 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3.6 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 123.4 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 6.2 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 21.5 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 38.6 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 16.0 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 6.9 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 14.7 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Payments in kind 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 115.5 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 130.3 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 35.0 Payments in kind 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 25.5 Payments in kind 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 26.7 Payments in kind 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 4.8 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 34.3 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 4.9 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.8 Payments in kind 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 3.1 Payments in kind 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 17.4 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 16.1 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Payments in kind 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.2 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 27.6 Payments in kind 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 68.7 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 74.3 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 22.3 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 10.2 Payments in kind 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 10.9 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Payments in kind 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 14.5 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 148.6 Payments in kind 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Payments in kind 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 4.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 764.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All TOTAL INDUSTRY 867.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 1,106.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 1,251.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 1,197.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 1,019.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 853.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All D.- Manufacturing industry 847.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 745.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 16.- Tobacco industry 946.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 17.- Textile industry 675.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 548.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 563.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 628.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 21.- Paper industry 888.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 842.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 1,320.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 24.- Chemical industry 1,036.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 886.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 821.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 27.- Metallurgy 1,056.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 827.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 915.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1,121.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 850.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 876.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 870.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1,038.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1,055.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 677.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 37.- Recycling 744.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 1,155.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 1,227.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 981.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 712.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All TOTAL SERVICES 698.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 621.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 738.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 650.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 563.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All H.- Accommodation: Total 504.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 906.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 850.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 1,299.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 62.- Air and space transport 1,151.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 775.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 64.- Post and communications 988.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1,129.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1,174.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 952.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 983.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 525.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 70.- Real estate activities 717.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 683.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 72.- Computer activities 900.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 73.- Research and development 941.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY All 74.- Other business activities 485.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 612.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 656.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 826.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 1,184.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 956.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 883.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 766.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 651.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 567.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 649.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 608.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 446.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 506.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 590.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 659.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 711.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 997.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 794.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 691.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 659.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 831.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 740.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 776.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 631.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 667.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 722.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 720.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 729.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 733.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 591.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 773.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 837.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 902.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 793.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 631.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 573.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 599.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 687.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 620.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 517.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 439.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 653.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 645.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 881.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 1,013.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 681.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 482.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 920.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 994.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 840.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 915.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 538,217.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 692.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 587.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 754.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 774.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 507.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 730.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 845.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 1,036.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 1,267.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 957.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 1,014.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 862.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 838.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 714.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 735.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 665.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 574.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 643.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 659.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 923.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 886.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 1,256.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 1,003.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 864.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 851.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 995.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 935.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 965.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 840.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 871.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 904.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 878.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 906.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 965.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 737.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 971.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 1,018.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 1,170.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 962.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 721.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 624.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 636.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 826.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 652.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 558.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 555.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 833.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 826.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 1,295.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 963.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 849.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 728.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 969.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1,131.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 845.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 921.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 521.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 784.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 717.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 908.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 472.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 825.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 964.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 1,239.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 1,295.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 1,042.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 1,247.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 952.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 861.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 870.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 589.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 795.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 818.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 972.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 998.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 1,214.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 1,081.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 908.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 971.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 1,088.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 952.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1,085.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1,392.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 934.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 890.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 954.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 919.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1,080.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 873.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 1,044.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 1,260.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 935.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 782.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 690.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 635.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 840.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 763.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 487.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 549.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 884.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 914.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 1,221.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 826.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 389.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1,069.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1,164.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1,017.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 916.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 578.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 1,303.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 982.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 511.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 934.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1,089.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 1,235.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 1,246.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1,065.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 972.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 997.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 737.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 804.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 1,049.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1,146.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 1,341.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 1,176.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 1,136.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1,115.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 1,152.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 919.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1,015.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1,171.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 927.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 919.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 1,015.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1,118.0 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1,130.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 974.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 1,219.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 1,244.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 1,086.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 926.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 850.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 646.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 917.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 726.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 614.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 552.8 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1,034.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1,010.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 1,164.9 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 849.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 1,037.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1,164.1 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1,181.5 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 994.2 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 1,240.4 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 500.7 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 1,107.3 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 966.6 OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . OBLIGATORY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 473.1 Common contingencies All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 528.1 Common contingencies All TOTAL INDUSTRY 593.0 Common contingencies All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 667.7 Common contingencies All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 726.9 Common contingencies All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 867.1 Common contingencies All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Common contingencies All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 667.9 Common contingencies All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 536.0 Common contingencies All D.- Manufacturing industry 581.8 Common contingencies All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 512.5 Common contingencies All 16.- Tobacco industry 644.9 Common contingencies All 17.- Textile industry 478.7 Common contingencies All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 400.2 Common contingencies All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 392.6 Common contingencies All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 416.7 Common contingencies All 21.- Paper industry 612.5 Common contingencies All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 594.7 Common contingencies All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 911.0 Common contingencies All 24.- Chemical industry 727.6 Common contingencies All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 612.3 Common contingencies All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 552.5 Common contingencies All 27.- Metallurgy 710.2 Common contingencies All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 546.2 Common contingencies All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 616.6 Common contingencies All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 816.6 Common contingencies All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 582.3 Common contingencies All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 615.4 Common contingencies All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 611.9 Common contingencies All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 707.7 Common contingencies All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 727.0 Common contingencies All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 465.2 Common contingencies All 37.- Recycling 496.8 Common contingencies All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 786.6 Common contingencies All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 833.3 Common contingencies All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 674.8 Common contingencies All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 460.8 Common contingencies All TOTAL SERVICES 494.0 Common contingencies All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 439.0 Common contingencies All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 508.1 Common contingencies All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 457.5 Common contingencies All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 403.6 Common contingencies All H.- Accommodation: Total 367.8 Common contingencies All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 621.1 Common contingencies All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 573.3 Common contingencies All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 818.2 Common contingencies All 62.- Air and space transport 765.2 Common contingencies All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 549.6 Common contingencies All 64.- Post and communications 690.9 Common contingencies All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 818.0 Common contingencies All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 849.9 Common contingencies All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 695.8 Common contingencies All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 702.9 Common contingencies All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 369.9 Common contingencies All 70.- Real estate activities 504.2 Common contingencies All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 464.9 Common contingencies All 72.- Computer activities 655.9 Common contingencies All 73.- Research and development 679.1 Common contingencies All 74.- Other business activities 340.7 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 418.2 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 446.3 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 512.3 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 714.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 640.9 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 580.4 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 476.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 443.8 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 392.3 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 465.7 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 430.8 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 327.3 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 352.7 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 388.8 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 465.3 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 506.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 671.6 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 552.3 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 479.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 433.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 551.7 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 486.7 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 518.9 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 456.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 442.5 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 504.2 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 507.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 487.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 477.8 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 402.8 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 521.4 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 571.7 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 610.2 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 545.8 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 402.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 403.2 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 419.9 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 470.3 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 436.6 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 367.2 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 320.2 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 436.0 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 417.5 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 625.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 648.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 478.0 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 341.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 675.8 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 729.2 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 615.9 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 674.6 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 383,486.0 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 481.8 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 393.8 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 552.1 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 563.6 Common contingencies From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 362.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 503.3 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 577.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 621.3 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 704.0 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 672.4 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 670.4 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 549.4 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 574.7 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 492.4 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 524.3 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 473.3 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 417.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 448.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 439.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 633.3 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 626.4 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 837.4 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 701.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 599.2 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 576.5 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 658.1 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 617.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 646.7 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 606.6 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 594.0 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 631.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 616.8 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 604.2 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 651.6 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 509.7 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 659.4 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 694.0 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 797.5 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 655.4 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 462.6 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 442.0 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 447.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 569.3 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 458.4 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 398.0 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 404.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 561.0 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 539.8 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 840.0 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 624.8 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 598.6 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 519.1 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 711.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 832.8 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 620.4 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 672.7 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 371.9 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 563.6 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 503.4 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 667.2 Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Common contingencies From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 335.1 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 570.1 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 659.7 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 781.6 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 753.5 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 698.5 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 781.7 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 653.7 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 590.5 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 607.3 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 429.8 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 562.2 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 560.4 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 664.2 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 698.1 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 852.0 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 765.2 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 624.6 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 657.8 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 708.4 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 635.1 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 743.6 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 982.5 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 646.2 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 629.4 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 671.6 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 617.5 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 720.4 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 607.0 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 708.8 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 845.4 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 640.1 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 507.6 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 488.1 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 446.6 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 586.2 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 536.1 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 344.0 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 400.7 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 586.6 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 596.8 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 740.1 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 577.0 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 279.9 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 778.5 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 847.9 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 739.9 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 671.7 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 410.5 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 861.1 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 713.9 Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Common contingencies From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 361.8 Common contingencies 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 652.4 Common contingencies 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 746.7 Common contingencies 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 729.9 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 729.2 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Common contingencies 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Common contingencies 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Common contingencies 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Common contingencies 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 736.7 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 665.3 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 675.8 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 525.0 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 585.7 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Common contingencies 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Common contingencies 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 718.9 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 795.2 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 926.6 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 827.9 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 781.3 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 764.6 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 790.5 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 623.2 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 691.3 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 855.3 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 645.4 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 646.1 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 712.7 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 767.2 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 789.8 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 681.3 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Common contingencies 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 830.7 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 845.0 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 753.3 Common contingencies 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 623.1 Common contingencies 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 602.9 Common contingencies 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 464.0 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 645.9 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 510.3 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 443.7 Common contingencies 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 404.2 Common contingencies 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 718.0 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 705.0 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Common contingencies 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 778.7 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 616.2 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 724.2 Common contingencies 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 841.2 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 853.8 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 726.9 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 821.8 Common contingencies 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 342.5 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Common contingencies 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 789.3 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 692.8 Common contingencies 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Common contingencies 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 321.9 Overtime hours All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4.7 Overtime hours All TOTAL INDUSTRY 7.7 Overtime hours All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 2.6 Overtime hours All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Overtime hours All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.9 Overtime hours All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Overtime hours All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 9.2 Overtime hours All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 6.1 Overtime hours All D.- Manufacturing industry 7.8 Overtime hours All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 4.0 Overtime hours All 16.- Tobacco industry 2.7 Overtime hours All 17.- Textile industry 6.9 Overtime hours All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2.5 Overtime hours All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.5 Overtime hours All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 3.1 Overtime hours All 21.- Paper industry 12.2 Overtime hours All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 9.5 Overtime hours All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 11.6 Overtime hours All 24.- Chemical industry 5.3 Overtime hours All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 7.3 Overtime hours All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 5.6 Overtime hours All 27.- Metallurgy 12.5 Overtime hours All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 7.1 Overtime hours All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 10.0 Overtime hours All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 7.7 Overtime hours All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 8.4 Overtime hours All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 10.7 Overtime hours All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 7.7 Overtime hours All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 19.9 Overtime hours All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 12.7 Overtime hours All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3.2 Overtime hours All 37.- Recycling 5.1 Overtime hours All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 9.0 Overtime hours All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 8.7 Overtime hours All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 9.6 Overtime hours All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.3 Overtime hours All TOTAL SERVICES 3.0 Overtime hours All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.8 Overtime hours All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.4 Overtime hours All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.7 Overtime hours All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.8 Overtime hours All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.5 Overtime hours All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 7.7 Overtime hours All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 11.2 Overtime hours All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 140.9 Overtime hours All 62.- Air and space transport 3.6 Overtime hours All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.4 Overtime hours All 64.- Post and communications 1.9 Overtime hours All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.2 Overtime hours All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.1 Overtime hours All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.4 Overtime hours All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 2.5 Overtime hours All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 3.5 Overtime hours All 70.- Real estate activities 0.6 Overtime hours All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.9 Overtime hours All 72.- Computer activities 3.5 Overtime hours All 73.- Research and development 0.6 Overtime hours All 74.- Other business activities 3.7 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.6 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 2.6 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4.5 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.2 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 10.0 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 5.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2.6 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.8 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 6.9 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.6 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.2 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.9 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 2.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 4.4 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 2.5 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 2.7 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 2.8 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2.2 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 6.9 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2.4 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4.2 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 1.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3.0 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 5.5 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 7.0 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.5 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 4.2 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 4.9 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3.7 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.9 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 1.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.9 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.6 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.8 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.6 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.3 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 4.0 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 5.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 35.4 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.3 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.3 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.2 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.5 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 510.0 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.2 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 1.8 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.4 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.1 Overtime hours From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.5 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 5.2 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 8.5 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 2.8 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 2.0 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 3.4 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 4.9 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 8.6 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 4.6 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 1.4 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 5.5 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3.6 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.8 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 6.5 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 15.6 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 11.8 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 7.2 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 5.8 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 10.6 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 6.7 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 16.5 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 13.4 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 11.5 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.1 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 10.3 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 11.8 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 8.5 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 16.7 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 12.5 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3.4 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 11.6 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 12.7 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 11.2 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.3 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2.7 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2.3 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.6 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2.4 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.7 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.8 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 11.7 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 14.9 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 95.1 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 10.0 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 4.5 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 2.9 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.2 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.4 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.4 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 2.6 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1.6 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 1.5 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 1.3 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 1.6 Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Overtime hours From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 1.7 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 7.4 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 11.1 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 5.6 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 8.0 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 14.7 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 11.2 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 7.9 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 13.3 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3.0 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 3.5 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 4.3 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 13.7 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 16.0 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 7.3 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 4.1 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 21.1 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 10.2 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 16.2 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 13.7 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 13.2 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 13.9 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 8.6 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 10.8 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 9.6 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 22.0 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 24.7 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 11.4 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 15.4 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 22.9 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 11.6 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3.9 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 4.1 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 4.5 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 7.4 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3.8 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 4.9 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.7 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 16.0 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 20.1 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.9 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 4.0 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.4 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.9 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.9 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.6 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2.2 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 21.7 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 2.0 Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Overtime hours From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 1.9 Overtime hours 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 6.9 Overtime hours 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 11.3 Overtime hours 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.7 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Overtime hours 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Overtime hours 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Overtime hours 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Overtime hours 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 12.2 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 5.4 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 2.1 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 4.9 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 6.4 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Overtime hours 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Overtime hours 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 17.3 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 19.3 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 12.4 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 6.8 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 5.4 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 9.4 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 11.1 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 10.1 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 18.5 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 8.6 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 9.8 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 14.2 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 11.9 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 21.9 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 12.4 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 5.6 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Overtime hours 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 8.3 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 8.1 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 9.6 Overtime hours 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 6.1 Overtime hours 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 4.5 Overtime hours 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2.4 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.1 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3.0 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.2 Overtime hours 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.6 Overtime hours 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 7.5 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 13.0 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Overtime hours 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 2.2 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 5.9 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 2.0 Overtime hours 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.2 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.1 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.6 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 6.7 Overtime hours 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 8.6 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Overtime hours 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 1.0 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 11.0 Overtime hours 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Overtime hours 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 8.5 Training and work experience All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.1 Training and work experience All TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.1 Training and work experience All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Training and work experience All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Training and work experience All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Training and work experience All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Training and work experience All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Training and work experience All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.1 Training and work experience All D.- Manufacturing industry 0.2 Training and work experience All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.2 Training and work experience All 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Training and work experience All 17.- Textile industry 0.1 Training and work experience All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.2 Training and work experience All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Training and work experience All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Training and work experience All 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Training and work experience All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.1 Training and work experience All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.1 Training and work experience All 24.- Chemical industry 0.1 Training and work experience All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.2 Training and work experience All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.0 Training and work experience All 27.- Metallurgy 0.2 Training and work experience All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.4 Training and work experience All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.4 Training and work experience All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Training and work experience All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Training and work experience All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.2 Training and work experience All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.3 Training and work experience All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Training and work experience All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Training and work experience All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Training and work experience All 37.- Recycling 0.0 Training and work experience All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Training and work experience All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Training and work experience All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Training and work experience All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.2 Training and work experience All TOTAL SERVICES 0.1 Training and work experience All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Training and work experience All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Training and work experience All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.2 Training and work experience All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Training and work experience All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Training and work experience All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.1 Training and work experience All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.2 Training and work experience All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Training and work experience All 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Training and work experience All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Training and work experience All 64.- Post and communications 0.1 Training and work experience All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Training and work experience All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Training and work experience All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Training and work experience All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Training and work experience All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.2 Training and work experience All 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Training and work experience All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Training and work experience All 72.- Computer activities 1.8 Training and work experience All 73.- Research and development 13.5 Training and work experience All 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.3 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.3 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.4 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.3 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 1.5 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.6 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.1 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.5 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.8 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.9 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.1 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.1 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.1 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.3 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.5 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.4 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.1 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 69.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.1 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.2 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Training and work experience From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.2 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.2 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.2 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.3 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.8 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.2 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.3 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.2 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.3 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.2 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 1.3 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.1 Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Training and work experience From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.3 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.2 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.2 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.1 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.3 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 1.3 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.5 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.5 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.2 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.1 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.3 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.1 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.4 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.1 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.2 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.1 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1.2 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 9.2 Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Training and work experience From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.1 Training and work experience 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Training and work experience 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Training and work experience 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Training and work experience 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Training and work experience 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 0.1 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Training and work experience 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Training and work experience 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.1 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Training and work experience 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Training and work experience 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.1 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Training and work experience 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Training and work experience 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Training and work experience 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Common services and other concepts All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.9 Common services and other concepts All TOTAL INDUSTRY 2.2 Common services and other concepts All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4.8 Common services and other concepts All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 7.7 Common services and other concepts All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.8 Common services and other concepts All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Common services and other concepts All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 2.9 Common services and other concepts All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.6 Common services and other concepts All D.- Manufacturing industry 1.8 Common services and other concepts All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.8 Common services and other concepts All 16.- Tobacco industry 3.8 Common services and other concepts All 17.- Textile industry 0.2 Common services and other concepts All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.6 Common services and other concepts All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.7 Common services and other concepts All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.2 Common services and other concepts All 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Common services and other concepts All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.0 Common services and other concepts All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 7.6 Common services and other concepts All 24.- Chemical industry 0.8 Common services and other concepts All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 2.3 Common services and other concepts All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.2 Common services and other concepts All 27.- Metallurgy 5.7 Common services and other concepts All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2.3 Common services and other concepts All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.9 Common services and other concepts All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2.3 Common services and other concepts All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.5 Common services and other concepts All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 1.2 Common services and other concepts All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.1 Common services and other concepts All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 4.5 Common services and other concepts All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 8.7 Common services and other concepts All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.6 Common services and other concepts All 37.- Recycling 0.0 Common services and other concepts All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 11.2 Common services and other concepts All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 14.5 Common services and other concepts All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3.3 Common services and other concepts All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.3 Common services and other concepts All TOTAL SERVICES 1.6 Common services and other concepts All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.6 Common services and other concepts All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Common services and other concepts All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.5 Common services and other concepts All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.7 Common services and other concepts All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.3 Common services and other concepts All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 7.4 Common services and other concepts All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 5.2 Common services and other concepts All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Common services and other concepts All 62.- Air and space transport 16.3 Common services and other concepts All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.6 Common services and other concepts All 64.- Post and communications 12.5 Common services and other concepts All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.1 Common services and other concepts All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.4 Common services and other concepts All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.1 Common services and other concepts All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Common services and other concepts All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.2 Common services and other concepts All 70.- Real estate activities 0.2 Common services and other concepts All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.2 Common services and other concepts All 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Common services and other concepts All 73.- Research and development 6.2 Common services and other concepts All 74.- Other business activities 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.4 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.8 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.8 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.7 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.8 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.5 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.5 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 5.3 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.5 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 93.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.4 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.5 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.7 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4.1 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 10.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.6 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.8 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.4 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 3.8 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.9 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 2.1 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 4.8 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 2.6 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.5 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3.4 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.5 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.5 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.8 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.5 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Common services and other concepts From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.7 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.2 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 1.3 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3.9 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.3 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.4 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.2 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 5.1 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 6.8 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3.1 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.4 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1.1 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3.7 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.4 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.3 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.7 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.2 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.7 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2.1 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.2 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Common services and other concepts From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 5.0 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 5.9 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 8.4 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 8.7 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 4.6 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.7 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 4.5 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2.6 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 8.1 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 8.3 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 2.5 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 7.8 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.7 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 9.9 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.9 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3.2 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2.8 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.3 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 2.6 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 6.1 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 10.8 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 4.9 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 14.8 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 16.5 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 5.7 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 11.6 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 3.9 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.3 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.0 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.5 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.2 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 12.8 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 11.9 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 18.4 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.9 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 14.0 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.4 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.5 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.1 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.3 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Common services and other concepts 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 0.3 Work accidents and Work related illness All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 60.5 Work accidents and Work related illness All TOTAL INDUSTRY 74.3 Work accidents and Work related illness All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 210.5 Work accidents and Work related illness All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 269.6 Work accidents and Work related illness All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 58.6 Work accidents and Work related illness All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Work accidents and Work related illness All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 125.0 Work accidents and Work related illness All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 141.3 Work accidents and Work related illness All D.- Manufacturing industry 70.2 Work accidents and Work related illness All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 64.1 Work accidents and Work related illness All 16.- Tobacco industry 58.0 Work accidents and Work related illness All 17.- Textile industry 40.1 Work accidents and Work related illness All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 20.4 Work accidents and Work related illness All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 47.7 Work accidents and Work related illness All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 79.0 Work accidents and Work related illness All 21.- Paper industry 66.9 Work accidents and Work related illness All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 46.5 Work accidents and Work related illness All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 84.3 Work accidents and Work related illness All 24.- Chemical industry 71.0 Work accidents and Work related illness All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 63.9 Work accidents and Work related illness All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 89.1 Work accidents and Work related illness All 27.- Metallurgy 96.6 Work accidents and Work related illness All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 97.8 Work accidents and Work related illness All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 90.3 Work accidents and Work related illness All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 40.8 Work accidents and Work related illness All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 74.4 Work accidents and Work related illness All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 52.3 Work accidents and Work related illness All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 56.8 Work accidents and Work related illness All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 77.3 Work accidents and Work related illness All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 71.6 Work accidents and Work related illness All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 62.6 Work accidents and Work related illness All 37.- Recycling 85.2 Work accidents and Work related illness All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 76.6 Work accidents and Work related illness All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 77.2 Work accidents and Work related illness All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 74.9 Work accidents and Work related illness All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 104.2 Work accidents and Work related illness All TOTAL SERVICES 41.8 Work accidents and Work related illness All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 42.6 Work accidents and Work related illness All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 68.9 Work accidents and Work related illness All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 47.8 Work accidents and Work related illness All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 30.8 Work accidents and Work related illness All H.- Accommodation: Total 23.1 Work accidents and Work related illness All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 67.5 Work accidents and Work related illness All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 77.3 Work accidents and Work related illness All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 81.8 Work accidents and Work related illness All 62.- Air and space transport 118.0 Work accidents and Work related illness All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 52.8 Work accidents and Work related illness All 64.- Post and communications 43.0 Work accidents and Work related illness All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 36.3 Work accidents and Work related illness All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 35.6 Work accidents and Work related illness All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 35.2 Work accidents and Work related illness All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 55.3 Work accidents and Work related illness All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 35.4 Work accidents and Work related illness All 70.- Real estate activities 56.3 Work accidents and Work related illness All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 69.8 Work accidents and Work related illness All 72.- Computer activities 33.6 Work accidents and Work related illness All 73.- Research and development 30.7 Work accidents and Work related illness All 74.- Other business activities 34.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 62.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 68.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 150.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 250.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 118.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 110.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 135.7 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 66.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 52.7 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 36.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 36.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 17.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 45.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 80.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 47.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 42.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 108.7 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 65.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 59.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 90.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 99.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 95.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 90.7 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 34.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 83.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 59.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 51.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 84.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 94.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 62.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 89.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 81.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 93.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 73.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 104.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 44.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 48.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 68.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 48.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 35.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 21.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 77.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 91.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 59.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 120.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 53.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 35.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 32.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 36.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 29.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 31.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 35,605.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 61.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 68.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 30.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 38.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 31.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 62.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 75.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 205.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 310.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 69.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 132.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 136.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 72.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 62.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 45.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 39.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 22.7 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 51.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 75.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 70.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 46.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 130.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 72.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 64.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 85.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 106.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 103.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 98.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 45.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 79.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 62.7 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 57.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 88.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 90.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 64.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 105.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 86.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 100.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 81.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 112.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 40.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 44.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 74.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 46.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 34.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 24.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 81.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 96.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 88.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 126.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 57.7 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 44.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 34.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 37.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 32.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 32.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 32.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 44.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 54.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 31.7 Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Work accidents and Work related illness From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 31.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 64.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 79.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 193.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 285.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 117.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 184.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 75.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 71.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 51.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 23.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 54.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 76.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 77.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 55.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 78.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 69.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 61.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 90.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 120.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 94.7 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 86.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 77.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 72.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 51.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 61.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 80.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 97.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 59.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 90.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 115.4 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 78.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 111.7 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 42.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 41.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 63.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 50.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 29.7 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 25.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 88.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 98.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 244.3 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 56.0 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 23.8 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 38.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 39.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 37.9 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 35.6 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 37.1 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 143.2 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 34.5 Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Work accidents and Work related illness From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 36.0 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 55.5 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 78.2 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 247.8 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 259.8 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 70.5 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 78.4 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 61.3 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 43.0 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 23.2 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 78.2 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 56.0 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 81.5 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 72.7 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 68.4 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 93.7 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 82.9 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 85.6 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 80.3 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 39.3 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 64.9 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 43.6 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 59.4 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 73.6 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 60.6 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 53.6 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 73.0 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 73.7 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 69.2 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 89.3 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 39.8 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 30.6 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 61.1 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 47.9 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 25.6 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 23.1 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 57.9 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 54.9 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 112.7 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 45.7 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 43.5 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 36.6 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 35.4 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 36.6 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 144.9 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 37.5 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 63.4 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 39.2 Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Work accidents and Work related illness 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 37.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 168.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All TOTAL INDUSTRY 190.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 221.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 247.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 269.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 214.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 169.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All D.- Manufacturing industry 185.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 163.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 16.- Tobacco industry 237.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 17.- Textile industry 149.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 124.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 120.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 129.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 21.- Paper industry 196.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 190.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 306.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 24.- Chemical industry 231.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 200.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 174.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 27.- Metallurgy 231.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 173.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 197.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 254.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 184.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 197.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 193.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 229.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 234.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 145.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 37.- Recycling 157.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 271.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 293.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 218.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 142.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All TOTAL SERVICES 158.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 137.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 158.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 143.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 126.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All H.- Accommodation: Total 112.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 203.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 183.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 258.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 62.- Air and space transport 248.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 169.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 64.- Post and communications 240.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 272.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 286.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 219.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 222.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 116.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 70.- Real estate activities 155.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 146.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 72.- Computer activities 206.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 73.- Research and development 211.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training All 74.- Other business activities 107.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 129.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 138.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 159.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 219.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 196.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 182.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 148.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 137.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 120.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 147.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 134.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 100.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 107.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 119.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 144.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 158.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 213.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 173.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 149.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 133.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 173.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 151.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 162.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 141.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 137.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 156.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 158.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 152.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 149.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 123.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 162.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 180.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 194.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 170.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 123.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 124.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 129.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 146.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 135.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 113.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 97.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 135.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 130.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 196.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 208.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 148.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 105.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 211.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 227.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 193.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 209.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 118,454.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 148.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 122.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 171.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 172.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 112.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 158.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 183.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 203.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 242.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 212.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 207.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 171.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 182.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 154.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 164.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 147.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 129.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 138.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 137.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 203.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 201.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 282.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 222.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 190.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 181.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 213.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 199.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 208.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 188.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 188.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 198.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 194.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 195.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 206.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 159.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 206.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 224.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 260.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 210.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 143.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 137.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 140.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 178.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 144.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 123.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 124.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 179.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 174.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 272.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 202.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 188.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 160.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 222.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 260.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 193.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 213.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 115.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 174.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 158.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 207.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 103.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 182.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 212.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 257.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 256.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 218.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 262.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 210.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 190.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 197.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 133.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 174.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 177.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 217.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 227.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 272.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 242.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 201.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 212.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 235.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 204.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 241.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 318.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 206.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 198.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 211.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 198.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 233.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 195.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 229.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 276.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 206.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 159.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 154.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 142.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 183.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 171.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 108.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 122.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 192.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 199.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 236.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 187.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 85.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 251.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 276.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 237.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 208.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 127.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 277.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 223.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 111.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 215.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 247.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 248.4 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 249.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 241.2 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 222.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 254.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 164.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 186.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 234.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 267.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 312.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 266.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 273.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 246.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 257.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 198.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 222.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 265.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 205.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 212.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 231.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 249.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 256.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 229.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 292.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 300.9 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 249.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 196.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 199.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 148.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 205.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 164.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 141.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 124.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 238.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 225.3 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 252.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 180.5 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 253.8 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 283.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 289.7 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 229.0 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 267.1 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 111.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 253.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 223.6 Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Unemployment, W.G.F. And Vocational Training 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 105.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 29.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All TOTAL INDUSTRY 28.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 40.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 33.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 504.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 8.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 6.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All D.- Manufacturing industry 21.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 8.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 16.- Tobacco industry 186.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 17.- Textile industry 2.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 4.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 21.- Paper industry 20.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 5.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 268.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 24.- Chemical industry 56.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 23.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 13.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 27.- Metallurgy 36.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 6.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 20.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 333.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 23.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 37.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 30.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 17.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 23.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 7.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 37.- Recycling 3.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 173.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 224.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 50.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All TOTAL SERVICES 35.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 9.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 13.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 6.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All H.- Accommodation: Total 1.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 87.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 8.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 4.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 62.- Air and space transport 216.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 7.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 64.- Post and communications 227.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 110.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 130.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 35.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 19.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 13.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 70.- Real estate activities 15.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 7.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 72.- Computer activities 97.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 73.- Research and development 10.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS All 74.- Other business activities 6.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 5.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 10.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 6.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 286.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 20.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 6.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 4.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 2.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 23.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 1.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 3.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 3.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 7.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 36.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 3.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 9.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 12.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 4.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 2.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 1.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 2.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 5.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 13.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 20.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 9.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 5.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 5.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 8.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 3.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 19.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 4.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 1.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 50.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 93.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 23.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 14.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 7,052.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 11.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 9.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 3.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 6.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 10.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 13.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 9.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 2.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 159.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 6.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 12.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 7.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 8.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 1.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 4.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 5.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 9.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 4.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 142.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 38.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 9.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 8.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 12.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 8.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 33.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 15.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 16.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 10.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 23.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 5.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 9.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 9.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 3.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 73.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 152.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 43.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 8.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 4.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 7.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 6.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 12.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 4.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 6.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 46.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 11.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 43.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 48.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 79.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 33.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 15.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 8.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 25.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 16.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 12.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 7.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 26.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 29.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 102.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 10.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 11.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 12.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 26.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 14.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 7.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 23.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 12.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 65.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 6.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 127.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 64.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 9.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 35.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 24.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 10.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 21.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 96.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 17.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 16.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 57.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 16.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 15.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 10.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 49.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 127.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 10.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 25.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 26.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 12.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 48.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 4.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 12.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 93.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 16.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 93.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 160.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 47.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 43.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 12.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 41.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 9.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 71.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 69.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 50.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 45.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 50.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 14.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 207.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 7.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 5.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 34.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 15.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 291.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 83.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 66.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 37.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 60.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 8.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 17.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 396.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 46.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 77.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 65.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 21.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 31.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 28.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 217.8 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 241.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 89.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 11.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 78.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 15.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 21.0 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 34.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 12.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 148.3 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 14.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 237.9 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 6.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 252.6 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 121.7 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 132.5 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 32.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 16.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 23.1 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 32.2 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 370.4 VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 5.6 Pension plans and funds All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 20.5 Pension plans and funds All TOTAL INDUSTRY 17.7 Pension plans and funds All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 28.3 Pension plans and funds All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 25.3 Pension plans and funds All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 366.7 Pension plans and funds All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Pension plans and funds All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.1 Pension plans and funds All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3.9 Pension plans and funds All D.- Manufacturing industry 12.2 Pension plans and funds All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3.6 Pension plans and funds All 16.- Tobacco industry 184.3 Pension plans and funds All 17.- Textile industry 1.2 Pension plans and funds All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.6 Pension plans and funds All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.0 Pension plans and funds All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2.2 Pension plans and funds All 21.- Paper industry 10.7 Pension plans and funds All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.3 Pension plans and funds All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 218.4 Pension plans and funds All 24.- Chemical industry 39.5 Pension plans and funds All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 10.7 Pension plans and funds All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 9.2 Pension plans and funds All 27.- Metallurgy 19.5 Pension plans and funds All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3.5 Pension plans and funds All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4.5 Pension plans and funds All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 248.6 Pension plans and funds All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 6.2 Pension plans and funds All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 20.6 Pension plans and funds All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 18.0 Pension plans and funds All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3.5 Pension plans and funds All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 11.3 Pension plans and funds All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 4.2 Pension plans and funds All 37.- Recycling 2.1 Pension plans and funds All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 129.2 Pension plans and funds All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 164.7 Pension plans and funds All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 44.4 Pension plans and funds All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.7 Pension plans and funds All TOTAL SERVICES 26.4 Pension plans and funds All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 4.8 Pension plans and funds All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.0 Pension plans and funds All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 8.1 Pension plans and funds All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.6 Pension plans and funds All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.3 Pension plans and funds All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 66.7 Pension plans and funds All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.5 Pension plans and funds All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.2 Pension plans and funds All 62.- Air and space transport 196.0 Pension plans and funds All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2.1 Pension plans and funds All 64.- Post and communications 173.8 Pension plans and funds All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 89.6 Pension plans and funds All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 109.0 Pension plans and funds All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 18.0 Pension plans and funds All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 8.0 Pension plans and funds All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 8.3 Pension plans and funds All 70.- Real estate activities 3.6 Pension plans and funds All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3.2 Pension plans and funds All 72.- Computer activities 79.1 Pension plans and funds All 73.- Research and development 2.2 Pension plans and funds All 74.- Other business activities 3.2 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2.3 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 3.0 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 6.4 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.2 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 238.0 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 1.0 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3.8 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2.9 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.3 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 18.1 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.4 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.1 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.5 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 1.5 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 1.6 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 2.1 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 3.4 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 28.8 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 1.8 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.6 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 4.3 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2.6 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 6.1 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 3.0 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.8 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 1.1 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.7 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.7 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.9 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2.0 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 3.1 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 6.4 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 5.5 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 7.1 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.2 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2.5 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2.8 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.3 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 5.3 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.4 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.2 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.7 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.2 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 1.0 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.7 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 17.7 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 31.8 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 11.3 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 1.6 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 3,421.0 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 1.0 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.1 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.1 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 4.1 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4.7 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 6.7 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4.1 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 94.0 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 1.6 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 5.8 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 2.3 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.2 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2.1 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 3.3 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.9 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 138.2 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 24.7 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 6.0 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 5.8 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 5.8 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4.7 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3.8 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 3.4 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 8.3 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 1.3 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 13.1 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1.5 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.1 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 6.6 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 59.0 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 116.6 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 37.4 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.7 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 3.6 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.6 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.0 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2.1 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.4 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.8 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 4.2 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.6 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.8 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 35.6 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 4.1 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 12.2 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 17.5 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 32.4 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 8.3 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 7.8 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 4.7 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 10.1 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 11.6 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 2.6 Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Pension plans and funds From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 4.5 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 14.7 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 16.3 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 71.1 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 11.3 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 14.4 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 6.7 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 2.5 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 14.6 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 12.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 41.6 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 43.1 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 45.8 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.6 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 26.5 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 11.1 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3.8 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4.5 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 90.6 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 5.4 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 21.6 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3.4 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1.7 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 1.7 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 14.9 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 37.2 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3.7 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 1.1 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 15.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 16.8 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 34.4 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3.9 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 69.2 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.7 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 69.6 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 137.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 22.4 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 25.2 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1.7 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 1.6 Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Pension plans and funds From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 1.8 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 53.3 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 45.5 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 37.4 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 36.1 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 30.5 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 6.5 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 206.1 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 5.7 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.2 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 16.5 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 239.1 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 59.7 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 29.3 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 25.9 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 34.2 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4.9 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.7 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 295.1 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 9.3 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 47.3 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 47.3 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 4.2 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 16.7 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 13.4 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 164.6 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 179.8 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 81.8 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.2 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 62.3 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 8.1 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 4.8 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 23.6 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.7 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 116.1 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.2 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 217.2 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.8 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 194.7 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 103.4 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 113.3 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 22.0 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 1.3 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 18.3 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 13.6 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 346.9 Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Pension plans and funds 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 1.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All TOTAL INDUSTRY 3.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 6.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 105.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 4.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All D.- Manufacturing industry 2.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 16.- Tobacco industry 0.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 17.- Textile industry 0.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 1.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 21.- Paper industry 3.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 27.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 24.- Chemical industry 3.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 27.- Metallurgy 4.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 21.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 2.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 1.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 37.- Recycling 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 21.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 29.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 2.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All TOTAL SERVICES 2.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 1.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 62.- Air and space transport 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 64.- Post and communications 2.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 8.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 9.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 7.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 2.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 70.- Real estate activities 5.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 72.- Computer activities 7.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 73.- Research and development 7.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance All 74.- Other business activities 1.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 1.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 48.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 17.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 1.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 5.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 1.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 2.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 1.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 16.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 33.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 6.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 1.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,359.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 4.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 7.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 1.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 2.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 48.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 1.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 5.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 1.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 3.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 1.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 5.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 7.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 19.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 4.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 1.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 26.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 20.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 30.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 18.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 1.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 9.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 5.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 4.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 22.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 6.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 3.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 3.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 10.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 51.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 3.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 1.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 4.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 3.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 7.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 17.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 6.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 18.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 52.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 1.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 3.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 5.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 2.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 10.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 4.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 8.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7.7 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 9.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 3.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 10.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 2.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 6.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 3.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 1.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 3.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 5.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 28.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 8.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 8.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 25.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 9.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 2.3 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 6.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 25.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 30.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 2.9 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 4.5 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.8 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 7.4 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 8.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.6 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 9.0 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.2 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 9.1 Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Sickness, maternity or accident insurance 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 1.9 Other plans or insurance All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 6.6 Other plans or insurance All TOTAL INDUSTRY 7.9 Other plans or insurance All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 5.8 Other plans or insurance All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4.6 Other plans or insurance All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 32.5 Other plans or insurance All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Other plans or insurance All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 3.6 Other plans or insurance All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 1.9 Other plans or insurance All D.- Manufacturing industry 7.2 Other plans or insurance All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3.6 Other plans or insurance All 16.- Tobacco industry 1.9 Other plans or insurance All 17.- Textile industry 1.2 Other plans or insurance All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.5 Other plans or insurance All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.0 Other plans or insurance All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 1.3 Other plans or insurance All 21.- Paper industry 6.3 Other plans or insurance All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 2.9 Other plans or insurance All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 23.0 Other plans or insurance All 24.- Chemical industry 12.9 Other plans or insurance All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 11.6 Other plans or insurance All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2.7 Other plans or insurance All 27.- Metallurgy 11.9 Other plans or insurance All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2.0 Other plans or insurance All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 11.6 Other plans or insurance All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 63.8 Other plans or insurance All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 16.0 Other plans or insurance All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 12.1 Other plans or insurance All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 7.7 Other plans or insurance All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 13.1 Other plans or insurance All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 9.8 Other plans or insurance All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 1.9 Other plans or insurance All 37.- Recycling 1.5 Other plans or insurance All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 22.5 Other plans or insurance All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 30.3 Other plans or insurance All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3.6 Other plans or insurance All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.7 Other plans or insurance All TOTAL SERVICES 6.4 Other plans or insurance All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2.9 Other plans or insurance All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.1 Other plans or insurance All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2.7 Other plans or insurance All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.1 Other plans or insurance All H.- Accommodation: Total 1.0 Other plans or insurance All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 19.1 Other plans or insurance All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 5.7 Other plans or insurance All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 2.0 Other plans or insurance All 62.- Air and space transport 19.8 Other plans or insurance All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 4.1 Other plans or insurance All 64.- Post and communications 51.2 Other plans or insurance All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 11.5 Other plans or insurance All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 11.9 Other plans or insurance All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 9.9 Other plans or insurance All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 9.4 Other plans or insurance All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2.8 Other plans or insurance All 70.- Real estate activities 5.4 Other plans or insurance All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.2 Other plans or insurance All 72.- Computer activities 10.6 Other plans or insurance All 73.- Research and development 1.3 Other plans or insurance All 74.- Other business activities 2.1 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.3 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.2 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 2.1 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 5.5 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 2.0 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 1.6 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.1 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.0 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 4.2 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.7 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.6 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.6 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.9 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 1.3 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.3 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 3.3 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 6.3 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.8 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.1 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 4.2 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.8 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.0 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1.3 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2.1 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.6 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.8 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.7 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1.0 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.4 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 1.6 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 5.9 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 11.8 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 2.0 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 1.0 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 1.5 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.2 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.1 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.8 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.5 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.9 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.8 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.3 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 3.2 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 18.2 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2.4 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 1.1 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 16.2 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 28.4 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 5.1 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 11.4 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1,273.0 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 5.4 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.9 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 1.8 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 3.3 Other plans or insurance From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.9 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3.6 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 5.1 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 2.9 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 2.3 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 17.2 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 2.6 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 5.1 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3.1 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 2.2 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 1.1 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.0 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.3 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2.5 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 3.0 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3.0 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 4.2 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 12.1 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3.1 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.2 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 6.1 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2.7 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 23.6 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 12.0 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 6.3 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 5.9 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4.3 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3.4 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 5.4 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2.1 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 3.0 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 7.0 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 17.1 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3.2 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.1 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2.5 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.6 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.5 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.5 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.2 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.8 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 4.2 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.2 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 4.3 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 11.0 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 5.2 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 4.5 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 10.4 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 16.4 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 6.6 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 6.6 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2.6 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 5.2 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.5 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 4.8 Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Other plans or insurance From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 2.3 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 7.7 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 9.0 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 9.5 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4.3 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 8.1 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.9 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 8.8 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 5.5 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 3.6 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3.2 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 6.4 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 13.9 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 6.6 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 32.6 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 14.8 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 7.6 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 4.5 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 9.5 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 6.6 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 10.5 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 4.0 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 10.7 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 11.1 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 18.8 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 12.2 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 7.4 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 8.3 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 16.0 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 38.0 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 4.9 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.2 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 7.1 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 5.9 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 9.9 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 9.3 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.0 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.9 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 6.2 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.2 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 13.6 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 11.5 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 16.0 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 16.1 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 15.5 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 18.0 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 8.1 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.9 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 28.5 Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Other plans or insurance From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 5.3 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 14.1 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 17.5 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 7.8 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 5.0 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 16.8 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 6.7 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.9 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 0.5 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 4.8 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 13.6 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 10.4 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 24.2 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 16.1 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 36.4 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 10.0 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 18.3 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3.9 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 13.8 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 75.8 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 36.5 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 21.1 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 14.9 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 16.8 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 12.6 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 7.6 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 27.3 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 31.6 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 4.0 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 9.1 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 12.7 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 6.5 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 14.5 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 6.1 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 6.0 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.9 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 31.3 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 10.5 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 20.6 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.0 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 57.2 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 10.9 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 11.1 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 9.6 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 5.8 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2.5 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 18.4 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 14.4 Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Other plans or insurance 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 1.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 57.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All TOTAL INDUSTRY 65.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 58.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 63.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 128.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 72.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 42.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All D.- Manufacturing industry 50.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 57.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 16.- Tobacco industry 66.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 17.- Textile industry 26.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 16.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 11.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 15.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 21.- Paper industry 45.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 45.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 245.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 24.- Chemical industry 75.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 45.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 40.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 27.- Metallurgy 103.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 27.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 38.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 142.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 27.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 46.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 33.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 66.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 151.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 16.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 37.- Recycling 20.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 390.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 462.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 217.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 20.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All TOTAL SERVICES 58.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 23.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 23.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 28.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 19.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All H.- Accommodation: Total 16.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 83.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 88.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 135.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 62.- Air and space transport 72.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 38.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 64.- Post and communications 105.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 218.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 260.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 59.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 48.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 22.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 70.- Real estate activities 21.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 17.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 72.- Computer activities 45.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 73.- Research and development 46.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS All 74.- Other business activities 20.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 14.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 15.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 26.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 27.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 9.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 15.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 26.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 14.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 16.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 13.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 9.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 13.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 9.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 12.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 17.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 14.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 33.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 15.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 13.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 13.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 17.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 18.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 20.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 4.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 11.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 10.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 14.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 16.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 16.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 10.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 16.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 44.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 59.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 34.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 14.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 14.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 14.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 15.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 14.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 15.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 11.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 14.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 14.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 12.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 16.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 15.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 8.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 85.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 143.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 34.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 62.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 11,156.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 18.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 10.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 15.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 8.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 10.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 29.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 33.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 25.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 33.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 19.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 2.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 21.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 31.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 34.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 25.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 18.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 12.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 11.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 17.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 34.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 31.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 298.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 50.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 25.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 20.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 40.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 36.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 47.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 40.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 25.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 54.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 21.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 18.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 33.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 22.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 45.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 165.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 273.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 125.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 23.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 27.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 20.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 39.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 19.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 17.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 19.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 34.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 29.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 97.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 32.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 48.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 19.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 51.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 60.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 49.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 34.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 33.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 17.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 33.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 17.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 35.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 55.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 57.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 93.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 32.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 36.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 175.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 51.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 45.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 57.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 13.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 35.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 40.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 52.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 43.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 59.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 87.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 38.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 43.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 82.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 40.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 42.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 24.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 51.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 39.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 35.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 30.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 44.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 24.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 189.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 254.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 156.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 12.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 59.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 92.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 91.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 152.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 30.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 15.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 50.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 39.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 48.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 70.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 7.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 141.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 254.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 63.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 55.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 19.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 17.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 27.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 18.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 123.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 156.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 79.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 76.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 118.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 153.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 73.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 75.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 35.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 94.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 215.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 259.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 131.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 109.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 165.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 170.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 61.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 54.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 166.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 30.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 60.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 76.7 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 87.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 212.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 43.9 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 481.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 499.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 383.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 40.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 112.1 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 24.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 41.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 38.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 20.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 25.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 127.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 178.6 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 77.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 55.0 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 116.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 251.5 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 273.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 68.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 53.8 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 22.4 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 45.2 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 135.3 DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . DIRECT CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 16.1 Temporary Incapacity All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 22.1 Temporary Incapacity All TOTAL INDUSTRY 24.0 Temporary Incapacity All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 29.7 Temporary Incapacity All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 35.0 Temporary Incapacity All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 21.2 Temporary Incapacity All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Temporary Incapacity All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 21.6 Temporary Incapacity All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 22.9 Temporary Incapacity All D.- Manufacturing industry 21.9 Temporary Incapacity All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 24.4 Temporary Incapacity All 16.- Tobacco industry 37.4 Temporary Incapacity All 17.- Textile industry 14.2 Temporary Incapacity All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 12.7 Temporary Incapacity All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 9.6 Temporary Incapacity All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 14.6 Temporary Incapacity All 21.- Paper industry 27.4 Temporary Incapacity All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 23.1 Temporary Incapacity All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 51.0 Temporary Incapacity All 24.- Chemical industry 27.4 Temporary Incapacity All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 24.3 Temporary Incapacity All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 16.7 Temporary Incapacity All 27.- Metallurgy 25.0 Temporary Incapacity All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 20.8 Temporary Incapacity All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 26.1 Temporary Incapacity All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 22.1 Temporary Incapacity All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 19.8 Temporary Incapacity All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 21.9 Temporary Incapacity All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 17.6 Temporary Incapacity All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 21.9 Temporary Incapacity All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 33.1 Temporary Incapacity All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 14.9 Temporary Incapacity All 37.- Recycling 17.9 Temporary Incapacity All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 66.3 Temporary Incapacity All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 75.8 Temporary Incapacity All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 43.5 Temporary Incapacity All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 14.9 Temporary Incapacity All TOTAL SERVICES 22.0 Temporary Incapacity All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 16.5 Temporary Incapacity All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 17.1 Temporary Incapacity All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 15.8 Temporary Incapacity All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 17.0 Temporary Incapacity All H.- Accommodation: Total 15.4 Temporary Incapacity All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 42.2 Temporary Incapacity All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 35.8 Temporary Incapacity All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 125.9 Temporary Incapacity All 62.- Air and space transport 61.7 Temporary Incapacity All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 22.7 Temporary Incapacity All 64.- Post and communications 55.9 Temporary Incapacity All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 33.0 Temporary Incapacity All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 34.7 Temporary Incapacity All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 28.4 Temporary Incapacity All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 18.9 Temporary Incapacity All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 13.5 Temporary Incapacity All 70.- Real estate activities 15.9 Temporary Incapacity All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 14.1 Temporary Incapacity All 72.- Computer activities 19.0 Temporary Incapacity All 73.- Research and development 33.3 Temporary Incapacity All 74.- Other business activities 13.0 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 13.2 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 13.6 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 20.7 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 24.8 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 9.1 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 14.0 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 20.4 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 13.4 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 15.1 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 13.8 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 9.3 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 7.4 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 8.8 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 12.6 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 14.1 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 14.6 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 33.4 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 14.3 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 12.9 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 12.7 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 15.6 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 15.7 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 19.4 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 4.9 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 11.3 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 10.2 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 14.1 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 16.5 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 15.4 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 9.9 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 16.2 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 22.4 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 25.6 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 20.3 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 13.9 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 12.7 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 14.1 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 13.6 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 13.6 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 15.0 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 10.9 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 12.5 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 12.8 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 9.9 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 13.9 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 12.5 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 8.2 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 25.9 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 31.1 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 24.8 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 17.6 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 9,819.0 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 15.9 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 10.2 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 15.2 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 8.9 Temporary Incapacity From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 8.9 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 19.6 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 22.6 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 23.1 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 31.0 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 19.8 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 2.4 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 18.5 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 22.2 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 23.1 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 17.7 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 17.8 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 12.4 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 11.2 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 16.6 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 28.4 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 25.8 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 41.9 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 26.2 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 23.3 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 16.0 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 25.5 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 27.3 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 30.1 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 23.0 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 21.7 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 17.0 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 16.7 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 14.6 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 25.7 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 20.2 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 27.3 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 45.2 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 32.2 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 50.1 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 16.0 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 17.5 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 18.4 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 33.2 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 17.6 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 15.5 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 17.4 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 24.3 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 24.4 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 90.8 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 27.7 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 22.6 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 18.5 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 24.2 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 24.7 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 26.3 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 18.0 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 13.5 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 15.8 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 19.6 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 16.4 Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Temporary Incapacity From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 13.0 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 23.1 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 26.2 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 31.9 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 22.0 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 35.9 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 48.0 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 25.3 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 26.9 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 13.7 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 9.4 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 12.2 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 27.1 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 42.2 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 26.7 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 33.8 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 27.6 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 21.3 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 16.6 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 29.1 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 29.1 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 31.0 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 17.8 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 26.4 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 24.7 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 16.7 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 20.9 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 33.9 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 24.3 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 48.1 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 56.1 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 44.1 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 12.1 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 21.5 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 21.0 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 14.4 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 14.6 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 28.1 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 15.2 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 31.4 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 27.9 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 46.3 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 31.5 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 7.0 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 29.3 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 33.3 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 27.1 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 23.4 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 18.1 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 17.9 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 25.8 Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Temporary Incapacity From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 17.0 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 33.0 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 36.2 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 36.6 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 38.4 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 31.0 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 37.9 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 40.9 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 18.7 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 31.3 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 32.8 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 48.4 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 52.9 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 36.0 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 39.5 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 30.9 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 26.7 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 22.9 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 30.0 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 23.7 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 21.4 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 28.4 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 24.6 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 24.3 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 37.7 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 27.5 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 75.8 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 81.2 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 46.8 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 17.5 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 32.7 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 18.2 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 14.1 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 24.2 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 17.4 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 23.4 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 60.2 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 59.7 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 66.0 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 36.2 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 61.3 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 34.7 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 35.3 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 31.0 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 18.2 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 15.5 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 39.6 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 21.4 Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Temporary Incapacity 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 15.0 Unemployment All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.7 Unemployment All TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.8 Unemployment All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 2.1 Unemployment All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 2.7 Unemployment All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Unemployment All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Unemployment All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 2.3 Unemployment All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 1.3 Unemployment All D.- Manufacturing industry 1.9 Unemployment All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.4 Unemployment All 16.- Tobacco industry 1.9 Unemployment All 17.- Textile industry 0.1 Unemployment All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2.6 Unemployment All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.3 Unemployment All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.4 Unemployment All 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Unemployment All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Unemployment All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Unemployment All 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Unemployment All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.3 Unemployment All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.5 Unemployment All 27.- Metallurgy 3.2 Unemployment All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.0 Unemployment All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.7 Unemployment All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1.4 Unemployment All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Unemployment All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.1 Unemployment All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5.9 Unemployment All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 6.9 Unemployment All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 20.2 Unemployment All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.2 Unemployment All 37.- Recycling 0.0 Unemployment All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.3 Unemployment All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.3 Unemployment All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.3 Unemployment All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Unemployment All TOTAL SERVICES 0.1 Unemployment All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Unemployment All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.5 Unemployment All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.1 Unemployment All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Unemployment All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.5 Unemployment All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.0 Unemployment All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Unemployment All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Unemployment All 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Unemployment All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Unemployment All 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Unemployment All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Unemployment All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Unemployment All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Unemployment All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Unemployment All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.0 Unemployment All 70.- Real estate activities 0.6 Unemployment All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Unemployment All 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Unemployment All 73.- Research and development 0.0 Unemployment All 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.2 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.4 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.4 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.1 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 5.1 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.4 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.2 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.3 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.2 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1.1 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.1 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.4 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 62.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.8 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Unemployment From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.2 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.3 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.3 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.2 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.2 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.1 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.4 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.1 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.9 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 12.8 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 1.5 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.3 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.5 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.3 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.7 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 1.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.2 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.6 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Unemployment From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.7 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.5 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3.2 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 11.8 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.4 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 2.3 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2.7 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.7 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 8.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.5 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 1.5 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 5.9 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.6 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3.4 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Unemployment From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.8 Unemployment 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 5.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3.8 Unemployment 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3.8 Unemployment 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Unemployment 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Unemployment 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Unemployment 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Unemployment 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 5.6 Unemployment 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 2.2 Unemployment 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Unemployment 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Unemployment 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.9 Unemployment 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2.6 Unemployment 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 6.2 Unemployment 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.6 Unemployment 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4.9 Unemployment 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.8 Unemployment 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.2 Unemployment 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 24.6 Unemployment 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 10.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 29.6 Unemployment 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 1.5 Unemployment 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Unemployment 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.3 Unemployment 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.4 Unemployment 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.3 Unemployment 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.1 Unemployment 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.3 Unemployment 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.6 Unemployment 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.6 Unemployment 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.8 Unemployment 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Unemployment 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Unemployment 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Unemployment 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Unemployment 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Retirement All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 25.6 Retirement All TOTAL INDUSTRY 31.4 Retirement All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 18.6 Retirement All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 18.2 Retirement All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 106.1 Retirement All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Retirement All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 13.3 Retirement All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 13.3 Retirement All D.- Manufacturing industry 21.5 Retirement All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 27.3 Retirement All 16.- Tobacco industry 17.8 Retirement All 17.- Textile industry 11.1 Retirement All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.3 Retirement All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.2 Retirement All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.4 Retirement All 21.- Paper industry 15.8 Retirement All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 20.9 Retirement All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 164.6 Retirement All 24.- Chemical industry 39.3 Retirement All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 13.8 Retirement All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 16.4 Retirement All 27.- Metallurgy 55.8 Retirement All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4.8 Retirement All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 8.0 Retirement All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 102.3 Retirement All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 5.2 Retirement All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 20.0 Retirement All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 8.3 Retirement All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 34.5 Retirement All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 56.2 Retirement All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 1.6 Retirement All 37.- Recycling 0.0 Retirement All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 254.3 Retirement All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 308.0 Retirement All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 125.7 Retirement All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4.0 Retirement All TOTAL SERVICES 25.5 Retirement All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 6.3 Retirement All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.1 Retirement All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 12.1 Retirement All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.7 Retirement All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.4 Retirement All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 23.7 Retirement All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 46.3 Retirement All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 7.4 Retirement All 62.- Air and space transport 9.1 Retirement All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 10.5 Retirement All 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Retirement All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 134.3 Retirement All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 163.1 Retirement All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 26.6 Retirement All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 19.7 Retirement All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 6.5 Retirement All 70.- Real estate activities 3.5 Retirement All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.4 Retirement All 72.- Computer activities 20.7 Retirement All 73.- Research and development 13.2 Retirement All 74.- Other business activities 5.7 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.9 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.7 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 5.2 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 2.3 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 5.9 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.5 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.8 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.2 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.2 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 3.2 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.6 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.5 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.1 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.1 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.3 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.1 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.1 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 16.9 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 27.7 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 9.7 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.1 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 1.3 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.3 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.3 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.5 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.3 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.5 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.9 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 2.4 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 1.9 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2.8 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 47.8 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 98.7 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 6.5 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 20.5 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 773.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 1.4 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Retirement From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.8 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 7.7 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 8.8 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 1.5 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.1 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 2.8 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 7.4 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 9.4 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 7.4 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.5 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.2 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.2 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 4.8 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 5.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 240.2 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 21.2 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.7 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 3.2 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 13.3 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 6.6 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 14.4 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.5 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 36.5 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 2.9 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 2.8 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 4.2 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 1.5 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 92.6 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 193.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 55.1 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3.9 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 7.5 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.6 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.8 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.8 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.4 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 6.6 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.8 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 4.9 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 16.2 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 21.6 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 29.1 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 18.9 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 11.9 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 15.2 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 1.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 10.0 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.1 Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Retirement From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 17.2 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 27.0 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 24.0 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 47.6 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 9.7 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.2 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 77.9 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 20.3 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 12.1 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 42.7 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.1 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2.3 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 4.0 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 7.5 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 11.7 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 25.3 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 50.7 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 14.8 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 22.5 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 45.8 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4.3 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4.9 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 5.9 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 19.4 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3.7 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 17.6 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 6.9 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1.9 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Retirement From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 112.4 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 160.7 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 88.0 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.7 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 33.6 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 70.3 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 71.2 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 136.2 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.6 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.2 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 9.2 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 7.8 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 14.6 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 90.6 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 176.7 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 30.6 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 32.3 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1.1 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Retirement From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 1.2 Retirement 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 64.9 Retirement 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 90.8 Retirement 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 24.4 Retirement 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 24.5 Retirement 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Retirement 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Retirement 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Retirement 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Retirement 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 64.6 Retirement 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 98.4 Retirement 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 19.9 Retirement 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 52.6 Retirement 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.8 Retirement 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Retirement 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Retirement 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 54.0 Retirement 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 165.1 Retirement 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 173.9 Retirement 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 75.4 Retirement 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 46.3 Retirement 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 92.5 Retirement 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 99.1 Retirement 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 34.5 Retirement 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 14.3 Retirement 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 123.1 Retirement 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 6.0 Retirement 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 26.7 Retirement 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 21.5 Retirement 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 49.2 Retirement 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 83.5 Retirement 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 14.6 Retirement 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Retirement 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 318.6 Retirement 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 333.1 Retirement 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 240.0 Retirement 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 17.4 Retirement 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 54.9 Retirement 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 5.0 Retirement 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 25.7 Retirement 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 9.6 Retirement 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.8 Retirement 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.0 Retirement 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 38.7 Retirement 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 105.3 Retirement 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Retirement 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 10.3 Retirement 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 17.0 Retirement 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Retirement 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 155.8 Retirement 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 170.5 Retirement 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 32.5 Retirement 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 23.6 Retirement 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 5.2 Retirement 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Retirement 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3.8 Retirement 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 92.0 Retirement 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Retirement 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 0.5 Death and survival All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3.8 Death and survival All TOTAL INDUSTRY 3.7 Death and survival All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 2.7 Death and survival All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 2.5 Death and survival All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Death and survival All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Death and survival All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 6.2 Death and survival All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 2.7 Death and survival All D.- Manufacturing industry 1.5 Death and survival All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 2.4 Death and survival All 16.- Tobacco industry 4.3 Death and survival All 17.- Textile industry 0.2 Death and survival All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Death and survival All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Death and survival All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Death and survival All 21.- Paper industry 1.3 Death and survival All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.2 Death and survival All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 7.0 Death and survival All 24.- Chemical industry 3.9 Death and survival All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 1.3 Death and survival All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 3.3 Death and survival All 27.- Metallurgy 4.1 Death and survival All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.3 Death and survival All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.9 Death and survival All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 9.8 Death and survival All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Death and survival All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.7 Death and survival All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.5 Death and survival All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Death and survival All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 2.4 Death and survival All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Death and survival All 37.- Recycling 2.4 Death and survival All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 50.7 Death and survival All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 57.3 Death and survival All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 35.0 Death and survival All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 1.3 Death and survival All TOTAL SERVICES 4.4 Death and survival All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.2 Death and survival All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.3 Death and survival All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.2 Death and survival All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.2 Death and survival All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Death and survival All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 2.4 Death and survival All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 4.2 Death and survival All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.6 Death and survival All 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Death and survival All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.0 Death and survival All 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Death and survival All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 26.0 Death and survival All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 32.2 Death and survival All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 2.0 Death and survival All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 4.1 Death and survival All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1.8 Death and survival All 70.- Real estate activities 0.7 Death and survival All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Death and survival All 72.- Computer activities 4.1 Death and survival All 73.- Research and development 0.0 Death and survival All 74.- Other business activities 1.8 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.1 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.1 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.1 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.1 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.1 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 1.1 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.5 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 5.2 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 6.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 4.7 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.1 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.1 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 4.6 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 4.8 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 11.8 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 167.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Death and survival From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.2 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.4 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.5 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.1 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.2 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.2 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.1 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 16.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.8 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.4 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.1 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.6 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.2 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1.6 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.3 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.2 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.3 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 18.3 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 16.7 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 25.1 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 13.5 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3.2 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 1.9 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.2 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.3 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.4 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.6 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 2.3 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 3.4 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 2.2 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 4.8 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Death and survival From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 5.5 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.9 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.7 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 6.2 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 22.8 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.3 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.2 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.6 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 2.6 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.1 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 3.1 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 1.3 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.2 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 1.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.2 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.1 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 4.2 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.3 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 17.3 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 23.2 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 14.3 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2.3 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.4 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 4.9 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.5 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 7.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.4 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 21.5 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 9.5 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 19.7 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 2.9 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.3 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 1.5 Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Death and survival From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.1 Death and survival 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 10.0 Death and survival 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 11.5 Death and survival 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4.2 Death and survival 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3.6 Death and survival 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Death and survival 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Death and survival 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Death and survival 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Death and survival 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 5.0 Death and survival 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 9.8 Death and survival 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 5.2 Death and survival 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 1.8 Death and survival 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.3 Death and survival 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Death and survival 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Death and survival 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 3.9 Death and survival 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.4 Death and survival 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 7.2 Death and survival 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 10.5 Death and survival 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 4.4 Death and survival 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 23.2 Death and survival 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 8.3 Death and survival 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.9 Death and survival 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.7 Death and survival 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 11.7 Death and survival 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Death and survival 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 1.6 Death and survival 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 2.3 Death and survival 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Death and survival 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3.1 Death and survival 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.3 Death and survival 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Death and survival 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 64.2 Death and survival 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 62.8 Death and survival 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 72.1 Death and survival 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.6 Death and survival 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 9.8 Death and survival 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.5 Death and survival 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.8 Death and survival 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.7 Death and survival 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.4 Death and survival 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Death and survival 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3.3 Death and survival 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 9.7 Death and survival 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Death and survival 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Death and survival 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Death and survival 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Death and survival 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 31.4 Death and survival 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 34.9 Death and survival 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.9 Death and survival 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 6.7 Death and survival 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1.0 Death and survival 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Death and survival 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.7 Death and survival 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 16.8 Death and survival 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Death and survival 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 0.1 Invalidity or disability All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.8 Invalidity or disability All TOTAL INDUSTRY 3.3 Invalidity or disability All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 2.8 Invalidity or disability All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 1.0 Invalidity or disability All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Invalidity or disability All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Invalidity or disability All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 27.6 Invalidity or disability All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 1.6 Invalidity or disability All D.- Manufacturing industry 2.7 Invalidity or disability All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.5 Invalidity or disability All 16.- Tobacco industry 3.1 Invalidity or disability All 17.- Textile industry 0.4 Invalidity or disability All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.2 Invalidity or disability All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Invalidity or disability All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Invalidity or disability All 21.- Paper industry 0.7 Invalidity or disability All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.2 Invalidity or disability All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 9.3 Invalidity or disability All 24.- Chemical industry 1.9 Invalidity or disability All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 5.2 Invalidity or disability All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.9 Invalidity or disability All 27.- Metallurgy 11.3 Invalidity or disability All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.2 Invalidity or disability All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.0 Invalidity or disability All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2.9 Invalidity or disability All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Invalidity or disability All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.2 Invalidity or disability All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.2 Invalidity or disability All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1.8 Invalidity or disability All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 35.3 Invalidity or disability All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Invalidity or disability All 37.- Recycling 0.0 Invalidity or disability All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 16.6 Invalidity or disability All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 18.8 Invalidity or disability All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 11.3 Invalidity or disability All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.3 Invalidity or disability All TOTAL SERVICES 1.0 Invalidity or disability All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Invalidity or disability All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Invalidity or disability All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.1 Invalidity or disability All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Invalidity or disability All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Invalidity or disability All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.8 Invalidity or disability All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.5 Invalidity or disability All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 1.1 Invalidity or disability All 62.- Air and space transport 0.6 Invalidity or disability All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.3 Invalidity or disability All 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Invalidity or disability All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 6.1 Invalidity or disability All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7.6 Invalidity or disability All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.1 Invalidity or disability All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 2.6 Invalidity or disability All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.1 Invalidity or disability All 70.- Real estate activities 0.1 Invalidity or disability All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Invalidity or disability All 72.- Computer activities 1.1 Invalidity or disability All 73.- Research and development 0.0 Invalidity or disability All 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.4 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.2 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.6 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5.9 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 8.4 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 10.9 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 6.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.3 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.4 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.2 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.4 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.5 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.2 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.3 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.4 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.2 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.5 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.6 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1.3 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 7.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 18.5 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 2.7 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.4 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.5 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.5 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.7 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.7 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.3 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.1 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 2.8 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Invalidity or disability From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.1 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.5 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3.7 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 13.8 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.1 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.5 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.4 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.6 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.2 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 3.4 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 1.3 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 4.6 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.2 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.4 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.8 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.8 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.6 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 10.2 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 10.9 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 9.8 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.8 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.9 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2.7 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.1 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 4.6 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 10.9 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.2 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Invalidity or disability From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.1 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4.9 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 10.3 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 5.2 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 1.5 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 9.3 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 5.5 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 3.7 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 2.9 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.0 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 2.1 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.1 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 10.5 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 4.1 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 18.5 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 5.4 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 22.9 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.0 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.4 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 3.4 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.5 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.3 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 2.6 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 52.9 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 20.5 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 20.0 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 22.8 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 1.4 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 2.3 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.5 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.1 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2.8 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.7 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.5 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 6.9 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7.7 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.1 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.2 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.3 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.2 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 4.8 Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Invalidity or disability 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 0.1 Family assistence All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2.5 Family assistence All TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.8 Family assistence All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.4 Family assistence All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.6 Family assistence All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Family assistence All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Family assistence All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Family assistence All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.2 Family assistence All D.- Manufacturing industry 0.9 Family assistence All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.8 Family assistence All 16.- Tobacco industry 0.9 Family assistence All 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Family assistence All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.1 Family assistence All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.0 Family assistence All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.1 Family assistence All 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Family assistence All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.5 Family assistence All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 8.6 Family assistence All 24.- Chemical industry 2.3 Family assistence All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.2 Family assistence All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.3 Family assistence All 27.- Metallurgy 1.8 Family assistence All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.2 Family assistence All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.7 Family assistence All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2.9 Family assistence All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.0 Family assistence All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3.4 Family assistence All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.1 Family assistence All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.9 Family assistence All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.1 Family assistence All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Family assistence All 37.- Recycling 0.0 Family assistence All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.5 Family assistence All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.6 Family assistence All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.5 Family assistence All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.3 Family assistence All TOTAL SERVICES 4.2 Family assistence All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.2 Family assistence All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.3 Family assistence All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.2 Family assistence All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Family assistence All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Family assistence All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 13.8 Family assistence All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.5 Family assistence All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.5 Family assistence All 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Family assistence All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.2 Family assistence All 64.- Post and communications 49.0 Family assistence All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 13.9 Family assistence All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 17.3 Family assistence All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.2 Family assistence All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.7 Family assistence All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.2 Family assistence All 70.- Real estate activities 0.3 Family assistence All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.1 Family assistence All 72.- Computer activities 0.3 Family assistence All 73.- Research and development 0.0 Family assistence All 74.- Other business activities 0.2 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.2 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.2 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.3 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.2 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.3 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.2 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.2 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.2 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.2 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.3 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.5 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.9 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.2 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 256.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.1 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Family assistence From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.3 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.4 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.5 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.8 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 1.8 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.2 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.5 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.6 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.3 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.1 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.2 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.2 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.5 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.1 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 1.7 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.5 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.3 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.2 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.1 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2.3 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.1 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.7 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.1 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.9 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.5 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.2 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.9 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 2.0 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.5 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.1 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.3 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.2 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.2 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.2 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.2 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.3 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.5 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.7 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.0 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.8 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.3 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.7 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.3 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.3 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.3 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.4 Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Family assistence From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.2 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.2 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.7 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.4 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.4 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 1.1 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.8 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.3 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.1 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 19.6 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.1 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3.6 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.1 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 2.6 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.2 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2.3 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.1 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.8 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2.2 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 9.7 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.2 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.8 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.2 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.3 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.5 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.9 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.2 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.4 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.3 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.2 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.2 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.3 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5.4 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 12.6 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.4 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.2 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.2 Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Family assistence From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.2 Family assistence 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 7.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.7 Family assistence 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.4 Family assistence 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.4 Family assistence 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Family assistence 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Family assistence 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Family assistence 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Family assistence 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.9 Family assistence 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.8 Family assistence 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.9 Family assistence 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Family assistence 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Family assistence 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 0.5 Family assistence 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 9.7 Family assistence 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 4.1 Family assistence 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 6.4 Family assistence 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 3.9 Family assistence 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.1 Family assistence 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.5 Family assistence 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 3.3 Family assistence 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3.4 Family assistence 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.2 Family assistence 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.9 Family assistence 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Family assistence 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.5 Family assistence 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.5 Family assistence 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.7 Family assistence 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 1.1 Family assistence 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 10.6 Family assistence 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.2 Family assistence 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.4 Family assistence 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.1 Family assistence 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Family assistence 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 24.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.7 Family assistence 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Family assistence 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.1 Family assistence 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 55.1 Family assistence 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 16.9 Family assistence 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 18.7 Family assistence 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.7 Family assistence 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 2.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.1 Family assistence 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Family assistence 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Family assistence 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 0.2 Family assistence 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Family assistence 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 0.1 Medical assistence All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.7 Medical assistence All TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.7 Medical assistence All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 2.1 Medical assistence All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3.1 Medical assistence All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.9 Medical assistence All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Medical assistence All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 1.0 Medical assistence All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.1 Medical assistence All D.- Manufacturing industry 0.6 Medical assistence All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.6 Medical assistence All 16.- Tobacco industry 0.6 Medical assistence All 17.- Textile industry 0.2 Medical assistence All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.3 Medical assistence All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Medical assistence All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.1 Medical assistence All 21.- Paper industry 0.2 Medical assistence All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.2 Medical assistence All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 4.6 Medical assistence All 24.- Chemical industry 0.5 Medical assistence All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.3 Medical assistence All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.8 Medical assistence All 27.- Metallurgy 2.0 Medical assistence All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.4 Medical assistence All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Medical assistence All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.8 Medical assistence All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.1 Medical assistence All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.3 Medical assistence All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.7 Medical assistence All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.2 Medical assistence All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 4.0 Medical assistence All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Medical assistence All 37.- Recycling 0.0 Medical assistence All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 1.3 Medical assistence All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 1.3 Medical assistence All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 1.3 Medical assistence All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.1 Medical assistence All TOTAL SERVICES 0.8 Medical assistence All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Medical assistence All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.2 Medical assistence All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.1 Medical assistence All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Medical assistence All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Medical assistence All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.3 Medical assistence All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.2 Medical assistence All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Medical assistence All 62.- Air and space transport 0.5 Medical assistence All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.8 Medical assistence All 64.- Post and communications 0.1 Medical assistence All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 4.9 Medical assistence All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 5.7 Medical assistence All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.5 Medical assistence All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 2.5 Medical assistence All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.1 Medical assistence All 70.- Real estate activities 0.1 Medical assistence All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.8 Medical assistence All 72.- Computer activities 0.4 Medical assistence All 73.- Research and development 0.0 Medical assistence All 74.- Other business activities 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 1.8 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.5 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.4 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.6 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.2 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.3 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.2 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.6 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.2 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 2.5 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 1.3 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 75.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.1 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Medical assistence From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.3 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.4 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.4 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.2 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.3 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.9 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.2 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.6 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.7 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.6 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 2.6 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 2.7 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 2.5 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.3 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.2 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.9 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 4.3 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2.4 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.6 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 4.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.2 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.1 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3.5 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 1.0 Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Medical assistence From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.5 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.6 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.3 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.5 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.6 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.1 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.5 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.3 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.1 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.8 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.6 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.2 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.8 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2.1 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 1.1 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.7 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.9 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 1.1 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 3.4 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.4 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.3 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.6 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.5 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.8 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 2.6 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.9 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.7 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 2.5 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Medical assistence From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.6 Medical assistence 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.6 Medical assistence 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4.8 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4.4 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Medical assistence 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Medical assistence 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Medical assistence 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Medical assistence 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.4 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.4 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.6 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.7 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Medical assistence 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Medical assistence 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 0.8 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 5.2 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 1.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 4.4 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 3.8 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.5 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.9 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.7 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.1 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3.2 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.1 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 5.8 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Medical assistence 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 1.3 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 1.2 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 1.5 Medical assistence 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.4 Medical assistence 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 1.7 Medical assistence 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.6 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Medical assistence 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.2 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.4 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Medical assistence 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.2 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.3 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5.8 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 6.4 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.1 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 3.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.3 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Medical assistence 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.9 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Medical assistence 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Medical assistence 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 0.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 82.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All TOTAL INDUSTRY 99.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 43.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 16.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 204.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 355.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 15.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All D.- Manufacturing industry 103.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 128.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 16.- Tobacco industry 125.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 17.- Textile industry 59.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 74.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 56.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 18.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 21.- Paper industry 141.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 122.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 476.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 24.- Chemical industry 229.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 88.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 61.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 27.- Metallurgy 60.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 36.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 61.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1,660.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 102.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 176.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 85.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 39.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 115.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 66.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 37.- Recycling 30.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 38.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 48.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 15.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 58.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All TOTAL SERVICES 74.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 64.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 77.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 86.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 42.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All H.- Accommodation: Total 27.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 106.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 59.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 443.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 62.- Air and space transport 720.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 40.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 64.- Post and communications 6.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 110.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 107.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 118.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 135.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 69.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 70.- Real estate activities 83.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 36.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 72.- Computer activities 136.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 73.- Research and development 125.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL All 74.- Other business activities 64.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 41.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 34.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 16.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 12.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 5.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 19.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 16.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 34.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 23.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 89.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 39.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 36.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 32.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 14.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 48.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 92.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 7.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 114.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 36.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 24.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 39.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 22.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 24.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 7.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 19.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 39.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 31.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 37.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 37.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 26.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 41.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 40.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 25.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 51.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 29.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 50.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 43.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 50.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 45.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 35.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 30.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 28.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 25.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 75.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 25.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 34.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 25.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 268.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 444.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 145.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 142.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 78,367.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 97.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 19.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 46.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 82.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 70.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 87.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 23.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 1.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 203.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 223.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 15.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 90.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 128.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 29.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 35.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 48.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 49.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 22.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 36.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 91.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 283.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 240.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 119.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 47.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 56.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 40.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 79.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 355.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 159.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 30.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 63.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 12.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 32.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 74.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 22.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 12.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 23.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 8.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 53.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 58.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 80.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 74.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 112.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 33.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 23.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 49.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 39.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 293.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 237.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 46.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 15.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 182.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 207.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 150.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 207.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 31.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 52.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 86.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 54.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 26.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 122.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 134.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 55.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 27.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 55.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 5.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 141.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 181.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 86.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 23.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 469.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 35.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 75.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 344.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 163.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 216.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 194.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 71.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 105.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 72.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 45.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 4,712.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 77.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 24.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 139.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 24.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 142.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 87.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 28.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 80.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 1.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 91.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 114.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 93.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 455.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 131.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 26.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 20.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 51.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 27.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 146.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 53.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 2.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 84.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 68.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 92.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 108.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 221.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 38.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 116.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 238.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 122.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 169.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 62.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 18.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 191.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 247.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 77.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 188.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 265.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 465.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 161.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 519.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 285.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 83.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 200.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 53.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 117.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 105.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1,753.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 121.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 392.4 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 158.8 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 47.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 143.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 321.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 43.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 49.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 13.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 142.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 95.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 82.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 197.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 201.5 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 54.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 31.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 158.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 99.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 795.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 39.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 4.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 96.3 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 95.7 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 110.1 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 8.6 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 48.2 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 44.0 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 376.9 COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . COMPENSATION FOR DISMISSAL 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 31.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 17.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All TOTAL INDUSTRY 22.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 27.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 37.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 77.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 17.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 6.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All D.- Manufacturing industry 21.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 12.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 16.- Tobacco industry 19.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 17.- Textile industry 8.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 4.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 21.- Paper industry 13.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 12.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 47.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 24.- Chemical industry 43.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 41.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 9.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 27.- Metallurgy 33.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 9.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 14.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 75.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 18.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 40.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 21.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 53.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 47.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 7.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 37.- Recycling 1.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 50.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 64.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 15.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All TOTAL SERVICES 16.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 9.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 13.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 12.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 6.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All H.- Accommodation: Total 4.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 15.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 8.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 13.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 62.- Air and space transport 23.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 11.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 64.- Post and communications 28.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 49.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 50.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 48.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 30.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 12.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 70.- Real estate activities 7.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 11.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 72.- Computer activities 50.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 73.- Research and development 15.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE All 74.- Other business activities 9.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 4.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 13.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 6.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 2.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 4.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 30.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 1.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 3.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 1.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 19.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 42.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 10.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 9.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 14.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 21.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 10.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 6.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 2.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 2.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 7.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 9.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 5.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 5.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 6.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 10.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 7.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 14.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 11.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 9.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 32.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 23.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 39.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 39.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 6,697.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 3.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 1.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 34.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 31.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 5.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 12.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 14.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 3.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 29.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 10.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 1.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 15.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 11.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 15.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 9.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 5.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 8.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 8.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 32.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 36.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 11.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 6.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 37.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 14.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 14.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 9.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 16.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 26.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 16.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 22.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 39.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 8.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 20.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 47.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 11.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 13.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 11.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 17.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 11.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 10.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 15.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 25.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 105.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 22.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 39.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 48.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 41.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 66.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 21.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 12.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 15.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 17.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 45.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 9.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 27.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 35.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 43.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 34.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 13.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 45.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 32.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 19.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 22.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 25.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 9.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 46.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 40.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 19.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 56.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 43.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 11.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 25.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 38.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 24.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 108.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 38.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 29.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 50.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 44.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 68.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 22.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 91.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 250.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 11.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 6.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 22.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 21.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 35.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 30.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 10.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 6.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 15.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 9.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 61.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 19.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 54.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 60.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 53.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 35.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 19.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 18.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 71.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 12.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 32.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 46.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 45.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 46.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 45.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 24.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 14.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 11.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 8.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 18.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 42.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 50.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 45.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 124.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 41.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 42.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 15.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 20.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 84.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 23.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 61.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 27.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 66.3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 54.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 47.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 55.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 60.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 25.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 12.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 25.6 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 12.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 18.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 28.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 8.8 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 14.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 21.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 17.0 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 17.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 15.4 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 28.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 49.5 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 50.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 39.7 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 33.2 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 15.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 130.1 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 59.9 VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 12.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 7.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All TOTAL INDUSTRY 12.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 36.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 47.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 37.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 18.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All D.- Manufacturing industry 10.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 6.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 16.- Tobacco industry 19.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 17.- Textile industry 5.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 4.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 21.- Paper industry 7.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 7.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 51.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 24.- Chemical industry 11.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 8.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 7.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 27.- Metallurgy 16.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 5.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 7.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 13.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 10.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 13.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 7.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 36.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 21.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 37.- Recycling 0.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 25.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 35.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 1.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 11.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All TOTAL SERVICES 3.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All H.- Accommodation: Total 2.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 7.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 62.- Air and space transport 48.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 64.- Post and communications 2.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 2.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 2.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 2.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 70.- Real estate activities 1.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 72.- Computer activities 1.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 73.- Research and development 9.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE All 74.- Other business activities 2.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 2.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 7.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 6.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 1.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 8.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 1.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 1.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 1.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 1.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 10.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 1.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 7.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 1.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 5.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 1.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 1.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 1.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 12.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 1.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 2.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 1.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 1.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,430.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 1.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 3.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 17.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 2.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 6.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 8.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 22.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 31.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 26.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 17.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 8.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 7.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 5.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 5.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 8.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 10.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 45.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 9.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 14.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 5.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 6.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 6.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 9.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 9.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 10.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 15.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 14.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 4.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 1.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 1.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 11.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 3.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 3.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 5.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 4.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 7.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 10.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 3.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 2.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 3.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 2.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 4.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 9.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 16.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 60.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 74.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 67.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 66.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 14.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 7.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 10.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 15.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 7.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 3.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 32.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 91.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 15.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 10.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 15.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 17.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 12.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 12.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 14.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 15.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 18.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 23.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 10.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 9.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 26.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 74.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 2.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 5.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 10.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 3.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 2.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 2.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 3.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 1.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 11.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 25.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 49.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 50.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 23.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 10.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 16.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 15.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 14.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 16.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 5.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 51.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 17.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 5.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 18.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 26.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 13.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 16.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 16.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 16.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 16.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 46.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 28.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 11.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 31.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 36.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 11.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 4.2 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 6.3 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 6.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 10.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.0 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 54.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.7 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 2.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 2.4 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 2.5 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.8 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 8.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.9 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.1 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 2.6 TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . TRANSPORT EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 0.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 16.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All TOTAL INDUSTRY 20.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 32.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 41.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 105.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 34.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 11.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All D.- Manufacturing industry 18.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 11.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 16.- Tobacco industry 43.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 17.- Textile industry 6.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 5.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 3.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 5.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 21.- Paper industry 12.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 18.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 156.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 24.- Chemical industry 47.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 14.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 13.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 27.- Metallurgy 18.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 8.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 15.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 98.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 16.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 42.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 23.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 24.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 35.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 7.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 37.- Recycling 2.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 45.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 56.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 17.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 9.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All TOTAL SERVICES 14.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 8.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 11.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 9.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 6.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All H.- Accommodation: Total 3.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 11.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 6.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 6.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 62.- Air and space transport 21.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 12.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 64.- Post and communications 15.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 58.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 64.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 32.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 29.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 7.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 70.- Real estate activities 13.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 7.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 72.- Computer activities 20.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 73.- Research and development 35.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE All 74.- Other business activities 5.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 6.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 4.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 6.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 9.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 3.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 7.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 4.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 7.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 2.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 2.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 14.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 32.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 7.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 5.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 4.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 6.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 10.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 4.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 8.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 5.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 8.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 2.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 6.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 7.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 5.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 9.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 5.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 4.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 5.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 3.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 4.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 10.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 4.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 4.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 10.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 49.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 73.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 30.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 36.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 6,686.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 8.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 13.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 38.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 6.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 11.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 14.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 13.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 6.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 79.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 58.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 12.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 14.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 9.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 10.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 4.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 4.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 5.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 8.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 22.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 30.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 35.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 17.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 11.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 13.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 10.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 13.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 14.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 18.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 46.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 12.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 16.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 31.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 6.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 3.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 22.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 46.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 13.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 7.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 10.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 10.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 7.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 9.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 12.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 4.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 11.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 5.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 10.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 8.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 24.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 12.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 38.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 49.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 35.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 22.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 7.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 24.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 19.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 19.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 5.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 22.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 31.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 71.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 96.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 37.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 30.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 29.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 20.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 15.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 6.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 9.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 35.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 30.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 32.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 40.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 62.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 24.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 17.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 22.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 28.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 19.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 423.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 29.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 25.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 53.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 16.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 29.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 26.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 62.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 172.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 6.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 7.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 14.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 11.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 61.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 13.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 5.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 10.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 9.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 1.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 16.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 42.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 51.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 37.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 29.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 10.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 18.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 33.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 7.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 28.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 37.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 43.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 44.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 35.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 19.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 47.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 13.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 20.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 22.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 16.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 173.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 71.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 19.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 44.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 24.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 11.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 25.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 96.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 18.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 62.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 42.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 30.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 42.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 34.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 51.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 54.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 30.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 8.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 24.8 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 11.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 47.1 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 23.6 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 7.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 14.3 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 8.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 23.5 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 14.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 16.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 62.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 66.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 29.4 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 37.7 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 5.9 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.2 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 18.0 CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . CORPORATE EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 5.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 6.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE All TOTAL INDUSTRY 8.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 7.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 5.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 37.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . OTHER EXPENDITURE All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 6.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 6.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE All D.- Manufacturing industry 8.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 7.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 16.- Tobacco industry 3.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 17.- Textile industry 3.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 4.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 21.- Paper industry 4.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 4.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 12.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 24.- Chemical industry 10.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 5.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 7.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 27.- Metallurgy 9.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 8.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 13.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 5.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 7.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 8.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 19.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 8.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 4.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 37.- Recycling 3.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 10.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 10.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 10.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 5.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE All TOTAL SERVICES 6.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 8.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 7.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 5.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 10.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE All H.- Accommodation: Total 2.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 8.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 9.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 30.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 62.- Air and space transport 30.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 6.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 64.- Post and communications 0.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 6.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 4.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 4.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 70.- Real estate activities 2.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 10.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 72.- Computer activities 6.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 73.- Research and development 0.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE All 74.- Other business activities 3.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 4.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 1.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 4.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 5.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 1.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 2.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 4.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 1.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 3.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 5.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 5.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 4.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 5.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 7.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 7.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 11.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 6.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 11.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 7.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 5.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 7.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 6.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 7.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 5.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 4.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 5.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 8.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 5.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 6.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 10.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 2.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 2.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 2.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 3.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 3,024.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 2.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 4.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 16.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 1.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 2.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 6.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 8.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 9.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 11.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 6.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 9.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 8.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 5.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 6.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 3.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 5.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 5.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 7.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 10.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 12.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 6.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 7.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 13.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 9.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 11.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 5.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 7.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 19.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 17.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 16.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 5.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 2.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 9.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 11.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 9.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 6.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 5.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 5.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 7.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 4.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 6.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 9.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 6.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 76.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 15.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 11.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 6.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 2.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 1.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 5.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 3.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 23.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 2.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . OTHER EXPENDITURE From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 5.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 7.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 9.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 17.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 9.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 15.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 11.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 9.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 9.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 6.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 5.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 5.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 7.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 7.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 12.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 5.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 9.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 10.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 14.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 8.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 94.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 12.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 6.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 13.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 11.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 2.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 6.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 5.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 14.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 5.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 4.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 15.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 13.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 56.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 12.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 11.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 3.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 8.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . OTHER EXPENDITURE From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 3.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 9.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 11.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 5.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 11.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 10.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 3.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 3.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 7.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 5.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 13.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 7.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 4.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 12.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 8.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 11.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 28.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 7.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 6.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 21.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 6.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 11.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 10.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 15.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3.3 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 8.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 16.9 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 4.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 9.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 19.0 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 9.5 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 13.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 30.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.7 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 6.2 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 6.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3.4 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 17.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 3.6 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 44.8 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 1.1 OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . OTHER EXPENDITURE 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 3.6 SUBSIDIES All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 14.1 SUBSIDIES All TOTAL INDUSTRY 17.4 SUBSIDIES All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 22.8 SUBSIDIES All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 27.5 SUBSIDIES All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 15.4 SUBSIDIES All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . SUBSIDIES All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 15.8 SUBSIDIES All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 14.4 SUBSIDIES All D.- Manufacturing industry 17.0 SUBSIDIES All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 13.3 SUBSIDIES All 16.- Tobacco industry 4.7 SUBSIDIES All 17.- Textile industry 14.3 SUBSIDIES All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 14.3 SUBSIDIES All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 12.3 SUBSIDIES All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 14.0 SUBSIDIES All 21.- Paper industry 18.5 SUBSIDIES All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 15.2 SUBSIDIES All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 19.9 SUBSIDIES All 24.- Chemical industry 21.4 SUBSIDIES All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 25.6 SUBSIDIES All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 10.5 SUBSIDIES All 27.- Metallurgy 13.4 SUBSIDIES All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 20.5 SUBSIDIES All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 14.6 SUBSIDIES All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 9.1 SUBSIDIES All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 15.4 SUBSIDIES All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 30.5 SUBSIDIES All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 20.4 SUBSIDIES All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 16.2 SUBSIDIES All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 38.0 SUBSIDIES All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 19.8 SUBSIDIES All 37.- Recycling 16.5 SUBSIDIES All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 23.1 SUBSIDIES All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 25.8 SUBSIDIES All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 16.4 SUBSIDIES All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 6.3 SUBSIDIES All TOTAL SERVICES 13.2 SUBSIDIES All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 13.8 SUBSIDIES All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 16.4 SUBSIDIES All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 10.9 SUBSIDIES All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 15.5 SUBSIDIES All H.- Accommodation: Total 5.7 SUBSIDIES All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 10.0 SUBSIDIES All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 12.8 SUBSIDIES All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 53.2 SUBSIDIES All 62.- Air and space transport 4.0 SUBSIDIES All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 14.9 SUBSIDIES All 64.- Post and communications 2.9 SUBSIDIES All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 17.7 SUBSIDIES All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 17.6 SUBSIDIES All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 19.2 SUBSIDIES All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 14.5 SUBSIDIES All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 15.4 SUBSIDIES All 70.- Real estate activities 9.7 SUBSIDIES All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 12.6 SUBSIDIES All 72.- Computer activities 24.6 SUBSIDIES All 73.- Research and development 21.3 SUBSIDIES All 74.- Other business activities 15.0 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 13.3 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 17.3 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 16.4 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 24.0 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 4.6 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 14.1 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 15.4 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 17.4 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 12.2 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 1.4 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 18.3 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 15.9 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 12.1 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 17.7 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 38.5 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 15.6 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 14.9 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 41.4 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 30.2 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 10.1 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 21.4 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 16.2 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 20.6 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 9.7 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 13.7 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 22.9 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 26.6 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 21.6 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 10.5 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 16.5 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 15.9 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 8.9 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 7.2 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 10.1 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 5.7 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 12.8 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 12.8 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 15.4 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 11.3 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 13.2 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 6.2 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 13.4 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 12.4 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 12.8 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 3.2 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 16.4 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 10.0 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 14.3 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 6.0 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 19.6 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 21.4 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 17,309.0 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 8.2 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 12.7 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 24.2 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 45.8 SUBSIDIES From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 18.0 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 12.6 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 15.4 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 10.3 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 12.8 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 12.3 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 14.9 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 7.8 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 15.5 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 11.7 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 22.0 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 14.2 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 17.8 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 11.5 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 7.8 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 13.8 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 10.7 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 14.1 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 17.8 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 10.7 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 14.2 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 22.8 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 13.8 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2.5 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 20.8 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 38.7 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 16.7 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 15.3 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 32.5 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 21.6 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 34.0 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 16.1 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 23.4 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 13.4 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 6.4 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 11.2 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 9.5 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 9.7 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 9.4 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 9.6 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 4.5 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 10.2 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 8.6 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 49.5 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 17.9 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 11.7 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 7.4 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 15.4 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 17.7 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 14.5 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 12.6 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 15.7 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 13.0 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 6.9 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 21.5 SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . SUBSIDIES From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 15.4 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 17.0 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 20.8 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 16.4 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 9.7 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 11.0 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 29.0 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 20.6 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 16.7 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 8.9 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 5.6 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 15.0 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 7.7 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 11.9 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 19.6 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 15.9 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 23.5 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 33.0 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 11.9 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 17.0 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 49.2 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 10.4 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 17.2 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 18.5 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 51.5 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 26.5 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 14.9 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 23.9 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 48.7 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 33.6 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 55.9 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 22.3 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 5.5 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 14.8 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 13.6 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 18.9 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 13.4 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 13.4 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 5.7 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 16.0 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 12.0 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 37.4 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 19.2 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 1.9 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 25.1 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 27.4 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 23.2 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 25.0 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 15.6 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 10.0 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 31.2 SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . SUBSIDIES From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 13.6 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 15.2 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 18.1 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 33.9 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 33.4 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 16.5 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 14.7 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 3.7 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 5.9 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 5.5 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 7.0 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 22.8 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 21.3 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 18.5 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 29.3 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 9.9 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 9.1 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 5.1 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 7.2 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 9.2 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 10.5 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 19.0 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 12.7 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 16.0 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 46.0 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 19.4 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 24.5 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 25.6 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 18.4 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 8.5 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 14.2 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 19.7 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 34.0 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 11.9 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 20.1 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 6.4 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 7.9 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 15.0 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 2.0 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 13.3 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 2.3 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 17.4 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 17.4 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 19.4 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 1.5 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 13.3 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 43.7 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 24.6 SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . SUBSIDIES 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 12.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 7.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All TOTAL INDUSTRY 9.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 7.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 7.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 1.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 7.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 8.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All D.- Manufacturing industry 9.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 7.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 16.- Tobacco industry 3.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 17.- Textile industry 7.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 10.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 7.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 9.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 21.- Paper industry 10.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 9.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 6.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 24.- Chemical industry 8.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 15.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 7.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 27.- Metallurgy 7.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 13.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 8.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 8.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 7.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 15.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 12.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 6.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 13.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 12.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 37.- Recycling 13.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 13.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 13.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 10.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All TOTAL SERVICES 7.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 7.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 7.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 6.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 8.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All H.- Accommodation: Total 3.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 6.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 9.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 48.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 62.- Air and space transport 1.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 9.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 64.- Post and communications 1.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 8.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 8.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 9.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 7.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 8.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 70.- Real estate activities 7.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 7.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 72.- Computer activities 11.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 73.- Research and development 17.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions All 74.- Other business activities 7.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 8.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 11.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 7.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 8.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 4.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 11.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 6.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 11.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 8.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 1.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 9.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 11.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 7.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 12.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 21.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 11.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 12.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 13.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 23.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 7.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 12.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 12.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 14.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 7.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 8.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 13.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 18.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 11.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 8.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 12.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 12.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 6.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 4.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 8.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 8.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 8.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 8.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 8.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 8.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 3.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 10.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 9.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 12.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 2.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 11.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 8.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 9.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 2.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 15.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 10.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 9,104.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 5.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 8.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 15.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 23.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 9.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 7.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 9.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 7.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 10.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 1.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 2.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 6.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 9.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 5.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 8.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 8.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 10.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 8.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 5.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 8.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 7.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 7.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 10.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 8.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 10.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 15.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 11.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 27.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 12.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 8.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 7.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 11.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 30.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 10.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 12.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 9.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 6.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 5.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 4.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 6.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 6.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 6.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 36.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 3.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 7.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 3.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 6.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 5.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 6.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 8.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 11.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 6.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 9.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 7.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 8.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 12.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 9.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 11.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 22.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 8.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 8.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 4.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 5.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 3.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 4.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 8.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 5.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 14.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 5.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 21.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 9.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 8.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 15.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 7.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 8.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 7.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 14.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 7.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 5.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 23.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 13.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 14.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 13.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 6.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 5.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 8.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 8.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 7.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 6.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 9.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 1.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 10.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 8.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 10.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 14.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 7.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 11.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 7.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 7.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 7.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 7.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 6.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 6.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 6.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 3.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 3.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 5.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 4.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 13.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 6.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 7.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 12.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 5.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 3.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 9.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4.7 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 9.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 6.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 5.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 16.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 16.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 13.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 14.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 12.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 7.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 9.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 4.0 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 10.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2.9 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 5.2 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 11.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 1.1 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 6.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 8.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 8.4 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 9.3 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 6.5 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.8 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 15.6 Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Subsidies in Social Security Contributions 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 5.9 Contracting subsidies All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2.3 Contracting subsidies All TOTAL INDUSTRY 2.5 Contracting subsidies All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 1.8 Contracting subsidies All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.2 Contracting subsidies All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.4 Contracting subsidies All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Contracting subsidies All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.2 Contracting subsidies All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 5.0 Contracting subsidies All D.- Manufacturing industry 2.6 Contracting subsidies All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.6 Contracting subsidies All 16.- Tobacco industry 0.1 Contracting subsidies All 17.- Textile industry 3.2 Contracting subsidies All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3.5 Contracting subsidies All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2.7 Contracting subsidies All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 3.1 Contracting subsidies All 21.- Paper industry 5.6 Contracting subsidies All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 2.6 Contracting subsidies All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.6 Contracting subsidies All 24.- Chemical industry 2.0 Contracting subsidies All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 4.6 Contracting subsidies All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.3 Contracting subsidies All 27.- Metallurgy 1.6 Contracting subsidies All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4.5 Contracting subsidies All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.5 Contracting subsidies All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.3 Contracting subsidies All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2.6 Contracting subsidies All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 7.0 Contracting subsidies All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 1.7 Contracting subsidies All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1.6 Contracting subsidies All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1.9 Contracting subsidies All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3.4 Contracting subsidies All 37.- Recycling 1.9 Contracting subsidies All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.6 Contracting subsidies All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.1 Contracting subsidies All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 1.8 Contracting subsidies All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.7 Contracting subsidies All TOTAL SERVICES 2.5 Contracting subsidies All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2.6 Contracting subsidies All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.0 Contracting subsidies All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.7 Contracting subsidies All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.4 Contracting subsidies All H.- Accommodation: Total 1.3 Contracting subsidies All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.5 Contracting subsidies All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.0 Contracting subsidies All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.2 Contracting subsidies All 62.- Air and space transport 0.4 Contracting subsidies All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.5 Contracting subsidies All 64.- Post and communications 1.4 Contracting subsidies All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.5 Contracting subsidies All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.2 Contracting subsidies All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 2.4 Contracting subsidies All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 2.8 Contracting subsidies All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 4.0 Contracting subsidies All 70.- Real estate activities 1.3 Contracting subsidies All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.3 Contracting subsidies All 72.- Computer activities 6.1 Contracting subsidies All 73.- Research and development 3.7 Contracting subsidies All 74.- Other business activities 3.9 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3.2 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 3.6 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 7.1 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 1.4 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 2.1 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 8.3 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 3.5 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3.1 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 5.5 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 3.0 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2.4 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 4.3 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 16.2 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3.1 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 2.9 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 2.5 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 6.0 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2.0 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 3.7 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2.0 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4.0 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.4 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2.7 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4.9 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3.2 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 10.3 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1.6 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3.3 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 2.1 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 2.0 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 1.9 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 2.0 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.9 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 3.6 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3.2 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.7 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2.3 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 4.1 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2.2 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 2.7 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.9 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.7 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.8 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 4.7 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.7 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 2.8 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.7 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3.3 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 4.0 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 6,084.0 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 1.1 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3.2 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 7.4 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 22.4 Contracting subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 6.6 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2.2 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 2.5 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 1.2 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.9 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 1.5 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 1.5 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2.6 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.3 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.9 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 2.5 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 6.7 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 3.1 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 1.4 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 2.6 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 2.6 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 1.8 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 2.4 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.9 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 1.3 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4.1 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.2 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 2.1 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 5.5 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 6.6 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 1.8 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3.3 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 7.5 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 1.5 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 3.6 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 1.5 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.6 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 1.8 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.6 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2.2 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.3 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.8 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.1 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.5 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.4 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.2 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.9 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.5 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 4.2 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 1.5 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 1.1 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 3.4 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.2 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 4.8 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 4.6 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 4.1 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 1.3 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.4 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 9.1 Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Contracting subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 3.8 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2.4 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 3.6 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 3.7 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.4 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.2 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 5.1 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.3 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.6 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.8 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 1.1 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 3.0 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 1.1 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.8 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 4.6 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 24.3 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.2 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 1.2 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 20.4 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.8 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 20.2 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 3.6 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.3 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 5.3 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.4 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 1.5 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.9 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.7 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.6 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.1 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.4 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.7 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.1 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 3.5 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2.6 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.7 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.9 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 2.7 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.6 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2.4 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 5.3 Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Contracting subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 2.1 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.4 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.8 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.0 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.5 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 0.5 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.1 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 1.2 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 2.1 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.5 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 1.3 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 6.7 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.2 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.4 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.4 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.2 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.7 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 1.7 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.5 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.3 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1.1 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.1 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.3 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.1 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 1.9 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3.3 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1.5 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3.9 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.2 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.1 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.4 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.7 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 1.5 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.2 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.2 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.5 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.1 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2.4 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.9 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 0.5 Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Contracting subsidies 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 2.5 Vocational training subsidies All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3.4 Vocational training subsidies All TOTAL INDUSTRY 4.6 Vocational training subsidies All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 12.8 Vocational training subsidies All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 19.9 Vocational training subsidies All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 13.4 Vocational training subsidies All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Vocational training subsidies All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 8.2 Vocational training subsidies All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.7 Vocational training subsidies All D.- Manufacturing industry 4.1 Vocational training subsidies All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3.9 Vocational training subsidies All 16.- Tobacco industry 0.8 Vocational training subsidies All 17.- Textile industry 2.4 Vocational training subsidies All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.3 Vocational training subsidies All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.3 Vocational training subsidies All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.9 Vocational training subsidies All 21.- Paper industry 1.5 Vocational training subsidies All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 2.5 Vocational training subsidies All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 12.4 Vocational training subsidies All 24.- Chemical industry 9.5 Vocational training subsidies All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3.3 Vocational training subsidies All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.3 Vocational training subsidies All 27.- Metallurgy 4.2 Vocational training subsidies All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.4 Vocational training subsidies All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.2 Vocational training subsidies All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.4 Vocational training subsidies All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4.1 Vocational training subsidies All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 7.5 Vocational training subsidies All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4.7 Vocational training subsidies All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 7.6 Vocational training subsidies All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 21.7 Vocational training subsidies All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.7 Vocational training subsidies All 37.- Recycling 0.0 Vocational training subsidies All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 9.4 Vocational training subsidies All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 11.9 Vocational training subsidies All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3.4 Vocational training subsidies All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 1.2 Vocational training subsidies All TOTAL SERVICES 2.9 Vocational training subsidies All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2.8 Vocational training subsidies All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 4.5 Vocational training subsidies All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2.1 Vocational training subsidies All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.9 Vocational training subsidies All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.9 Vocational training subsidies All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.5 Vocational training subsidies All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 1.8 Vocational training subsidies All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 4.2 Vocational training subsidies All 62.- Air and space transport 2.2 Vocational training subsidies All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 2.2 Vocational training subsidies All 64.- Post and communications 0.4 Vocational training subsidies All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 7.6 Vocational training subsidies All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7.9 Vocational training subsidies All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 7.1 Vocational training subsidies All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 3.9 Vocational training subsidies All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2.4 Vocational training subsidies All 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Vocational training subsidies All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.3 Vocational training subsidies All 72.- Computer activities 6.6 Vocational training subsidies All 73.- Research and development 0.0 Vocational training subsidies All 74.- Other business activities 2.2 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.5 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.1 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 1.8 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 13.9 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.1 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 3.7 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.2 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 1.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.4 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.2 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 17.7 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.2 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 3.8 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.4 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.3 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3.3 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.1 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.2 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.2 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.2 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.2 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.3 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.6 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 2.5 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.5 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 1.1 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 6.8 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 262.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.9 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.3 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 2.3 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 1.4 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 1.5 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 9.6 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 12.6 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2.3 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3.5 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 11.6 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.6 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.4 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.3 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 1.7 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 3.9 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 1.4 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 1.3 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.9 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2.1 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4.1 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 3.4 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4.2 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 2.2 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3.7 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 8.1 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.6 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 3.8 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 9.7 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 1.5 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.4 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2.8 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.3 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3.8 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.3 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.3 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.7 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.2 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 12.4 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 9.8 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 2.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 4.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 6.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 3.6 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.8 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1.8 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.1 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 5.3 Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Vocational training subsidies From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 1.5 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 6.5 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 7.9 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4.2 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.5 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 6.3 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 7.8 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 6.9 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 4.6 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 6.3 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 3.1 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 2.8 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 13.7 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 13.6 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 10.2 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2.0 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 4.1 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 7.2 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.6 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 9.0 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 9.4 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 16.4 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 11.1 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 8.3 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 20.5 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 5.3 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 16.4 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 41.3 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3.9 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.3 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 5.9 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 5.3 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 9.7 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 4.6 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.7 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 3.8 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 5.7 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.5 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 27.9 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 7.0 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 12.7 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 15.1 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 11.1 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 11.0 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 4.6 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 7.8 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 14.1 Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Vocational training subsidies From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 3.2 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 6.6 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 9.4 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 26.3 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 26.9 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 8.4 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 8.0 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 2.3 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.4 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 1.7 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 7.5 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 14.1 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 9.6 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 7.9 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 4.7 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 6.1 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2.1 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 2.3 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 5.1 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 8.3 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5.9 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 9.1 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 28.6 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2.4 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 10.5 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 11.3 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 5.9 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 6.1 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 5.1 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 6.9 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 31.2 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 6.4 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5.4 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2.3 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 1.6 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3.2 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.8 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3.2 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.3 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 7.8 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7.8 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 8.0 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.8 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 4.2 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 40.1 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 8.4 Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Vocational training subsidies 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 3.9 Fiscal deductions All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.7 Fiscal deductions All TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.0 Fiscal deductions All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.2 Fiscal deductions All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Fiscal deductions All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Fiscal deductions All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Fiscal deductions All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Fiscal deductions All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.3 Fiscal deductions All D.- Manufacturing industry 1.1 Fiscal deductions All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.7 Fiscal deductions All 16.- Tobacco industry 0.1 Fiscal deductions All 17.- Textile industry 0.9 Fiscal deductions All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.4 Fiscal deductions All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 1.6 Fiscal deductions All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.3 Fiscal deductions All 21.- Paper industry 0.5 Fiscal deductions All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.6 Fiscal deductions All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Fiscal deductions All 24.- Chemical industry 1.6 Fiscal deductions All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 2.1 Fiscal deductions All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.2 Fiscal deductions All 27.- Metallurgy 0.6 Fiscal deductions All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.3 Fiscal deductions All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.8 Fiscal deductions All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.1 Fiscal deductions All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.7 Fiscal deductions All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.8 Fiscal deductions All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 1.8 Fiscal deductions All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1.1 Fiscal deductions All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 1.4 Fiscal deductions All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2.7 Fiscal deductions All 37.- Recycling 1.1 Fiscal deductions All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.1 Fiscal deductions All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Fiscal deductions All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.2 Fiscal deductions All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.5 Fiscal deductions All TOTAL SERVICES 0.6 Fiscal deductions All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.7 Fiscal deductions All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.5 Fiscal deductions All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.5 Fiscal deductions All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.7 Fiscal deductions All H.- Accommodation: Total 0.4 Fiscal deductions All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.2 Fiscal deductions All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.3 Fiscal deductions All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Fiscal deductions All 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Fiscal deductions All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.2 Fiscal deductions All 64.- Post and communications 0.1 Fiscal deductions All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.2 Fiscal deductions All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.2 Fiscal deductions All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.3 Fiscal deductions All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.1 Fiscal deductions All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1.0 Fiscal deductions All 70.- Real estate activities 0.9 Fiscal deductions All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 1.0 Fiscal deductions All 72.- Computer activities 0.4 Fiscal deductions All 73.- Research and development 0.0 Fiscal deductions All 74.- Other business activities 1.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.9 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.2 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.4 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.5 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.2 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.2 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.8 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2.2 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.3 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.7 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 1.2 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 7.3 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 1.1 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.4 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 1.4 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 1.6 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 1.5 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 1.5 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2.7 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4.1 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 2.2 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.7 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 1.6 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.2 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.4 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.4 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 1.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 1.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.6 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 1.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.4 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.5 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.3 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1,859.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 1.3 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.7 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.6 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 2.1 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 1.1 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 1.6 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 1.7 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 1.7 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.9 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 2.3 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.4 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.4 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.7 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.6 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3.7 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.2 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 1.6 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.7 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4.1 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.6 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.4 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 9.6 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 8.2 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.3 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.2 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.4 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 1.2 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.7 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.3 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.4 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.5 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 1.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.5 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.7 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 1.1 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 1.2 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 2.7 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.3 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.2 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 1.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2.6 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.8 Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . Fiscal deductions From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 1.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.7 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.6 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.6 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.7 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 1.4 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.2 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 2.6 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.3 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 7.8 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 1.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2.1 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.2 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 4.3 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.3 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.1 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.4 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 1.1 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.8 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . Fiscal deductions From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 0.9 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 0.2 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 0.4 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 0.3 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 0.4 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 0.1 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 1.7 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 0.1 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 1.5 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 0.3 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 0.1 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 0.3 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 0.1 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 0.1 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 0.1 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 0.1 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 0.1 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 0.5 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 0.2 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 0.0 Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . Fiscal deductions 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 0.3 NET COST All TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3,802.9 NET COST All TOTAL INDUSTRY 4,185.3 NET COST All C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4,633.0 NET COST All 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4,906.9 NET COST All 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 9,115.1 NET COST All 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores .. NET COST All 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 4,897.5 NET COST All 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3,607.5 NET COST All D.- Manufacturing industry 4,060.7 NET COST All 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3,581.4 NET COST All 16.- Tobacco industry 5,172.2 NET COST All 17.- Textile industry 3,002.6 NET COST All 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2,590.7 NET COST All 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2,439.7 NET COST All 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,725.4 NET COST All 21.- Paper industry 4,221.6 NET COST All 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 4,484.1 NET COST All 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 8,212.5 NET COST All 24.- Chemical industry 5,718.1 NET COST All 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 4,137.6 NET COST All 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 3,786.9 NET COST All 27.- Metallurgy 4,713.5 NET COST All 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3,671.4 NET COST All 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4,324.5 NET COST All 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 8,323.2 NET COST All 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4,057.5 NET COST All 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4,809.2 NET COST All 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4,533.5 NET COST All 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 4,671.4 NET COST All 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 4,907.7 NET COST All 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3,052.6 NET COST All 37.- Recycling 3,125.9 NET COST All E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 6,594.7 NET COST All 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 7,387.0 NET COST All 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 4,699.4 NET COST All TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3,380.3 NET COST All TOTAL SERVICES 3,606.9 NET COST All G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3,070.4 NET COST All 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3,520.7 NET COST All 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3,327.2 NET COST All 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,722.3 NET COST All H.- Accommodation: Total 2,348.0 NET COST All I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 4,442.0 NET COST All 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3,818.8 NET COST All 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 5,795.0 NET COST All 62.- Air and space transport 6,616.0 NET COST All 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3,770.2 NET COST All 64.- Post and communications 5,122.7 NET COST All J.- Financial intermediation: Total 6,702.8 NET COST All 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7,104.6 NET COST All 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 5,185.5 NET COST All 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 5,153.1 NET COST All K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,715.6 NET COST All 70.- Real estate activities 3,706.8 NET COST All 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3,198.5 NET COST All 72.- Computer activities 5,038.2 NET COST All 73.- Research and development 4,364.7 NET COST All 74.- Other business activities 2,490.8 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 2,864.4 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 2,950.6 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 3,475.8 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4,485.0 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 7,913.4 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 3,866.2 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3,233.5 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 2,930.8 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 2,468.7 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 3,422.4 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 17.- Textile industry 2,706.0 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 1,989.9 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2,196.2 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,517.8 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 21.- Paper industry 2,943.9 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 3,569.1 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 4,659.2 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 24.- Chemical industry 4,100.8 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3,114.8 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 2,910.8 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 27.- Metallurgy 3,581.7 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 3,210.9 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 3,680.4 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 3,095.3 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 2,991.5 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 3,540.4 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 3,645.0 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3,285.8 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 3,259.6 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 2,518.7 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 37.- Recycling 3,358.5 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 3,997.3 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 4,340.4 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 3,766.6 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 2,880.4 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers TOTAL SERVICES 2,796.5 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 2,875.3 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3,222.1 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3,022.2 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,469.4 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2,066.0 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3,068.9 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 2,891.1 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 4,165.6 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 62.- Air and space transport 4,662.6 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3,456.0 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 64.- Post and communications 2,445.6 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5,890.8 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 6,980.2 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 4,998.8 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 5,315.5 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,738,570.0 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 70.- Real estate activities 3,605.0 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 2,604.3 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 72.- Computer activities 3,779.3 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 73.- Research and development 3,890.5 NET COST From 10 to 49 workers 74.- Other business activities 2,599.2 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 3,568.5 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 3,995.5 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4,337.5 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 5,046.3 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 6,452.3 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 4,299.7 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 3,639.8 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 3,972.6 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 3,477.1 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 16.- Tobacco industry 3,072.7 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 17.- Textile industry 2,857.2 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2,610.7 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 2,762.4 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 2,885.1 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 21.- Paper industry 4,173.0 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 4,757.5 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 6,914.7 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 24.- Chemical industry 5,458.1 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 4,083.9 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 3,857.7 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 27.- Metallurgy 4,427.4 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4,194.5 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4,515.8 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 4,848.3 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4,146.5 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4,510.5 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 4,244.2 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 3,967.3 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 4,286.4 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 3,402.6 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 37.- Recycling 3,647.2 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 4,797.4 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 6,198.1 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 4,274.6 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 3,340.7 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers TOTAL SERVICES 3,216.3 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3,307.1 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 3,937.6 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3,481.7 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,862.8 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2,598.3 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 3,935.5 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 3,713.8 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport 6,107.4 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 62.- Air and space transport 5,526.7 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 4,129.1 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 64.- Post and communications 3,776.8 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 6,085.2 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7,254.6 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 5,325.8 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 5,389.5 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,705.0 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 70.- Real estate activities 3,941.0 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 3,841.4 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 72.- Computer activities 4,692.7 NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 73.- Research and development . NET COST From 50 to 249 workers 74.- Other business activities 2,453.8 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4,205.3 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 4,770.5 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 5,772.3 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 5,211.0 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores 4,318.7 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores 5,298.4 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers D.- Manufacturing industry 4,715.5 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 4,215.8 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 16.- Tobacco industry . NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 17.- Textile industry 3,929.0 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 2,592.3 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles 3,673.3 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork 3,862.8 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 21.- Paper industry 5,089.0 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 5,469.4 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 6,719.8 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 24.- Chemical industry 6,223.7 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 4,382.4 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 4,607.0 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 27.- Metallurgy 4,855.6 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4,435.5 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 5,214.1 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 13,804.8 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4,626.5 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 4,135.1 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5,368.0 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 4,052.2 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 4,709.7 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 4,076.8 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 37.- Recycling . NET COST From 250 to 499 workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 5,360.6 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 8,033.9 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 4,015.4 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4,180.5 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers TOTAL SERVICES 3,638.7 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3,531.2 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 5,103.8 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 4,296.2 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,625.5 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2,646.4 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 4,078.8 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 4,074.0 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 62.- Air and space transport 7,220.1 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3,818.8 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 64.- Post and communications 1,783.6 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 5,770.4 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 6,740.5 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 5,195.4 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 4,494.0 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 3,170.8 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 70.- Real estate activities . NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 5,435.6 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 72.- Computer activities 5,355.9 NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 73.- Research and development . NET COST From 250 to 499 workers 74.- Other business activities 2,834.3 NET COST 500 and more workers TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4,869.3 NET COST 500 and more workers TOTAL INDUSTRY 5,531.4 NET COST 500 and more workers C.- Extractive Industries: Total 4,982.3 NET COST 500 and more workers 10.- Extraction and agglomeration of anthracite, coal, lignite and peat 4,864.3 NET COST 500 and more workers 11.- Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas . NET COST 500 and more workers 12.- Extraction of uranium and thorium ores . NET COST 500 and more workers 13.- Extraction of metallic ores . NET COST 500 and more workers 14.- Extraction of non-metallic and non-energetic ores . NET COST 500 and more workers D.- Manufacturing industry 5,333.9 NET COST 500 and more workers 15.- Food and beverage products industry 4,944.5 NET COST 500 and more workers 16.- Tobacco industry 5,343.7 NET COST 500 and more workers 17.- Textile industry 3,539.1 NET COST 500 and more workers 18.- Clothes making and furriery industry 4,461.2 NET COST 500 and more workers 19.- Preparation, tanning and dressing of leather manufacture of leather goods and luggage articles . NET COST 500 and more workers 20.- Wood and cork industry, except furniture basketmaking and wickerwork . NET COST 500 and more workers 21.- Paper industry 5,297.8 NET COST 500 and more workers 22.- Publishing, graphic arts and reproduction of recorded supports 6,777.9 NET COST 500 and more workers 23.- Manufacture of coke, refinement of petroleum and treatment of nuclear fuels 8,484.0 NET COST 500 and more workers 24.- Chemical industry 6,564.4 NET COST 500 and more workers 25.- Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 5,342.1 NET COST 500 and more workers 26.- Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products 5,562.8 NET COST 500 and more workers 27.- Metallurgy 5,192.1 NET COST 500 and more workers 28.- Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment 4,348.4 NET COST 500 and more workers 29.- Construction of machinery and mechanical equipment industry 4,806.5 NET COST 500 and more workers 30.- Manufacture of office machines and IT equipment 8,767.7 NET COST 500 and more workers 31.- Manufacture of electrical machinery and material 4,505.0 NET COST 500 and more workers 32.- Manufacture of electronic material manufacture of radio, television equipment and apparatus 5,838.9 NET COST 500 and more workers 33.- Manufacture of medical-surgical and precision equipment and instruments, and clocks and watches 5,652.0 NET COST 500 and more workers 34.- Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 5,063.8 NET COST 500 and more workers 35.- Manufacture of other transport material 5,365.4 NET COST 500 and more workers 36.- Manufacture of furniture other manufacturing industries 5,139.3 NET COST 500 and more workers 37.- Recycling . NET COST 500 and more workers E.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas and water supply 7,270.5 NET COST 500 and more workers 40.- Production and distribution of electrical energy, gas, steam and hot water 7,563.3 NET COST 500 and more workers 41.- Collection, purification and distribution of water 5,679.6 NET COST 500 and more workers TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 4,710.8 NET COST 500 and more workers TOTAL SERVICES 4,517.5 NET COST 500 and more workers G.- Trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and personal articles and 3,089.1 NET COST 500 and more workers 50.- Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 4,556.0 NET COST 500 and more workers 51.- Wholesale trade and brokerage trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 3,742.4 NET COST 500 and more workers 52.- Retail trade, except of motor vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds 2,876.5 NET COST 500 and more workers H.- Accommodation: Total 2,453.3 NET COST 500 and more workers I.- Transport, storage and communications: Total 5,186.3 NET COST 500 and more workers 60.- Land transport, transport via pipelines 4,546.3 NET COST 500 and more workers 61.- Maritime, cabotage and in-land waterway transport . NET COST 500 and more workers 62.- Air and space transport 6,727.4 NET COST 500 and more workers 63.- Activities annexed to transport travel agencies activities 3,972.8 NET COST 500 and more workers 64.- Post and communications 5,381.8 NET COST 500 and more workers J.- Financial intermediation: Total 6,906.7 NET COST 500 and more workers 65.- Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funds 7,116.8 NET COST 500 and more workers 66.- Insurance and pension funds, except Compulsory Social Security 5,145.6 NET COST 500 and more workers 67.- Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation 5,046.3 NET COST 500 and more workers K.- Real estate and rental activities business services 2,558.0 NET COST 500 and more workers 70.- Real estate activities . NET COST 500 and more workers 71.- Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods 5,806.2 NET COST 500 and more workers 72.- Computer activities 6,593.5 NET COST 500 and more workers 73.- Research and development . NET COST 500 and more workers 74.- Other business activities 2,335.9