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Economic activity, employment and unemployment
Economically Active Population Survey
Special module 2005: Work life balance module.
National results
Employed persons between 16 and 64 years old with at least one child, according to whether or not they take permitted days off to care for them, by absolute value/percentage, type of working day and sex
Units:
absolute values in thousands and percentages
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Absolute value/percentage
Values that contain
absolute values in thousands
percentage
Selected:
2
Total:
2
Type of working day
Values that contain
Total
Full time
Part time
Selected:
3
Total:
3
Sex
Values that contain
both sexes
males
females
Selected:
3
Total:
3
Whether or not they take permitted days off to care for them
Values that contain
Total
Yes: Lack of child care services: From 7am to 7pm
Yes: Lack of chold care services: Special working hours
Yes: Services: very expensive
Yes: Services: poor quality
Yes: For other reasons
No
Does not know
Selected:
8
Total:
8
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Whether or not they take permitted days off to care for them
Absolute value/percentage
Type of working day
Sex
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Decimals to show:
By default
0
1
2
Notes ( 2 )
1) The following are considered: permitted days on special occasions taken to take care of children in the last 12 months. Including:permitted days or reduction of working hours or adoption of special solutions at work. All of this when there are special situations such as: school holidays, when child care services are closed or when the person who looks after the children is on holiday. Children: The following are considered: own children or partner's aged 14 years old or under who live in the household.
1) ~'whether or not they take permitted days off to care for them,Yes: Lack of chold care services: Special working hours'~Special working hours: before 7am, after 7pm, during weekends or in school holidays.
Total:
0
series
y
0
cells
Source:National Statistics Institute