Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) , Wish to increase/decrease work time Element item:Employed person at work , Wishing to have more work time , Wishing to have less work time Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) , Wish to increase/decrease work time Element item:Employed person at work , Wishing to have more work time , Wishing to have less work time Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) , Wish to increase/decrease work time Element item:Employed person at work , Wishing to have more work time , Wishing to have less work time Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) Element item:Employed person at work , 1 to 4 hours , Normal work time is less than 35 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) Element item:Employed person at work , 1 to 4 hours , Normal work time is less than 35 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) Element item:Employed person at work , 1 to 4 hours , Normal work time is less than 35 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , 1 to 20 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , 1 to 20 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , 1 to 20 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , 1 to 20 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 4 hours , 5 to 9 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods Element item: of the old classification indicates as "*Manufacturing".

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 14 hours , 15 to 34 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods Element item: of the old classification indicates as "*Manufacturing".

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 4 hours , 5 to 9 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods Element item: of the old classification indicates as "*Manufacturing".

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) Element item:Employed person at work , 0 to 34 hours , 1 to 4 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 4 hours , 5 to 9 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) Element item:Employed person at work , 0 to 34 hours , 1 to 4 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , Average monthly hours of work (hours) Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 14 hours , 15 to 34 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) Element item:Employed person at work , 0 to 34 hours , 1 to 4 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 14 hours , 15 to 34 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 4 hours , 5 to 9 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 14 hours , 15 to 34 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods Element item: of the old classification indicates as "*Manufacturing".

Element item:Weekly hours of work3 Element item:Not at work , 1 to 34 hours , Average weekly hours of work (hours) Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , 1 to 20 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , 1 to 20 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 4 hours , 5 to 9 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods Element item: of the old classification indicates as "*Manufacturing".

Element item:Weekly hours of work3 Element item:For working at convenient times , Not at work , 1 to 34 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , Average monthly hours of work (hours) Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work3 Element item:Not at work , 1 to 34 hours , Average weekly hours of work (hours) Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 4 hours , 5 to 9 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods Element item: of the old classification indicates as "*Manufacturing".

Element item:Weekly hours of work2 Element item:1 to 34 hours , 1 to 29 hours , Employed person at work Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 4 hours , 5 to 9 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods Element item: of the old classification indicates as "*Manufacturing".

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) , Wish to increase/decrease work time Element item:Employed person at work , Wishing to have more work time , Wishing to have less work time Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work2 Element item:1 to 34 hours , 1 to 29 hours , Employed person at work Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) , Wish to increase/decrease work time Element item:Employed person at work , Wishing to have more work time , Wishing to have less work time Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work3 Element item:Not at work , 1 to 34 hours , Average weekly hours of work (hours) Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , Average monthly hours of work (hours) Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 4 hours , 5 to 9 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods Element item: of the old classification indicates as "*Manufacturing".

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:15 to 29 hours , 30 to 34 hours , 0 to 14 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods Element item: of the old classification indicates as "*Manufacturing".

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) Element item:Employed person at work , 1 to 4 hours , Normal work time is less than 35 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) , Wish to increase/decrease work time Element item:Employed person at work , Wishing to have more work time , Wishing to have less work time Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 14 hours , 15 to 34 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:15 to 29 hours , 30 to 34 hours , 0 to 14 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods Element item: of the old classification indicates as "*Manufacturing".

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) Element item:Employed person at work , 1 to 4 hours , Normal work time is less than 35 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work Element item:Employed person not at work , 1 to 14 hours , 15 to 34 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Weekly hours of work (Detailed Tabulation) Element item:Employed person at work , 1 to 4 hours , Normal work time is less than 35 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , 1 to 20 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , 1 to 20 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , 1 to 20 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods

Element item:Monthly hours of work Element item:0 hour , 1 to 60 hours , 1 to 20 hours Description of Dataset category 1:Since 1982, the benchmark population for calculating the results of the Labour Force Survey is revised every five years because the , remain the same as of the time they released. Therefore, the figures of "Historical data" for those periods