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Aggregate gross wages
Aggregate gross pay, payroll taxes and prel. tax statistics from employers monthly tax returns
These statistics illustrate quarterly levels and trends in aggregate gross pay, payroll taxes and preliminary tax. It's a total population survey based on employers' monthly tax returns from enterprises. Presentation is done mainly by sector and industry.
Gross pay based on income of statements
Gross pay based on income statements is an annual statistical product with total coverage based on income statements on pay, remuneration, other compensation or benefits that comprise taxable income from employment. The statistics aim to illustrate the level and development of gross pay, taxable social compensation and preliminary income tax. Presentation of gross pay is done regionally, by sector of the company and industry of the workplace. Social compensation is presented by type of compensation.
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Analysis, trends and forecasts in education and the labour market
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Disabled persons
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Employment and working hours
Labour statistics based on administrative sources
Labour statistics from administrative sources aim to offer annual information on employment, commuters, employees and industrial structures and also to illustrate occurrences and flows on the labour market. The statistics are based on total population surveys and can be broken into smaller regional areas.
The Swedish Occupational Register with statistics
Starting with the 2014 survey, occupations are reported according to the Swedish Standard Classification of Occupations (SSYK 2012). It reflects today's occupational structure better than the previous occupational classification (SSYK 96). The base for SSYK 2012 is the international classification (ISCO-08). Comparison with previous years reported according to SSYK96 is not possible.
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Labour force surveys
The objective of the LFS is to describe the current employment conditions for the entire population aged 15-74 and to give information on the development of the labour market. The survey is conducted regularly every month during the whole year. The results are presented as monthly, quarterly and annually statistics, with focus on both the number and the percentage of employed and unemployed persons. The LFS is the only source with continuous information on total unemployment and this information represents the official unemployment rate.
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Occupational injuries
Occupational accidents and work-related diseases
Statistical agency: Swedish work environment authority
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Other
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Sick pay
Short term business statistics on sick pay
The statistics aim to illustrate sick leave during the period of sick pay, which is the period when employers pay sick leave compensation to employees who are absent from work due to illness. Combined with the statistics produced from the social insurance system, the survey contributes to the total picture of sick leave trends.
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Vacancies and unemployment
Job openings and unmet labour demand
The Job Vacancy Survey is an enterprise-based survey covering both the public and the private sector. The purpose of the survey is to contribute information about the labour demand. The results are published quarterly. The number of job openings follows Eurostat’s definition of vacancies. Unmet demand is measured by vacancies, defined as unoccupied job openings to be filled immediately.
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Wages, salaries and labour costs
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
Labour cost index (LCI) is a European index delivered to Eurostat quarterly. Between 1996 and 2004, the index delivered where according to a so-called gentlemen's agreement. From the first quarter of 2005, data is supplied by a Council and Commission Regulation.
Labour cost index for wage earners and salaried employees in the private sector (AKI)
The National Labour Cost Index (AKI) for wage-earners and salaried employees in the private sector are produced monthly and describes the total labour cost development over time. Beginning in January 2008, AKI is published in the Swedish Standard Industrial Classification, 2007 (SNI 2007) and with the same period as reference period (January 2008 = 100). The classification standard is based on the revised standard NACE Rev. 2 (NACE = Nomenclature Générale des Activités Economiques dans les Communautés Européennes).
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
Salary structures, whole economy
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
Here are findings on salaries throughout the Swedish economy presented. The data have been taken from five different sources. Three of these pertain to the public sector and are total surveys. The other two sources are based on enterprise surveys covering the private sector.
Short-term statistics, salaries in the county councils (KLL)
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
The purpose of the study is to provide a monthly description of the development of average monthly salaries and hours worked in county council sectors.
Short-term statistics, salaries, governmental sector (KLS)
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
The purpose of the study is to provide a monthly description of the development of average monthly salaries and number of employees in the governmental sector.
Short-term statistics, salaries, in the municipalities (KLK)
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
The purpose of the study is to provide a monthly description of the development of average monthly salaries and hours worked in the municipalities.
Short-term statistics, wages and salaries, private sector (KLP)
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
The purpose of the study is to provide a monthly description of the development of wages and salaries for manual workers and non-manual workers in the private sector.
Structure of Earnings Survey (SES)
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
Wage and salary structures and employment in county councils
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
This product provides information on wages and salaries within the county councils. The purpose of the study is to provide information about the level of salaries, salary structure and changes over time.
Wage and salary structures and employment in the central government sector
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
This product provides information on wages and salaries within the governmental sector. The purpose of the study is to provide information about the level of salaries, salary structure and changes over time.
Wage and salary structures and employment in the primary municipalities
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
This product provides information on wages and salaries within the primary municipalities. The purpose of the study is to provide information about the level of salaries, salary structure and changes over time.
Wage and salary structures in the private sector (SLP)
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
This product provides information on wages and salaries within the private sector. The purpose of the study is to provide information about the level of salaries, salary structure and changes over time. The statistics are divided into non-manual workers and manual workers.
Wages and salaries in the private and public sector
Statistical agency: Swedish National Mediation Office
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Work environment
Statistical agency: Swedish work environment authority
Statistical agency: Swedish work environment authority