Eksempler på bruk av Reference week på Engelsk og deres oversettelse til Norsk
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Citizenship is citizenship in the reference week.
The reference weeks are not split to follow the exact months of the calendar.
The statistics include employed persons per 4th quarter(reference week in November).
Employees working in the reference week in the reference month(calculated as employed).
Information about residence is collected at the end of the reference week.
Residence information is at the end of the reference week for the period 2001-2014(3rd week in November).
Comments: LFS is surveying persons attachment to the labour market in whole reference weeks.
If employed persons have more than one employment in the reference week, one is determined as the most important.
There is therefore some uncertainty about the employment relationship actually being active in the reference week.
Paid work means any work for pay or profit during the reference week, even for as little as one hour.
The definition of age was changed from age at the end of the year to age at the end of the reference week.
Information about residence is collected at the end of the reference week. For the period 2000-2014 this implies the 3rd week of November.
Unpaid work for a business that the respondent or a relative owns means that the respondent does not receive any pay orprofit from the work during the reference week.
Employees who just had an occasional job in the reference week, and on-call workers, are not asked about overtime, but they are included in the denominator if they were full-time employed in the reference week. .
Employed persons are persons aged 15-74who performed work for pay or profit for at least one hour in the reference week, or who were temporarily absent from work because of illness.
LFS have continuous data collection. In order for all reference weeks to weighted evenly in quarterly averages, we now make week-proportional adjustment of monthly weights in our quarterly averages.
Employed persons are persons between 15-74 years of agewho performed work for pay or profit for at least one hour in the reference week, or who were temporarily absent from work because of illness.
Employees who just had an occasional job in the reference week, and on-call workers, are not asked about overtime, but they are included in the denominator if they were full-time employed in the reference week.
Persons engaged by government measures to promote employment are also included if they receive wages.Unemployed persons are persons who were not employed in the reference week, but who had been seeking work during the preceding four weeks, and were available for work in the reference week or within the next two weeks. .
Unemployed persons are persons who were not employed in the reference week, but who had been seeking work during the preceding four weeks, and were available for work in the reference week or within the next two weeks(in 1996-2005 one should be available within two weeks following the time of interview, anduntil 1996 one should be able to start working in the reference week).
Employed persons are persons who performed paid work of at least one hour's duration in the reference week, as well as persons who have such work but who were temporarily absent due to illness, vacation, paid leave, etc.
Unemployed persons are persons who were not employed in the reference week, butwho had been seeking work during the preceding four weeks, and were available for work in the reference week or within the next two weeks. .
The statistics cover resident wage earners who performed paid work of at least one hour's duration in the reference week(3rd week of November), as well as persons who have such work but who were temporarily absent due to illness, vacation, paid leave.
Employed persons are defined as those who performed paid work for at least one hour during the reference week, and persons who had such work but were on temporary leave during the reference week due to illness or holiday etc.