Labour, Solidarity and Social Security

What share of people aged 15 to 74 who work or are looking for work (the labour force) is out of work and has been actively seeking employment for at least a year?

What is the difference between the employment rate of men aged 20 to 64 and that of women, counted as the difference between the two percentages (in percentage points)?

What share of young people aged 15 to 29, of both sexes, is not employed and is not in education or training?

How much has the share of people aged 15 to 64 who work or are looking for work (active people, employed or unemployed) changed over three years, counted as the difference between that year’s percentage and the one three years earlier (in percentage points)?

The reference value is the one of the Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure scoreboard, set in the regulation that created the Procedure and revised by the European Commission.

What share of people aged 15 to 74 who work or are looking for work (the labour force) is unemployed?

What share of people aged 15 to 74 who work or are looking for work (the labour force) is unemployed?

What share of people aged 20 to 64 is employed?

How much less do women earn than men per hour of work, before deductions, as a percentage of men’s earnings, in enterprises with 10 or more employees (the unadjusted gender pay gap)?

How much do full-time employees on full pay earn per month, on average and before deductions (average monthly earnings)?

How much do employees receive per month, on average and before deductions?

What is the lowest monthly pay the law guarantees to employees on the mainland, without the increase that Azores law adds to it (the guaranteed minimum monthly wage)?

The factor multiplies the amount of the pension: below one, the pension falls, and the gap to one is the share that is cut.

What is the average annual amount of pensions paid by Social Security per pensioner?

How many people receive social insertion income for every thousand people of working age?

Below what annual income is a person living alone at risk of poverty?

How many times greater is the total income of the fifth of the population with the highest income than that of the fifth with the lowest?

What share of the population is in at least one of three situations: income below 60 % of the income that leaves half of the country’s population above it and half below, the median (at risk of poverty); at least seven out of thirteen deprivations because of a lack of resources (severe material and social deprivation); or living in a household where almost nobody works (very low work intensity), counting each person only once?

What share of children under three are cared for outside the family, in a programme planned by public or recognised private bodies (formal childcare)?