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fb_id

postal_code

region_type

region_id

region_name

reference_year

**Full name:** SV employees at place of residence per 100 inhabitants of working age in % **Algorithm:** SV employees WO <time> / E 15 to < 65 years <time> x 100 **Note:** The indicator reflects the extent of employment relative to all employable individuals. Specifically, it describes the number of employees subject to social insurance at their place of residence per 100 inhabitants of working age (15 to under 65 years). Employees subject to social insurance are workers, employees, and persons in vocational training who are compulsorily insured in statutory pension, health, and/or unemployment insurance. Civil servants, self-employed persons, assisting family members, or marginally employed persons are not considered here. Overall, only about 75% of all employed persons are covered. Despite this limitation, employees subject to social insurance are used as a measure of the jobs available to the labor market. The population figures are based on the update of the population status of the federal and state governments as of December 31 of the year. The update is based on the 1987 census (FRG) or 1981 (GDR), the 2011 census, and the 2022 census. The employment figures refer to the reference date of June 30. From 2013, these are revised data (Revision 2014). The number of employees subject to social insurance increased nationwide by about 350,000 persons, which is about 1.2%.

employment_rate

**Full name:** SV employed women at place of residence per 100 women of working age in % **Algorithm:** SV employed women WO <time> / female E 15 to < 65 years <time> x 100 **Note:** The indicator reflects the extent of employment of women relative to the employable individuals in this population group. Specifically, it describes the number of women subject to social insurance at their place of residence per 100 women of working age (15 to under 65 years). Employees subject to social insurance are workers, employees, and persons in vocational training who are compulsorily insured in statutory pension, health, and/or unemployment insurance. Civil servants, self-employed persons, assisting family members, or marginally employed persons are not considered here. Overall, only about 75% of all employed persons are covered. Despite this limitation, employees subject to social insurance are used as a measure of the jobs available to the labor market. The population figures are based on the update of the population status of the federal and state governments as of December 31 of the year. The update is based on the 1987 census (FRG) or 1981 (GDR), the 2011 census, and the 2022 census. The employment figures refer to the reference date of June 30.

employment_rate_women

**Full name:** SV employed men at place of residence per 100 men of working age in % **Algorithm:** SV employed men at place of residence <time> / male E 15 to < 65 years <time> x 100 **Note:** The indicator reflects the extent of employment of men relative to the employable individuals in this population group. Specifically, it describes the number of men subject to social insurance at their place of residence per 100 men of working age (15 to under 65 years). Employees subject to social insurance are workers, employees, and persons in vocational training who are compulsorily insured in statutory pension, health, and/or unemployment insurance. Civil servants, self-employed persons, assisting family members, or marginally employed persons are not considered here. Overall, only about 75% of all employed persons are covered. Despite this limitation, employees subject to social insurance are used as a measure of the jobs available to the labor market. The population figures are based on the update of the population status of the federal and state governments as of December 31 of the year. The update is based on the 1987 census (FRG) or 1981 (GDR), the 2011 census, and the 2022 census. The employment figures refer to the reference date of June 30.

employment_rate_men

**Full name:** Ratio of young (15-<20 years) to old (60-<65 years) working-age individuals in % **Algorithm:** E 15 to < 20 years <time> x 100 / E 60 to < 65 years <time> **Note:** The indicator provides an indication of the potential of young professionals available in a region. A value > 100 means that there are more younger than older employable individuals. However, the indicator does not provide information about the availability of jobs. The population figures are based on the update of the population status of the federal and state governments as of December 31 of the year. The update is based on the 1987 census (FRG) or 1981 (GDR), the 2011 census, and the 2022 census.

ratio_young_to_old_workers

The ISO-8601 timestamp of when the record was added to the data stream.

fb_datetime

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fb_data_version

The dataset Employment Rate describes the labor force participation of the residential population based on employees subject to social insurance contributions. It includes the indicator of employees subject to social insurance contributions at the place of residence per 100 residents of working age in percent, as well as the corresponding rates separated by women and men, each per 100 women or men of working age in percent. Additionally, the dataset contains the ratio of 15 to under 20-year-olds to 60 to under 65-year-olds within the working-age population in percent, thus making the age structure visible. The analysis refers to the place of residence and not the place of work, which clearly assigns the results to the residential population. The data is available at a small-scale level for municipalities and postal codes and is suitable for regional comparisons, analysis of gender-specific differences, and assessing demographic effects on the employment rate. The rates are defined as the number per 100 persons and allow direct comparability between regions.

Employment rate

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