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Employment Data

Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 23 September 2014

Tuesday, 23 September 2014

Questions (34)

Ruth Coppinger

Question:

34. Deputy Ruth Coppinger asked the Taoiseach the number of workers that work on temporary or part-time contracts of employment in the years 2007-13, inclusive. [32433/14]

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Written answers

The exact information requested by the Deputy is not available.

The Quarterly National Household Survey (QNHS) is the official source of estimates of employment in the State.

Table 1 shows the number of employees (ILO) aged 15 years and over classified by permanency of job from Q2 2007 to Q2 2014.

Table 2 shows the number of employees (ILO) aged 15 and over not in permanent employment classified by reasons for being in temporary employment from Q2 2007 to Q2 2014.

Table 3 shows the number of employees (ILO) aged 15 years and over not in permanent employment classified by full-time/part-time employment from Q2 2007 to Q2 2014.

Table 1 Employees (ILO) aged 15 years and over classified by permanency of job

'000

Q2 07

Q2 08

Q2 09

Q2 10

Q2 11

Q2 12

Q2 13

Q2 14

Person has a permanent job or work contract of unlimited duration

1,609.2

1,614.3

1,481.6

1,408.9

1,381.1

1,359.5

1,379.2

1,405.7

Person has a temporary job/work contract of limited duration

153.7

152.1

136.7

148.9

161.1

156.6

153.3

144.1

Not stated

17.0

13.5

10.6

13.0

11.8

15.2

18.3

22.2

Total

1,779.8

1,779.9

1,628.9

1,570.8

1,554.0

1,531.3

1,550.8

1,572.0

Data may be subject to sampling or other survey errors, which are greater in respect of smaller values or estimates of change.

Source: Quarterly National Household Survey, Central Statistics Office.

Table 2 Employees (ILO) aged 15 and over not in permanent employment classified by reasons for being in temporary employment

'000

Q2 07

Q2 08

Q2 09

Q2 10

Q2 11

Q2 12

Q2 13

Q2 14

It is a contract covering a period of training

5.5

6.3

6.1

4.3

4.3

14.7

18.9

18.5

Person could not find a permanent job

24.6

24.3

30.7

44.4

46.6

87.2

78.1

71.3

Person did not want a permanent job

32.6

31.4

18.7

21.3

19.3

23.7

21.6

22.8

It is a contract for a probationary period

:

:

:

:

:

[3.0]

[3.8]

5.4

Not stated

90.9

90.2

81.2

78.9

90.9

28.1

30.7

26.1

Total

153.7

152.1

136.7

148.9

161.1

156.6

153.3

144.1

Note: Caution is warranted in comparing data captured from Q2 2012 to prior periods due to change in filter for question and adding of additional answer option impacting upon direct comparability of series

: No data available

Data may be subject to sampling or other survey errors, which are greater in respect of smaller values or estimates of change';

* Estimates for numbers of persons or averages where there are less than 30 persons in a cell are not produced as estimates are too small to be considered reliable;

Parentheses [ ] indicate where there are 30-49 persons in a cell, estimates are considered to have a wider margin of error and should be treated with caution;

Source: Quarterly National Household Survey, Central Statistics Office.

Table 3 Employees (ILO) aged 15 years and over not in permanent employment classified by full-time/part-time employment

'000

Q2 07

Q2 08

Q2 09

Q2 10

Q2 11

Q2 12

Q2 13

Q2 14

Full-time

78.7

79.0

62.0

66.1

72.7

65.4

67.9

61.0

Part-time

75.0

73.1

74.7

82.9

88.3

91.3

85.3

83.1

Total

153.7

152.1

136.7

148.9

161.1

156.6

153.3

144.1

Data may be subject to sampling or other survey errors, which are greater in respect of smaller values or estimates of change';

Source: Quarterly National Household Survey, Central Statistics Office.

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