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0 From 15 to 24 years1 From 15 to 64 years2 From 20 to 49 years3 From 25 to 49 years4 From 50 to 64 years0 No1 No answer2 Total3 Yes, 'special leave' days remunerated4 Yes, 'special leave' days not at all remunerated5 Yes, other arrangements always used0 Total - all NACE activities1 Agriculture; fishing2 Agriculture, hunting and forestry3 Fishing4 Industry and services (except public administration and community services; activities of households and extra-territorial organizations)5 Industry6 Mining and quarrying7 Manufacturing8 Electricity, gas and water supply9 Constructiona Servicesb Services (except public administration and community services; activities of households and extra-territorial organizations)c Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goodsd Hotels and restaurantse Transport, storage and communicationf Financial intermediationg Real estate, renting and business activitiesh Public administration and defence; compulsory social securityi Education; health; other service activities; activities of households; extra-territorial organizationsj Educationk Health and social workl Other community, social and personal service activitiesm Activities of householdsn Extra-territorial organizations and bodieso No response0 Total1 Part-time2 Full-time3 No response0 European Union - 27 countries (2007-2013)1 European Union - 15 countries (1995-2004)2 Euro area - 18 countries (2014)3 Euro area - 17 countries (2011-2013)4 Euro area - 13 countries (2007)5 Belgium6 Bulgaria7 Czechia8 Denmark9 Germany (until 1990 former territory of the FRG)a Estoniab Irelandc Greeced Spaine Francef Italyg Cyprush Latviai Lithuaniaj Luxembourgk Hungaryl Maltam Netherlandsn Austriao Polandp Portugalq Romaniar Slovenias Slovakiat Finlandu Swedenv Icelandw Norwayx Switzerlandy United Kingdom
Number of employed persons between 15 and 64 years old taking time off over the last 12 months for family sickness or emergencies, by economic activity
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