Social security and other labour costs paid by employer methods, notes and classification

Labour Costs are the total expenditure borne by employers for the purpose of employing staff. They include employee compensation (including wages, salaries in cash and in kind, employers' social security contributions), vocational training costs, other expenditure such as recruitment costs, spending on working clothes and employment taxes regarded as labour costs minus any subsidies received.

• • Statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community (NACE Rev. 2)
    • 000 Business economy
  • Labour costs structure
    • 00 Employers' social contributions and other labour costs paid by employer
  • Size classes in number of employees
    • 0 Total
    • 1 10 employees or more
  • Unit of measure
    • 00 Percentage
  • Geopolitical entity (reporting)
    • 000 Belgium
    • 001 Bulgaria
    • 002 Czechia
    • 003 Denmark
    • 004 Germany
    • 005 Estonia
    • 006 Ireland
    • 007 Greece
    • 008 Spain
    • 009 France
    • 00a Croatia
    • 00b Italy
    • 00c Cyprus
    • 00d Latvia
    • 00e Lithuania
    • 00f Luxembourg
    • 00g Hungary
    • 00h Malta
    • 00i Netherlands
    • 00j Austria
    • 00k Poland
    • 00l Portugal
    • 00m Romania
    • 00n Slovenia
    • 00o Slovakia
    • 00p Finland
    • 00q Sweden
    • 00r Switzerland
    • 00s United Kingdom