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Earnings by economic activity (NACE rev.2) and sex 2008-2014

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3/31/2015
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Preliminary numbers

Earnings are monthly earnings in thousand ISK.

Paid hours are weekly hours paid.

Data are based on the Icelandic Survey on Wages, Earnings and Labour Cost which is a sample survey.

Data is based on the following economic activities: Manufacturing (C), Electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning supply (D), Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities (E), Construction (F), Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles (G), Transportation and storage (G), Information and communication (J), Financial and insurance activities (K), Public administration and defence; compulsory social security (O), Education (P), and Human health and social work activities (Q).
In the economic activity J small enterprises and enterprises in the IT business are missing.
Only employees in the public market are covered in the economic activities O, P, Q. In O employees in the public market are about 95% of the population, in P about 90% and 80% in Q. Thus, the weight of employees in the public market in the total is about 50% instead of
35%.
Full-time employees are defined as employees whose total working hours are equal or exceed 90% of minimum working hours, e.g. 173.3 for workers.

Earnings and working hours

Regular earnings - total

Regular earnings is the remuneration for regular working hours, that is ordinary working hours according to collective agreements, both daytime and shift-work hours. Regular earnings for part-time employees are full-time equivalence.

Regular earnings - part-time

Regular earnings is the remuneration for regular working hours, that is ordinary working hours according to collective agreements, both daytime and shift-work hours. Regular earnings for part-time employees are full-time equivalence.

Regular earnings - full-time

Regular earnings is the remuneration for regular working hours, that is ordinary working hours according to collective agreements, both daytime and shift-work hours.

Total regular earnings - full-time

Total regular earnings is the total remuneration per month including overtime and sick days.

Total earnings - full-time

Total earnings is the total remuneration per month including piecework, irregular bonuses and various other irregular payments.

Hours paid - full-time

Hours paid are all working hours for full-time employees, whether being daytime, shift-work or overtime hours.