Baselight

Employment And Activity By Sex And Age - Annual Data

Eurostat code: lfsi_emp_a$dv_1906

@eurostat.lfsi_emp_a_dv_1906

Employment And Activity By Sex And Age - Annual Data - Unpivoted
@eurostat.lfsi_emp_a_dv_1906.tidy

This table contains the same data as the raw table, but in a tidy format: time period values are unpivoted into rows under a single time_period column, making the dataset easier to analyze and visualize.

  • 18.09 KB
  • 6390 rows
  • 8 columns
freq

Freq

indic_em

Indic Em

sex

Sex

age

Age

unit

Unit

geo

Geo

time_period

Time Period

value

Value

AnnualTotal employment (resident population concept - LFS)FemalesFrom 15 to 24 yearsPercentage of total populationAustria201548.7
AnnualTotal employment (resident population concept - LFS)FemalesFrom 15 to 24 yearsPercentage of total populationBelgium201521.7
AnnualTotal employment (resident population concept - LFS)FemalesFrom 15 to 24 yearsPercentage of total populationBulgaria201514
AnnualTotal employment (resident population concept - LFS)FemalesFrom 15 to 24 yearsPercentage of total populationSwitzerland201562.6
AnnualTotal employment (resident population concept - LFS)FemalesFrom 15 to 24 yearsPercentage of total populationCyprus201526.8
AnnualTotal employment (resident population concept - LFS)FemalesFrom 15 to 24 yearsPercentage of total populationCzechia201523.4
AnnualTotal employment (resident population concept - LFS)FemalesFrom 15 to 24 yearsPercentage of total populationGermany201543.4
AnnualTotal employment (resident population concept - LFS)FemalesFrom 15 to 24 yearsPercentage of total populationDenmark201552.3
AnnualTotal employment (resident population concept - LFS)FemalesFrom 15 to 24 yearsPercentage of total populationEuro area – 20 countries (from 2023)201529.4
AnnualTotal employment (resident population concept - LFS)FemalesFrom 15 to 24 yearsPercentage of total populationEstonia201533.3

CREATE TABLE tidy (
  "freq" VARCHAR,
  "indic_em" VARCHAR,
  "sex" VARCHAR,
  "age" VARCHAR,
  "unit" VARCHAR,
  "geo" VARCHAR,
  "time_period" VARCHAR,
  "value" DOUBLE
);

Share link

Anyone who has the link will be able to view this.