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1 Active Population, Employment and Unemployment in Slovenia

2 Structure of the Active Population 2004 Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, Employment Service of Slovenia

3 Employment Trends Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia Data on persons in paid employment in enterprises, companies and organisations are obtained with the Monthly Report on Earnings and Persons in Paid Employment in Enterprises, Companies and Organisations (ZAP-M). Data on self-employed persons (excluding farmers) and persons in paid employment by self-employed persons are obtained from the Statistical Register of Employment. The source of data on farmers is the Labour Force Survey.

4 Persons in Employment by Branch Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia

5 Registered Unemployment Trends

6 Characteristic Groups of Registered Unemployed Persons,

7 Growth Rates of Characteristic Groups of Registered Unemployed (Dec.04/Dec.03) %

8 Duration of Unemployment of Registered Unemployed in 2003 and 2004 %

9 Registered Unemployment per Regional Office of the ESS

10 Unemployment Flows

11 Newly Registered Unemployed by Reasons of Unemployment

12 Comparison Between Registered and LFS Unemployment, Slovenia, 2 nd Quarter ,000 ILO unemployed, not registered 51,000 ILO unemployed, registered 40,000 registered unemployed, not ILO unemployed Registered unemployed 9 2,000 ILO unemployed 6 1,000 7,000 Registered, counted as persons in employment (worked in reference week) 33,000 Registered, ILO inactive (didn’t actively search for work and/or wouldn’t be prepared to accept a job)