Employment

In this section, the current total number of jobs created is calculated by adding the number of domestic jobs and the number of jobs for foreigners. If the “Jobs created” box is checked for any of the “Employment” fields, an additional set of variables will appear:

• ·       Number of total jobs created

  Jobs created (total)?

  ·       Planned number of jobs (total)

  ·       Planned employees (total)

  ·       Planned daily/seasonal workers (total)

  ·       Current total number of jobs/employees/ daily/seasonal workers

  ·       Comment on jobs created (total)

  ·       Number of jobs for foreigners created

  Jobs created (foreign)?

  ·       Planned number of jobs (foreign)

  ·       Planned employees (foreign)

  ·       Planned daily/seasonal workers (foreign)

  ·       Current foreign number of jobs/employees/ daily/seasonal workers

  ·       Jobs created (domestic)

  ·       Planned number of jobs (domestic)

  ·       Planned employees (domestic)

  ·       Planned daily/seasonal workers (domestic)

  ·       Current domestic number of jobs/employees/ daily/seasonal workers

Please note: “Planned number of jobs (total)” is the sum of planned employees plus planned daily/seasonal workers. Similarly, “Current number of jobs (total)” is the sum of current employees plus current daily/seasonal workers.

As with other variables, multiple entries can be captured for different years. One entry must be selected as the “current” one.

 

Planned number of jobs (total)