Number of establishments from 20 to 49 employees

The indicator shows the number of establishment units located on the entity employing at least one employee on 30 June and 31 December. The unit of establishment is a place, geographically identifiable by an address, where at least one activity of the undertaking is carried out or from which the activity is carried out. Series breaks: — as of 1 January 2011: output of statistics of inactive employees following the modification of the declaration of public sector staff (Capelo reform). — as of 1 January 2012: output of statistics of inactive employees following the amendment of the declaration of public sector staff (Capelo reform):continuation and end. — as of 1 January 2014: increase in the number of establishments following the complete identification of establishment units. See also: Other indicators relating to wage employment are available in the topic ‘Labour market’. — The ONSS website, “[\2](\1)”. — The concept of the establishment unit used by the ONSS is detailed in the introduction of the yellow brochure downloadable on the website of the “[\2](\1)”. The indicator shows the number of establishment units located on the entity employing at least one employee on 30 June and 31 December. The unit of establishment is a place, geographically identifiable by an address, where at least one activity of the undertaking is carried out or from which the activity is carried out. Series breaks: — as of 1 January 2011: output of statistics of inactive employees following the modification of the declaration of public sector staff (Capelo reform). — as of 1 January 2012: output of statistics of inactive employees following the amendment of the declaration of public sector staff (Capelo reform): continuation and end. — as of 1 January 2014: increase in the number of establishments following the complete identification of establishment units. See also: Other indicators relating to wage employment are available in the topic ‘Labour market’. — The ONSS website, “[\2](\1)”. — The concept of the establishment unit used by the ONSS is detailed in the introduction of the yellow brochure downloadable on the website of the “[\2](\1)”. The unit of establishment is a place, geographically identifiable by an address, where at least one activity of the undertaking is carried out or from which the activity is carried out. Series breaks: — as of 1 January 2011: output of statistics of inactive employees following the modification of the declaration of public sector staff (Capelo reform). — as of 1 January 2012: output of statistics of inactive employees following the amendment of the declaration of public sector staff (Capelo reform): continuation and end. — as of 1 January 2014: increase in the number of establishments following the complete identification of establishment units. See also: Other indicators relating to wage employment are available in the topic ‘Labour market’. — The ONSS website, “[\2](\1)”. — The concept of the establishment unit used by the ONSS is detailed in the introduction of the yellow brochure downloadable on the website of the “[\2](\1)”.