Employment and employment rates — Monitoring report on the social situation in Düsseldorf 2014 to 2019

The dataset contains figures on employment and employment rates from the monitoring report on the social situation in Düsseldorf 2014 to 2019. The focus of the monitoring report is on the presentation of current conditions and the development of selected indicators in the areas of population and household structure, labour market, income and pensions, minimum social security in SGB II and SGB XII and debt. In 2016, due to a technical problem in the data processing process at the Federal Employment Agency, employers’ reports on social security were not included in statistical data processing to a greater extent. These reports were included retrospectively in 2017 and the results of employment statistics were reassessed from August 2015. In addition, during the 2017 revision, the data on full-time and part-time employment were revised according to a new methodology. The file “Employees subject to social security” contains the following column information: Year: Year total: Total number of employees subject to social security contributions female: Number of female employees subject to social security contributions male: Number of male employees subject to social security contributions English: Number of German employees subject to social security contributions foreign: Number of foreign employees subject to social security contributions 15 to under 25 years: Employees aged 15 to under 25 subject to social security contributions 25 to under 55 years: Employees aged 25 to under 55 subject to social security contributions 55 to under 65 years: Employees aged 55 to under 65 subject to social security contributions 65 years and over: Employees subject to social security contributions 65 years and over The Employment Rates file contains the following column information: Year: Year Women: Employment rate for women Men: Employment rate for men German: Employment rate for Germans Foreigners: Employment rate for foreigners 15- to under 25-year-olds: Employment rate of 15- to under 25-year-olds 25- to under 55-year-olds: Employment rate for people aged 25 to under 55 55- to under 65-year-olds: Employment rate for people aged 55 to under 65 65-year-olds and over: Employment rate of 65-year-olds and over