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11pv -- Employed persons aged 15-74 by educational level and sex, 2000-2020

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1/28/2021
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Labour force survey, Statistics Finland
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Description of statistic
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Changes in these statistics Starting from 2018, education data are from the Register of Completed Education and Degrees for the year before the survey year. Education data for previous years are from the Register of Completed Education and Degrees in the survey year.
The National Classification of Education 2016 has been taken into use in the data for 2016.
Category 3, upper secondary level education of the previous classification of level of education 2011
has been divided into two categories: upper secondary education (category 3) and specialist vocational qualifications (category 4).
In the tables, these categories (3, 4) are included in upper secondary level education.