Unpaid family workers are those who were not in paid employment or self-employment, but work in an enterprise owned by a family member and do not receive a payment for their work. It refers to number of Number of Food industry is not persons employed in persons specified in Glossary, enterprises classified in employed in so we use definition section 10 of NKD food industry from NACE (NACE) It refers to number of Food industry is not Number of local local units classified in specified in Glossary, unit in the food division 10 of NKD so we use definition industry (NACE) from NACE Total disposable Total disposable household income household income (according to SILC) is (according to SILC) is calculated by adding calculated by adding together the personal together the personal income received by all income received by all Median of the household of the household disposable members plus income members plus income annual received at household received at household household level diminished by level diminished by income regular taxes on regular taxes on wealth, regular wealth, regular cash cash transfer paid and tax on transfer paid and tax on income and social income and social insurance insurance contributions. contributions.
Unpaid family workers are those who were not in paid employment or self-employment, but work in an enterprise owned by a family member and do not receive a payment for their work. Number of persons employed in food industry It refers to number of persons employed in enterprises classified in section 10 of NKD (NACE) Food industry is not specified in Glossary, so we use definition from NACE Number of local unit in the food industry It refers to number of local units classified in division 10 of NKD (NACE) Food industry is not specified in Glossary, so we use definition from NACE Median disposable annual household income Total disposable household income (according to SILC) is calculated by adding together the personal income received by all of the household members plus income received at household level diminished by regular taxes on wealth, regular cash transfer paid and tax on income and social insurance contributions. Total disposable household income (according to SILC) is calculated by adding together the personal income received by all of the household members plus income received at household level diminished by regular taxes on wealth, regular cash transfer paid and tax on income and social insurance contributions.
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