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WORK32: Employment rate among foreign-born with two foreign-born parents born outside Nordic/EU27/EFTA/UK area, by reporting country, reason for residence permit, length of stay, time and sex

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6/28/2024
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National register-based statistics, delivered by the National Statistical Institutes.
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Registered residents. Foreign-born with two foreign-born parents born outside the Nordic/EU28/EES area aged 20-64. Foreign-born with native-born parents are excluded. On Residents: Please note that refugees/asylum seekers are not automatically registered as residents in the Nordic countries, and are therefore not fully included in the statistics of this matrix. This means that for example immigrants from Ukraine are underestimated in the present matrix, since they have not been in a Nordic country long enough or otherwise do not meet the rules for population registration. See the respective country's regulations for further information. Percentages are produced with a base of a minimum of 50 individuals per cell. Employed: Employed in percent is the proportion of employed in the whole population aged 20-64. See valuenotes for individual reporting countries. Definitions of Reason for Recidence Permit:
Refugee: Granted asylum or residence permit on humanitarian grounds, as a resettlement refugee, or as a person who belongs to a group with collective protection.
Family - refugees: Granted residence permit as close family member reuniting, accompaning or forming a family with a refugee in the host country.
Family - other: Granted residence permit as close family member reuniting, accompaning or forming a family with a person who is not a refugee in the host country.
Labour: Primary reason for residence permit is labour.
Education: Primary reason for residence permit is education.
Other: Granted residence for all other reasons. Definition of lenth of stay: Time since first date of registred residency. In some cases, subsets do not add up to specified totals. This is because summation in these cases took place after small values were suppressed for confidentiality reasons. The differences are, however, small in relation to the values. This matrix is the result of an integration and migration co-operation project involving the Nordic Statistical Institutes. On the 2024 update:
Three new years were added to the Integration and Migration matrices.
In addition to percentages, absolute numbers, i.e. number of people are also reported in some of the matrices this update.
The list of countries reported under Country Background was expanded in the 2024 update.

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Norway

Reference date/week: Usually third week in November.
Population as of January 1st.
Employed: Registered residents who performed work for pay for at least one hour in the reference week (November), or who were temporarily absent from work because of illness, holidays, maternity leave etc. Those in military service are considered employed and are part of the population.
Resident: A registered resident with a national identity number who has stayed or intends to stay in the country for more than 6 months.
Foreign-born with two foreign-born parents and four foreign-born grandparents. Adopted foreign-born are excluded.
Descendants: Native-born with two foreign-born parents and four foreign-born grandparents.

Sweden

Reference date/week: November.
Population as of December 31st previous year.
Employed: Persons registered as gainfully employed in the Labour statistics based on administrative sources. Payed military work is considered employment. Between July 1 2010 and July 1 2017 Sweden did not have mandatory military services.
Resident: A registered resident with a national identity number who has stayed or intends to stay in the country for more than 12 months.
Percentages or frequencies are produced with a Nominator of minimum 6 individuals and/or Denominator of a minimum of 50 individuals per cell for years 2019-2021.