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Employment rate by work experience while studying and country of birth (2024)
The indicator measures employment rate of people aged 20-34 with at least upper secondary education, broken down by work experience during studies, sex, age, educational attainment level and country of birth. Employment rate is the number of employed persons as a percentage of the total population. Work experience during studies refers to work experiences at a workplace in a market or non-market unit (i.e. in a company, government institution or non-profit organisation) that were part of the curriculum of the formal programme that led to the highest level of education successfully completed. The indicator is based on the EU Labour Force Survey (EU-LFS).
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