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Yeah, the numbers are averaged over full-time, part-time, and seasonal workers according to the OECD report. A lower average could mean longer holidays and mat
by kijin 8y ago
Yeah, the numbers are averaged over full-time, part-time, and seasonal workers according to the OECD report.
A lower average could mean longer holidays and maternity leaves, but it could also mean that fewer people have full-time jobs. It's impossible to tell without knowing the distribution.
- mkohlmyr 8y agoHaving read the description on the OECD website it certainly looks to me like part-time and temporary work are skewing the graph. Also self-employment appears to correlate on one end of the spectrum. But as GP said, they acknowledge the data is unsuitable for this type of analysis entirely so it's all a bit pointless. Apples next to oranges in a bar graph comparing the relative qualities of pears.