6342.0 - Working Time Arrangements, Australia, Nov 2006

From 2006 data relating to flex time, rostered days off, absences from work, types of leave used and availability of child care will no longer be collected. However, new data items on overtime or extra hours worked, job scheduling and days worked will be included.

Provides information about paid employees (excluding payment in kind and contributing family workers) aged 15 years and over and their working arrangements, such as shift work, overtime, rostered days off and start and finish times. Among the topics covered are full-time/part-time status, industry, occupation, hours worked, overtime or extra hours worked, job scheduling, days worked and information about core employment benefits, such as leave entitlements. Estimates can be cross-classified by demographics such as state, sex, age, marital status and country of birth, as well as labour force characteristics.

Data for August 1995 are available as a standard data service (6342.0.40.001).

This page last updated 20 May 2010

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Main Features Summary of findings About this Release Many employees are working extra hours (Media Release)	From 2006 data relating to flex time, rostered days off, absences from work, types of leave used and availability of child care will no longer be collected. However, new data items on overtime or extra hours worked, job scheduling and days worked will be included. Provides information about paid employees (excluding payment in kind and contributing family workers) aged 15 years and over and their working arrangements, such as shift work, overtime, rostered days off and start and finish times. Among the topics covered are full-time/part-time status, industry, occupation, hours worked, overtime or extra hours worked, job scheduling, days worked and information about core employment benefits, such as leave entitlements. Estimates can be cross-classified by demographics such as state, sex, age, marital status and country of birth, as well as labour force characteristics. Data for August 1995 are available as a standard data service (6342.0.40.001). Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window. This page last updated 20 May 2010

Australian Bureau of StatisticsCelebrating the International Year of Statistics 2013

Australian Bureau of Statistics
Celebrating the International Year of Statistics 2013