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Definition: Total labour costs
Category: Labour market
These are taken to mean the total expenditure borne by employers in order to employ workers, a concept which has been adopted in the Community framework and complies broadly with the international definition of the International Conference of Labour Statisticians (Geneva, 1966). Labour costs include: (a) compensation of employees, with wages and salaries in cash and in kind; (b) employers' social contributions; (c) vocational training costs; (d) other expenditures; (e) taxes relating to employment regarded as labour costs, less any subsidies received.
Source:
Community statistics on the level and structure of labour costs 1996 - List, definition and breakdown of the variables, p.4
Community statistics on the level and structure of labour costs 1996 - List, definition and breakdown of the variables, p.4
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