31 Oct 2013
Indicators of Social Sustainability
Full indicator name | Sub-indicators | Units |
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Number of persons employed in total and by gender | Number of persons employed in total and classified by a) gender categories - i. male or ii. female b) employment on enterprise sites - i. in rural areas or ii. in urban areas |
absolute number and % of total (in full-time equivalents in reference year) |
Wages and salaries (gross earnings) classified by gender and in relative terms | Wages and salaries classified by gender (male/female) | € |
Average wages and salaries per employee relative to a) country average b)weighted purchasing power parity |
relative | |
Frequency of occupational accidents and occupational diseases | Occupational accidents classified by: non-fatal occupational accidents fatal occupational accidents |
absolute number per 1000 employees |
Occupational diseases | frequency of cases per number of persons exposed multiplied by number of years of exposure and in absolute numbers per 1000 employees | |
Education levels and training | Highest level of education of employees a) up to lower secondary education b) post secondary and tertiary education |
number of employees per class and share of total a)ISCED classes 1-2 ISCED classes 3-6 |
Average training time per employee | hours per year per employee | |
Forest holdings and forest-based enterprises with third-party certified management and share of wood sourced from third-party certified sustainable production | Forest holdings and forest-based enterprises with third-party certified management a) forest certification schemes b) environmental management system |
number of enterprises |
Share of wood sourced from third-party certified sustainable production per NACE category | % of total volume sourced | |
Persons employed part-time, temporarily employed persons, and self-employed persons | Persons employed part-time and employees with a contract of limited duration (annual average) in total (male/female) | % of total persons employed |
self-employed persons | % of total persons employed | |
Provision of public forest services | Forest area designated for a) recreational use b) protective services |
Ha |
Number of visits to forests | numbers per ha per year | |
Consumption of wood per capita and consumer attitudes towards forests and forest industry | Apparent consumption of wood per capita | m3 per capita |
Share of population perceiving as stable or increasing a)forest area b)forest biodiversity c)forest health |
% of ordinal classes per country | |
Share of population perceiving forest industry to be a)environmentally friendly b)an attractive employer |
% of ordinal classes per country |