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| Indicator name |
Population living in (quasi-)jobless households |
| Code |
SI-P5 |
| Periodicity |
Annual |
| Detailed definition |
Share of people aged 0-59 living in (quasi-)jobless households (i.e. households with very low work intensity), where on average working-age adults (aged 18-59) work 20% or less of their total work potential during the past year. |
| Breakdowns |
Gender;
Age: 0-17 (0-5; 6-11; 12-17), 18-59 |
| Comments/ Policy relevance |
This indicator sheds light on an important aspect of social exclusion as it reflects the lack of contact of children and working-age adults with the world of work, and the polarization of employment across households. |
| Source |
Eurostat – EU-SILC |
| Eurostat code |
t2020_51 |
| Eurostat data table |
People living in (quasi-)jobless households
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| SPC portfolio section |
Social inclusion – primary |
| Key dimension |
Social exclusion due to limited, or no, work intensity. Used in: EPSR scoreboard (secondary indicator), SDG indicator framework, SPPM dashboard, JAF
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| Context of use |
Social exclusion due to limited, or no, work intensity. Used in: EPSR scoreboard (secondary indicator), SDG indicator framework, SPPM dashboard, JAF
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