Time use survey, Slovenia, April 2000 - March 2001
The Time Use Survey is a statistical survey that aims to find out how people spend their time or how much time they spend on what. The survey is carried out with the help of survey logs on the use of time. The results of the survey will be useful in the formulation of employment policy, it will also be possible to determine the division of labour between the sexes, it will be useful in the formulation of policies for the elderly and young people, in the analysis of leisure time, active and passive participation in cultural and sports events, time spent by people on mass media, transport, purpose and mode of travel, evaluation of unpaid work.
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