These data for the period from 2020 to 2024 show the average working hours of employees across various economic sectors. The list is categorized by economic activity, including mining, coal, oil, and natural gas. A total of 31 rows are provided, allowing for a comparison of labor input across different production sectors. The indicator reflects the actual time spent by employees at their workplaces
Chart of average actual working hours of employees by economic activity from 2020 to 2024
extraction of metal ores
Manufacturing — clothing production
Manufacturing — paper and paper products manufacturing
Manufacturing — manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers
Manufacturing industries
Manufacturing industries — wood processing and production of wood and cork products, except furniture, production of straw products and weaving materials
Manufacturing — manufacture of electrical equipment
Manufacturing — leather and leather products manufacturing
Rosstat data for 2020–2024. Series: 31, periods: 5. Shown by items: Mining of mineral resources; coal mining; oil and natural gas extraction; metal ore mining; Manufacturing and others
metal ore mining: the indicator increased from 1 861 to 1 891 over 2020–2024 — by 1.59%. The highest value is 1 891 (2024), the lowest is 1 861 (2020). This is an average annual growth of 0.39%. Out of 25 largest series, 25 increased, 0 declined
The variations across rows allow for a comparison of labor intensity in different industries, such as comparing coal mining with oil and gas extraction. In the mining sector, the value changed from 1736.8 hours in 2020 to 1795.9 hours in 2024. Analyzing these indicators reveals how the actual employment of an organization's headcount changes depending on the specifics of its operations
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: metal ore mining (1 891), Manufacturing — production of ... (1 811), Manufacturing — production of ... (1 809), Manufacturing — production of ... (1 807), Manufacturing — production of ... (1 800). The top five account for 20.6% of the total across all items
Observations are annual; total periods 5. 125 out of 125 possible values filled (100%); data gaps are virtually absent
The annual data covers a five-year period and is suitable for analyzing industrial labor resources. The information is updated annually and is useful for economists, HR professionals, and personnel managers planning shift schedules and staff workloads
How it is calculated
Table notes: Excluding small business entities
1) Без субъектов малого предпринимательства.
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