Rapid labour force survey of COVID-19 impact on small and medium enterprises in Tunisia: highlights: first wave February 2021

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contents Rapid labour force survey of COVID-19 impact on small and medium enterprises in Tunisia: highlights: first wave February 2021 International Labour Organization. The report presents the key findings from the data collected on small and medium enterprises in Tunisia, from the COVID-19 Monitor first wave.The firms’ survey was conducted by phone for firms that had 6-199 workers before the pandemic (i.e. before February 2020). Administrative data sources are used from the National Institute of Statistics (INS) and Agency for the Promotion of Industry and Innovation (APII) databases to roster firms. Firms were stratified into size economic activities and by size in terms of 6-49 versus 50-200 employees, and a random stratified sample (order) was selected. ILO publication.report
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spellingShingle Rapid labour force survey of COVID-19 impact on small and medium enterprises in Tunisia: highlights: first wave February 2021
International Labour Organization.
Rapid labour force survey of COVID-19 impact on small and medium enterprises in Tunisia: highlights: first wave February 2021 International Labour Organization. The report presents the key findings from the data collected on small and medium enterprises in Tunisia, from the COVID-19 Monitor first wave.The firms’ survey was conducted by phone for firms that had 6-199 workers before the pandemic (i.e. before February 2020). Administrative data sources are used from the National Institute of Statistics (INS) and Agency for the Promotion of Industry and Innovation (APII) databases to roster firms. Firms were stratified into size economic activities and by size in terms of 6-49 versus 50-200 employees, and a random stratified sample (order) was selected. ILO publication.report
title Rapid labour force survey of COVID-19 impact on small and medium enterprises in Tunisia: highlights: first wave February 2021
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/Rapid-labour-force-survey-of-COVID-19/995219262202676