Establishment characteristics at the end of 2022 Arrondissement of Lesparre-Médoc (334)

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Paru le :08/10/2024

RES T1 - Active establishments as employers by aggregate sector of activity and size at the end of 2022

RES T1 - Active establishments as employers by aggregate sector of activity and size at the end of 2022
Industry sector Total % 0 employee 1 to 9 employee(s) 10 to 19 employees 20 to 49 employees 50 or more employees
Altogether 3 720 100,0 714 2 509 266 165 66
Agriculture, forestry and fishing 518 13,9 50 334 68 51 15
Industrial economy 200 5,4 23 141 23 7 6
Building industry 433 11,6 47 360 18 8 0
Trade, transport, various services 2 184 58,7 568 1 439 109 55 13
including trade and car repair 705 19,0 176 456 46 18 9
Administration publique, enseignement, santé, action sociale 385 10,3 26 235 48 44 32
  • Scope: excluding the defense sector and individual employers.
  • Source: Insee, Flores (Localized compensation and employee employment file) in geography as of 01/01/2024.

RES T2 - Employees by aggregate sector of activity and establishments size at the end of 2022

RES T2 - Employees by aggregate sector of activity and establishments size at the end of 2022
Industry sector Total % 1 to 9 employeee(s) 10 to 19 employees 20 to 49 employees 50 to 99 employees 100 or more employees
Altogether 21 898 100,0 6 951 3 463 5 026 3 297 3 161
Agriculture, forestry and fishing 4 844 22,1 1 084 902 1 615 808 435
Industrial economy 1 764 8,1 471 320 195 249 529
Building industry 1 423 6,5 912 243 268 0 0
Trade, transport, various services 7 721 35,3 3 702 1 376 1 538 719 386
including trade and car repair 3 140 14,3 1 272 587 479 416 386
Administration publique, enseignement, santé, action sociale 6 146 28,1 782 622 1 410 1 521 1 811
  • Scope: excluding the defense sector and individual employers.
  • Source: Insee, Flores (Localized compensation and employee employment file) in geography as of 01/01/2024.

RES G1 - Distribution of active employer establishments by aggregate sector of activity at the end of 2022

RES G1 - Distribution of active employer establishments by aggregate sector of activity at the end of 2022
%
General government, education, healthcare, social action 10,3
Trade, transport, various services 58,7
Building industry 11,6
Industrial economy 5,4
Agriculture, forestry and fishing 13,9
  • Scope: excluding the defense sector and individual employers.
  • Source: Insee, Flores (Localized compensation and employee employment file) in geography as of 01/01/2024.

RES G1 - Distribution of active employer establishments by aggregate sector of activity at the end of 2022

  • Scope: excluding the defense sector and individual employers.
  • Source: Insee, Flores (Localized compensation and employee employment file) in geography as of 01/01/2024.

RES G2 - Distribution of active employer establishments by size at the end of 2022

RES G2 - Distribution of active employer establishments by size at the end of 2022
%
50 or more employees 1,8
20 to 49 employees 4,4
10 to 19 employees 7,2
1 to 9 employee(s) 67,4
0 employee 19,2
  • Scope: excluding the defense sector and individual employers.
  • Source: Insee, Flores (Localized compensation and employee employment file) in geography as of 01/01/2024.

RES G2 - Distribution of active employer establishments by size at the end of 2022

  • Scope: excluding the defense sector and individual employers.
  • Source: Insee, Flores (Localized compensation and employee employment file) in geography as of 01/01/2024.

RES T3 - Active establishments as employers according to the spheres of the economy at the end of 2022

RES T3 - Active establishments as employers according to the spheres of the economy at the end of 2022
Economic sphere Establishments Employees
Number % Number %
Altogether 3 720 100,0 21 898 100,0
Productive sphere 1 175 31,6 8 775 40,1
of which public domain 5 0,1 104 0,5
Presential sphere 2 545 68,4 13 123 59,9
of which public domain 176 4,7 3 890 17,8
  • Scope: excluding the defense sector and individual employers.
  • Source: Insee, Flores (Localized compensation and employee employment file) in geography as of 01/01/2024.

RES T5 - Individual employers at the end of 2022

RES T5 - Individual employers at the end of 2022
Individual employers
Number %
Altogether 5 188 100,0
Employers of childminders 2 154 41,5
Employers of other employees 3 034 58,5
  • Scope: private employers.
  • Source: Insee, Flores (Localized compensation and employee employment file) in geography as of 01/01/2024.

Avertissement

INSEE makes localized data from Flores available to the municipal level. However, at this geographic scale, the results of this data warehouse have not been validated by experts. Each user is therefore called upon to exercise good judgment concerning the plausibility and relevance of the results, in particular in limited geographic or sectoral fields. As far as possible, the analyzes should relate to areas "of sufficient size" (several thousand employees), in order to limit the errors which could be due to occasional erroneous declarations on the part of certain establishments.

The status of municipal data from Flores differs in particular from that of Employment estimates, which are subject to full validation by experts and which are disseminated at a more aggregated level (department and employment area at the finest level). In other words, the municipal data, in return for their finesse, do not benefit from the same validation and adjustment framework.

Sources

The Localized compensation and employee employment file (Flores) is a set of microeconomic data files that describe paid employment and compensation at establishment level. The main objective is to serve as a basis for national or local studies, to describe the economic fabric of a given territory down to the level of the municipality.

A general presentation of the source Flores is accessible in the section "Definitions, Methods and quality" of the insee.fr site.

Définitions

Establishment :

A local unit is a production unit that is geographically individual but legally dependent on a legal unit.An establishment produces goods or services: it can be a factory, a bakery, a clothing store, one of the hotels of a hotel chain, the "shop" of a repairer of computer hardware ...

The establishment or production unit is the most suitable level for a geographical approach to the economy.

Remarque :

The population of establishments is relatively stable over time and is less affected by corporate and financial restructuring than that of companies.

Head office :

When a legal unit runs its business in several establishment, one of them has the status of main establishment (sole proprietorship) or head office (company).

Post of work :

In employment and wage statistics, a job (or position) corresponds to the relationship of an employee and an establishment during a given period of time. Thus, an employee who works in two establishments (on a given date or over a certain period of time, such as a year) occupies two positions. Conversely, several employment contracts between the employee and the same establishment (on a given date or successively over a certain period of time) constitute a single position.

The concept of main position allows for only one position per employee. An employee's main position is the most remunerative position. The concept of an "additional" position makes it possible to exclude from certain statistics positions with a low volume of work and a low level of associated remuneration.

In the general case, a position is considered to be "non-additional" if the remuneration is higher than 3 monthly minimum wage rates or if the duration of employment exceeds 30 days and 120 hours and the number of hours/duration ratio is higher than 1.5.

Remarque :

The job is the basic statistical unit for the results from the "All-employee" files, DADS (annual declaration of social data), Siasp (System for information on civil servants), Clap (local knowledge of the productive system) and Flores (pay and salaried employment localized file), which succeeds Clap from 2017.

Economic sphere :

The partition of the economy in two spheres, "presential" and "productive", enables a better understanding of the spatial activities' logic and highlights the openness of local production systems.

It also helps provide an analysis grid for the outsourcing processes and the other economic changes taking place in the territories.

The "presential" activities are activities implemented locally for the production of goods and services aiming at the satisfaction of the needs of persons present in the area, whether residents or tourists.

Productive activities are determined by difference. These are activities that produce goods mainly consumed outside the area and services activities provided mainly to the companies of the productive sphere.

Remarque :

As of June 2015, the name "productive sphere" replaces that of "non- presential sphere". The distribution of activities is not affected.

As of January 2010, this new definition replaces the old one with its three spheres: "productive", "residential" and "public".

Champ

The Flores system (Localized remuneration and salaried employment file) covers establishments that have employed at least one employee during the year, in France excluding Mayotte. In this municipal database, the data made available is also restricted to establishments active at the end of the year (last week of December), which excludes establishments that ceased their activity during the year.

The salaried workforce at the end of the year corresponds to the number of employees present in the last week of December in the employing establishment. The workforce at the end of the year in some establishments may therefore be zero, if the employee (s) during the year were no longer employed at the end of December.

Flores covers all salaried employment, regardless of the sector of activity and the type of employer (public or private, including individual employers). Establishments under the Ministry of the Armed Forces (military personnel as well as civilians) are excluded from the scope.

Géographie

The 2022 data are disseminated according to the geography in effect on January 1, 2024.

The data is not available for Mayotte.