Council Regulation (EEC) No 3949/92 of 21 December 1992 relating to the organization of a survey of labour costs in industry and the services sector
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SPECIAL PROVISIONS (Article 2 (1)) I. Exceptions to the scope of the survey 1. For all the Member States: class 65.11. 2. For Germany: section H, divisions 50, 70 and 71, groups 51.1 and 63.3 and class 51.57. Divisions 72, 73 and 74 will be excluded for the territory of the former German Democratic Republic, including East Berlin. 3. For Greece: section F, group 51.1 and class 51.57. 4. For Ireland: section H. II. More detailed information Member States may provide for the supply of more detailed information, for example by making a distinction between manual and non-manual workers or by covering units with fewer than 10 employees. III. Use of a special nomenclature In agreement with the Commission, a Member State may forward the results of the survey on the basis of the NACE classification (version 70).
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SPECIAL PROVISIONS (Article 2 (1)) I. Exceptions to the scope of the survey 1. For all the Member States: class 65.11. 2. For Germany: section H, divisions 50, 70 and 71, groups 51.1 and 63.3 and class 51.57. Divisions 72, 73 and 74 will be excluded for the territory of the former German Democratic Republic, including East Berlin. 3. For Greece: section F, group 51.1 and class 51.57. 4. For Ireland: section H. II. More detailed information Member States may provide for the supply of more detailed information, for example by making a distinction between manual and non-manual workers or by covering units with fewer than 10 employees. III. Use of a special nomenclature In agreement with the Commission, a Member State may forward the results of the survey on the basis of the NACE classification (version 70).
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