DDI_LKA_2004_CI2L_v01_M_WB
Department of Census and Statistics
2009-04-21
NADA
Version 1.0 (April 2009)
Version 2.0 (August, 2013).DDI and ID numbers edited by World Bank for World Bank Microdata Library.
Census of Industry 2004
Medium & Large Scale Establishments
CI2L 2004
LKA_2004_CI2L_v01_M
Department of Census and Statistics
[c] 2009, Department of Census and Statistics
NADA
Department of Census and Statistics
Information Unit
Industrial & Construction Division
Microdata Library
Enterprise Census [en/census]
The Census of Industry carried out by the Department of Census and Statistics (DCS) in 2003/2004 is the sixth industrial census in a series of Industrial Censuses conducted by the DCS since 1946.
With the steady increase In Industrial activities and the outstanding recognition of the importance of industrial statistics for the purpose of planning, policy making, investment promotion and research etc. the conduct of Census of Industry is important. Industry Census provides reliable and detailed benchmark statistics on the size, distribution and types of industries.
The Census of Industry 2003/2004 was a major statistical event of importance, since it was taken twenty years after the last Industrial Census of 1983 and to asses the current situation of industrial sector in the context of the policy of liberalization of the country's economy introduced in 1977.
The Census covered establishments engaged in
1. Mining and Quarrying,
2. Manufacturing and
3. Generation and Distribution of Electricity, Gas and Water
as per the Economic Activities represented by the United Nations International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) Revision 3.
Version 1.0 : Full edited dataset, for internal DPD use
Shipments and Other Receipts
Gross Output at Producer's Prices
Estimates of Value Added
Employment
Wages and Salaries
Supplements to Wages and salaries
Input Costs
Stocks
Gross Fixed Capital Formation
TRADE, INDUSTRY AND MARKETS [2]
LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT [3]
The Census of industry 2004 covered establishments engaged in the economic activities of
1. Mining & quarrying
2. Manufacturing
3. Generation and Distribution of Electricity, Gas and Water
Three questionnaires Long Form, Short Form and M&Q Form were used to canvess Large and Medium scale industrial establishments, Small scale establishments and Mining and Quarrying establisdhments respectively.
The final Census was conducted during October - November 2004 by posting the questionnaires to approximately 9000 large and medium scale industrial (person engaged 10 and more) establishments and by personally visiting approximately 21000 establishments which is a representative sample of small scale industries (persons engaged less than 10).
The Department of Census and Statistics (DCS) usually conducts Census of Industry once in ten years in order to have a full coverage of industrial establishments within the territorial boundary of Sri Lanka. The earliest attempt made at seeking information from the industrial sector was in the "Census of Agriculture and Industries", which was conducted in conjunction with the Population Census in 1946. With the steady increase in industrial activities in Sri Lanka and the growing recognition of the importance of industrial statistics for the purposes of planning, a systematic attempt was made to collect data on industrial production through the Census of Industry in 1952.
This covered Mining and Quarrying, Manufacturing, Electricity and Gas and also Construction. The Census of Industry, 1952 was confined only to the factory type of establishments, i.e. industrial establishments which had not less than 5 paid employees and which had employed a capital of not less than Rs. 3,000 and used mechanical power in any of its production processes. Among the major agro-based export industries, coconut and oil milling were covered in the 1952 census, while tea factories and rubber mills were excluded, and brought instead within the scope of the Census of Agriculture.
The next Census of Industry was conducted in 1964, the scope and coverage of which was similar to that of the 1952 census. The frame for this census was based on a list of buildings prepared for the Census of Population 1963. However, there was considerable difficulty in identifying the buildings in which industrial activities were carried out. As a result the list of industrial establishments compiled on this basis did not provide a satisfactory frame to determine the overall magnitude of "factory establishments" in the industrial sector. The results as analyzed from the limited number of census returns received, could thus prove to be inadequate for depicting a sufficiently realistic picture of the level and structure of industrial activity in the country.
The Census of Industry conducted by the Department of Census & Statistics in 1983 in accordance with the United Nations program was the last Census of Industry. The 1983 Census of Industry, consisted of two stages and in the first stage, information relating to industries included in the pre-listing schedule F1, in which all buildings were listed in the Census of Population and Housing in 1981, was copied into a separate form and updated depending on the nature of Industry and the number of employees engaged.
In 1983 Sri Lanka participated in the 1983 world programmed Industrial Statistics by carrying out a Census of Industry, on a nation - wide scale. The DCS was supposed to have undertaken the Census of Industry in 1993, but had to postpone until 2003 due to the prolonged unrest prevailed in certain areas of the country.
The Census of Industry held in 2004 is the sixth of its kind in a series of Industrial Censuses conducted by the Department of Census and Statistics for over nearly six decades. It covers establishments engaged in the activities of Mining and Quarrying, Manufacturing and the Generation and Distribution of Electricity, Gas and Water according to the International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) Revision - 3 of the United Nations (UN).
Sri Lanka
National Coverage.
The target population for this questionnaire was all establishments (those with 10 or more persons engaged) in Sri Lanka that are engaged in the production of one class of homogeneous goods in the field of
(a) Mining and Quarrying
(b)Manufacturing
(c) The generation and distribution of electricity and water
A questionnaire has to be completed for each establishment (plant, factory, mill, mine, workshop etc.) or jointly for a group of establishments on one site or several sites in the same Grama Niladhari division or ward under one accounting system.
A qualified establishment has
its own manufacturing facility
its own accounting and
a distinct management and location
Ancillary units including administrative offices, warehouses. such as garages, repair shops(which primarily serve the production units) should be treated as part of the establishment.
Industrial establishments - Defined as the unit directed by a single owning or controlling entity that is engaged in the production of the most homogeneous group of goods and services, usually at one location but sometimes over a wider area, for which separate records are available(eg. plant, factory, mill, mine, workshop etc)
In cases where industrial enterprises were engaged in the production of more than one homogeneous group of goods and services in different locations, separate returns were generally obtained for each such product group and location. In cases where establishments operated by a single owner or enterprise was located within the area of one GS Division or Ward, these several units could furnish a single return and this would be reckoned as one establishment.
Ancillary units including warehouses, garages repair shops electric plants which primarily served the needs of a single establishment, if they were in the same site within the same GS division , or Ward were treated as part of the main establishment. Otherwise these were treated as separate establishments but classified to the same industry as the parent establishment.
The census covered establishments engaged primarily in the activities of Mining and Quarrying, Manufacturing and the production and distribution of Electricity, Gas and water which correspond to major divisions 2,3 and 4 respectively of the UN classification of ISIC and represented the industrial sector specified for census coverage.
The questionnaire (called Long Form) to which this data set belongs was administered to all establishments having 10 or more persons employed.
Sample survey data [ssd]
The scope of the census includes:-
1. Identification Information of Establishment
1.1 Geographical Location
1.2 General Information about the Establishment
1.3 Details of Industrial Activity
2. Employment, Wages and salaries 2003
2.1 Persons Engaged (Annual Average) - 2003
2.2 Persons engaged (Quarterly average) - 2003
2.3 Wages and Salaries paid to employees during 2003
2.4 Supplements to Wages and salaries - 2003
3. Stocks, Supplies and WIP - 2003
3.1 Stocks of this Establishment - 2003
4. Input Costs
4.1 Cost of Raw Materials and Services - 2003
4.2 Cost for Fuel 2003
4.3 Cost for electricity - 2003 and 2003
4.4 Cost for water 2003
4.5 Coist for Non- Industrial Services during 2003
5. Gross Addition to Fixed Assets - 2003
6. Receipts - 2003
6.1 Valuer of shipments of products made - 2003
6.2 Industrial Services and Miscellaneous Receipts during - 2003
6.3 Receipts for Non-Industrial and Other Services during - 2003
Industrial censuses are infrequent inquiries conducted in many countries once every five or ten years and are usually aimed at a full coverage of industrial establishments within the territorial boundaries of the country.
The broad objectives of the 2003/2004 Census of Industry were
(a) to provide measures of the principal indicators of economic activity for the census reference year 2003
(b) to provide measures that would serve as a "bench-mark" (defined as a complete count or record of objects of statistical interest, at a specific date), for other surveys and for the construction of indices of production etc.
(c) to develop a comprehensive register of industrial establishments which would serve as an efficient frame for annual, quarterly and monthly inquiries into the structure of activities in the industrial sector,
(d) to ensure that the concepts and standards of industrial statistics compilation in Sri Lanka fall in line with international recommendations and standards.
The census covered the industrial sector of Sri Lanka, comprising establishments engaged primarily in the activities of Mining and Quarrying, Manufacturing, and of the Generation and Distribution of Electricity, Gas and Water. A complete coverage of all identifiable industrial establishments in the country was not considered feasible due to financial and operational constraints. Hence the enumeration plan called for coverage of all establishments above a designated employment cut-off point and a sample of smaller establishments. It was decided to enumerate all establishments engaging 10 or more persons engaged, to enable estimates to be prepared that would be as close to the universe as was possible.
In October-November 2003, DCS conducted a listing operation of Census of Industry prior to the canvass of detailed information on establishments. The census registry was based mainly on notations made during door-to-door canvassing in mid 2000 for the Census of Population and Housing. List of Establishments by Grama Niladhari Divisions were sent in latter part of 2003 to each Grama Niladhari with a request to be updated for industrial establishments (mostly newer ones) that were lacking in 2001, the closures of older ones and for some changes on establishments. The updated list of all industrial establishments was employed as the sampling frame. The whole frame was divided into two groups as establishments with less than 10 persons engaged (Small establishments) and establishments with 10 and more persons engaged (Medium and Large establishments). The small establishments that had less than 10 persons engaged was further divided into two groups as establishments with less than 30 same type of industries (ISIC 4 digits level) and establishments with 30 and more same type of industries (ISIC 4 digits level) in each district.
A total of 30,913establishments were selected. Those 9,950 establishments that have 10 and more persons engaged were selected with certainty. The small establishments with less than 30 same kind of industries were selected with certainty totaling 9089 while others (i.e. establishment with 30 and more same kind of industries) were selected by using the stratified simple random sample design. In general, strata were defined by the kind of industries at ISIC 4 digits level and district groups In absence of any other auxiliary variables in the list frame that could be used in the sample allocation and selection, sample sizes across strata were determined using proportional allocation. That is, if Nh is the population size in stratum h and N IS the population size, the first iteration sample size nh in stratum h is derived by
Nh=Nh x11874/ N
The non-response weight is the ratio the sample size to the total respondents. The establishments that were considered as non-respondents are those who refused to participate in the Census. The following are considered with frame problems:
those establishments that cannot be located, those that were closed (they should not be included in the sampling frame), those that are out-of-scope (the ISIC classification was not specified correctly) and those that were duplicates and mergers.
Of the small establishments with 30 and more same kind of industries in the sampling frame, 10.9% should not have been included. This is rather a big percentage of the such small establishments and therefore, requires an adjustment factor to be incorporated in the weight. To illustrate, if Nh is the population size for stratum hand nh is the corresponding sample size, then the corresponding selection probability Ph is
Ph = nh/Nh
If given the stratum h, qlh is the proportion of establishments with frame problems (proportion of those that should not be included in the frame) and q2h is the proportion of establishments that were missed in the frame (those that should be listed but were not included), then the true population size of stratum h should be
N1h == Nh X (1- qlh + q2h)
and the frame adjustment rate, W3hk
W3hk
= (1 - q1h + q2h)
In the case of this census, we do not have a measure for q2h' Please note that we could only assume
that q2h is almost 0 because list was updated recently.
Face-to-face [f2f]
After careful field study of the manner in which some large and small scale industrial undertakings maintained their business records, it was decided to use the following three types of census questionnaires for the canvassing of data at the final enumeration.
(a) Questionnaire CI-2L - The form for enumeration of medium and large scale establishments where detailed information was sought on the full range of items recommended by the UN.
(b) Questionnaire CI-2S - The form for enumeration of the selected sample - scale establishments.
(c) Questionnaire CI-MQ - The form for enumeration of Mining and Quarrying establishments.
Planning and Procedures
This Census was carried out in two stages. The Industrial Registry was updated across the country as the first step. Forms CIL-SNH and CIL-L were used to collect the information in relation to II small" and "medium & large ", establishments respectively. A special Form (Form CIL-NE) had to be used to list establishments in Northern & Eastern Provinces where information in some parts of those provinces was not collected through F1 forms during the operation of the Census of Population & Housing - 2001. The second stage was the administration of different types of questionnaires, according to the size categories such as " small" and" medium & large" and sectoral categories such as " Mining & Quarrying",
" Manufacturing" and" the Generation and Distribution of Electricity, Gas and Water " etc. defined by the UN. The directory of industrial establishments that was built up on the information compiled from the nation-wide field listing operation indicated that there was a total of approximately 131,432 industrial establishments in the country, of which 9,950 (or 7.6%) were the relatively medium and large scale units (i.e. engaging 10 and more persons). The balance 121,482 were the small scale units (i.e. those engaging less than 10 persons). For the final Census of Industry, it was decided to carry out a complete enumeration of the establishments in the "10 and more persons", category, and a sample enumeration 20,963 establishments of "less than 10" category, which was approximately 16%) of the total listed in this latter group.
Census Organization
The Hon. Minister of Interior Affairs has directed to conduct the Census of Industries, Trade &
Services during the year 2003, by an extra ordinary Gazette notification published (no. 1290/1 1) on 29th
May 2003 as per the power vested by him under section 2 of the Census Ordinance (chapter 143) Act,
No. 55 of 2000. The Director General of Census and Statistics functioned as Superintendent of Census
and was responsible for conducting the Census of Industry. District Secretariats and Mayor of Municipal Councils officiated as Commissioners of census and were responsible for the conduct of census operations within their respective areas of authority. They were assisted in their tasks by Assistant Commissioners who were generally Divisional Secretariats of the divisions in the rural areas,
and Secretaries of the local bodies in urban areas. The Directors and Deputy Directors of Census functioned as Deputy Superintendents of Census, while the Deputy Directors, Senior Statisticians, (who performed duties as Coordinators in selected districts) and district Deputy Directors, Senior Statisticians/ Statisticians/ Statistical Officers functioned as Assistant Commissioners of Census. These officers provided the necessary technical and supervisory guidance in all census field operations. In the pre-listing of industrial establishments which was the first stage of the taking of the census (conducted on an all island basis from October to November 2003), the Grama Niladharies functioned as the enumerators in the rural areas, while in the case of urban areas, the local bodies appointed their own field officers as the enumerators. In the final census enumeration Statisticians, Statistical officers of this Department and Data Entry Operator / Coding Clerk / Clerk functioned as the enumerators.
The final weight for respondent k in stratum h -- Whk, is a composite of the base weight, W1hk
the non-response adjustment, W 2hk , and the factor to compensate for coverage errors, W3hk , such
that:
Whk = W1hk x W2hk x W3hk
Base weight ( W 1hk ) The base weight is the inverse of the probability of selection.
TABLE 1 - RESPONSE RATES BY SIZE CLASS OF ESTABLISHMENT
(1) Number of units on Prelisting frame
(x) LT 10 persons engaged = 121,482
(y) >= 10 persons engaged = 9,950
(z) Total = 131,432
(2) Number selected or canvass at final census
(x) LT 10 persons engaged = 20,963
(y) >= 10 persons engaged = 9,950
(z) Total = 30,913
(3) Number reported at final census
(x) LT 10 persons engaged = 19,974
(y) >= 10 persons engaged = 8,312
(z) Total = 28,286
(4) Number of schedules (units) reckoned for tabulation of preliminary results
(x) LT 10 persons engaged = 17,382
(y) >= 10 persons engaged = 7,320
(z) Total = 24,702
(5) Response rates 82.9% 73.6% 80.0%
(x) LT 10 persons engaged = 82.9%
(y) >= 10 persons engaged = 73.6%
(z) Total = 80.0%
A total of 24,702 establishments furnished satisfactory returns (i.e. returns reckoned for tabulation of preliminary results) and this yielded an overall all-island response rate of 80.00/0 with the corresponding rates for "10 & more persons engaged" category and for the "less than 10 persons" category being 83.4% and 93.5% respectively.
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particular person or establishment as the data have been collected under the Census/Statistical ordinance, according to which the information at individual level cannot be divulged and such information is strictly confidential.
Director General
Department of Census and Statistics, Census of Industries 2004 [Medium and Large Scale Establishments], [CI2L04] Version 1.0 of the public use dataset December, 2008, provided by the National Data Archive, Data Processing Division, www.statistics.gov.lk
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Section1
This file contains the information pertaining to the Section 1 of the questionnaire Identification Information of Establishment which is subdivided into:
1.1 Geographical Information
1.2 General Information about the establishment
1.3 Details of Industrial Activity
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Section 2
This file contains data related to the Section 2 of the questionnaire - Employment , Wages and salaries 2003. The Section 2 of the questionnaire has a four tables to be filled 1) Persons engaged 2003 (Annual Average), 2) Persons Engaged 2003 (Quarterly Average) 3) Wages and Salaries Paid to employees During 2003 4) Supplements to Wages and salaries 2003.
Table 1 has 27 cells to be filled and the Table 2 has 48 cells to be filled. Table 3 and 4 has 24 and 9 cells respectively to be filled if information is available.
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Section3
This file contains data pertaining to the Section 3 (Stocks of this establishment - 2003 ) of the questionnaire. Each questionnaire produces at most ten records corresponding to each cell in the table to be filled.
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Section41
This file contains data pertaining to Section 4.1 of the questionnaire - cost of Raw Materials and Services.This section covers all input of goods and service. Valuation should be in purchasers' prices, including purchase price, transport charges either
invoiced by the producer or by other organization, the value of packaging materials charged for, all taxes and duties on the goods. Discounts or rebates
allowed to the purchaser should be deducted. Goods received by the establishment from other establishments of the same enterprise should be valued as if purchased.
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Section42
This file contains the data filled in the table named as Cost for Fuel in Section 4.2. Items from Furnace oil to Kerosene have been considered in this file. This file contains as many records as there are entry lines.
4.2 Cost for Fuel
4.2.1- 4.2.15 Vehicle fuels are also included. Excluded are fuels used as direct material (e.g. Naptha) or consumed for the generation of electricity. Also excluded is the cost of fuels, such as saw dust or blast furnace gas, produced as a by-product of manufacturing activity in this establishment.
If the given unit of measure is not available, please specify available unit of measure in column 3
Valuation should be in purchased prices
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Section43
This file contains data pertaining to the tables 4.3a, 4.3b and 4.4 of the questionnaire Cost of Electricity 2002, Cost of Electricity 2003 and Cost of Non Industrial services respectively.
i. e. Electricity purchased, Generated, Sold and Consumed during 2002 & 2003
Cost of non-industrial services such as Communication, Rent and other costs are included.
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Section5
This file contains data pertaining to Section 5 - Gross Addition to fixed Assets
The figures reported should include the value of all durable goods expected to have a productive life of more than one year intended for use by this establishment. Value of fixed assets should be included. Covered are major additions, alteration and improvements to existing fixed assets. Fixed assets produced by one establishment of a multi establishment enterprise for the use of another establishment of the same enterprise should be valued as though purchased from outside.
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Section6
This file contains data related to Section 6 of the questionnaire - Production, Industrial Services and Other receipts 2003. This has three subsections
6.1 - Production and Shipment of Stocks of Materials - 2003
6.2 - Industrial Services and Miscellaneous Receipts - 2003
6.3 - Receipts for Non-Industrial and Other Services during 2003
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Section7
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Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Province
Province
Province
Province
Province
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
1
Urban
2
Rural
3
Estate
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Industrial Village/Zone/Estate
Industrial Village/Zone/Estate
Industrial Village/Zone/Estate
Industrial Village/Zone/Estate
Industrial Village/Zone/Estate
Q1.2.3 If it is located in an industrial Village/Zone/Estate,
Q1.2.3 ......., please state the name of the village/zone/estate.
Telephone No
Telephone No
Telephone No
Telephone No
Telephone No
Fax No
Fax No
Fax No
Fax No
Fax No
Mobile No.
Mobile No.
Mobile No.
Mobile No.
Mobile No.
Email
Email
Email
Email
Email
Web site
Web site
Web site
Web site
Web site
Type of Economic organization
Type of Economic organization
Type of Economic organization
Type of Economic organization
Type of Economic organization
Q1.2.5 If Single Unit - ask what is the current legal status of your establishment. Go to Q1.2.7
If Multi Unit - ask Name and address of H/office. Go to Q1.2.6
1
Single Unit
2
Multi Unit
Q1.2.5 Single Unit - Does not own or control another establishment or is not controlled by another
Multi Unit - Can control at least another one establishment or is controlled by another establishment.
Current legal status
Current legal status
Current legal status
Current legal status
Current legal status
1
Public Listed Company
2
Private held Ltd Liability Company
3
Pantnership
4
Sole Proprietorship
5
State Corporation
6
Co-Operative
7
Other
Q1.2.7 The breakdown of legal organization given here, is based on definitions of companies Act. No. 17 of 1982
• "Public" company requires no fewer than seven members, and there is no limit as to the maximum number of members it can have.
• "Private" company has a minimum of two and a maximum of fifty share holders also restriction on the right to transfer its shares and prohibits any invitation to the public to subscribe for any shares or debentures.
• "Partnership" is an agreement either written or verbal among the partners (Minimum 2, Maximum 20) for the purpose of making profits (written or verble agreement of the partner or under the partnership Act of 1918)
• "Co - Operative" - The establishments which are registered under the Act of co-operative.
Type of ownership
Type of ownership
Type of ownership
Type of ownership
Type of ownership
1
Domestic
2
Foreign
3
Domestic & Foreign
Registered with MOI
Registered with MOI
Registered with MOI
Registered with MOI
Registered with MOI
Q1.2.8.1 Is this establishment registered with following agencies? (multiple answers accepted)
MOl ......... 1
BOI ......... 2
Other ........ 3
Q1.2.8.1 MOl - Ministry of Industry, Tourism & Investment Promotion, BOI - Borad of Investment.
Registered with BOI
Registered with BOI
Registered with BOI
Registered with BOI
Registered with BOI
Q1.2.8.1 Is this establishment registered with following agencies? (multiple answers accepted)
MOl ......... 1
BOI ......... 2
Other ........ 3
Q1.2.8.1 MOl - Ministry of Industry, Tourism & Investment Promotion, BOI - Borad of Investment.
Registered with Other
Registered with Other
Registered with Other
Registered with Other
Registered with Other
Q1.2.8.1 MOl - Ministry of Industry, Tourism & Investment Promotion, BOI - Borad of Investment.
Main kind of activity
Main kind of activity
Main kind of activity
Main kind of activity
Main kind of activity
Q1.3.1 - Main kind of activity
Q1.3.1 An industry can be described by one or more of the products which are manufactured by it. These products normally fall into a group of homogeneous or related products. Describe the product group of your industry. ego Milling of rice, other cereals and nuts, bakery products, manufacture of wooden furniture etc..
Principal Products1
Principal Products1
Principal Products1
Principal Products1
Principal Products1
Q1.3.2 - Please enter the principal products of your industry. Enter up to four whenever there are any.
Principal Products2
Principal Products2
Principal Products2
Principal Products2
Principal Products2
Q1.3.2 - Please enter the principal products of your industry. Enter up to four whenever there are any.
Principal Products3
Principal Products3
Principal Products3
Principal Products3
Principal Products3
Q1.3.2 - Please enter the principal products of your industry. Enter up to four whenever there are any.
Principal Products4
Principal Products4
Principal Products4
Principal Products4
Principal Products4
Q1.3.2 - Please enter the principal products of your industry. Enter up to four whenever there are any.
Commercial operation year
Commercial operation year
Commercial operation year
Commercial operation year
Commercial operation year
Q1.3.3 Indicate the year of commencement ofcommercial production.
Operation in 2003
Operation in 2003
Operation in 2003
Operation in 2003
Operation in 2003
Q1.3.4 If operation in 2003 = 1 (Year round) then go to Sec 2 - Employment wages and Salaries
= 2 (Part of the year) then go to Q1.3.5 'If Operated part of the Year'
=3 (None) then go to 'If not operated in 2003'
1
Year Round
2
Part of the year
3
None
Operated part of the year
Operated part of the year
Operated part of the year
Operated part of the year
Operated part of the year
Q1.3.5 - If operated part of the year -
1
New Business
2
Change of Ownership
3
Seasonal break
4
Other
Total period in 2003(Months)
Total period in 2003(Months)
Total period in 2003(Months)
Total period in 2003(Months)
Total period in 2003(Months)
Q1.3.6 Then what was the total period of operation in the year 2003 (in months)?
Go to Sec. 2 - Employment, Wages and Salaries - 2003
Not operated in 2003-Why
Not operated in 2003-Why
Not operated in 2003-Why
Not operated in 2003-Why
Not operated in 2003-Why
Q1.3.5 If not operated in 2003 give reasons.
Q1.3.7 If establishment was functioning in 2002, then go to 4.2 and 4.3 a of Sec 4 otherwise go to Sec 7
1
Labour problems
2
Lack of continuous suply of raw materials
3
Weak management
4
Non availability of quota/market
5
Other
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Province
Province
Province
Province
Province
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
1
Urban
2
Rural
3
Estate
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Q.2.1.1M
Q.2.1.1M
Q.2.1.1M
Q.2.1.1M
Q.2.1.1M
Annual average number of male persons of Working proprietors and active partners
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.1 Working proprietors, and partners who are actively engaged in the work of this establishment whether paid regular salary or not. Employees - All persons working in the establishment except working proprietors and active partners and unpaid family workers, and receiving pay as well as persons working away from the establishment when paid by and under the control of the establishment. Include all such persons, whether working full-time or part-time. Including all employees on sick leave, paid vacations or holidays. Include Home Workers as defined below.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.1F
Q.2.1.1F
Q.2.1.1F
Q.2.1.1F
Q.2.1.1F
Annual average number of male persons of Working proprietors and active partners
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.1 Working proprietors, and partners who are actively engaged in the work of this establishment whether paid regular salary or not. Employees - All persons working in the establishment except working proprietors and active partners and unpaid family workers, and receiving pay as well as persons working away from the establishment when paid by and under the control of the establishment. Include all such persons, whether working full-time or part-time. Including all employees on sick leave, paid vacations or holidays. Include Home Workers as defined below.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.1T
Q.2.1.1T
Q.2.1.1T
Q.2.1.1T
Q.2.1.1T
Annual average number of male+female persons of Working proprietors and active partners
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.1 Working proprietors, and partners who are actively engaged in the work of this establishment whether paid regular salary or not. Employees - All persons working in the establishment except working proprietors and active partners and unpaid family workers, and receiving pay as well as persons working away from the establishment when paid by and under the control of the establishment. Include all such persons, whether working full-time or part-time. Including all employees on sick leave, paid vacations or holidays. Include Home Workers as defined below.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.2.1M
Q.2.1.2.1M
Q.2.1.2.1M
Q.2.1.2.1M
Q.2.1.2.1M
Annual average number of male persons of Skilled Operatives
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Q2.1.2.1 Skilled - This refers to persons who are trained or experienced in certain specific fields cannot be replaced at short notice. (eg. carpenters, electrical mechanics, motor car mechanics, welders, Machine operators, cutters etc.)
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.2.1F
Q.2.1.2.1F
Q.2.1.2.1F
Q.2.1.2.1F
Q.2.1.2.1F
Annual average number of female persons of Skilled Operatives
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Q2.1.2.1 Skilled - This refers to persons who are trained or experienced in certain specific fields cannot be replaced at short notice. (eg. carpenters, electrical mechanics, motor car mechanics, welders, Machine operators, cutters etc.)
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.2.1T
Q.2.1.2.1T
Q.2.1.2.1T
Q.2.1.2.1T
Q.2.1.2.1T
Annual average number of male+female persons of Skilled Operatives
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Q2.1.2.1 Skilled - This refers to persons who are trained or experienced in certain specific fields cannot be replaced at short notice. (eg. carpenters, electrical mechanics, motor car mechanics, welders, Machine operators, cutters etc.)
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.2.2M
Q.2.1.2.2M
Q.2.1.2.2M
Q.2.1.2.2M
Q.2.1.2.2M
Annual average number of male persons of Unskilled Operatives
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Q2.1.2.2 Unskilled - An unskilled operator requires no special training or experience to do a job and can be replaced at short notice. (eg. labourers, messengers)
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.2.2F
Q.2.1.2.2F
Q.2.1.2.2F
Q.2.1.2.2F
Q.2.1.2.2F
Annual average number of female persons of Unskilled Operatives
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Q2.1.2.2 Unskilled - An unskilled operator requires no special training or experience to do a job and can be replaced at short notice. (eg. labourers, messengers)
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.2.2T
Q.2.1.2.2T
Q.2.1.2.2T
Q.2.1.2.2T
Q.2.1.2.2T
Annual average number of male+female persons of Unskilled Operatives
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Q2.1.2.2 Unskilled - An unskilled operator requires no special training or experience to do a job and can be replaced at short notice. (eg. labourers, messengers)
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.3.1M
Q.2.1.3.1M
Q.2.1.3.1M
Q.2.1.3.1M
Q.2.1.3.1M
Annual average number of male persons of Tech./Suprv. category in All other employees
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Q2.1.3.1 Technical and supervisory _ This covers persons involved directly in the technical and scientific aspects of the establishment and those who are supervising such technical processes. This will cover persons like technicians, research officers, quality control officers, administrative officers etc.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.3.1F
Q.2.1.3.1F
Q.2.1.3.1F
Q.2.1.3.1F
Q.2.1.3.1F
Annual average number of female persons of Tech./Suprv. category in All other employees
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Q2.1.3.1 Technical and supervisory _ This covers persons involved directly in the technical and scientific aspects of the establishment and those who are supervising such technical processes. This will cover persons like technicians, research officers, quality control officers, administrative officers etc.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.3.1T
Q.2.1.3.1T
Q.2.1.3.1T
Q.2.1.3.1T
Q.2.1.3.1T
Annual average number of male+female persons of Tech./Suprv. category in All other employees
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Q2.1.3.1 Technical and supervisory _ This covers persons involved directly in the technical and scientific aspects of the establishment and those who are supervising such technical processes. This will cover persons like technicians, research officers, quality control officers, administrative officers etc.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.3.2M
Q.2.1.3.2M
Q.2.1.3.2M
Q.2.1.3.2M
Q.2.1.3.2M
Annual average number of male persons of Clerical and related category in All other employees
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Q2.1.3.2 Clerical and related - This category of persons includes clerical staff, typists, stenographers etc ..
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.3.2F
Q.2.1.3.2F
Q.2.1.3.2F
Q.2.1.3.2F
Q.2.1.3.2F
Annual average number of female persons of Clerical and related category in All other employees
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Q2.1.3.2 Clerical and related - This category of persons includes clerical staff, typists, stenographers etc ..
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.3.2T
Q.2.1.3.2T
Q.2.1.3.2T
Q.2.1.3.2T
Q.2.1.3.2T
Annual average number of male+female persons of Clerical and related category in All other employees
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Q2.1.3.2 Clerical and related - This category of persons includes clerical staff, typists, stenographers etc ..
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.3.3M
Q.2.1.3.3M
Q.2.1.3.3M
Q.2.1.3.3M
Q.2.1.3.3M
Annual average number of male persons of Other category in All other employees
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Q2.1.3.3 Others - This should cover all other employees not specified above. (eg. drivers, watchers, security guards, receptionists etc..)
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.3.3F
Q.2.1.3.3F
Q.2.1.3.3F
Q.2.1.3.3F
Q.2.1.3.3F
Annual average number of female persons of Other category in All other employees
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Q2.1.3.3 Others - This should cover all other employees not specified above. (eg. drivers, watchers, security guards, receptionists etc..)
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.3.3T
Q.2.1.3.3T
Q.2.1.3.3T
Q.2.1.3.3T
Q.2.1.3.3T
Annual average number of male+female persons of Other category in All other employees
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Q2.1.3.3 Others - This should cover all other employees not specified above. (eg. drivers, watchers, security guards, receptionists etc..)
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.4M
Q.2.1.4M
Q.2.1.4M
Q.2.1.4M
Q.2.1.4M
Annual average number of male persons of Home workers
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.4 Home workers - Persons employed by the establishment generally on a piece-work basis, who work in their own homes and whose names appear on the establishment payroll. It should not be included home workers who are engaged by subcontractors.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.4F
Q.2.1.4F
Q.2.1.4F
Q.2.1.4F
Q.2.1.4F
Annual average number of female persons of Home workers
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.4 Home workers - Persons employed by the establishment generally on a piece-work basis, who work in their own homes and whose names appear on the establishment payroll. It should not be included home workers who are engaged by subcontractors.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.4T
Q.2.1.4T
Q.2.1.4T
Q.2.1.4T
Q.2.1.4T
Annual average number of male+female persons of Home workers
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.4 Home workers - Persons employed by the establishment generally on a piece-work basis, who work in their own homes and whose names appear on the establishment payroll. It should not be included home workers who are engaged by subcontractors.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.5M
Q.2.1.5M
Q.2.1.5M
Q.2.1.5M
Q.2.1.5M
Annual average number of male persons of Unpaid family workers
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.5 "Unpaid family workers" all persons living in the household of proprietors and working in the establishment without regular pay for at least one third of the normal working time of the establishment are considered as unpaid family workers.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.5F
Q.2.1.5F
Q.2.1.5F
Q.2.1.5F
Q.2.1.5F
Annual average number of female persons of Unpaid family workers
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.5 "Unpaid family workers" all persons living in the household of proprietors and working in the establishment without regular pay for at least one third of the normal working time of the establishment are considered as unpaid family workers.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.5T
Q.2.1.5T
Q.2.1.5T
Q.2.1.5T
Q.2.1.5T
Annual average number of male+female persons of Unpaid family workers
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.5 "Unpaid family workers" all persons living in the household of proprietors and working in the establishment without regular pay for at least one third of the normal working time of the establishment are considered as unpaid family workers.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.1.6M
Q.2.1.6M
Q.2.1.6M
Q.2.1.6M
Q.2.1.6M
Total of male column from Q2.1.1 to Q2.1.5
Q2.1.6 Total up the figures from Q2.1.1 to Q2.1.5 under each column.
Q.2.1.6F
Q.2.1.6F
Q.2.1.6F
Q.2.1.6F
Q.2.1.6F
Total of female column from Q2.1.1 to Q2.1.5
Q2.1.6 Total up the figures from Q2.1.1 to Q2.1.5 under each column.
Q.2.1.6T
Q.2.1.6T
Q.2.1.6T
Q.2.1.6T
Q.2.1.6T
Total of male+female column from Q2.1.1 to Q2.1.5
Q2.1.6 Total up the figures from Q2.1.1 to Q2.1.5 under each column.
Q.2.2.1.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 1st Qtr
Average number of male Working proprietors and active partners in Qrt 1
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.1 Working proprietors, and partners who are actively engaged in the work of this establishment whether paid regular salary or not. Employees - All persons working in the establishment except working proprietors and active partners and unpaid family workers, and receiving pay as well as persons working away from the establishment when paid by and under the control of the establishment. Include all such persons, whether working full-time or part-time. Including all employees on sick leave, paid vacations or holidays. Include Home Workers as defined below.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.1.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 2nd Qtr
Average number of male Working proprietors and active partners in Qrt 2
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.1 Working proprietors, and partners who are actively engaged in the work of this establishment whether paid regular salary or not. Employees - All persons working in the establishment except working proprietors and active partners and unpaid family workers, and receiving pay as well as persons working away from the establishment when paid by and under the control of the establishment. Include all such persons, whether working full-time or part-time. Including all employees on sick leave, paid vacations or holidays. Include Home Workers as defined below.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.1.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 3rd Qtr
Average number of male Working proprietors and active partners in Qrt 3
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.1 Working proprietors, and partners who are actively engaged in the work of this establishment whether paid regular salary or not. Employees - All persons working in the establishment except working proprietors and active partners and unpaid family workers, and receiving pay as well as persons working away from the establishment when paid by and under the control of the establishment. Include all such persons, whether working full-time or part-time. Including all employees on sick leave, paid vacations or holidays. Include Home Workers as defined below.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.1.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Male 4th Qtr
Average number of male Working proprietors and active partners in Qrt 4
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.1 Working proprietors, and partners who are actively engaged in the work of this establishment whether paid regular salary or not. Employees - All persons working in the establishment except working proprietors and active partners and unpaid family workers, and receiving pay as well as persons working away from the establishment when paid by and under the control of the establishment. Include all such persons, whether working full-time or part-time. Including all employees on sick leave, paid vacations or holidays. Include Home Workers as defined below.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.1.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 1st Qtr
Average number of female Working proprietors and active partners in Qrt 1
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.1 Working proprietors, and partners who are actively engaged in the work of this establishment whether paid regular salary or not. Employees - All persons working in the establishment except working proprietors and active partners and unpaid family workers, and receiving pay as well as persons working away from the establishment when paid by and under the control of the establishment. Include all such persons, whether working full-time or part-time. Including all employees on sick leave, paid vacations or holidays. Include Home Workers as defined below.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.1.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 2nd Qtr
Average number of female Working proprietors and active partners in Qrt 2
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.1 Working proprietors, and partners who are actively engaged in the work of this establishment whether paid regular salary or not. Employees - All persons working in the establishment except working proprietors and active partners and unpaid family workers, and receiving pay as well as persons working away from the establishment when paid by and under the control of the establishment. Include all such persons, whether working full-time or part-time. Including all employees on sick leave, paid vacations or holidays. Include Home Workers as defined below.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.1.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 3rd Qtr
Average number of female Working proprietors and active partners in Qrt 3
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.1 Working proprietors, and partners who are actively engaged in the work of this establishment whether paid regular salary or not. Employees - All persons working in the establishment except working proprietors and active partners and unpaid family workers, and receiving pay as well as persons working away from the establishment when paid by and under the control of the establishment. Include all such persons, whether working full-time or part-time. Including all employees on sick leave, paid vacations or holidays. Include Home Workers as defined below.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.1.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.1.Female 4th Qtr
Average number of female Working proprietors and active partners in Qrt 4
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.1 Working proprietors, and partners who are actively engaged in the work of this establishment whether paid regular salary or not. Employees - All persons working in the establishment except working proprietors and active partners and unpaid family workers, and receiving pay as well as persons working away from the establishment when paid by and under the control of the establishment. Include all such persons, whether working full-time or part-time. Including all employees on sick leave, paid vacations or holidays. Include Home Workers as defined below.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.2.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 1st Qtr
Average number of male Operatives Qrt 1
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.2.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 2nd Qtr
Average number of male Operatives Qrt 2
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.2.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 3rd Qtr
Average number of male Operatives Qrt 3
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.2.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Male 4th Qtr
Average number of male Operatives Qrt 3
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.2.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 1st Qtr
Average number of female Operatives Qrt 1
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.2.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 2nd Qtr
Average number of female Operatives Qrt 2
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.2.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 3rd Qtr
Average number of female Operatives Qrt 3
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.2.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.2.Female 4th Qtr
Average number of female Operatives Qrt 4
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.2 Operatives - All employees who are directly engaged in the production or related activity should be included here. e.g. persons engaged in fabricating processing or assembling, ware-house men, testing and record-keeping officers, etc.. This category of employees are broken in to two groups. (skilled & unskilled ).
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.3.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 1st Qtr
Average number of male All other employees Qrt 1
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.3.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 2nd Qtr
Average number of male All other employees Qrt 2
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.3.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 3rd Qtr
Average number of male All other employees Qrt 3
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.3.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Male 4th Qtr
Average number of male All other employees Qrt 4
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.3.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 1st Qtr
Average number of female All other employees Qrt 1
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.3.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 2nd Qtr
Average number of female All other employees Qrt 2
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.3.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 3rd Qtr
Average number of female All other employees Qrt 3
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.3.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.3.Female 4th Qtr
Average number of female All other employees Qrt 4
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.3 All other employees -This relates to all paid employees other than the operatives, include administrative, technical and clerical, personal managers, directors etc..
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.4.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 1st Qtr
Average number of male Home workers Qrt 1
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.4 Home workers - Persons employed by the establishment generally on a piece-work basis, who work in their own homes and whose names appear on the establishment payroll. It should not be included home workers who are engaged by subcontractors.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.4.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 2nd Qtr
Average number of male Home workers Qrt 2
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.4 Home workers - Persons employed by the establishment generally on a piece-work basis, who work in their own homes and whose names appear on the establishment payroll. It should not be included home workers who are engaged by subcontractors.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.4.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 3rd Qtr
Average number of male Home workers Qrt 3
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.4 Home workers - Persons employed by the establishment generally on a piece-work basis, who work in their own homes and whose names appear on the establishment payroll. It should not be included home workers who are engaged by subcontractors.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.4.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Male 4th Qtr
Average number of male Home workers Qrt 4
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.4 Home workers - Persons employed by the establishment generally on a piece-work basis, who work in their own homes and whose names appear on the establishment payroll. It should not be included home workers who are engaged by subcontractors.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.4.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 1st Qtr
Average number of female Home workers Qrt 1
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.4 Home workers - Persons employed by the establishment generally on a piece-work basis, who work in their own homes and whose names appear on the establishment payroll. It should not be included home workers who are engaged by subcontractors.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.4.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 2nd Qtr
Average number of female Home workers Qrt 2
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.4 Home workers - Persons employed by the establishment generally on a piece-work basis, who work in their own homes and whose names appear on the establishment payroll. It should not be included home workers who are engaged by subcontractors.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.4.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 3rd Qtr
Average number of female Home workers Qrt 3
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.4 Home workers - Persons employed by the establishment generally on a piece-work basis, who work in their own homes and whose names appear on the establishment payroll. It should not be included home workers who are engaged by subcontractors.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.4.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.4.Female 4th Qtr
Average number of female Home workers Qrt 4
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.4 Home workers - Persons employed by the establishment generally on a piece-work basis, who work in their own homes and whose names appear on the establishment payroll. It should not be included home workers who are engaged by subcontractors.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.5.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 1st Qtr
Average number of male Unpaid family workers Qrt 1
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.5 "Unpaid family workers" all persons living in the household of proprietors and working in the establishment without regular pay for at least one third of the normal working time of the establishment are considered as unpaid family workers.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.5.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 2nd Qtr
Average number of male Unpaid family workers Qrt 2
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.5 "Unpaid family workers" all persons living in the household of proprietors and working in the establishment without regular pay for at least one third of the normal working time of the establishment are considered as unpaid family workers.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.5.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 3rd Qtr
Average number of male Unpaid family workers Qrt 3
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.5 "Unpaid family workers" all persons living in the household of proprietors and working in the establishment without regular pay for at least one third of the normal working time of the establishment are considered as unpaid family workers.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.5.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Male 4th Qtr
Average number of male Unpaid family workers Qrt 4
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.5 "Unpaid family workers" all persons living in the household of proprietors and working in the establishment without regular pay for at least one third of the normal working time of the establishment are considered as unpaid family workers.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.5.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 1st Qtr
Average number of female Unpaid family workers Qrt 1
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.5 "Unpaid family workers" all persons living in the household of proprietors and working in the establishment without regular pay for at least one third of the normal working time of the establishment are considered as unpaid family workers.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.5.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 2nd Qtr
Average number of female Unpaid family workers Qrt 2
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.5 "Unpaid family workers" all persons living in the household of proprietors and working in the establishment without regular pay for at least one third of the normal working time of the establishment are considered as unpaid family workers.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.5.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 3rd Qtr
Average number of female Unpaid family workers Qrt 2
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.5 "Unpaid family workers" all persons living in the household of proprietors and working in the establishment without regular pay for at least one third of the normal working time of the establishment are considered as unpaid family workers.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.5.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.5.Female 4th Qtr
Average number of female Unpaid family workers Qrt 4
Number of persons engaged in the activities of this establishment during the year 2003.
The figures should be included in this item as defined below. When the activity of the Industrial Establishment is combined to another activity such as tea & rubber plantation, farms etc., employees who are engaged in agricultural activities should not be included.
Q2.1.5 "Unpaid family workers" all persons living in the household of proprietors and working in the establishment without regular pay for at least one third of the normal working time of the establishment are considered as unpaid family workers.
Note: Indicate average number of workers during 2003. For establishments those are in operation during the survey year, total up the number in the monthly payroll for 12 months and divide by 12. For quarterly average total up the number of workers per month for relevant three months and divide by 3. For seasonal industries (rubber, brick etc.) the average number of workers is based on that at peak season.
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 1st Qtr
Total number of male Categories from Q2.2.1 to Q 2.2.5 under Qrt 1.
Q2.2.6 Total up the male entries from Q2.2.1 to Q2.2.5 under each column.
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 2nd Qtr
Total number of male Categories from Q2.2.1 to Q 2.2.5 under Qrt 2.
Q2.2.6 Total up the male entries from Q2.2.1 to Q2.2.5 under each column.
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 3rd Qtr
Total number of male Categories from Q2.2.1 to Q 2.2.5 under Qrt 3.
Q2.2.6 Total up the male entries from Q2.2.1 to Q2.2.5 under each column.
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Male 4th Qtr
Total number of male Categories from Q2.2.1 to Q 2.2.5 under Qrt 4.
Q2.2.6 Total up the male entries from Q2.2.1 to Q2.2.5 under each column.
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 1st Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 1st Qtr
Total number of female Categories from Q2.2.1 to Q 2.2.5 under Qrt 1.
Q2.2.6 Total up the female entries from Q2.2.1 to Q2.2.5 under each column.
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 2nd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 2nd Qtr
Total number of female Categories from Q2.2.1 to Q 2.2.5 under Qrt 2.
Q2.2.6 Total up the female entries from Q2.2.1 to Q2.2.5 under each column.
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 3rd Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 3rd Qtr
Total number of female Categories from Q2.2.1 to Q 2.2.5 under Qrt 3.
Q2.2.6 Total up the female entries from Q2.2.1 to Q2.2.5 under each column.
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 4th Qtr
Q.2.2.6.Total Female 4th Qtr
Total number of female Categories from Q2.2.1 to Q 2.2.5 under Qrt 4.
Q2.2.6 Total up the female entries from Q2.2.1 to Q2.2.5 under each column.
Q.2.3.1.Male
Q.2.3.1.Male
Q.2.3.1.Male
Q.2.3.1.Male
Q.2.3.1.Male
Wages and salaries paid to male Working proprietors and active partners
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.1Female
Q.2.3.1Female
Q.2.3.1Female
Q.2.3.1Female
Q.2.3.1Female
Wages and salaries paid to female Working proprietors and active partners
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.1.Total
Q.2.3.1.Total
Q.2.3.1.Total
Q.2.3.1.Total
Q.2.3.1.Total
Wages and salaries paid to all Working proprietors and active partners
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.2.1.Male
Q.2.3.2.1.Male
Q.2.3.2.1.Male
Q.2.3.2.1.Male
Q.2.3.2.1.Male
Wages and salaries paid to male Skilled Operatives
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.2.1.Female
Q.2.3.2.1.Female
Q.2.3.2.1.Female
Q.2.3.2.1.Female
Q.2.3.2.1.Female
Wages and salaries paid to female Skilled Operatives
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.2.1.Total
Q.2.3.2.1.Total
Q.2.3.2.1.Total
Q.2.3.2.1.Total
Q.2.3.2.1.Total
Wages and salaries paid to all Skilled Operatives
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.2.2.Male
Q.2.3.2.2.Male
Q.2.3.2.2.Male
Q.2.3.2.2.Male
Q.2.3.2.2.Male
Wages and salaries paid to male Unskilled Operatives
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.2.2.Female
Q.2.3.2.2.Female
Q.2.3.2.2.Female
Q.2.3.2.2.Female
Q.2.3.2.2.Female
Wages and salaries paid to female Unskilled Operatives
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.2.2.Total
Q.2.3.2.2.Total
Q.2.3.2.2.Total
Q.2.3.2.2.Total
Q.2.3.2.2.Total
Wages and salaries paid to all Unskilled Operatives
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.3.1.Male
Q.2.3.3.1.Male
Q.2.3.3.1.Male
Q.2.3.3.1.Male
Q.2.3.3.1.Male
Wages and salaries paid to male Tech./Suprv. category
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.3.1.Female
Q.2.3.3.1.Female
Q.2.3.3.1.Female
Q.2.3.3.1.Female
Q.2.3.3.1.Female
Wages and salaries paid to female Tech./Suprv. category
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.3.1.Total
Q.2.3.3.1.Total
Q.2.3.3.1.Total
Q.2.3.3.1.Total
Q.2.3.3.1.Total
Wages and salaries paid to all in Tech./Suprv. category
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.3.2.Male
Q.2.3.3.2.Male
Q.2.3.3.2.Male
Q.2.3.3.2.Male
Q.2.3.3.2.Male
Wages and salaries paid to male Clerical and related category
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.3.2.Female
Q.2.3.3.2.Female
Q.2.3.3.2.Female
Q.2.3.3.2.Female
Q.2.3.3.2.Female
Wages and salaries paid to female Clerical and related category
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.3.2.Total
Q.2.3.3.2.Total
Q.2.3.3.2.Total
Q.2.3.3.2.Total
Q.2.3.3.2.Total
Wages and salaries paid to all in Clerical and related category
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.3.3.Male
Q.2.3.3.3.Male
Q.2.3.3.3.Male
Q.2.3.3.3.Male
Q.2.3.3.3.Male
Wages and salaries paid to male Other category of All other employees
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.3.3.Female
Q.2.3.3.3.Female
Q.2.3.3.3.Female
Q.2.3.3.3.Female
Q.2.3.3.3.Female
Wages and salaries paid to female Other category of All other employees
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.3.3.Total
Q.2.3.3.3.Total
Q.2.3.3.3.Total
Q.2.3.3.3.Total
Q.2.3.3.3.Total
Wages and salaries paid to all in Other category of All other employees
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.4.Male
Q.2.3.4.Male
Q.2.3.4.Male
Q.2.3.4.Male
Q.2.3.4.Male
Wages and salaries paid to male Home workers
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.4.Female
Q.2.3.4.Female
Q.2.3.4.Female
Q.2.3.4.Female
Q.2.3.4.Female
Wages and salaries paid to female Home workers
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.4.Total
Q.2.3.4.Total
Q.2.3.4.Total
Q.2.3.4.Total
Q.2.3.4.Total
Wages and salaries paid to all Home workers
2.3 WAGESAND SALARIES PAIDTO EMPLOYEES DURING2003
This item includes the following classes of payments and relates to "gross" remuneration, i.e. total before any deductions are made by the
employer in respect of taxes, contributions of employees to social security and pension schemes, life insurance premiums, union dues and other obligations of employees.
(a) Direct Wages and Salaries - relates to cash payments for current work performed and includes straight line pay of time-rated workers, incentive pay of time rated workers, earnings of piece rate workers and premium pay for overtime, late shift and holiday work. Also included are commissions, responsibility premiums, dirt and discomfort allowances, cash indemnities, payments and under guaranteed pay systems, cost-of-living allowances and other regular allowances.
(b) Remuneration for Time not Worked - comprises cash payments in respect of public holidays, annual vacations and other-time off with pay.
(c) Bonuses and Gratuities - include year-end and seasonal as well as production and profit sharing bonuses.
(d) Payments in Kind - these are goods and services furnished to employees free of charge or at markedly reduced cost which are clearly and primarily of benefit to employees as consumers. They comprise food including the supply of milk, rice, flour, tea, etc., drink, fuel and other payments in kind, e.g. holiday warrants and season tickets and cost other than capital, of workers housing borne by the employer, Report figures following the breakdown shown as far as your records permit.
Q.2.3.5.Male
Q.2.3.5.Male
Q.2.3.5.Male
Q.2.3.5.Male
Q.2.3.5.Male
Total wages and salaries paid to male categories
Q2.3.5 Total up the entries from Q2.3.1 to Q2.3.4 under each column.
Q.2.3.5.Female
Q.2.3.5.Female
Q.2.3.5.Female
Q.2.3.5.Female
Q.2.3.5.Female
Total wages and salaries paid to female categories
Q2.3.5 Total up the entries from Q2.3.1 to Q2.3.4 under each column.
Q.2.3.5.Total
Q.2.3.5.Total
Q.2.3.5.Total
Q.2.3.5.Total
Q.2.3.5.Total
Total wages and salaries paid to male+female categories
Q2.3.5 Total up the entries from Q2.3.1 to Q2.3.4 under each column.
Q.2.4.1.Male
Q.2.4.1.Male
Q.2.4.1.Male
Q.2.4.1.Male
Q.2.4.1.Male
Legally required payments during 2003 for males under social security systems
Q.2.4.1.Female
Q.2.4.1.Female
Q.2.4.1.Female
Q.2.4.1.Female
Q.2.4.1.Female
Legally required payments during 2003 for females under social security systems
2.4 SUPPLEMENTS TO WAGES AND SALARIES
2.4.1 This item covers payments made by employer on behalf of his employees with respect to Statutory social security contributions,
e.g. E.P.F., W & O.P., E.T.F. etc ..
2.4.2 - (a) Collectively agreed contractual and non-obligatory contributions to private pension and insurance schemes. (b) Direct payments to employees in respect of absence from work due to sickness, maternity or employment injury. (c) Cost of medical care and health services provided by outside organizations. (d) Severance and termination pay.
Q.2.4.1.Total
Q.2.4.1.Total
Q.2.4.1.Total
Q.2.4.1.Total
Q.2.4.1.Total
Legally required payments during 2003 for males+females under social security systems
2.4 SUPPLEMENTS TO WAGES AND SALARIES
2.4.1 This item covers payments made by employer on behalf of his employees with respect to Statutory social security contributions,
e.g. E.P.F., W & O.P., E.T.F. etc ..
2.4.2 - (a) Collectively agreed contractual and non-obligatory contributions to private pension and insurance schemes. (b) Direct payments to employees in respect of absence from work due to sickness, maternity or employment injury. (c) Cost of medical care and health services provided by outside organizations. (d) Severance and termination pay.
Q.2.4.2.Male
Q.2.4.2.Male
Q.2.4.2.Male
Q.2.4.2.Male
Q.2.4.2.Male
Payments for other programmes made during 2003 for male employees
2.4 SUPPLEMENTS TO WAGES AND SALARIES
2.4.1 This item covers payments made by employer on behalf of his employees with respect to Statutory social security contributions,
e.g. E.P.F., W & O.P., E.T.F. etc ..
2.4.2 - (a) Collectively agreed contractual and non-obligatory contributions to private pension and insurance schemes. (b) Direct payments to employees in respect of absence from work due to sickness, maternity or employment injury. (c) Cost of medical care and health services provided by outside organizations. (d) Severance and termination pay.
Q.2.4.2.Female
Q.2.4.2.Female
Q.2.4.2.Female
Q.2.4.2.Female
Q.2.4.2.Female
Payments for other programmes made during 2003 for female employees
2.4 SUPPLEMENTS TO WAGES AND SALARIES
2.4.1 This item covers payments made by employer on behalf of his employees with respect to Statutory social security contributions,
e.g. E.P.F., W & O.P., E.T.F. etc ..
2.4.2 - (a) Collectively agreed contractual and non-obligatory contributions to private pension and insurance schemes. (b) Direct payments to employees in respect of absence from work due to sickness, maternity or employment injury. (c) Cost of medical care and health services provided by outside organizations. (d) Severance and termination pay.
Q.2.4.2.Total
Q.2.4.2.Total
Q.2.4.2.Total
Q.2.4.2.Total
Q.2.4.2.Total
Payments for other programmes made during 2003 for male+female employees
2.4 SUPPLEMENTS TO WAGES AND SALARIES
2.4.1 This item covers payments made by employer on behalf of his employees with respect to Statutory social security contributions,
e.g. E.P.F., W & O.P., E.T.F. etc ..
2.4.2 - (a) Collectively agreed contractual and non-obligatory contributions to private pension and insurance schemes. (b) Direct payments to employees in respect of absence from work due to sickness, maternity or employment injury. (c) Cost of medical care and health services provided by outside organizations. (d) Severance and termination pay.
Q.2.4.3.Male
Q.2.4.3.Male
Q.2.4.3.Male
Q.2.4.3.Male
Q.2.4.3.Male
Total payments made to all male employees
2.4 SUPPLEMENTS TO WAGES AND SALARIES
2.4.1 This item covers payments made by employer on behalf of his employees with respect to Statutory social security contributions,
e.g. E.P.F., W & O.P., E.T.F. etc ..
2.4.2 - (a) Collectively agreed contractual and non-obligatory contributions to private pension and insurance schemes. (b) Direct payments to employees in respect of absence from work due to sickness, maternity or employment injury. (c) Cost of medical care and health services provided by outside organizations. (d) Severance and termination pay.
Q.2.4.3.Female
Q.2.4.3.Female
Q.2.4.3.Female
Q.2.4.3.Female
Q.2.4.3.Female
Total payments made to all female employees
2.4 SUPPLEMENTS TO WAGES AND SALARIES
2.4.1 This item covers payments made by employer on behalf of his employees with respect to Statutory social security contributions,
e.g. E.P.F., W & O.P., E.T.F. etc ..
2.4.2 - (a) Collectively agreed contractual and non-obligatory contributions to private pension and insurance schemes. (b) Direct payments to employees in respect of absence from work due to sickness, maternity or employment injury. (c) Cost of medical care and health services provided by outside organizations. (d) Severance and termination pay.
Q.2.4.3.Total
Q.2.4.3.Total
Q.2.4.3.Total
Q.2.4.3.Total
Q.2.4.3.Total
Total payments made to all male+female employees
2.4 SUPPLEMENTS TO WAGES AND SALARIES
2.4.1 This item covers payments made by employer on behalf of his employees with respect to Statutory social security contributions,
e.g. E.P.F., W & O.P., E.T.F. etc ..
2.4.2 - (a) Collectively agreed contractual and non-obligatory contributions to private pension and insurance schemes. (b) Direct payments to employees in respect of absence from work due to sickness, maternity or employment injury. (c) Cost of medical care and health services provided by outside organizations. (d) Severance and termination pay.
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Province
Province
Province
Province
Province
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
1
Urban
2
Rural
3
Estate
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Raw Materials, components etc.
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Raw Materials, components etc.
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Raw Materials, components etc.
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Raw Materials, components etc.
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Raw Materials, components etc.
Value of the stocks (Rs) of Raw Materials, components, parts, containers, supplies and fuels on 1st January 2003
This item comprises the value of all stocks owned by the parent enterprise and held by, or under the control of the establishment, either at the establishment or elsewhere. Stocks held at ancillary units, in bonded stores or public warehouses on consignment in transit and held by others for processing on commission are included. Excluded materials owned by others but held by this establishment for processing. In general stocks acquired from others should be valued at purchasers prices and those produced internally at producers' prices.
3.1. Raw Materials, components.......
This item comprises all materials, components, etc. that enter into the product, fuels, repair and maintenance, and office and other consumable supplies. The value of any stocks of materials and supplies for use in own-account fixed asset should be included. Stocks should be valued at current replacement cost, based on purchasers prices. The prices should include any duties and taxes payable and should be net or any rebates and discounts given by the seller. Alternatively, book values might be reported.
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Raw Materials, components etc.
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Raw Materials, components etc.
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Raw Materials, components etc.
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Raw Materials, components etc.
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Raw Materials, components etc.
Value of the stocks (Rs) of Raw Materials, components, parts, containers, supplies and fuels on 31st December 2003
This item comprises the value of all stocks owned by the parent enterprise and held by, or under the control of the establishment, either at the establishment or elsewhere. Stocks held at ancillary units, in bonded stores or public warehouses on consignment in transit and held by others for processing on commission are included. Excluded materials owned by others but held by this establishment for processing. In general stocks acquired from others should be valued at purchasers prices and those produced internally at producers' prices.
3.1. Raw Materials, components.......
This item comprises all materials, components, etc. that enter into the product, fuels, repair and maintenance, and office and other consumable supplies. The value of any stocks of materials and supplies for use in own-account fixed asset should be included. Stocks should be valued at current replacement cost, based on purchasers prices. The prices should include any duties and taxes payable and should be net or any rebates and discounts given by the seller. Alternatively, book values might be reported.
Stock val on 1-1-03 of WIP
Stock val on 1-1-03 of WIP
Stock val on 1-1-03 of WIP
Stock val on 1-1-03 of WIP
Stock val on 1-1-03 of WIP
Value of the stocks (Rs) of Work in progress on 1st January 2003
This item comprises the value of all stocks owned by the parent enterprise and held by, or under the control of your establishment, either at the establishment or elsewhere. Stocks held at ancillary units, in bonded stores or public warehouses on consignment in transit and held by others for processing on commission are included. Excluded materials owned by others but held by this establishment for processing. In general stocks acquired from others should be valued at purchasers prices and those produced internally at producers' prices.
3.2. Work-in-progress - refers to the value of all materials which have been partially processed by this establishment but which are not usually sold,
shipped or turned over to other establishments without further processing.
An imputed valuation in terms of producers prices should be adopted, including an imputed margin for overhead costs and profits as well as the cost of materials consumed and labour used. Alternatively, book values might be reported.
Stock val on 31-12-03 of WIP
Stock val on 31-12-03 of WIP
Stock val on 31-12-03 of WIP
Stock val on 31-12-03 of WIP
Stock val on 31-12-03 of WIP
Value of the stocks (Rs) of Work in progress on 31st December 2003
This item comprises the value of all stocks owned by the parent enterprise and held by, or under the control of your establishment, either at the establishment or elsewhere. Stocks held at ancillary units, in bonded stores or public warehouses on consignment in transit and held by others for processing on commission are included. Excluded materials owned by others but held by this establishment for processing. In general stocks acquired from others should be valued at purchasers prices and those produced internally at producers' prices.
3.2. Work-in-progress - refers to the value of all materials which have been partially processed by this establishment but which are not usually sold,
shipped or turned over to other establishments without further processing.
An imputed valuation in terms of producers prices should be adopted, including an imputed margin for overhead costs and profits as well as the cost of materials consumed and labour used. Alternatively, book values might be reported.
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Finished Goods
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Finished Goods
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Finished Goods
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Finished Goods
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Finished Goods
Value of the stocks (Rs) of Finished Goods except goods to be sold in the same condition as purchased on 1st January 2003
This item comprises the value of all stocks owned by the parent enterprise and held by, or under the control of your establishment, either at the establishment or elsewhere. Stocks held at ancillary units, in bonded stores or public warehouses on consignment in transit and held by others for processing on commission are included. Excluded materials owned by others but held by this establishment for processing. In general stocks acquired from others should be valued at purchasers prices and those produced internally at producers' prices.
3.3 Finished goods - This item covers finished goods manufactured by this establishment which are ready for shipment at the reference dates. Finished goods held by another establishment those were processed by the establishment from raw materials controlled by this establishment, as well as goods held at ancillary units, in bonded or public warehouses, on consignment, in transit, etc., should also be included Finished goods held by this establishment which were made from materials owned by others should be excluded. Valuation should be in producers prices at which similar goods have been shipped alternatively book values might be reported.
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Finished Goods
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Finished Goods
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Finished Goods
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Finished Goods
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Finished Goods
Value of the stocks (Rs) of Finished Goods except goods to be sold in the same condition as purchased on 31st December 2003
This item comprises the value of all stocks owned by the parent enterprise and held by, or under the control of your establishment, either at the establishment or elsewhere. Stocks held at ancillary units, in bonded stores or public warehouses on consignment in transit and held by others for processing on commission are included. Excluded materials owned by others but held by this establishment for processing. In general stocks acquired from others should be valued at purchasers prices and those produced internally at producers' prices.
3.3 Finished goods - This item covers finished goods manufactured by this establishment which are ready for shipment at the reference dates. Finished goods held by another establishment those were processed by the establishment from raw materials controlled by this establishment, as well as goods held at ancillary units, in bonded or public warehouses, on consignment, in transit, etc., should also be included Finished goods held by this establishment which were made from materials owned by others should be excluded. Valuation should be in producers prices at which similar goods have been shipped alternatively book values might be reported.
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Goods to be sold
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Goods to be sold
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Goods to be sold
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Goods to be sold
Stock val on 1-1-03 of Goods to be sold
Value of the stocks (Rs) of Goods to be sold in the same condition as purchased on 1st January 2003
This item comprises the value of all stocks owned by the parent enterprise and held by, or under the control of your establishment, either at the establishment or elsewhere. Stocks held at ancillary units, in bonded stores or public warehouses on consignment in transit and held by others for processing on commission are included. Excluded materials owned by others but held by this establishment for processing. In general stocks acquired from others should be valued at purchasers prices and those produced internally at producers' prices.
3.4 Goods to be sold under the same condition as purchased - This item covers the value of any stocks of goods that the establishment has bought with the intention of reselling in the same form, that is without
further processing. Stocks of materials and supplies to be resold without further processing should also be included. Valuation of stocks should be
valued at same price as goods that have been shipped immediately prior to the reference date. Beginning and end of year stocks should be valued using the same prices.
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Goods to be sold
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Goods to be sold
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Goods to be sold
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Goods to be sold
Stock val on 31-12-03 of Goods to be sold
Value of the stocks (Rs) of Goods to be sold in the same condition as purchased on 31st December 2003
This item comprises the value of all stocks owned by the parent enterprise and held by, or under the control of your establishment, either at the establishment or elsewhere. Stocks held at ancillary units, in bonded stores or public warehouses on consignment in transit and held by others for processing on commission are included. Excluded materials owned by others but held by this establishment for processing. In general stocks acquired from others should be valued at purchasers prices and those produced internally at producers' prices.
3.4 This item covers the value of any stocks of goods that the establishment has bought with the intention of reselling in the same form, that is without
further processing. Stocks of materials and supplies to be resold without further processing should also be included. Valuation of stocks should be
valued at same price as goods that have been shipped immediately prior to the reference date. Beginning and end of year stocks should be valued using the same prices.
Val on 1-1-03 of all types of stock
Val on 1-1-03 of all types of stock
Val on 1-1-03 of all types of stock
Val on 1-1-03 of all types of stock
Val on 1-1-03 of all types of stock
Total value of stocks (Rs) on 1st January 2003
Val on 31-12-03 of all types of stock
Val on 31-12-03 of all types of stock
Val on 31-12-03 of all types of stock
Val on 31-12-03 of all types of stock
Val on 31-12-03 of all types of stock
Total value of stocks (Rs) on 31st December 2003
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Province
Province
Province
Province
Province
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
1
Urban
2
Rural
3
Estate
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Local (Rs.'000)
Local (Rs.'000)
Local (Rs.'000)
Local (Rs.'000)
Local (Rs.'000)
Cost of local materials, parts, components, containers supplies (Rs)
4.1.1 Cost of Materials, parts, components, containers supplies etc - This item includes all direct materials, pre-fabricated parts (sub assemblies), components etc, auxiliary (indirect) materials consumed in the process of production including chemicals, additive', lubricants, explosives, varnishes, small tools and appliances etc., factory supplies e.g. maintenance materials. oils, greases, cleaning materials etc., office supplies etc.. Include the local and imported cost for materials etc. separately.
Imported (Rs.'000)
Imported (Rs.'000)
Imported (Rs.'000)
Imported (Rs.'000)
Imported (Rs.'000)
Cost of imported materials, parts, components, containers supplies (Rs)
4.1.1 Cost of Materials, parts, components, containers supplies etc - This item includes all direct materials, pre-fabricated parts (sub assemblies), components etc, auxiliary (indirect) materials consumed in the process of production including chemicals, additive', lubricants, explosives, varnishes, small tools and appliances etc., factory supplies e.g. maintenance materials. oils, greases, cleaning materials etc., office supplies etc.. Include the local and imported cost for materials etc. separately.
Total (Rs.'000)
Total (Rs.'000)
Total (Rs.'000)
Total (Rs.'000)
Total (Rs.'000)
Delivered costs of local+imported materials, parts, components, containers supplies (Rs)
4.1.1 Cost of Materials, parts, components, containers supplies etc - This item includes all direct materials, pre-fabricated parts (sub assemblies), components etc, auxiliary (indirect) materials consumed in the process of production including chemicals, additive', lubricants, explosives, varnishes, small tools and appliances etc., factory supplies e.g. maintenance materials. oils, greases, cleaning materials etc., office supplies etc.. Include the local and imported cost for materials etc. separately.
Purchased fuels
Purchased fuels
Purchased fuels
Purchased fuels
Purchased fuels
Delivered costs of Purchased fuel (Rs)
4.1.2 Fuels purchased - This item relates all fuels consumed for heat and power. Also include the fuels purchased for vehicles.
Electricity
Electricity
Electricity
Electricity
Electricity
Delivered costs of Electricity Purchased & generated (Rs)
4.1.3 Purchased electricity should include the cost of electricity purchased during the year from CEB or other enterprises or received from other establishments of the same enterprise and cost of consumed & generated electricity.
Cost of contract work and commission work
Cost of contract work and commission work
Cost of contract work and commission work
Cost of contract work and commission work
Cost of contract work and commission work
Delivered costs of water (Rs)
4.1.4 Cost of contract and commission work done for the organization by others on the organization's materials - This item covers work done by others, materials owned by this establishment including specialized work performed on products made by this establishment. Also included are payments made through sub-contractors to home workers not on the payroll.
Cot of repairs & maintenance
Cot of repairs & maintenance
Cot of repairs & maintenance
Cot of repairs & maintenance
Cot of repairs & maintenance
Delivered costs of contract and commission work done for you by others on your materials (Rs)
4.1.5 Cost of repair and maintenance work done for the organization by others - by This item covers current repair and maintenance work on buildings and other fixed assets; vehicle, mechanical, electrical and building (other than housing) repair and maintenance.
Cost of goods bought to be sold as purchased
Cost of goods bought to be sold as purchased
Cost of goods bought to be sold as purchased
Cost of goods bought to be sold as purchased
Cost of goods bought to be sold as purchased
Delivered costs of repairs and maintenance work done for you by others (Rs)
4.1.6 Cost of goods bought to be sold in the same condition as purchased - This includes the market value for goods bought to be sold in the same condition as purchased.
Total cost of materials
Total cost of materials
Total cost of materials
Total cost of materials
Total cost of materials
Delivered costs of goods bought to be sold in the same condition as purchased(Rs)
4.1.7
Sum of 4.1.1 to 4.1.6
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Province
Province
Province
Province
Province
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
1
Urban
2
Rural
3
Estate
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Type of fuel
Type of fuel
Type of fuel
Type of fuel
Type of fuel
Type of fuel
4.2 COST FOR FUEL
4.2.1- 4.2.15 Vehicle fuels are also included. Examples are Petrol, Auto or Heavy Diesel, Furnace Oil, Kerosene, Fuel Gas, Liquefied Petroleum Gases (L.P.G.) and other fuel including biogas, Coal, Charcoal etc.. Excluded are fuels used as direct material (e.g. Naptha) or consumed for the generation of electricity. Also excluded is the cost of fuels, such as saw dust or blast furnace gas, produced as a byproduct of manufacturing activity in this establishment. If the given unit of measurement is not available, please specify available unit of measurement in column 3. Valuation should be in purchased prices.
Unit of measure
Unit of measure
Unit of measure
Unit of measure
Unit of measure
Given unit of measure
The given unit of measure is Litres or Metric Tonns
Quantity 2002
Quantity 2002
Quantity 2002
Quantity 2002
Quantity 2002
Consumption quantity 2002
4.2 COST FOR FUEL
4.2.1- 4.2.15 Vehicle fuels are also included. Examples are Petrol, Auto or Heavy Diesel, Furnace Oil, Kerosene, Fuel Gas, Liquefied Petroleum Gases (L.P.G.) and other fuel including biogas, Coal, Charcoal etc.. Excluded are fuels used as direct material (e.g. Naptha) or consumed for the generation of electricity. Also excluded is the cost of fuels, such as saw dust or blast furnace gas, produced as a byproduct of manufacturing activity in this establishment. If the given unit of measurement is not available, please specify available unit of measurement in column 3. Valuation should be in purchased prices.
Value Rs.'000' 2002
Value Rs.'000' 2002
Value Rs.'000' 2002
Value Rs.'000' 2002
Value Rs.'000' 2002
Consumption value (Rs) 2002
4.2 COST FOR FUEL
4.2.1- 4.2.15 Vehicle fuels are also included. Examples are Petrol, Auto or Heavy Diesel, Furnace Oil, Kerosene, Fuel Gas, Liquefied Petroleum Gases (L.P.G.) and other fuel including biogas, Coal, Charcoal etc.. Excluded are fuels used as direct material (e.g. Naptha) or consumed for the generation of electricity. Also excluded is the cost of fuels, such as saw dust or blast furnace gas, produced as a byproduct of manufacturing activity in this establishment. If the given unit of measurement is not available, please specify available unit of measurement in column 3. Valuation should be in purchased prices.
Quantity 2003
Quantity 2003
Quantity 2003
Quantity 2003
Quantity 2003
Consumption quantity 2003
4.2 COST FOR FUEL
4.2.1- 4.2.15 Vehicle fuels are also included. Examples are Petrol, Auto or Heavy Diesel, Furnace Oil, Kerosene, Fuel Gas, Liquefied Petroleum Gases (L.P.G.) and other fuel including biogas, Coal, Charcoal etc.. Excluded are fuels used as direct material (e.g. Naptha) or consumed for the generation of electricity. Also excluded is the cost of fuels, such as saw dust or blast furnace gas, produced as a byproduct of manufacturing activity in this establishment. If the given unit of measurement is not available, please specify available unit of measurement in column 3. Valuation should be in purchased prices.
Value Rs.'000' 2003
Value Rs.'000' 2003
Value Rs.'000' 2003
Value Rs.'000' 2003
Value Rs.'000' 2003
Consumption value (Rs) 2003
4.2 COST FOR FUEL
4.2.1- 4.2.15 Vehicle fuels are also included. Examples are Petrol, Auto or Heavy Diesel, Furnace Oil, Kerosene, Fuel Gas, Liquefied Petroleum Gases (L.P.G.) and other fuel including biogas, Coal, Charcoal etc.. Excluded are fuels used as direct material (e.g. Naptha) or consumed for the generation of electricity. Also excluded is the cost of fuels, such as saw dust or blast furnace gas, produced as a byproduct of manufacturing activity in this establishment. If the given unit of measurement is not available, please specify available unit of measurement in column 3. Valuation should be in purchased prices.
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Province
Province
Province
Province
Province
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
1
Urban
2
Rural
3
Estate
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Electricity purchased Units
Electricity purchased Units
Electricity purchased Units
Electricity purchased Units
Electricity purchased Units
Electricity purchased - Purchased electricity should be included in the cost of electricity purchased during each year from CEB or other enterprises or received from other establishments of the same enterprise. Please refer monthly electricity bills in order to calculate the annual consumption data.
Q.4.3.a.1.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.1.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.1.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.1.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.1.Quantity
Electricity purchased - Purchased electricity should be included in the cost of electricity purchased during each year from CEB or other enterprises or received from other establishments of the same enterprise. Please refer monthly electricity bills in order to calculate the annual consumption data.
Q.4.3.a.1.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.1.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.1.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.1.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.1.D.Cost
Electricity purchased - Purchased electricity should be included in the cost of electricity purchased during each year from CEB or other enterprises or received from other establishments of the same enterprise. Please refer monthly electricity bills in order to calculate the annual consumption data.
Generated own use or sale unit
Generated own use or sale unit
Generated own use or sale unit
Generated own use or sale unit
Generated own use or sale unit
Generated whether for own use or for sale - If the electricity was generated by your establishment and consumed by the establishment or sold by the same establishment, then include the total cost for generating electricity under this category, valued at the purchasers' price.
Q.4.3.a.2.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.2.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.2.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.2.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.2.Quantity
Generated whether for own use or for sale - If the electricity was generated by your establishment and consumed by the establishment or sold by the same establishment, then include the total cost for generating electricity under this category, valued at the purchasers' price.
Q.4.3.a.2.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.2.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.2.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.2.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.2.D.Cost
Generated whether for own use or for sale - If the electricity was generated by your establishment and consumed by the establishment or sold by the same establishment, then include the total cost for generating electricity under this category, valued at the purchasers' price.
Electricity sold or transferred unit
Electricity sold or transferred unit
Electricity sold or transferred unit
Electricity sold or transferred unit
Electricity sold or transferred unit
Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise - Enter the value of electricity supplied or sold for other enterprises purchased by your establishment valued at the purchasers' price.
Q.4.3.a.3.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.3.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.3.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.3.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.3.Quantity
Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise - Enter the value of electricity supplied or sold for other enterprises purchased by your establishment valued at the purchasers' price.
Q.4.3.a.3.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.3.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.3.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.3.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.3.D.Cost
Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise - Enter the value of electricity supplied or sold for other enterprises purchased by your establishment valued at the purchasers' price.
Consumed(43a1+43a2-43a2) unit
Consumed(43a1+43a2-43a2) unit
Consumed(43a1+43a2-43a2) unit
Consumed(43a1+43a2-43a2) unit
Consumed(43a1+43a2-43a2) unit
Consumed - Maximum quantity of electricity was consumed by your establishments, other establishments of the same enterprise and sold for
other enterprises should be included here. The total of 1) Electricity purchased 2) Generated whether for own use or for sale less 3) Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise
Q.4.3.a.4.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.4.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.4.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.4.Quantity
Q.4.3.a.4.Quantity
Consumed - Maximum quantity of electricity was consumed by your establishments, other establishments of the same enterprise and sold for
other enterprises should be included here. The total of 1) Electricity purchased 2) Generated whether for own use or for sale 3) Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise
Q.4.3.a.4.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.4.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.4.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.4.D.Cost
Q.4.3.a.4.D.Cost
Consumed - Maximum quantity of electricity was consumed by your establishments, other establishments of the same enterprise and sold for
other enterprises should be included here. The total of 1) Electricity purchased 2)
Generated whether for own use or for sale 3) Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise
Maximum demand units
Maximum demand units
Maximum demand units
Maximum demand units
Maximum demand units
Maximum Demand KVA
Maximum demand Qty.
Maximum demand Qty.
Maximum demand Qty.
Maximum demand Qty.
Maximum demand Qty.
Maximum Demand quantity
Self generation capacity unit
Self generation capacity unit
Self generation capacity unit
Self generation capacity unit
Self generation capacity unit
Installed self generation capacity - Enter the maximum electricity capacity that could be generated by your own generators
Self generation capacity Qty.
Self generation capacity Qty.
Self generation capacity Qty.
Self generation capacity Qty.
Self generation capacity Qty.
Installed self generation capacity - Enter the maximum electricity capacity that could be generated by your own generators
Electricity purchased Units
Electricity purchased Units
Electricity purchased Units
Electricity purchased Units
Electricity purchased Units
Electricity purchased - Purchased electricity should be included in the cost of electricity purchased during each year from CEB or other enterprises or
received from other establishments of the same enterprise. Please refer monthly electricity bills in order to calculate the annual consumption data.
Q.4.3.b.1.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.1.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.1.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.1.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.1.Quantity
Electricity purchased - Purchased electricity should be included in the cost of electricity purchased during each year from CEB or other enterprises or
received from other establishments of the same enterprise. Please refer monthly electricity bills in order to calculate the annual consumption data.
Q.4.3.b.1.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.1.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.1.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.1.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.1.D.Cost
Electricity purchased - Purchased electricity should be included in the cost of electricity purchased during each year from CEB or other enterprises or
received from other establishments of the same enterprise. Please refer monthly electricity bills in order to calculate the annual consumption data.
Generated own use or sale unit
Generated own use or sale unit
Generated own use or sale unit
Generated own use or sale unit
Generated own use or sale unit
Generated whether for own use or for sale - If the electricity was generated by your establishment and consumed by the establishment or sold by the same establishment, then include the total cost for generating electricity under this category, valued at the purchasers' price.
Q.4.3.b.2.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.2.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.2.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.2.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.2.Quantity
Generated whether for own use or for sale - If the electricity was generated by your establishment and consumed by the establishment or sold by the same establishment, then include the total cost for generating electricity under this category, valued at the purchasers' price.
Q.4.3.b.2.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.2.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.2.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.2.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.2.D.Cost
Generated whether for own use or for sale - If the electricity was generated by your establishment and consumed by the establishment or sold by the same establishment, then include the total cost for generating electricity under this category, valued at the purchasers' price.
Electricity sold or transferred unit
Electricity sold or transferred unit
Electricity sold or transferred unit
Electricity sold or transferred unit
Electricity sold or transferred unit
Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise - Enter the value of electricity supplied or sold for other enterprises purchased by your establishment valued at the purchasers' price.
Q.4.3.b.3.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.3.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.3.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.3.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.3.Quantity
Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise - Enter the value of electricity supplied or sold for other enterprises purchased by your establishment valued at the purchasers' price.
Q.4.3.b.3.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.3.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.3.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.3.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.3.D.Cost
Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise - Enter the value of electricity supplied or sold for other enterprises purchased by your establishment valued at the purchasers' price.
Consumed(43a1+43a2-43a2) unit
Consumed(43a1+43a2-43a2) unit
Consumed(43a1+43a2-43a2) unit
Consumed(43a1+43a2-43a2) unit
Consumed(43a1+43a2-43a2) unit
Consumed - Maximum quantity of electricity was consumed by your establishments, other establishments of the same enterprise and sold for
other enterprises should be included here. The total of 1) Electricity purchased 2)
Generated whether for own use or for sale less 3) Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise
Q.4.3.b.4.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.4.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.4.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.4.Quantity
Q.4.3.b.4.Quantity
Consumed - Maximum quantity of electricity was consumed by your establishments, other establishments of the same enterprise and sold for
other enterprises should be included here. The total of 1) Electricity purchased 2)
Generated whether for own use or for sale 3) Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise
Q.4.3.b.4.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.4.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.4.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.4.D.Cost
Q.4.3.b.4.D.Cost
Consumed - Maximum quantity of electricity was consumed by your establishments, other establishments of the same enterprise and sold for
other enterprises should be included here. The total of 1) Electricity purchased 2)
Generated whether for own use or for sale 3) Electricity sold and electricity transferred to other establishments of the same enterprise
Maximum demand units
Maximum demand units
Maximum demand units
Maximum demand units
Maximum demand units
Maximum Demand KVA
Maximum demand Qty.
Maximum demand Qty.
Maximum demand Qty.
Maximum demand Qty.
Maximum demand Qty.
Maximum Demand Quantity
Self generation capacity unit
Self generation capacity unit
Self generation capacity unit
Self generation capacity unit
Self generation capacity unit
Installed self generation capacity - Enter the maximum electricity capacity that could be generated by your own generators
Self generation capacity Qty.
Self generation capacity Qty.
Self generation capacity Qty.
Self generation capacity Qty.
Self generation capacity Qty.
Installed self generation capacity - Enter the maximum electricity capacity that could be generated by your own generators
Purchased frm NWDB (units)
Purchased frm NWDB (units)
Purchased frm NWDB (units)
Purchased frm NWDB (units)
Purchased frm NWDB (units)
Q4.4.1 Purchased from National Water supply and Drainage Board - Unit of measure
Purchased frm NWDB (Qty)
Purchased frm NWDB (Qty)
Purchased frm NWDB (Qty)
Purchased frm NWDB (Qty)
Purchased frm NWDB (Qty)
Q4.4.1 Purchased from National Water supply and Drainage Board - Quantity
Purchased frm NWDB (Cost '000)
Purchased frm NWDB (Cost '000)
Purchased frm NWDB (Cost '000)
Purchased frm NWDB (Cost '000)
Purchased frm NWDB (Cost '000)
Q4.4.1 Purchased from National Water supply and Drainage Board - Cost
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (units)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (units)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (units)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (units)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (units)
Purchased from other pvt orgs - Unit of measure
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (Qty)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (Qty)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (Qty)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (Qty)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (Qty)
Purchased from other pvt orgs - Qty
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (Cost '000)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (Cost '000)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (Cost '000)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (Cost '000)
Purchased frm oth pvt orgs (Cost '000)
Purchased from other pvt orgs - Cost
Total cost (Rs '000)
Total cost (Rs '000)
Total cost (Rs '000)
Total cost (Rs '000)
Total cost (Rs '000)
Sum of costs of 4.4.1.4 and 4.4.2.4
Communication cost ('000)
Communication cost ('000)
Communication cost ('000)
Communication cost ('000)
Communication cost ('000)
Q4.5.1 Communication cost (Telephone, postage, e-mail, internet, fax etc)
Rent/leased cost ('000)
Rent/leased cost ('000)
Rent/leased cost ('000)
Rent/leased cost ('000)
Rent/leased cost ('000)
Q4.5.2 Rent/leased payments for fixed assets.
Non-industrial services Cost ('000)
Non-industrial services Cost ('000)
Non-industrial services Cost ('000)
Non-industrial services Cost ('000)
Non-industrial services Cost ('000)
Q4.5.3 All other non-industrial services (Advertising, Accounting services, Printing, Cleaning etc.)
4.4.3 Bank charges other than interest, service charge in respect of casualty insurance (difference between premiums paid and claims received) amounts paid for storage and warehousing, cleaning costs and waste disposal, printing costs, newspaper and periodical subscriptions, advertising fees, accounting services, consulting services and so forth.
Other costs (Bonuses, Tips, costs for National ceremonies, mostings of shareholders/Managers, cleaning costs and waste disposal etc)
Total value of non-industrial Cost ('000)
Total value of non-industrial Cost ('000)
Total value of non-industrial Cost ('000)
Total value of non-industrial Cost ('000)
Total value of non-industrial Cost ('000)
Total value of non-industrial costs (sum of 4.5.1, 4.5.2 and 4.5.3)
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Province
Province
Province
Province
Province
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
1
Urban
2
Rural
3
Estate
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Total
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Total
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Total
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Total
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Total
5.1 The fixed assets acquired from others should be valued at purchasers' prices. These values comprise cost of purchase of the fixed asset on the
market, customs duties, purchase and other indirect taxes and fees paid to government, transport delivery and installation charges, direct preliminary outlay such as site clearance and professional fees. The cost of fixed assets acquired during the year that have not been previously used in Sri Lanka should be include in this category.
Q5.1.2 Total cost of new fixed assets purchased (that have not been used before in Sri Lanka)
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Bldg & other
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Bldg & other
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Bldg & other
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Bldg & other
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Bldg & other
5.1 The fixed assets acquired from others should be valued at purchasers' prices. These values comprise cost of purchase of the fixed asset on the
market, customs duties, purchase and other indirect taxes and fees paid to government, transport delivery and installation charges, direct preliminary outlay such as site clearance and professional fees. The cost of fixed assets acquired during the year that have not been previously used in Sri Lanka should be include in this category.
Q5.1.4 Total cost of new fixed assets purchased (that have not been used before in Sri Lanka) under buildings and other constructions
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Mach & Equip
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Mach & Equip
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Mach & Equip
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Mach & Equip
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Mach & Equip
5.1 The fixed assets acquired from others should be valued at purchasers' prices. These values comprise cost of purchase of the fixed asset on the
market, customs duties, purchase and other indirect taxes and fees paid to government, transport delivery and installation charges, direct preliminary outlay such as site clearance and professional fees. The cost of fixed assets acquired during the year that have not been previously used in Sri Lanka should be include in this category.
Q5.1.5 Total cost of new fixed assets purchased (that have not been used before in Sri Lanka) under Machinery & equipment (except transport)
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Transport
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Transport
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Transport
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Transport
Cost of New FA purchased not used in SL - Transport
5.1 The fixed assets acquired from others should be valued at purchasers' prices. These values comprise cost of purchase of the fixed asset on the
market, customs duties, purchase and other indirect taxes and fees paid to government, transport delivery and installation charges, direct preliminary outlay such as site clearance and professional fees. The cost of fixed assets acquired during the year that have not been previously used in Sri Lanka should be include in this category.
Q5.1.6 Total cost of new fixed assets purchased (that have not been used before in Sri Lanka) under transport equipment
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Total
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Total
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Total
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Total
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Total
5.2 Second hand fixed assets purchased - Include all assets that have been previously used in Sri Lanka.
Q5.2.2 Total cost of second hand fixed assets that had been used in Sri lanka prior to their purchase
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Land
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Land
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Land
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Land
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Land
5.2 Second hand fixed assets purchased - Include all assets that have been previously used in Sri Lanka.
Q.5.2.3 Total cost of second hand fixed assets that had been used in Sri lanka prior to their purchase under Land
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Bldg & cons.
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Bldg & cons.
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Bldg & cons.
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Bldg & cons.
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Bldg & cons.
5.2 Second hand fixed assets purchased - Include all assets that have been previously used in Sri Lanka.
Q.5.2.4 Total cost of second hand fixed assets that had been used in Sri lanka prior to their purchase under buildings and other constructions
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Mach & equip.
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Mach & equip.
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Mach & equip.
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Mach & equip.
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Mach & equip.
5.2 Second hand fixed assets purchased - Include all assets that have been previously used in Sri Lanka.
Q.5.2.5 Total cost of second hand fixed assets that had been used in Sri lanka prior to their purchase under Machinery & equipment
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Transport
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Transport
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Transport
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Transport
Cost of S/hand FA purchased & used in SL - Transport
5.2 Second hand fixed assets purchased - Include all assets that have been previously used in Sri Lanka.
Q.5.2.6 Total cost of second hand fixed assets that had been used in Sri lanka prior to their purchase under Transport equipment
Cost of alterations, improvements - Total
Cost of alterations, improvements - Total
Cost of alterations, improvements - Total
Cost of alterations, improvements - Total
Cost of alterations, improvements - Total
5.3 Include the cost of major addition, alterations and improvement existing fixed assets that are charge to capital assets, exclude expenditure for current maintenance and repair.
Q.5.3.2 Total cost of alterations, renovations and improvements during the year
Cost of alterations, improvements - Bldg & cons.
Cost of alterations, improvements - Bldg & cons.
Cost of alterations, improvements - Bldg & cons.
Cost of alterations, improvements - Bldg & cons.
Cost of alterations, improvements - Bldg & cons.
5.3 Include the cost of major addition, alterations and improvement existing fixed assets that are charge to capital assets, exclude expenditure for current maintenance and repair.
Q.5.3.4 Total cost of alterations, renovations and improvements during the year under bldg & equip.
Cost of alterations, improvements - Mach. & equip
Cost of alterations, improvements - Mach. & equip
Cost of alterations, improvements - Mach. & equip
Cost of alterations, improvements - Mach. & equip
Cost of alterations, improvements - Mach. & equip
5.3 Include the cost of major addition, alterations and improvement existing fixed assets that are charge to capital assets, exclude expenditure for current maintenance and repair.
Q.5.3.5 Total cost of alterations, renovations and improvements during the year under Mech. & Equip.
Cost of alterations, improvements - Transport
Cost of alterations, improvements - Transport
Cost of alterations, improvements - Transport
Cost of alterations, improvements - Transport
Cost of alterations, improvements - Transport
5.3 Include the cost of major addition, alterations and improvement existing fixed assets that are charge to capital assets, exclude expenditure for current maintenance and repair.
Q.5.3.6 Total cost of alterations, renovations and improvements during the year under Transport Equip.
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Total
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Total
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Total
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Total
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Total
5.4 Include the cost of fixed assets produced on own accounts i.e. the value of new fixed assets and additions and improvement to existing fixed assets made by the establishment's own labour force report either the cost of labour materials consumed and appropriate overheads or charge made to capital (fixed assets) accounts.
Q.5.4.2 Total cost of own-account fixed assets produced
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Bldg. & cons.
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Bldg. & cons.
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Bldg. & cons.
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Bldg. & cons.
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Bldg. & cons.
5.4 Include the cost of fixed assets produced on own accounts i.e. the value of new fixed assets and additions and improvement to existing fixed assets made by the establishment's own labour force report either the cost of labour materials consumed and appropriate overheads or charge made to capital (fixed assets) accounts.
Q.5.4.4 Total cost of own-account fixed assets produced under Bldg. & other constr.
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Mach. & equip.
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Mach. & equip.
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Mach. & equip.
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Mach. & equip.
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Mach. & equip.
5.4 Include the cost of fixed assets produced on own accounts i.e. the value of new fixed assets and additions and improvement to existing fixed assets made by the establishment's own labour force report either the cost of labour materials consumed and appropriate overheads or charge made to capital (fixed assets) accounts.
Q.5.4.5 Total cost of own-account fixed assets produced under Mach. & equip.
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Transport
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Transport
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Transport
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Transport
Cost of own-a/c FA produced - Transport
5.4 Include the cost of fixed assets produced on own accounts i.e. the value of new fixed assets and additions and improvement to existing fixed assets made by the establishment's own labour force report either the cost of labour materials consumed and appropriate overheads or charge made to capital (fixed assets) accounts.
Q.5.4.6 Total cost of own-account fixed assets produced under Transport equip.
Val of sales of FA - Total
Val of sales of FA - Total
Val of sales of FA - Total
Val of sales of FA - Total
Val of sales of FA - Total
5.5 Sales of fixed assets should be value of the actual amounts realised rather than at book value.
Q.5.5.2 Value of sale of fixed assets of this establishment
Val of sales of FA - Land
Val of sales of FA - Land
Val of sales of FA - Land
Val of sales of FA - Land
Val of sales of FA - Land
5.5 Sales of fixed assets should be value of the actual amounts realised rather than at book value.
Q.5.5.3 Value of sale of fixed assets of this establishment under land
Val of sales of FA - Bldg & cons.
Val of sales of FA - Bldg & cons.
Val of sales of FA - Bldg & cons.
Val of sales of FA - Bldg & cons.
Val of sales of FA - Bldg & cons.
5.5 Sales of fixed assets should be value of the actual amounts realised rather than at book value.
Q.5.5.4 Value of sale of fixed assets of this establishment under bldg. & other constr.
Val of sales of FA - Mach & equip
Val of sales of FA - Mach & equip
Val of sales of FA - Mach & equip
Val of sales of FA - Mach & equip
Val of sales of FA - Mach & equip
5.5 Sales of fixed assets should be value of the actual amounts realised rather than at book value.
Q.5.5.5 Value of sale of fixed assets of this establishment under mach. & equipment
Val of sales of FA - Transport
Val of sales of FA - Transport
Val of sales of FA - Transport
Val of sales of FA - Transport
Val of sales of FA - Transport
5.5 Sales of fixed assets should be value of the actual amounts realised rather than at book value.
Q.5.5.6 Value of sale of fixed assets of this establishment under transport equipment.
Gross additions - Total
Gross additions - Total
Gross additions - Total
Gross additions - Total
Gross additions - Total
Sum of New fixed assets, Second hand fixed assets, Alterations, Own-account FA's, Value of sale of FA's
Q.5.6.2 Gross additions to this establishment
Gross additions - Land
Gross additions - Land
Gross additions - Land
Gross additions - Land
Gross additions - Land
Sum of New fixed assets, Second hand fixed assets, Alterations, Own-account FA's, Value of sale of FA's under land
Q.5.6.3 Gross additions to this establishment under land
Gross additions - Bldg & const
Gross additions - Bldg & const
Gross additions - Bldg & const
Gross additions - Bldg & const
Gross additions - Bldg & const
Sum of New fixed assets, Second hand fixed assets, Alterations, Own-account FA's, Value of sale of FA's under bldg. & other constr.
Q.5.6.4 Gross additions to this establishment under bldg. & const.
Gross additions - Mach & equip.
Gross additions - Mach & equip.
Gross additions - Mach & equip.
Gross additions - Mach & equip.
Gross additions - Mach & equip.
Sum of New fixed assets, Second hand fixed assets, Alterations, Own-account FA's, Value of sale of FA's under Mach. & equip
Q.5.6.5 Gross additions to this establishment under Mach & equip.
Gross additions - Transport
Gross additions - Transport
Gross additions - Transport
Gross additions - Transport
Gross additions - Transport
Sum of New fixed assets, Second hand fixed assets, Alterations, Own-account FA's, Value of sale of FA's under transport equip.
Q.5.6.6 Gross additions to this establishment under transport equip.
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Province
Province
Province
Province
Province
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
1
Urban
2
Rural
3
Estate
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
6.1.1.1 Item
6.1.1.1 Item
6.1.1.1 Item
6.1.1.1 Item
6.1.1.1 Item
Products: Please record about all the shipments, produced in the establishment. If more than one product are produced record separately.
Eg. 1. Shirts (Tetron) 2. Bakery products - Bread, Bun 3. Papadam 4. Windows Please record the principal products of your industry up to six products.
6.1.1.1 Item unit
6.1.1.1 Item unit
6.1.1.1 Item unit
6.1.1.1 Item unit
6.1.1.1 Item unit
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.1 Item Qty.
6.1.1.1 Item Qty.
6.1.1.1 Item Qty.
6.1.1.1 Item Qty.
6.1.1.1 Item Qty.
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.1 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.1 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.1 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.1 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.1 Item Value(Rs.'000)
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.2 Item
6.1.1.2 Item
6.1.1.2 Item
6.1.1.2 Item
6.1.1.2 Item
Products: Please record about all the shipments, produced in the establishment. If more than one product are produced record separately.
Eg. 1. Shirts (Tetron) 2. Bakery products - Bread, Bun 3. Papadam 4. Windows Please record the principal products of your industry up to six products.
6.1.1.2 Item unit
6.1.1.2 Item unit
6.1.1.2 Item unit
6.1.1.2 Item unit
6.1.1.2 Item unit
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.2 Item Qty.
6.1.1.2 Item Qty.
6.1.1.2 Item Qty.
6.1.1.2 Item Qty.
6.1.1.2 Item Qty.
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.2 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.2 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.2 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.2 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.2 Item Value(Rs.'000)
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.3 Item
6.1.1.3 Item
6.1.1.3 Item
6.1.1.3 Item
6.1.1.3 Item
Products: Please record about all the shipments, produced in the establishment. If more than one product are produced record separately.
Eg. 1. Shirts (Tetron) 2. Bakery products - Bread, Bun 3. Papadam 4. Windows Please record the principal products of your industry up to six products.
6.1.1.3 Item unit
6.1.1.3 Item unit
6.1.1.3 Item unit
6.1.1.3 Item unit
6.1.1.3 Item unit
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.3 Item Qty.
6.1.1.3 Item Qty.
6.1.1.3 Item Qty.
6.1.1.3 Item Qty.
6.1.1.3 Item Qty.
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.3 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.3 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.3 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.3 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.3 Item Value(Rs.'000)
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.4 Item
6.1.1.4 Item
6.1.1.4 Item
6.1.1.4 Item
6.1.1.4 Item
Products: Please record about all the shipments, produced in the establishment. If more than one product are produced record separately.
Eg. 1. Shirts (Tetron) 2. Bakery products - Bread, Bun 3. Papadam 4. Windows Please record the principal products of your industry up to six products.
6.1.1.4 Item unit
6.1.1.4 Item unit
6.1.1.4 Item unit
6.1.1.4 Item unit
6.1.1.4 Item unit
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.4 Item Qty.
6.1.1.4 Item Qty.
6.1.1.4 Item Qty.
6.1.1.4 Item Qty.
6.1.1.4 Item Qty.
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.4 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.4 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.4 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.4 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.4 Item Value(Rs.'000)
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.5 Item
6.1.1.5 Item
6.1.1.5 Item
6.1.1.5 Item
6.1.1.5 Item
Products: Please record about all the shipments, produced in the establishment. If more than one product are produced record separately.
Eg. 1. Shirts (Tetron) 2. Bakery products - Bread, Bun 3. Papadam 4. Windows Please record the principal products of your industry up to six products.
6.1.1.5 Item unit
6.1.1.5 Item unit
6.1.1.5 Item unit
6.1.1.5 Item unit
6.1.1.5 Item unit
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.5 Item Qty.
6.1.1.5 Item Qty.
6.1.1.5 Item Qty.
6.1.1.5 Item Qty.
6.1.1.5 Item Qty.
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.5 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.5 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.5 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.5 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.5 Item Value(Rs.'000)
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.6 Item
6.1.1.6 Item
6.1.1.6 Item
6.1.1.6 Item
6.1.1.6 Item
Products: Please record about all the shipments, produced in the establishment. If more than one product are produced record separately.
Eg. 1. Shirts (Tetron) 2. Bakery products - Bread, Bun 3. Papadam 4. Windows Please record the principal products of your industry up to six products.
6.1.1.6 Item unit
6.1.1.6 Item unit
6.1.1.6 Item unit
6.1.1.6 Item unit
6.1.1.6 Item unit
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.6 Item Qty.
6.1.1.6 Item Qty.
6.1.1.6 Item Qty.
6.1.1.6 Item Qty.
6.1.1.6 Item Qty.
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.6 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.6 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.6 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.6 Item Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.6 Item Value(Rs.'000)
Record the values of all shipments of the establishment within the calendar year 2003 or 2003/04 fiscal year.
6.1.1.7 Other products Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.7 Other products Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.7 Other products Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.7 Other products Value(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.7 Other products Value(Rs.'000)
Other products value in Rs according to producer's price
6.1.1.8 Total value of shipments(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.8 Total value of shipments(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.8 Total value of shipments(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.8 Total value of shipments(Rs.'000)
6.1.1.8 Total value of shipments(Rs.'000)
Total value according to producers' price in Rs.
6.1.1.1 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.1 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.1 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.1 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.1 Item Qty 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.1 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.1 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.1 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.1 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.1 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.1 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.1 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.1 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.1 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.1 Item Qty 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.1 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.1 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.1 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.1 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.1 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.2 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.2 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.2 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.2 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.2 Item Qty 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.2 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.2 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.2 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.2 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.2 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.2 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.2 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.2 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.2 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.2 Item Qty 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.2 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.2 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.2 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.2 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.2 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.3 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.3 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.3 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.3 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.3 Item Qty 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.3 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.3 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.3 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.3 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.3 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.3 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.3 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.3 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.3 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.3 Item Qty 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.3 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.3 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.3 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.3 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.3 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.4 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.4 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.4 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.4 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.4 Item Qty 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.4 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.4 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.4 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.4 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.4 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.4 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.4 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.4 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.4 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.4 Item Qty 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.4 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.4 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.4 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.4 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.4 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.5 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.5 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.5 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.5 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.5 Item Qty 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.5 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.5 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.5 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.5 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.5 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.5 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.5 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.5 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.5 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.5 Item Qty 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.5 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.5 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.5 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.5 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.5 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.6 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.6 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.6 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.6 Item Qty 2003/01/01
6.1.1.6 Item Qty 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.6 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.6 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.6 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.6 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.6 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.6 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.6 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.6 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.6 Item Qty 2003/12/31
6.1.1.6 Item Qty 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.6 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.6 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.6 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.6 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.6 Item value(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
Please enter the quantities and values of stocks of products for the beginning of the year and end of the year. Value should be reported on the basis of producer's price.
6.1.1.7 Total value other(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.7 Total value other(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.7 Total value other(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.7 Total value other(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.7 Total value other(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
Other products Value in Rs. 01-01-03
6.1.1.7 Total value other(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.7 Total value other(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.7 Total value other(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.7 Total value other(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.7 Total value other(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
Other products Value in Rs. 31-12-03
6.1.1.8 Total value shipment(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.8 Total value shipment(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.8 Total value shipment(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.8 Total value shipment(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
6.1.1.8 Total value shipment(Rs.'000) 2003/01/01
Total Value in Rs. 01-01-03
6.1.1.8 Total value shipment(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.8 Total value shipment(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.8 Total value shipment(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.8 Total value shipment(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
6.1.1.8 Total value shipment(Rs.'000) 2003/12/31
Total Value in Rs. 31-12-03
6.2.1 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.1 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.1 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.1 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.1 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.1 Report the value at actual invoice prices. of contract and commission work done for others in material owned by them during the reference year.
Receipt for contract work done for others on their materials
6.2.2 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.2 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.2 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.2 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.2 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.2 Report the value. at actual invoice prices of repair. maintenance and installation work rendered to other enterprises or to other establishments of the same enterprise or to individual customers
Receipts for repairs and installation work done for others
6.2.3 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.3 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.3 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.3 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.3 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.3 This item covers industrial work done and services rendered excluding those reported under 6.2.1 & 6.2.2. Include the value of scrap and refuse etc.
Receipts for industrial services, including sales of scrap and refuse etc
6.2.4 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.4 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.4 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.4 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.4 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.4 Goods shipped in the same condition as purchased should be valued in the same way as goods produced by this establishment. i.e. the invoice value
including taxes.
Sales of goods bought and sold in the same condition
6.2.5 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.5 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.5 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.5 Value(Rs.'000)
6.2.5 Value(Rs.'000)
Include the cost of all equipment (including plant etc.) building and other constructions manufactured or build by the establishment for its own use during the census reference period. as well as the costs of extensions, alterations, improvements and major repairs carried out by this establishment with own labour which prolong the life of existing fixed assets. Valuation should be at producers' prices or at direct cost plus appropriate portion of overheads.
Total cost of own-account fixed assets produced
6.2.6 Total(6.2.1 to 6.2.5) in(Rs.'000)
6.2.6 Total(6.2.1 to 6.2.5) in(Rs.'000)
6.2.6 Total(6.2.1 to 6.2.5) in(Rs.'000)
6.2.6 Total(6.2.1 to 6.2.5) in(Rs.'000)
6.2.6 Total(6.2.1 to 6.2.5) in(Rs.'000)
Total of 6.2.1 - 6.2.5
6.3.1 Value(Rs.'000)
6.3.1 Value(Rs.'000)
6.3.1 Value(Rs.'000)
6.3.1 Value(Rs.'000)
6.3.1 Value(Rs.'000)
Value of receipts for rental or lease of building and machinery
6.3 - Receipts for non-Industrial and other services - 2003
Summarized below are some categories of revenue from non industrial services to guide you in reporting other revenue earned by your establishment.
For others see reference list. Do not include following; dividends, interest or revenue received from sale of used capital goods.
Reference List for 6.3 section 6 "Non industrial and other services"
• Revenue from rental or lease of industrial equipments and buildings.
• Revenue from the operation of cafeterias, hostels, camps and other employee facilities except dwellings.
• Commissions received.
• Receipts for transport services rendered to others, other than the delivery of own products.
• Receipts for storage of goods, warehousing etc., including cold storage.
• Receipts for rights for patents, trademarks, copyrights etc., manufacturing & quarrying rights, technical "Know-how".
• Dealer's margins and other transfer costs in respect of transactions involving second hand goods and scrap, land, intangible assets (financial claims, leases, mineral rights, patents etc.)
• Any other revenue arising.
6.3.2 Commisions received in(Rs.'000)
6.3.2 Commisions received in(Rs.'000)
6.3.2 Commisions received in(Rs.'000)
6.3.2 Commisions received in(Rs.'000)
6.3.2 Commisions received in(Rs.'000)
Value of Commisions received
6.3 - Receipts for non-Industrial and other services - 2003
Summarized below are some categories of revenue from non industrial services to guide you in reporting other revenue earned by your establishment.
For others see reference list. Do not include following; dividends, interest or revenue received from sale of used capital goods.
Reference List for 6.3 section 6 "Non industrial and other services"
• Revenue from rental or lease of industrial equipments and buildings.
• Revenue from the operation of cafeterias, hostels, camps and other employee facilities except dwellings.
• Commissions received.
• Receipts for transport services rendered to others, other than the delivery of own products.
• Receipts for storage of goods, warehousing etc., including cold storage.
• Receipts for rights for patents, trademarks, copyrights etc., manufacturing & quarrying rights, technical "Know-how".
• Dealer's margins and other transfer costs in respect of transactions involving second hand goods and scrap, land, intangible assets (financial claims, leases, mineral rights, patents etc.)
• Any other revenue arising.
6.3.3 Other receipts-1 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-1 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-1 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-1 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-1 value(Rs.'000)
Value of Other receipts for non industrial services,
6.3 - Receipts for non-Industrial and other services - 2003
Summarized below are some categories of revenue from non industrial services to guide you in reporting other revenue earned by your establishment.
For others see reference list. Do not include following; dividends, interest or revenue received from sale of used capital goods.
Reference List for 6.3 section 6 "Non industrial and other services"
• Revenue from rental or lease of industrial equipments and buildings.
• Revenue from the operation of cafeterias, hostels, camps and other employee facilities except dwellings.
• Commissions received.
• Receipts for transport services rendered to others, other than the delivery of own products.
• Receipts for storage of goods, warehousing etc., including cold storage.
• Receipts for rights for patents, trademarks, copyrights etc., manufacturing & quarrying rights, technical "Know-how".
• Dealer's margins and other transfer costs in respect of transactions involving second hand goods and scrap, land, intangible assets (financial claims, leases, mineral rights, patents etc.)
• Any other revenue arising.
6.3.3 Other receipts-2 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-2 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-2 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-2 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-2 value(Rs.'000)
Value of Other receipts for non industrial services,
6.3 - Receipts for non-Industrial and other services - 2003
Summarized below are some categories of revenue from non industrial services to guide you in reporting other revenue earned by your establishment.
For others see reference list. Do not include following; dividends, interest or revenue received from sale of used capital goods.
Reference List for 6.3 section 6 "Non industrial and other services"
• Revenue from rental or lease of industrial equipments and buildings.
• Revenue from the operation of cafeterias, hostels, camps and other employee facilities except dwellings.
• Commissions received.
• Receipts for transport services rendered to others, other than the delivery of own products.
• Receipts for storage of goods, warehousing etc., including cold storage.
• Receipts for rights for patents, trademarks, copyrights etc., manufacturing & quarrying rights, technical "Know-how".
• Dealer's margins and other transfer costs in respect of transactions involving second hand goods and scrap, land, intangible assets (financial claims, leases, mineral rights, patents etc.)
• Any other revenue arising.
6.3.3 Other receipts-3 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-3 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-3 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-3 value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Other receipts-3 value(Rs.'000)
Value of Other receipts for non industrial services,
6.3 - Receipts for non-Industrial and other services - 2003
Summarized below are some categories of revenue from non industrial services to guide you in reporting other revenue earned by your establishment.
For others see reference list. Do not include following; dividends, interest or revenue received from sale of used capital goods.
Reference List for 6.3 section 6 "Non industrial and other services"
• Revenue from rental or lease of industrial equipments and buildings.
• Revenue from the operation of cafeterias, hostels, camps and other employee facilities except dwellings.
• Commissions received.
• Receipts for transport services rendered to others, other than the delivery of own products.
• Receipts for storage of goods, warehousing etc., including cold storage.
• Receipts for rights for patents, trademarks, copyrights etc., manufacturing & quarrying rights, technical "Know-how".
• Dealer's margins and other transfer costs in respect of transactions involving second hand goods and scrap, land, intangible assets (financial claims, leases, mineral rights, patents etc.)
• Any other revenue arising.
6.3.3 Total Others value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Total Others value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Total Others value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Total Others value(Rs.'000)
6.3.3 Total Others value(Rs.'000)
Total Value of Other receipts for non industrial services,
6.3 - Receipts for non-Industrial and other services - 2003
Summarized below are some categories of revenue from non industrial services to guide you in reporting other revenue earned by your establishment.
For others see reference list. Do not include following; dividends, interest or revenue received from sale of used capital goods.
Reference List for 6.3 section 6 "Non industrial and other services"
• Revenue from rental or lease of industrial equipments and buildings.
• Revenue from the operation of cafeterias, hostels, camps and other employee facilities except dwellings.
• Commissions received.
• Receipts for transport services rendered to others, other than the delivery of own products.
• Receipts for storage of goods, warehousing etc., including cold storage.
• Receipts for rights for patents, trademarks, copyrights etc., manufacturing & quarrying rights, technical "Know-how".
• Dealer's margins and other transfer costs in respect of transactions involving second hand goods and scrap, land, intangible assets (financial claims, leases, mineral rights, patents etc.)
• Any other revenue arising.
6.3.4 Total value(Rs.'000)
6.3.4 Total value(Rs.'000)
6.3.4 Total value(Rs.'000)
6.3.4 Total value(Rs.'000)
6.3.4 Total value(Rs.'000)
Total value of Non industrial services (sum of 6.3.1,6.3.2 and 6.3.3)
6.3 - Receipts for non-Industrial and other services - 2003
Summarized below are some categories of revenue from non industrial services to guide you in reporting other revenue earned by your establishment.
For others see reference list. Do not include following; dividends, interest or revenue received from sale of used capital goods.
Reference List for 6.3 section 6 "Non industrial and other services"
• Revenue from rental or lease of industrial equipments and buildings.
• Revenue from the operation of cafeterias, hostels, camps and other employee facilities except dwellings.
• Commissions received.
• Receipts for transport services rendered to others, other than the delivery of own products.
• Receipts for storage of goods, warehousing etc., including cold storage.
• Receipts for rights for patents, trademarks, copyrights etc., manufacturing & quarrying rights, technical "Know-how".
• Dealer's margins and other transfer costs in respect of transactions involving second hand goods and scrap, land, intangible assets (financial claims, leases, mineral rights, patents etc.)
• Any other revenue arising.
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Record Type
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Reference number
Province
Province
Province
Province
Province
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
DS Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
GN Division
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
Sector
1
Urban
2
Rural
3
Estate
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
M.C/U.C/P.S
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Ward/Village/Estate
Contact person
Contact person
Contact person
Contact person
Contact person
Designation
Designation
Designation
Designation
Designation
Contact telephone
Contact telephone
Contact telephone
Contact telephone
Contact telephone
Enumerator visit date1
Enumerator visit date1
Enumerator visit date1
Enumerator visit date1
Enumerator visit date1
Enumerator visit date2
Enumerator visit date2
Enumerator visit date2
Enumerator visit date2
Enumerator visit date2
Enumerator visit date3
Enumerator visit date3
Enumerator visit date3
Enumerator visit date3
Enumerator visit date3
Result code-1
Result code-1
Result code-1
Result code-1
Result code-1
1
Completed
2
Deferred
3
Refused
4
Closed
5
Cannot be located
6
Out of scope
9
Other(Specify)
Result code-2
Result code-2
Result code-2
Result code-2
Result code-2
1
Completed
2
Deferred
3
Refused
4
Closed
5
Cannot be located
6
Out of scope
9
Other(Specify)
Result code-3
Result code-3
Result code-3
Result code-3
Result code-3
1
Completed
2
Deferred
3
Refused
4
Closed
5
Cannot be located
6
Out of scope
9
Other(Specify)
Time taken-1
Time taken-1
Time taken-1
Time taken-1
Time taken-1
Time taken-2
Time taken-2
Time taken-2
Time taken-2
Time taken-2
Time taken-3
Time taken-3
Time taken-3
Time taken-3
Time taken-3
Function Status
Function Status
Function Status
Function Status
Function Status
1
Labour problems
2
Non availability of quota / markets
3
Lack of raw materials
4
Other
9
9
Ocrns
Ocrns
Ocrns
Ocrns
Ocrns
1
1