Main characteristics of self-employed groups without employees — Year 2012

Table I.3.1.19 — Main characteristics of self-employed groups (*) without employees — Year 2012 (values in thousands, years, percentages). The term ‘self-employed person’ means a person who, by means of contracts of employment, ‘must carry out, by way of consideration, a work or service, with predominantly his own work and without a relationship of subordination to the client’ (Article 2222 of the Civil Code). The modes, place and time of execution of the work or service are controlled freely by the same worker. In the Labour Force Survey è it is possible to distinguish the self-employed on the basis of certain characteristics: whether or not to have staff employed, to work for one or more; customers or clients (monocomers and multi-committers), whether or not they have to comply with certain organisational constraints due to the client’s organisational requirements regarding the place where to carry out their activityà or the time of the