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The very sharp increase in employment following the 2020 health crisis was accompanied by a greater divergence than in the past between the Employment Estimates on the one hand, and those of the EEC on the other. , employment increased sharply in the EEC, by 1.27 million jobs, but it increased more in the Employment Estimates, with 455,000 additional job creations.

Why have these gaps increased? Three main factors explain this divergence, contributing to the total for around three-quarters:
– a very marked dynamism of employment since 2019 for types of employment more overseas chinese database under-reported than others by people responding to the EEC (work-study students, micro-entrepreneurs, seniors);

– differences related to the scope and sampling of the EEC (non-coverage of people living in communities, under-coverage of recently built housing);
– finally, an under-representation in the Employment survey of the employment of people born abroad.