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. 2021 May 19;70:102580. doi: 10.1016/j.healthplace.2021.102580

Appendix Table 2.

Variables used for the deprivation index

Variable Numerator Denominator
Manual worker Population (>16) employed or unemployed which worked in places coded according to CNO-11 as 5 + 6+7 + 8+91 Population (>16) employed or unemployed
Occasional salaried Population (>16) employed or unemployed that worked before eventually nor temporally Population (>16) employed or unemployed
Unemployment Population (>16) unemployed and who is looking for the first job Labour force
Insufficient instruction Population (>16) illiterate, with less than 5 years of school and those who did not reached finishing compulsory education Population (>16)
Insufficient instruction in young people Population (16–29) illiterate, with less than 5 years going to school and those who did not reached finishing compulsory education Population (16–29)
Households with no internet access Households with no internet service contracted Total number of households

Variables used in the 2011 SES′ socioeconomic deprivation index (Data source: https://www.seepidemiologia.es/documents/dummy/ManualIP2011.pdf).

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The Clasificación Nacional de Ocupaciones 2011 (CNO-2011) (National Occupation Classification, 2011) code's meaning is: 5 (Restauration, personal, protection and selling services), 6 (Workers in farming, livestock, forestry or fishery), 7 (people employed as craftsman, manufacturing and construction), 8 (people working as machine or assembly operators) and, finally, 9 (essential workers).