Select emp where wu 2

I have a table
emp_wu
ID_EMP number
WORUNIT VARCHAR2
END_DATE DATE
and data:
12 DEV 01.01.2002
12 SOF 01.01.2003
12 SEL 05.02.2003
15 SEL 01.01.2003
15 HAR 01.05.2003
15 SEL 01.06.2003
16 SOF 05.01.2003
16 HAR 29.10.2003
I want to select all emp. from emp_wu table where emp
have worked for more than two (2) workunit?
12 DEV 01.01.2002
12 SOF 01.01.2003
12 SEL 05.02.2003
15 SEL 01.01.2003
15 HAR 01.05.2003
15 SEL 01.06.2003

select id_emp
from emp_wu
group by id_emp
having count(*) >2

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3          3TC+ABACAVIR+AZT *            101E         01-FEB-2007 321     1
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