Table of contents Featured publication See also Introduction The COVID Monitor database provides access to several of the indicators regularly featured in the ILO Monitor: COVID-19 and the world of work. It focusses on the evolution of working hours relative to the last pre-crisis quarter (the fourth quarter of 2019). Concepts and definitions The main …
Table of contents Statistical standards Featured publication See also Introduction The ILOSTAT database on youth labour market statistics is a set of indicators describing the labour market situation of young people between the ages of 15 and 29 years. It includes indicators on the labour force, employment, unemployment, school-to-work transitions, working time and earnings. Concepts …
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Table of contents Statistical standards Featured publication See also Introduction The ILOSTAT database on disability labour market statistics is a set of indicators describing the gaps in the labour market outcomes between persons with and without disabilities. It includes indicators on the labour force, employment, unemployment, working time and earnings. Concepts and definitions The labour …
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Table of contents Featured publication See also Introduction As a custodian agency, the ILO reports to the UN data for 14 SDG indicators, grouped under 5 of the 17 Goals. The statistical indicators are presented in the ILOSDG database. These figures may differ from those in the UN SDG Global Indicators Database. Data are reported to the …
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Introduction Labour cost provides an estimate of employers’ expenditure toward the employment of its workforce. It complements statistics on earnings because they reflect the two main facets of existing employment-related income measures: earnings aims to measure the income of employees, while labour cost show the costs incurred by employers for employing them. ILOSTAT contains a …
Table of contents Statistical standards Featured publication See also Introduction Child labour remains a persistent problem in the world today. It is a complex phenomenon as not all work done by children can be regarded as child labour. A distinction must be made between child labour, on the one hand, and children’s activities considered part of …
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Table of contents Statistical standards Featured publication See also Introduction The ILOSTAT database on International Labour Migration Statistics (ILMS) is a set of indicators describing the number and profile of international migrant workers, their situation in the labour market and employment patterns, their main origin and destination countries and the magnitude of inward and outward …
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Introduction Volunteer work covers a wide range of unpaid activities performed by individuals to help others, to contribute to their communities, the environment, and to support different organizations. Available national data shows that people in all regions and from a wide range of social, cultural and economic backgrounds engage in volunteer work. Volunteer work helps …
Table of contents Statistical standards Featured publication See also Introduction The ILO and UN-Women joined forces to produce a new international database with novel indicators which allow us to study the impact of family life on labour market participation. In particular, the data show how the labour force participation of women and men aged 25 …
Introduction The unemployment rate is probably the best-known labour market measure and certainly one of the most widely quoted by media in many countries. The unemployment rate is a useful measure of the underutilization of the labour supply. It reflects the inability of an economy to generate employment for those persons who want to work …