Key Indicators of the Labour MarketInternational Labour Office Key Indicators of the Labour Market (KILM) offers data for over 200 countries for the years 1980 and 1990, 1995 and the latest available subsequent five years. The KILM Interactive Software duplicates the printed publication but includes information for all years after 1980, as well as the basic statistics used to calculate the indicators presented in the book...The software includes a mapping function for those who wish to visualize data geographically according to selected data characteristics. (back cover) |
Contents
List of tables | 5 |
List of figures | 16 |
Key issues in the labour market | 18 |
B1 Fertility rates and labour force participation rates of women aged 2534 years developed industrialized | 26 |
B7 Fertility rates and labour force participation rates of women aged 2534 years Latin America and the Caribbean | 32 |
XI | 53 |
1a Labour force participation rates of persons aged 15 years and over latest years | 56 |
Employmenttopopulation ratio | 87 |
12a Percentage point change in incidence of timerelated underemployment males and females earliest to latest | 400 |
13a Inactivity rates for the population aged 25 to 54 years latest years | 413 |
Educational attainment and illiteracy | 439 |
14a Distribution of male and female labour force by level of educational attainment 2001 | 442 |
Wage and labour cost indicators | 488 |
15a Percentage change in real wages selected economies 19902001 | 499 |
16a Change in real wages selected economies 19952001 | 533 |
285 | 584 |
Chapter 5 | 88 |
2a Employmenttopopulation ratios latest years | 89 |
Status in employment | 115 |
3a Distribution of workforce by status in employment selected economies 2001 | 118 |
4a Employment distribution by sector latest years | 141 |
Parttime workers | 220 |
5a Parttime employment rates selected economies actual hours all jobs covered 19902001 | 224 |
6a Percentage of males and females working more than 40 hours per week by regional grouping latest years | 239 |
Employment in the informal economy | 259 |
7a Employment in the informal sector harmonized definition as a percentage of total employment latest years | 266 |
Unemployment underemployment and inactivity indicators | 281 |
8a Total unemployment rates latest years | 289 |
Youth unemployment | 331 |
9a Youth and adult unemployment rates 2001 | 334 |
9c Youth unemployment rate informal economy employment and the ratio of youthtoadult unemployment rates | 336 |
10a Economies with incidence of longterm unemployment below 10 per cent or over 50 per cent latest years | 360 |
Timerelated underemployment | 362 |
11a Ratio of unemployed to labour force by level of educational attainment selected economies 2001 | 376 |
17a Relative hourly compensation costs US100 2001 | 592 |
18a Labour productivity growth rates 19802001 | 612 |
331 | 619 |
411 | 626 |
489 | 639 |
Occupational wage and earning indices | 655 |
Chapter 7 | 662 |
18e Labour productivity agriculture forestry and fisheries | 676 |
Labour market flows | 705 |
Matrix of transitions from initial status at time t1 to final status at time t | 706 |
Labour market flows | 707 |
Poverty and income distribution | 721 |
Poverty and income distribution | 725 |
20a Percentage point change in proportion of population living below the national poverty line earliest to latest | 727 |
International Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities ISIC | 739 |
Appendix tables | 774 |
E1 Availability of KILM data worldwide and by regional and subregional grouping | 850 |
Common terms and phrases
Agriculture and forestry Asia Break in series Caribbean cent contributing family workers Coverage limitation Data are derived Derived Fisheries derived from micro-sources Employment-to-population ratio Europe Cyprus exchange rate Extrapolated Excluding conscripts Extrapolated from 1995 Extrapolated with trend FAO1 FAO2 Female force participation rates Forestry forestry and fisheries Forestry Extrapolated GDP per person Geographic limitation HS CE ISIC2 HS CLF HS TE 15 Imputed from employee informal economy International Labour Organization ISIC ISIC2 ISIC3 KILM LABORSTA HS TLF labour costs labour force participation labour force survey labour productivity Labour Statistics Latin America M F MF M F ment Methodology revised MF M F MF occupations OECD HS TLF OECDLFS HS OECDNA OECDNA Extrapolated percentage poverty line Quarterly Reference period Republic Romania sector SIAL SIAL HS sources standard age groups TLF ISCED-76 transition economies trend of Agriculture unemployment rate Urban areas women
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