Employment and unemployment
Emploment statistics count and describe people with paid jobs though varying definitions of employment and unemployment in the Pacific make it difficult to analyse and compare labour market data.
In general, unemployment statistics count and describe people who don't have a paid job but could be working. An unemployed person is defined as someone who:
- is of working age
- has no paid job
- is available for work
- has looked for work in the last x number of weeks (x varies between countries).
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PDH.stat datasets
- .statPopulation by labour force and employment statusStatus of employment for people aged 15+. Number of people who are in/out of the labour force, employed or unemployed. [...]
- .statLabour force participation rates and unemployment ratesLabour force participation rate: number of people aged 15+ in the labour force as a percentage of the working-age population (aged 15+). [...]
Key Reports
pdfKiribati Census Atlas
PDF | 8.03 MB
pdfLabour in Kiribati: based on analysis of the 2019/20 household income and expenditure survey
PDF | 4.13 MB
pdfPacific Statistical/Economic Briefing: COVID-19 Economic Impacts - Quarter 2, 2021
PDF | 1.2 MB
pdfPacific Statistical/Economic Briefing: COVID-19 Economic Impacts - Quarter 1, 2021
PDF | 2.16 MB