tmp2A01

1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
1996 Qtr.1
1996 Qtr.2
1996 Qtr.3
1996 Qtr.4
1997 Qtr.1
1997 Qtr.2
1997 Qtr.3
1997 Qtr.4
1998 Qtr.1
1998 Qtr.2
1998 Qtr.3
1998 Qtr.4
1999 Qtr.1
1999 Qtr.2
1999 Qtr.3
1999 Qtr.4
2000 Qtr.1
2000 Qtr.2
2000 Qtr.3
2000 Qtr.4
2001 Qtr.1
2001 Qtr.2
2001 Qtr.3
2001 Qtr.4
2002 Qtr.1
2002 Qtr.2
2002 Qtr.3
2002 Qtr.4
2003 Qtr.1
2003 Qtr.2
2003 Qtr.3

2003 Qtr.4
2004 Qtr.1
2004 Qtr.2
2004 Qtr.3
2004 Qtr.4
2005 Qtr.1
2005 Qtr.2
2005 Qtr.3
2005 Qtr.4
2006 Qtr.1
2006 Qtr.2
2006 Qtr.3
2006 Qtr.4
2007 Qtr.1
2007 Qtr.2
2007 Qtr.3
2007 Qtr.4
2008 Qtr.1
2008 Qtr.2
2008 Qtr.3
2008 Qtr.4
2009 Qtr.1
2009 Qtr.2
2009 Qtr.3
2009 Qtr.4
2010 Qtr.1
2010 Qtr.2
2010 Qtr.3
2010 Qtr.4
2011 Qtr.1
2011 Qtr.2
2011 Qtr.3
2011 Qtr.4
2012 Qtr.1
2012 Qtr.2
2012 Qtr.3
2012 Qtr.4
2013 Qtr.1
2013 Qtr.2
2013 Qtr.3
2013 Qtr.4
2014 Qtr.1
2014 Qtr.2

Labour force, employed population and unemployed population by sex

'000

2011 Qtr.1
Qtr.2
Qtr.3
Qtr.4
2012 Qtr.1
Qtr.2
Qtr.3
Qtr.4
2013 Qtr.1
Qtr.2
Qtr.3
Qtr.4

Labour force*

Employed population*

Unemployed population*

By gender

By gender

By gender

Total
Same
Period
Varianc
e

328.8
332.2
339.9
344.3
346.8
345.7
351.2
356.7
358.6
364.0
371.2
377.2

1.71
1.81
3.13
4.05
5.47
4.07
3.32
3.59
3.40
5.27
5.69
5.76

Male
'000

166.8
168.6
173.3
175.8
178.1
178.2
182.0
184.4
183.4
185.0
191.1
195.3

Female
'000

161.9
163.6
166.6
168.5
168.7
167.5
169.2
172.2
175.1
179.0
180.1
181.9

'000

Total
Same
Period
Varianc
e

320.0
323.2
330.7
336.6
340.0
338.6
344.2
350.0
351.8
357.5
364.3
370.4

1.99
1.95
3.28
4.57
6.23
4.75
4.08
3.97
3.47
5.60
5.84
5.81

Male
'000

161.4
163.3
168.1
171.0
174.0
174.2
177.7
180.4
179.1
181.3
186.5
191.2

Female
'000

158.6
160.0
162.6
165.6
166.0
164.4
166.5
169.6
172.7
176.2
177.8
179.1

'000

Total
Same
Period
Varianc
e

8.8
9.0
9.2
7.6
6.8
7.2
7.0
6.6
6.8
6.5
6.9
6.8

-7.41
-3.01
-1.96
-14.52
-22.30
-20.19
-23.81
-13.18
-0.12
-10.19
-1.42
3.04

* In line with the new Labour Relations Law, stipulating the minimum age of 16 for entering into an employment contract, the Statistics and Census
Service (DSEC) raised the lower age boundary in defining the labour force from 14 years old to 16 years old; consequently, employment data are comp
~ No figure
provided
using
the new
age boundary starting from the period of 11/2008-1/2009.
Last updated: 11/08/2014

http://www.dsec.gov.mo/PredefinedReport.aspx?ReportID=6

ation by sex
Unemployed population*
By gender
Male
'000

5.4
5.4
5.2
4.8
4.1
4.0
4.3
4.0
4.3
3.7
4.6
4.1

Female
'000

3.4
3.6
4.0
2.8
2.7
3.2
2.7
2.7
2.5
2.8
2.3
2.7

act, the Statistics and Census

ntly, employment data are compiled