1. Analysis of Labour Statistics with Gender Perspective TURIN, 9-12 Dec.2008 AHMAD HUSSEIN CONSULTANT CONSULTANTahmad.hussein@gmail.com BASED ON DOCUMENTS PREPARED BY MEHRAN AND MATA

2. Labour market analysis Three basic indicators: Labour force participation rate (Women & Men) Labour force participation rate (Women & Men) Unemployment rate (Women & Men) Unemployment rate (Women & Men) Employment growth (Women & Men) Employment growth (Women & Men) Additional indicators: Ratio of youth to adult unemployment rates (Women & Men) Ratio of youth to adult unemployment rates (Women & Men) Ratio of men to women unemployment rates Ratio of men to women unemployment rates Employment-population ratios Employment-population ratios School-to-work transitions School-to-work transitions

3. 3 Labour force participation rate (LFPR) = 100 * Employed plus unemployed Total population Total population Calculated for population aged 15 years or more and for specific age/sex groups

4. 4 Unemployment rate = 100* Number of unemployed Labour force Labour force = Number of employed + Number of unemployed

5. 5 Employment growth = 100* (Change in number of employed between period t-1 and period t ) Number employed in period t-1

6. 6 Ratio of youth to adult unemployment rates = Similar for Ratio of men to women unemployment rates 1: Youth unemployed rate Adult unemployment rate

7. 7 Employment-population ratio = Calculated for total population, for population of working age, or for age/sex groups. 100 * Number of employed Number in population Number in population

8. 8 School-to-work transition = 100 * Number of former students t-1 now in labour force t Number of former students t-1

9. 9 Report of results  See examples  Show: oDetailed tables oAnalytical text, including graphs oMethodological description (including copy of questionnaire)

10. 10 A standard labour market profile Fictive data: Wolf Scott, UNDP consultant

11. 11 Jordan Employment and Unemployment Survey December 1999 (Raw data based on 2,000 sample households)

12. Workshop on labour force surveys, Amman, August 2004 12 Jordan (Dec 1999)

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