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Sources:
ILO, Key Indicators
of the Labour Market Third Edition, (Geneva, 2003 )
table 3. KILM table 3 was compiled from the following
sources: ILO, Yearbook of Labour Statistics, 2002; Caribbean
Labor Statistics Dataset, (Port of Spain);
OECDLFS, Labour Force Statistics, 1981-2001, 2002 Edition
(Paris, 2002); and ILO Regional Office for Latin
America (Panama).
Footnotes:
a
Data refer to a year between 1990-1994.
b
Contributing family workers include apprentices.
c Employers
only.
d Urban areas. "Wage and salaried workers"
include unpaid family workers and members of producers'
cooperatives.
e
Lagos State.
f Urban areas.
g
"Self employed workers" includes members of producers'
cooperatives.
h Including
the residents of East Jerusalem. "Self employed workers"
includes members of producers' cooperatives.
i
Excluding northern and eastern provinces.
j Syrians only.
k Contributing family workers
include paid family workers.
Technical notes:
Table 5.E presents the percentage distribution
of the labour force by status in employment.
The indicators on status
in employment of the economically active population have
been compiled from the KILM database and are based
on the classification used in population censuses and surveys
in most countries. The statistics presented pertain to the
period between 1990 and 2002. In table 5.E, three status
groups are presented: "wage and salaried workers" corresponds
to employees---persons who work for a public or private
employer and receive remuneration in wages, salary, commission,
tips, piece-rates or pay in kind; "self-employed" comprises
employers and own-account workers---persons who operate
their own economic enterprises or engage independently in
a profession or trade; and "contributing family workers"
refers to persons who work without pay in an economic enterprise
operated by a related person living in the same household.
Proportions of these three groups of workers among all workers
are presented separately for women and men.
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