Publications
2023
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New data shine light on gender gaps in the labour market
05 March 2023
2022
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Engendering informality statistics: gaps and opportunities
21 November 2022
Informality is a dynamic and multidimensional concern that demands gender-sensitive data. In 2018, globally, more than 60% of employment was informal. However, global averages hide that in more countries the share of women in informal employment exceeds that of men. Also, women in the informal economy are often in the most unprotected situations – as domestic workers, home-based workers and contributing family workers – where a lack of visibility can increase their vulnerability.
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COVID-19 impact on labour market statistics
05 October 2022
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Quick guide to understanding the impact of the new statistical standards on ILOSTAT databases
02 September 2022
2021
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Draft Resolution concerning Statistics on the Informal Economy (ver. October 2021)
02 November 2021
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Conceptual framework draft with ver. 27_08_2021
02 November 2021
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Conceptual framework draft with ver. 27_08_2021
02 November 2021
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Draft Resolution concerning Statistics on the Informal Economy (ver. October 2021)
02 November 2021
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Global review of impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on labour force surveys and dissemination of labour market statistics
30 September 2021
In March 2021 the ILO undertook a global survey of national data producers to understand the impacts of the pandemic on their statistical operations particularly in the domain of labour statistics. The findings show that impacts were very wide spread and significant. This created a massive challenge for data producers which they responded to by making many changes and generally maintaining or even increasing the range of data published.
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LFS modular time use measurement project
29 September 2021
Closing the gender data gap on unpaid domestic and care work