Classification of status of employment by country

Classification of status of employment refers to employment data that are compiled using the current international standard International Classification of Status in Employment (ISCE-93). It classifies jobs with respect to the type of explicit or implicit contract of employment between the job holder and the...

Countries reporting
178
Highest
1
Afghanistan
Lowest
1
Kosovo (UNSCR 1244)
Median
1
Years covered
20
2004–2023
Data points
1,948

What the numbers show

Classification of status of employment is currently reported for 178 countries. The highest value is 1 in Afghanistan; the lowest is 1 in Kosovo (UNSCR 1244).

The median across all reporting countries is 1, and the mean is 1.

Classification of status of employment: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Afghanistan 1 2023 — volatile
1 Angola 1 2023 — volatile
1 Albania 1 2023 — volatile
1 United Arab Emirates 1 2023 — volatile
1 Argentina 1 2023 — volatile
1 Armenia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Australia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Austria 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Azerbaijan 1 2023 — rising
1 Burundi 1 2023 — volatile
1 Belgium 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Benin 1 2023 — volatile
1 Burkina Faso 1 2023 — volatile
1 Bangladesh 1 2023 — volatile
1 Bulgaria 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Bahrain 1 2023 — volatile
1 Bahamas 1 2023 — volatile
1 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 2023 — volatile
1 Belarus 1 2023 — volatile
1 Belize 1 2023 — volatile
1 Bolivia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Brazil 1 2023 — volatile
1 Barbados 1 2023 — volatile
1 Brunei 1 2023 — volatile
1 Bhutan 1 2023 — volatile
1 Botswana 1 2023 — volatile
1 Canada 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Switzerland 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Chile 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 China 1 2023 — volatile
1 Cote d'Ivoire 1 2023 — volatile
1 Cameroon 1 2023 — volatile
1 Democratic Republic of Congo 1 2023 — volatile
1 Congo 1 2023 — volatile
1 Colombia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Comoros 1 2023 — volatile
1 Cape Verde 1 2023 — volatile
1 Costa Rica 1 2023 — volatile
1 Cyprus 1 2023 — volatile
1 Czechia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Germany 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Djibouti 1 2023 — volatile
1 Denmark 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Dominican Republic 1 2023 — volatile
1 Algeria 1 2023 — volatile
1 Ecuador 1 2023 — volatile
1 Egypt 1 2023 — volatile
1 Spain 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Estonia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Ethiopia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Finland 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Fiji 1 2023 — volatile
1 France 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Micronesia (country) 1 2023 — volatile
1 Gabon 1 2023 — volatile
1 United Kingdom 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Georgia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Ghana 1 2023 — volatile
1 Guinea 1 2023 — volatile
1 Gambia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Guinea-Bissau 1 2023 — volatile
1 Greece 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Grenada 1 2023 — volatile
1 Guatemala 1 2023 — volatile
1 Guyana 1 2023 — volatile
1 Honduras 1 2023 — volatile
1 Croatia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Haiti 1 2023 — volatile
1 Hungary 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Indonesia 1 2023 — volatile
1 India 1 2023 — volatile
1 Ireland 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Iran 1 2023 — volatile
1 Iraq 1 2023 — volatile
1 Iceland 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Israel 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Italy 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Jamaica 1 2023 — volatile
1 Jordan 1 2023 — volatile
1 Japan 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Kazakhstan 1 2023 — volatile
1 Kenya 1 2023 — volatile
1 Kyrgyzstan 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Cambodia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Kiribati 1 2023 — volatile
1 South Korea 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Kuwait 1 2023 — volatile
1 Laos 1 2023 — volatile
1 Lebanon 1 2023 — volatile
1 Liberia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Saint Lucia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Sri Lanka 1 2023 — volatile
1 Lesotho 1 2023 — volatile
1 Lithuania 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Luxembourg 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Latvia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Morocco 1 2023 — rising
1 Moldova 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Madagascar 1 2023 — volatile
1 Maldives 1 2023 — volatile
1 Mexico 1 2023 — rising
1 Marshall Islands 1 2023 — volatile
1 North Macedonia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Mali 1 2023 — volatile
1 Malta 1 2023 — volatile
1 Myanmar 1 2023 — volatile
1 Montenegro 1 2023 — volatile
1 Mongolia 1 2023 — rising
1 Mozambique 1 2023 — volatile
1 Mauritania 1 2023 — volatile
1 Mauritius 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Malawi 1 2023 — volatile
1 Malaysia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Namibia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Niger 1 2023 — volatile
1 Nigeria 1 2023 — volatile
1 Nicaragua 1 2023 — volatile
1 Netherlands 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Norway 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Nepal 1 2023 — volatile
1 Nauru 1 2023 — volatile
1 New Zealand 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Oman 1 2023 — volatile
1 Pakistan 1 2023 — volatile
1 Panama 1 2023 — volatile
1 Peru 1 2023 — volatile
1 Philippines 1 2023 — volatile
1 Palau 1 2023 — volatile
1 Poland 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Portugal 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Paraguay 1 2023 — volatile
1 Palestine 1 2023 — volatile
1 Qatar 1 2023 — volatile
1 Romania 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Russia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Rwanda 1 2023 — volatile
1 Saudi Arabia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Sudan 1 2023 — volatile
1 Senegal 1 2023 — volatile
1 Singapore 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Solomon Islands 1 2023 — volatile
1 Sierra Leone 1 2023 — volatile
1 El Salvador 1 2023 — volatile
1 San Marino 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Somalia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Serbia 1 2023 — rising
1 Suriname 1 2023 — volatile
1 Slovakia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Slovenia 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Sweden 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Eswatini 1 2023 — volatile
1 Seychelles 1 2023 — volatile
1 Syria 1 2023 — volatile
1 Chad 1 2023 — volatile
1 Togo 1 2023 — volatile
1 Thailand 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 East Timor 1 2023 — volatile
1 Tonga 1 2023 — volatile
1 Trinidad and Tobago 1 2023 — volatile
1 Tunisia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Turkey 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Tuvalu 1 2023 — volatile
1 Tanzania 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Uganda 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Ukraine 1 2023 — rising
1 Uruguay 1 2023 — volatile
1 United States 1 2023 unchanged flat
1 Uzbekistan 1 2023 — volatile
1 Venezuela 1 2023 — volatile
1 Vietnam 1 2023 — volatile
1 Vanuatu 1 2023 — volatile
1 Samoa 1 2023 — volatile
1 Kosovo 1 2023 — volatile
1 Yemen 1 2023 — volatile
1 South Africa 1 2023 — volatile
1 Zambia 1 2023 — volatile
1 Zimbabwe 1 2023 — volatile
1 Kosovo (UNSCR 1244) 1 2023 — volatile

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About this data

Indicator
Classification of status of employment
Source
Statistical Performance Indicators, The World Bank (https://datacatalog.worldbank.org/dataset/statistical-performance-indicators)
Licence
CC BY 4.0 (World Bank Open Data)
Coverage
191 places, 1,948 data points, 2004–2023
Last refreshed

Classification of status of employment refers to employment data that are compiled using the current international standard International Classification of Status in Employment (ISCE-93). It classifies jobs with respect to the type of explicit or implicit contract of employment between the job holder and the economic unit in which he or she is employed. Therefore, it aims to provide the basis for production of internationally comparable statistics on the employment relationship, including the distinction between salaried employment and self-employment.