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106 Catalog of Indicators Work/Labor Indicator developed: Yes Kind of indicator: On going Data source/s: Cambodia General Population Census Challenges: The concept of poverty refers to a long lasting situation while the number of unemployed can change very fast depending of various short term circumstances. Therefore, it may be interesting to use the concept of usual unemployment and usual economically active population instead of current unemployment and labor force. The difference is that the survey reference period is a long one (e.g. one year) and that a person is to be classified in one category (employed, unemployed or inactive) according to the category in which he or she is classifiable for the greatest amount of time. Linked to policy: Rectangular Strategy, Labor and Social Trends in Cambodia 2010. ILO Other comments: [3] The unemployment disaggregated by gender, educational level and age helps us identify vulnerable groups in economic and social inclusion policies to generate decent work and stable that drives economic development. Usually, the highest rates of unemployment are from women.
Catalog of Indicators Work/Labor 107 Name of indicator: Long-‐term unemployment (LTU) Definition: Long-‐term unemployment refers to the number of people with continuous periods of unemployment extending for a year or longer, expressed as a percentage of the total unemployed. It´s called structural unemployment too. Long term unemployed workers are those who are currently not working and without a job for more than 1 year) but are willing and able to work for pay, currently available to work, and have actively searched for work. Description: Long-‐term unemployed (12 months and more) persons are those aged at least 15 years not living in collective households who are available to start work within the next two weeks and who are seeking work (have actively sought employment at some time during the previous four weeks) . This is an important indicator to measure social exclusion. Sector: Work/Employment Subsector: Work and income Sources: [1] Key Indicators of the Labour Market database. International Labour Organization. 2010 [2] Eurostat; [3] Strategy for Gender Mainstreaming in the Employment Sector 2010-‐2015 ILOUnit of measuring: Percentage Formula: LTUR = LTUWTWLTUO×100 ; For Women: LTUWR =TWWP ×100Formula explained: Long-‐term unemployment rate is the number of total long-‐term unemployment workers divided among the total of working people. In formula: LTUR = Long-‐term unemployment rate; LTUW= Long-‐term unemployed workers; TW= Total working population. For women: LTUWR = Long-‐term unemployed women rate.; LTUWO= Long-‐term unemployed women; TWWP= Total working women population Priority: Yes Local/International: Local
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