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108 Catalog of Indicators Work/Labor Indicator developed: Yes Kind of indicator: On going Data source/s: No source/ not found sourceChallenges: This data should be systematically collected to evaluate the extension of the population in situation of social exclusion risk because of absence of incomes from an employment. Linked to policy: Labor and Social Trends in Cambodia 2010. ILO. Other comments: The negative effects of long-‐term unemployment are rather relevant when the model of management of economy is being changed. The larger and longer unemployment causes social and economic problem. The existence of stable long-‐term unemployment extracts a segment out of the labour force and isolates it economically and socially. The reintegration of unemployed into working life requires new investments.
Catalog of Indicators Work/Labor 109 Name of indicator: Vulnerable employmentDefinition: The total of workers in vulnerable employment is the sum of own-‐account workers and contributing family workers. Three main characteristics are unsafe, low paid, insecure work. There are risk sectors of work that causes risk of exploitation Description: Vulnerable employment is a gauge of labor market conditions of a country, social coverage, legislation and its effects. Poverty is closely related to this indicator, and also because poverty is a phenomenon feminized, women are the protagonists of vulnerable employment, or who are exposed to a greater degree of labor and economic vulnerability. The Cambodian labor market has experienced significant growth, reducing poverty rates (higher income), with unemployment declining, raising concerns about the quality of employment generated and the increase of workers in vulnerable employment. Sector: Work/Employment Subsector: Labor conditions. Social exclusion. Sources: [1] Cambodia decent work programme 2011-‐ 2012 [2] Global Employment Trends 2012. ILO Unit of measuring: PercentageFormula: SEW + FWVER = ×100 ; For women: VWER =TWSEW + FWWTW×100 Formula explained: The vulnerable employment rate is the proportion of self-‐employed and family workers in relation to the total working population, and all it multiplied by 100. In formula: VER= Vulnerable employment rate; SEW= number of self-‐employed workers ; FW= number of family workers; TW= Total working population. For women: VWER= Vulnerable Working Women Rate; SEWW = Self Employed Working Women; FWW= Family Women Workers. TW= Total working Population Priority: Yes Local/International: Local
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