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128 Catalog of Indicators Work/Labor Challenges: The MoH and the MoLVT should collect data disaggregated at least by sex and sector to monitor and evaluate the implementation of the Law. Linked to policy: Labor Law. Constitution of Cambodia. Other comments: There is available data on females' opinions segregated by age-‐group, marital status and other variables.
Catalog of Indicators Work/Labor 129 Name of indicator: Proportion of workers with health insurance Definition: It shows the proportions of workers with social security insurance in relation to the total of working population.Description: It is an indicator to measure labor conditions from the point of view of social (health) needs coverage. It is an indicator related to job security, decent work and human/social welfare. Social protection at employment in an indicator necessary to the aim of poverty ending (quality job for a quality life). Sector: Work/Employment Subsector: Labor conditions. Sources: [1] Ministry of Women's Affairs, Cambodian Government Statistics; [2] National Social Security Fund of Cambodia [3] www.prake.org Social Security; [4] XIX World Congress on Safety and Health at Work -‐ ILO Introductory Report: Global Trends and Challenges on Occupational Safety and Health, 2011; [5] SOLVE training package: Integrating health promotion into workplace OSH (ocupational, safety and health) policies. ILO, 2012. Unit of measuring: Percentage Formula: Wwss +WmssSS% = *100; For women: SSw% = WwssTWTW *100; Formula explained: The percentage of working population with social security insurance is the division of all the working population with social security insurance (the summatory of working women and men with insurance) among the total working population (both with and without social security insurance). In formula: Both sexes: SS%= Percentage of working population with social security insurance; Wwss= number of working women with social security insurance; Wmss= number of working men with social security insurance; TW= total working population; For women: SSw%= Percentage of female working population with social security insurance; Wwss= number of working women with social security insurance; TW= total working population; Note: indicators by sector can be also calculated.
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