Contact Information: Manpower Survey Section, Department of Census, Directorate General of Budget Accounting & Statistics (DGBAS)
Tel: 886-2-2380-3600
Total employment increased by 1,000(+0.01%) in May to 11,580,000; moreover, it also increased by 73,000(+0.63%) when compared with that of the previous year.
The unemployment rate declined by 0.02 percentage points to 3.34 percent in May; moreover, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate also declined by 0.04 percentage points to 3.35 percent; the 4 weeks unemployment rate remained at 3.38 percent. The number of unemployed persons was 400,000 in May, a decrease of 3,000(-0.76%) and 12,000(-3.09%) from the previous month and that of the previous year, respectively.
Labor force participation rate declined by 0.01 percentage points to 59.20 percent in May; however, it rose by 0.07 percentage points from that of the previous year.
NOTE: 4 weeks unemployment rate was compiled by the ILO definition of looking for a job in the past 4 weeks including the reference week.
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Link to statistical tables
- Table 1. Important Indicators Based on Manpower Survey Results(EXCEL) (ODS)
- Table 2. Important Results of Manpower Survey in Seasonally Adjusted Series (EXCEL) (ODS)
- Table 3. Labor Force Participation Rate by Educational Attainment(EXCEL) (ODS)
- Table 4. Labor Force Participation Rate by Age (EXCEL) (ODS)
- Table 5. Employed Persons by Sector(EXCEL) (ODS)
- Table 6. Employed Persons by Occupation(EXCEL) (ODS)
- Table 7. Employed Persons by Class of Worker(EXCEL) (ODS)
- Table 8. Unemployed Persons, by Reason Why in Unemployment (EXCEL) (ODS)
- Table 9. Unemployment Rate by Educational Attainment(EXCEL) (ODS)
- Table10. Unemployment Rate by age(EXCEL) (ODS)
- Table11. Persons Not in Labor Force by Reason For Not in Labor Force(EXCEL) (ODS)