The global employment-to-population ratio – the proportion of the working-age population that is employed – has fallen from 62 per cent in 1991 to 60 per cent in 2015, with an especially ...

the employment-to-population ratio fell; average workweek hours dropped; the number of part-time workers for economic reasons increased; and the number of multiple jobholders was on the rise.

The latest employment report showed that 151,000 jobs were added in February, falling short of the expected 159,000.

In February, the employment-to-population ratio for Black prime-aged workers (25 to 54 years of age) matched an all-time high ...

The employment-to-population ratio for people with disabilities decreased from 38.3 percent in January 2025 to 37.1 percent in February 2025, while this indicator remained the same, 74.4 percent, for ...

In an unexpected development, Australian employment dropped sharply by 52,800 jobs in February, as opposed to a 30,000 gain ...

African countries with high female employment-to-population ratios are better positioned for long-term economic growth, ...

The Department of Statistics Malaysia recorded improvements in the labour force in January 2025, observing an increasing ...