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(4) Those persons who are working for the purpose of
wage/salary/profit even that the money is not paid directly to them but
accrued to their own families’ general income, including:
(i) Those persons who are working in any kind of business units
run by one member of their own families, living in the same or
another household;
(ii) Those persons who are in charge of any task/duty of a paid
job held by one member of their own families, living in the same or
another household.
Rate of trained persons employed in the economy is the
indicator reflecting the comparable rate of trained persons employed
to total number of persons employed in the period.
Rate of trained persons Number of trained persons employed
employed in the economy = × 100
(%) Total number of persons employed
Number of trained persons employed in the economy includes
those who satisfy both of the following conditions:
- Be employed in the economy;
- Have been trained in a school or an establishment whose
responsibility is training in professional, technical knowledge under
the National Education System for 3 months and more, have been
graduated or granted the degree/certificate including: short-term
training, vocational secondary school, vocational college, professional
secondary school, college, university and post-graduate (master,
doctor, and science doctorate).
Unemployed population is persons aged 15 years and over, met
the following factors in the reference period: (i) currently not working;
(ii) seeking employment; (iii) ready to work.
Unemployed population also consists of those persons who are
currently unemployed and ready to work but do not seek employment
in the reference period, due to some reasons as follows:
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