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- Have been able to get work or business/productive activities to
          start after the reference period;

               - Forced to be absent from work (without continuously receiving
          salary/wage or uncertainly returning to the former work) because the
          establishment is shrunk or stopped;

               - During the off season;

               - Unexpected/sudden family duties or being sick or temporarily ill.

               Unemployment rate: The indicator expressing the rate between
          the number of unemployed persons and the labor force.

               Unemployment rate    =   Number of unemployed persons    × 100
                      (%)                        Labour force



               Underemployed population is employed person who work less
          than 35 hours, are willing and ready to work additional hours, in the
          reference week.

               In which:
               Willing to work additional hours, means that (i) they want to do
          extra work to increase overtime; (ii) they want to replace one of the
          current work being engaged in by another to be able to work overtime;
          (iii) they want to increase overtime for one of the existing work, or a
          combination of the three expectation above;

               Ready to work additional hours means that in the reference time
          (a  week)  if  there  are  job  opportunities,  they  are  willing  to  work
          additional hours immediately;

               Work less than 35 hours, means that they have worked less than
          35 hours during the reference week for all work done.
               Underemployment  rate  is  the  indicator  expressing  the  rate
          between the number of underemployed persons and the employed person.

               Formula:

            Underemployment rate    =   Number of underemployed persons    × 100
                     (%)                Total number of employed persons


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