What it's about
Labour Market Statistics is Statistics New Zealand's main reference publication of labour market related statistics. Published annually, it brings together a comprehensive range of up-to-date statistics about New Zealand's labour market and employment situation. It includes statistics on people employed, unemployed and not in the labour force, education and training, labour income and labour costs, hours of work, industrial relations, ethnic groups and other socio-demographic outputs. International comparisons of a selection of labour market statistics are also provided.
Published 17 December 2003
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As a printed paper version
Catalogue Code 60.002
ISSN 0-1171-283X
Price, per title $30.00
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgement
Standards
Labour market indicators
Labour market highlights
Earnings income and hours indicators
Earnings income and hours highlights
Explanatory notes
Available labour market information
Downloadable PDF file
List of articles
1. Labour market overview
2. Linked employer-employee data (LEED)
3. A profile of people not in the labour force
4. Reconciling labour volume measurement: the issues and examples
List of parts
1. The labour force
2. Employment
3. Unemployment
4. People not in the labour force
5. Education and training
6. Labour cost and labour income
7. Hours of work
8. Ethnic groups
9. Industrial relations
10. International comparisons
11. Socio-demographic characteristics of the population
List of tables
Part 01 - The labour force
1.01. People employed, unemployed and not in the labour force, by sex
1.02. People employed, unemployed and not in the labour force, by age group
1.03. Labour force participation rates, by age group and sex
1.04. People employed, unemployed and not in the labour force, by regional council area
1.05. People employed, unemployed and not in the labour force, by educational attainment and sex
1.06. People employed, unemployed and not in the labour force, by country of birth and sex, average for year ended March 2003
1.07. Transition probabilities between types of labour force status
1.08. Labour force projections, 1996 (base)-2051
Part 02 - Employment
2.01. People employed, by status in employment and sex
2.02. People employed, by full-time and part-time status and sex
2.03. People employed, by full-time and part-time status, age group and sex, average for year ended March 2003
2.04. People employed, by industry and sex
2.05. People employed, by occupation and sex, 1992-2003
2.06. People employed, by regional council area and industry, average for year ended March 2003
2.07. Filled jobs, by status in employment, institutional sector and sex
2.08. Filled jobs, by status in employment, industry and sex
2.09. Multiple-job holders, by full-time and part-time status and sex
2.10. Multiple-job holders, by occupation in main job and sex, average for year ended March 2003
2.11. People employed who are looking for another job, by full-time and part-time status of job seeker and sex
2.12. People employed part-time, who want additional hours of work by sex
Part 03 - Unemployment
3.01. People unemployed, looking for full-time or part-time work by sex
3.02. People unemployed, by age group and sex
3.03. People unemployed, unemployment rates by age group and sex
3.04. People unemployed, duration of unemployment by sex
3.05. Long-term unemployed, by age group
3.06. Long-term unemployed, by educational attainment
3.07. People unemployed, by occupation sought and sex
3.08. People unemployed, by reason for leaving last job and sex
3.09. People unemployed, by job search methods and sex
3.10. People unemployed, by work experience and sex
3.11. The jobless, those without a job and who want a job by sex
3.12. Alternative measures of unemployment
Part 04 - People not in the labour force
4.01. People in the labour force and people not in the labour force, by sex
4.02. People not in the labour force, by age group and sex
4.03. People not in the labour force, by main activity and sex
4.04. People not in the labour force, those intending to look for work within the next two years by sex
Part 05 - Education and training
5.01. Highest educational qualification, by labour force status and sex, average for year ended March 2003
5.02. Highest educational qualification, by age group and sex, average for year ended March 2003
5.03. Highest educational qualification of people employed, by industry and sex, average for year ended March 2003
5.04. Highest educational qualification of people employed, by occupation and sex, average for year ended March 2003
5.05. Number of formal tertiary students, by highest qualification award level and sex, as at 31 July 2002
5.06. Students enrolled in formal qualifications at tertiary education providers, by field of study, year of enrolment and sex, as at 31 July
5.07. Industry trainee stocks in selected industry training organisations, as at 30 June
Part 06 - Labour cost and labour income
6.01. Average earnings, by sex
6.02. Average total hourly earnings, by institutional sector and sex
6.03. Average total hourly earnings, by industry and sex
6.04. Average weekly income for all people, aged 15 years and over by sex
6.05. Average weekly income for all people, aged 15 years and over by age group
6.06. Average and median hourly earnings for those earning income from wage/salary jobs, by main job occupation and sex
6.07. Average hourly and weekly income for those earning income from wage/salary jobs, by full-time and part-time status and sex
Part 07 - Hours of work
7.01. Average weekly paid hours, by sex
7.02. Average weekly paid hours, by industry
7.03. People employed: actual and usual weekly hours worked, by sex, average for year ended March 2003
7.04. Average usual weekly hours worked in all jobs, by full-time and part-time status and sex
7.05. People employed: usual weekly hours worked in all jobs, by status in employment, average for year ended March 2003
7.06. People employed: usual weekly hours worked in all jobs, by age group, average for year ended March 2003
7.07. People employed: usual weekly hours worked in all jobs, by industry, average for year ended March 2003
7.08. People employed: usual weekly hours worked in all jobs, by occupation, average for year ended March 2003
7.09. Total actual hours worked in all jobs during an average week in a year
7.10. Average actual weekly hours worked in all jobs, by full-time and part-time status and sex
7.11. Average actual weekly hours worked in main job, by industry and sex, average for year ended March 2003
Part 08 - Ethnic groups
8.01. People employed, unemployed and not in the labour force, by ethnic group and sex
8.02. People employed, by ethnic group and industry
8.03. People employed, by ethnic group and occupation
8.04. People employed by ethnic group, full-time and part-time status and sex
8.05. People unemployed, by ethnic group, looking for full-time or part-time work by sex
8.06. Long-term unemployed, by ethnic group
8.07. Highest educational qualification, by ethnic group and sex, average for year ended March 2003
8.08. Number of formal tertiary students, by highest qualification award level and ethnic group, as at 31 July 2002
8.09. People employed: average usual weekly hours worked in all jobs, by ethnic group, full-time and part-time status and sex
8.10. Average and median hourly earnings for those earning income from wage/salary jobs, by ethnic group and sex
8.11. Average weekly income for all people, aged 15 years and over by ethnic group
8.12. Ethnic group (grouped total responses) by age group and sex, for the census usually resident population count, 2001
Part 09 - Industrial relations
9.01. Work stoppages
9.02. Work stoppages, by regional council area
9.03. Work stoppages, by industry
9.04. Work stoppages, by institutional sector
9.05. Work stoppages, by duration
9.06. Work stoppages, by cause of stoppage, year ended 31 December 2002
9.07. Work stoppages, by method of resolution of issue of dispute, year ended 31 December 2002
9.08. Registered unions, number of unions by size of membership
Part 10 - International comparisons
10.01. Civilian labour force, selected countries
10.02. Civilian employment, selected countries
10.03. Distribution of civilian employment, by economic sector, selected countries
10.04. Persons unemployed, standardised unemployment rates, selected countries
Part 11 - Socio-demographic characteristics of the population
11.01. Census usually resident population count, 1951-2001
11.02. Estimated resident population, by age group and sex
11.03. Permanent and long-term migration, New Zealand
11.04. Permanent and long-term migration, by age group and sex, New Zealand
11.05. Permanent and long-term migration, by occupation, 1992-2003
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