What it's about
Labour Market Statistics 2005 includes statistics on people employed, unemployed and not in the labour force, education and training, labour income, hours of work and industrial relations.
Three articles outline the state of the labour market, highlight issues presented by the statistics (such as gender pay differences and employment growth), and introduce new data on worker flows and turnover in the New Zealand labour market.
Tables include statistics by ethnic group, other socio-demographic characteristics and international comparisons on a selection of labour market related statistics.
Published 7 April 2006
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Catalogue code 16.001
ISSN 0-1771-283X
Price, per title $40.00
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Preface
Information
Standards
Contents
Labour market indicators
Labour market highlights
Earnings, income and hours indicators
Earnings, income and hours highlights
Article 1 – Labour market overview
Article 2 – An introduction to the Linked Employer-Employee Data
Article 3 – Income survey overview
Part 1 The labour force
Part 2 Employment
Part 3 Unemployment
Part 4 People not in the labour force
Part 5 Education and training
Part 6 Labour earnings and income
Part 7 Hours of work
Part 8 Ethnic groups
Part 9 Industrial relations
Part 10 International comparisons
Part 11 Socio-demographic characteristics of the population
Part 12 Labour jobs, earnings, and job and worker flows
Explanatory notes
Available labour market information
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