Work & Labour in Sub-Saharan Africa excluding South Africa

31 indicators covering work & labour for Sub-Saharan Africa excluding South Africa.

IndicatorLatest Year10-yr change Rank
Labor force (15-64 years), male 200.53 million 2011 up 32.6% 4th
Labor force, male 54.1% 2011 down 1.0% 5th
Labor participation rate, total 56.2% 2011 up 0.1% 2nd
Labor participation rate, male 68.2% 2011 down 1.1% 2nd
Labor participation rate, female 46.3% 2011 up 1.8% 2nd
Labor force, male 178.18 million 2011 up 31.8% 4th
Labor force (15-64 years), total 368.86 million 2011 up 34.0% 4th
Labor force (15-64 years), female 46.3% 2011 up 0.9% 2nd
Labor force (15-64 years), female 168.33 million 2011 up 35.6% 4th
Labor force (15-64 years), male 54.9% 2011 down 1.2% 5th
Labor force (15-24 years), male 47.38 million 2011 up 27.7% 4th
Labor force (15-24 years), total 90.12 million 2011 up 28.5% 4th
Labor force (15-24 years), female 42.73 million 2011 up 29.4% 4th
Labor participation rate, male 89.8% 2010 down 1.6% 4th
Labor participation rate, female 73.2% 2010 up 3.4% 2nd
Labor participation rate, total 73.2% 2010 up 3.5% 2nd
Labor participation rate, total 70.0% 2010 up 4.8% 2nd
Labor participation rate, male 87.7% 2010 down 0.6% 2nd
Labor participation rate, female 70.1% 2010 up 4.7% 2nd
Labor participation rate, female 75.9% 2010 up 3.1% 2nd
Labor participation rate, female 72.0% 2010 up 3.8% 2nd
Labor participation rate, male 88.5% 2010 down 1.6% 4th
Labor participation rate, total 72.1% 2010 up 3.8% 2nd
Labor participation rate, total 75.9% 2010 up 3.3% 2nd
Labor participation rate, male 93.1% 2010 down 1.4% 3rd
Labor force (15-24 years), male 53.0% 2011 down 0.7% 5th
Labor force (15-24 years), female 47.9% 2011 up 0.5% 2nd
Total employment, female 140.10 million ages 15+ 2011 up 36.1% 4th
Total employment, male 167.11 million ages 15+ 2011 up 32.7% 4th
Number of people employed 307.17 million 2011 up 34.2% 4th
GDP per person employed 3.3% 2010 up 878.3% 1st