Main Types of Work of the Indonesian Population in August 2025

Akbar Ridwan 15/01/2026 13:48 WIB

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The majority of the working population is employed as production workers, transport equipment operators, and manual laborers, accounting for 30.05%.

Employed Population in Indonesia by Type of Main Occupation (August 2025)

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Employed Population in Indonesia by Type of Main Occupation (August 2025)

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According to the Statistics Indonesia (BPS) report, the labor force in Indonesia in August 2025 totaled 154 million people, with 146.54 million people employed and 7.46 million people unemployed.

Of those employed, 98.65 million people were full-time workers, 36.29 million people were part-time workers, and 11.60 million people were underemployed.

Based on the main type of occupation, the largest number of employed people worked as production workers, transport equipment operators, and laborers, with a percentage reaching 30.05%.

Meanwhile, the fewest worked as managerial and administrative personnel, with a percentage of less than 2%.

Below is the percentage of employed people in Indonesia based on main occupation type as of August 2025:

Production workers, transport equipment operators, and laborers: 30.05%
Agricultural, forestry, hunting, and fishery workers: 27.19%
Sales workers: 20.63%
Professionals, technicians, and related workers: 7.50%
Service workers: 6.44%
Clerical and related workers: 5.30%
Managerial and administrative personnel: 1.19%
Others: 1.70%

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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