Most Jakarta Residents Worked as Laborers in August 2022

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Cindy Mutia Annur 21/11/2022 16:20 WIB

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According to BPS data, in August 2022, 59.96% of Jakarta's working population were employed as laborers, employees, or staff.

Percentage of Working Population in DKI Jakarta by Main Employment Status (August 2022)

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Percentage of Working Population in DKI Jakarta by Main Employment Status (August 2022)

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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) reported that there were 4.87 million working residents in DKI Jakarta in August 2022.

Of this number, 59.96% were classified as laborers, employees, or staff. This group represents the largest proportion compared to other main occupational groups.

Furthermore, 24.27% of DKI Jakarta's working population were self-employed or entrepreneurs, 4.97% were unpaid workers, and 4.01% were entrepreneurs assisted by unpaid/temporary laborers.

There were also 3.58% classified as self-employed workers in the non-agricultural sector, 3.16% as entrepreneurs assisted by permanent/paid laborers, and 0.05% as self-employed workers in the agricultural sector.

The majority, or 24.16%, of DKI Jakarta's working population were in the trade sector, followed by 12.39% in the accommodation and food service sector, and 12.28% in the transportation sector.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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