Most Jakarta Workers Earn a Living in the Service Sector

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Cindy Mutia Annur 09/06/2023 15:30 WIB

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According to BPS data, there were 4.87 million DKI Jakarta residents with worker status in August 2022. Of that number, the majority, or 83.69%, worked in the service sector.

Proportion of Workers in DKI Jakarta by Sector (August 2022)

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Proportion of Workers in DKI Jakarta by Sector (August 2022)

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Based on the National Workforce Survey (Sakernas) by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), there were 4.87 million working residents in DKI Jakarta in August 2022.

Of this number, the majority, or 4.08 million people, worked in the service sector. This is equivalent to 83.69% of the total number of working residents in the capital city.

Furthermore, the number of working residents in DKI Jakarta from the industrial sector was 769,490 people (15.78%), and the smallest number was from the agricultural sector at 25,470 people (0.52%).

Based on their status, the majority of DKI Jakarta workers are laborers, employees, or civil servants. Their number reached 2.92 million people or 59.96% of the total working population in the capital city.

DKI Jakarta's working residents who are self-employed or entrepreneurs numbered 1.18 million people (24.27%), unpaid workers 242,450 people (4.97%), and entrepreneurs assisted by non-permanent/unpaid laborers 195,340 people (4.01%).

There were also those with the status of self-employed workers in the non-agricultural sector, numbering 174,400 people (3.58%), entrepreneurs assisted by permanent/paid laborers 154,140 people (3.16%), and self-employed workers in the agricultural sector 2,480 people (0.05%).

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