11 Million Working-Age People Still Affected by the Pandemic

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Dzulfiqar Fathur Rahman 09/05/2022 19:30 WIB

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According to the BPS (Central Bureau of Statistics), 11.53 million people of working age were affected by the pandemic in February 2022.

Number of Working-Age Population Affected by the Covid-19 Pandemic (February 2022)

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Number of Working-Age Population Affected by the Covid-19 Pandemic (February 2022)

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According to the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), the number of working-age people affected by the Covid-19 pandemic decreased by 7.57 million in the last year, totaling 11.53 million in February 2022.

This number represents 5.53% of the total population aged 15 years and older.

The decrease in the number of working-age people affected by the pandemic is in line with the recovery of major labor-absorbing sectors, including manufacturing, trade, construction, and transportation.

Among the affected group, the majority, or 9.44 million people, experienced a reduction in working hours.

Then, around 960,000 people became unemployed due to job cuts during the pandemic.

"Although there has been improvement compared to last year, Indonesia's employment conditions have not fully recovered to pre-Covid-19 pandemic levels, as the number of working-age people affected by the Covid-19 pandemic is still quite large," said BPS head Margo Yuwono in a press conference on Monday (May 9, 2022).

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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