Citing PSA data, Business Mirror published an article last September on labor and employment in the Philippines.
ONE in four employed Filipinos are laborers and unskilled workers, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). The PSA data showed elementary occupations make up 25.4 percent of the total employed population in January 2017. This means that, out of the 39.34 million workers in the country, some 9.99 million are laborers and unskilled workers. Read more >
Author Cai Ordinario
News Site Business Mirror
Date Published September 27, 2017
Article Link Nearly 10 million employed Pinoys unskilled, only laborers–data
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