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Overview of Decent Work indicators
recommended by the Working Groups
Elements of the Decent Work Agenda
Indictor (M = main indicator, A = additional
indicator, C =
context indicator; all indicators marked ‘S’ should
be
disaggregated by sex)
Data source
(see notes for codes)
Employment opportunities
M – Employment-to-population ratio, 15-64 years, in %
(S);
1-SSCU
M – Employment-to-population ratio, 15-70 years, in %
(S);
2- SSCU
M – Unemployment rate, 15-64 years, in % (S);
3-SSCU
Unemployment rate 15-70 years, in % (S)
2-SSCU
M - Youth not in education and not in employment, 1524 years, in % (S)
1-SSCU
M- Informal employment, calculated using national
definition, in % (S)
2-SSCU
M – Working poor (according to the national relative
poverty line)
2-WB
M-Low pay rate (below 2/3 of median hourly earnings)
3- SSCU, desegregation by sex
not available
A- Labour productivity rate
4- SSCU, IMF
A – Poverty headcount rate (absolutely poverty line)
2-WB
A - Percent of population , whose cumulative monthly
income is below the subsistence minimum (in millions
and in percentage)
1-SSCU
A – Average monthly wage (in current and in constant
hryvnas)
2- SSCU
A - Minimum wage % of average wage
2-SSCU
A - Average wage growth rate (constant and current)
4- SSCU
A - Real wage growth rate
2- SSCU
M - Excessive hours (more than 48 hours per week) (S)
1 – SSCU
A - Time related underemployment rate
4-SSCU
na - Relative number of workers on leave due to child
care responsibilities (% of registered employees)
1- SSCU
na - Relative number of women on maternity leave (%
of registered employees)
3- SSCU
na – Total fertility rate, per 1 women
3 - SSCU
Work that should be abolished
M - Child labour, % of total number of children aged 517 (S)
1 - National Child labour survey
1999
Stability and security of work
A - Employees on administrative leave, % of registered
employees
1 – SSCU
A- Persons, working on the basis of civil – law
agreement, % of total employment
1 - SSCU
M – Occupational segregation by sex
1 – SSCU
M - Female share of employment in ISCO-88 major
group 1 (legislators, senior officials and managers)
2 – SSCU
Adequate earnings and productive work
Decent hours
Combining work family and personal life
Equal opportunities and treatment in
employment
1
Safe work environment
Social security
Social dialogue, employers’ and workers’
representation
Economic and social context for decent work
A – Gender wage gap
1 - SSCU
M – Occupational injury rate fatal (S)
1- ILO, SSCU
A- Non-fatal occupational injury rate (S)
1- ILO, SSCU
A - Average number of days of absence from work, per
injured employer
1 – ILO, SSCU
A - Number of persons who work in unsanitary and
unhygienic conditions, % of total number of registered
employees
3- SSCU
A – Occupational pathology incidence rate
3- FSIA
A- Social insurance fund’s spending on preventions of
occupational injuries, % of total expenditure
2- FSIA
A- Average monthly payments on fatality (in total and
current UAH)
2- FSIA
M - Share of population above pension age, benefiting
from a pension, in %(S- not available)
2- SSCU
A - Share of working-age population, contributing to the
Pension Fund
1 – ILO Social Security
Department
A - State Social secure expenditure, in % from GDP
2- SSCU
M – Gross union density rate, in %
1 – SSCU
M - Enterprises belonging to employer organization,
rate
2 – SSCU
M- Collective bargaining coverage rate, in %
2- SSCU
C(m) - Labour productivity (GDP growth rates in current
and constant prices, labour productivity growth rate)
2- SSCU
C(m) - Labour share in GDP
2 – SSCU
C(m) - Inflation rate
1- SSCU
C(m) - Income inequality (percentile ratio P90/P10, Gini
index)
1- SSCU,WB
C (m) - Employment by branch of economic activity
2- SSCU
C (m) - Education of adult population (Adult literacy
rate)
1 – UNDP
C(m) - Percentage of working-age population, who are
HIV positive
1- UNAIDS/WHO
C (a) - Primary and secondary school enrollment rate
(S)
1- WB
C (a) - Life expectancy at birth (S)
1- WB
Data sources: 1= Data is already collected and published; 2= Data partly collected, recommended to update/revise data, according to national methodology,
3= Data available but not published officially; 4= Data not collected/not available
Source: Compilation based on workshop proceedings.
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