| Author(s) |
Ceentral Statistical Office Ministry of Labour and Social Security |
| Date |
2013-09-01 |
| Country |
Zambia |
| Language |
English |
| Contributor(s) |
Central Statistical Office, Ministry of Labour and Social Security, International Labour Organisation |
| Publisher(s) |
Central Statistical Office |
| Description |
This report presents results of the 2012 Labour Force Survey (LFS) undertaken between November and December 2012. It is the fourth LFS after the 1986, 2005 and the 2008 surveys. The survey was conducted by the Central Statistical Office (CSO) in collaboration with the Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MLSS). The survey was funded by the Government of the Republic of Zambia.
The main objective of the 2012 LFS was to collect data on the social and economic activities of the population, including detailed information on employment, unemployment, underemployment, wages, informal sector, general characteristics of the labour force and economically inactive population. The survey was designed to specifically measure and monitor Key Indicators of the Labour Market (KILM) such as employment levels, unemployment, income and child labour in Zambia.
However, indicators on child labour are not part of this report. There will be a separate report on child labour later this year. The measurement of the KILM was with a view to informing users and policy-makers for decision-making. The methodology used in carrying out the survey and the design of questionnaire conform to internationally acceptable standards. |
| Table of contents |
vii Foreword
ix Executive Summary
1 Chapter 1: Overview of Zambian Economy and Employment
1 1.1 Introduction
1 1.2. Background
1 1.3. Administration
1 1.4. Population
1 1.5. Economy
1 1.6. Employment
1 1.7. Poverty
4 Chapter 2: Methodology
4 2.1 Coverage of the 2012 Labour Force Survey
4 2.2 Questionnaires
4 2.3 Sampling Design and Implementation
4 2.3.1 Sampling Frame and Strati?cation
4 2.3.2 Sample allocation and selection
6 2.5 Training of Interviewers and Supervisors
6 2.6 Field Work
6 2.7 Data Processing
6 2.8 Estimation Procedure
7 2.9 Quality Control
7 2.10. Limitations
10 Chapter 3: Concepts and Definitions
10 Introduction
14 Chapter 4: Demographic Characteristics of the Population
14 Summary
15 4.1 Introduction
15 4.2 Population Size and Distribution
17 4.3 Marital Status
18 4.4 Relationship to Household Head
19 4.5 Distribution of Households and Average Household Size
19 4.6 Age of Household Head
20 4.6 Household Headship
23 5.2 Labour Force Participation Rate (Activity Rate)
26 5.3 Economically Active Population
27 5.4 Economically Inactive
22 Chapter 5 Economically Active and Inactive Population
22 Summary
23 5.2 Labour Force Participation Rate (Activity Rate)
26 5.3 Economically Active Population
27 5.4 Economically Inactive Population
32 Chapter 6: Employed Population
32 Summary
33 6.1 Introduction
33 6.2 Employment-to-Population Ratio
33 6.3 Employed Population by Status in Employment
33 6.4 Employed Population by Sex, Marital Status and Status in Employment
34 6.5 Status in Employment by Literacy
35 6.6 Employed Population by Province and Status in Employment
36 6.7 Employed Population by Occupation and Educational Level
36 6.8 Employed Population by Occupation, Sex and Rural/Urban
37 6.9 Employed Population by Occupation and Age Group
38 6.10 Employed Population by Industry
38 6.11 Employed Population by Industry and Sex
39 6.12 Employed Population by Industry and Educational Level
40 6.13 Employed Population by Industry and Province
40 6.14 Employed Population by Industry and Status in Employment
41 6.15 Part-Time Employment Rate
46 Chapter 7: Under Employed Population
46 Summary
47 7.1 Introduction
47 7.2 Time-Related Underemployment
47 7.3 Underemployment by Sex Rural/Urban and Province
47 7.4 Underemployment Rate by Age Group
48 7.5 Underemployment Rate by Occupation
48 7.6 Under-Employment Rate by Industry
49 7.7 Underemployment Rate by Status in Employment
49 7.8 Hours of Work
50 7.10 Hours of Work by Occupation
50 7.11 Hours of Work by Status in Employment
50 7.9 Hours of Work by Sex and Rural/Urban
51 7.12 Hours of Work by Industry
52 7.13 Average Weekly Hours of Work by Employment Sector
54 Chapter 8: Formal and Informal Sector Employment
54 Summary
55 8.1 Introduction
558.2 Operational Definition of Formal Sector Employment
55 8.2.1. Employment by Sector of Employment, Rural/Urban and Province
56 8.2.2. Employment by Sex and Employment Sector
56 8.2.3. Employment by Age Group and Employment Sector
57 8.2.4 Employment by Occupation
57 8.2.5 Employment by Industry
58 8.2.6 Employment by Institutional Sector
58 8.2.7 Formal Sector Employment by Sex, Rural/Urban and Province
59 8.2.8 Employed Population in Agriculture/Non agriculture Industry by formal/Informal Sector
59 8.2.9 Employed Population in Agriculture/Non agriculture Industry by formal/Informal Sector
60 8.3. Formal Sector Employment
60 8.3.1 Formal Sector Employment by Occupation in the Agriculture and Non-agriculture Industry
61 8.3.2 Formal Sector Employment by Industry in the Agriculture and Non-agriculture
62 8.3.3 Formal Sector Employment by Educational Level
62 8.4 Informal Sector Employment
62 8.4.1 Informal Sector Employment by Occupation in the Agriculture and Non-agriculture
62 8.4.2 Informal Sector Employment by Industry in the Agriculture and Non-agriculture
63 8.4.3 Informal Sector Employment by Educational Level and Sex
64 8.5 Formally and Informally Employed Population
64 8.5.1 Employed population by Employment Type
64 8.5.2 Employment by Age Group and Employment Type
65 8.5.3 Employed population by Occupation and Employment Type
65 8.5.4 Employed population by Industry and Employment Type
68 Chapter 9: Unemployment
68 Summary
69 9.1 Introduction
69 9.2 Unemployed Population by Age Group, Sex and Rural/Urban
70 9.3 Unemployed Population by Sex, Rural/Urban and Province
71 9.4 Unemployed Population by Literacy, Education level and Sex
71 9.5 Youth Unemployment
76 Chapter 10: Income for Paid Employees
76 Summary
77 10.1. Introduction
77 10.1.1. Average Earnings in the formal and Informal Sector
77 10.1.2. Average Monthly Earnings by Sex, Rural/Urban and Province
77 10.1.3. Average Monthly Earnings by Industry
78 10.1.4. Average Monthly Earnings by Occupation
79 10.1.5. Average Monthly Earnings by Institutional Sector
79 10.1.6. Average Monthly Earnings by Status in Employment
80 10.1.7. Average Monthly Earnings by Educational Level Attained
80 10.1.8. Average Monthly Earnings by Formal/Informal Employment
81 10.2. Income Group Earnings
81 10.2.1. Income Group Earnings by Sex, Rural/Urban and Province
81 10.3.2. Income Group Earnings by Industry
82 10.2.3. Income Group Earnings by Occupation
83 10.2.4. Income Group Earnings by Institutional Sector
84 10.2.5. Income Group Earnings by Status in Employment
84 10.2.6. Income Group Earnings by Educational Level
84 10.2.7. Income Group Earnings by Employment Type
86 Chapter 11: Skills Training
86 Summary
87 11.1 Introduction
87 11.2. Skills Training
87 11.2.1. Skills Trainings Status for Working Age Population (15 years and older)
88 11.2.2. Skills Trainings Status of Employed Population (15 years and older)
90 11.3. Duration of Skills Training |
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