Vietnam - Labour Force Survey 2009

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Reference ID VNM_2009_LFS_v01_M
Year 2009
Country Vietnam
Producer(s) Department of Population and Labour Statistics - General Statistics Office - Ministry of Planning and Investment
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Feb 19, 2014
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Feb 05, 2015
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Documentation

Download the questionnaires, technical documents and reports that describe the survey process and the key results for this study.
Questionnaires
Questionnaire of Labour Force and Employment Survey 2009 (English)
pdf   546.38 KB

Author(s) Ministry of Planning and Investment General Statistics Office
Country Viet Nam
Language English
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Questionnaire of Labour Force and Employment Survey 2009 (Vietnamese)
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Author(s) Ministry of Planning and Investment General Statistics Office
Country Viet Nam
Language Vietnamese
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Reports
Report on Labour Force Survey 2009
pdf   2.59 MB

Author(s) Ministry of Planning and Investment General Statistics Office
Date 2010-01-01
Country Viet Nam
Language Vietnamese
Description The report has introduced major findings from the Labor Force Survey (LFS) conducted in September 2009 by General Statistics Office (GSO) in order to collect basic information on labor market in 2009, comparable with previous annual labour force surveys, in accordance with international standards to be used since 2010. In addition, the survey will support for assessing the impacts of the global economic downturn to the labour market. It was expected that the data taken from the survey would represent to the national level, urban/rural, six social-economic zones (called region for short) as well as two main cities - Hanoi and Hochiminh city.
Table of contents Part I: Major Findings
Part II: Coverage of the Survey and Methodology
Part III: Appendices
Part IV: Tabulated Tables
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