Työttömyyskortistotilasto

Työttömyyskortistotilasto refers to statistical data related to individuals registered as unemployed. In Finland, this data is primarily collected and published by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment. The statistics typically include the number of unemployed jobseekers, the duration of their unemployment, their age, gender, and the sector of their previous employment.

These statistics are crucial for understanding the labor market situation and for policymakers to develop employment strategies. They help identify trends in unemployment, such as whether unemployment is increasing or decreasing, and whether certain demographic groups are disproportionately affected. The data also informs the allocation of resources for employment services and training programs.

The definition of an unemployed jobseeker in the context of these statistics is generally someone who is actively seeking work, is available to start work, and is registered at an employment office. This definition is important for ensuring the comparability and reliability of the data over time and across different regions.

The information gathered from työttömyyskortistotilasto is used for various purposes, including economic forecasting, social policy planning, and academic research. It provides a quantitative basis for evaluating the effectiveness of government policies aimed at reducing unemployment and promoting economic growth. Public access to these statistics is usually provided through official government websites and publications.