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"low-skilled and manual workers" (15.29%), and "machinery and

equipment operators and assemblers" (13.48%). Compared with

the entire population, the combined proportion of indigenous

workers who were "craft-related workers", "machinery and

equipment operators and assemblers", and "low-skilled and

manual workers" is about 46%, which is higher than the 30.19%

of the entire population.

3. Employment status: Of all employment types of working

indigenous people in 2022, employment by private organizations

accounted for the highest percentage, 76.81%. Self-employed

workers accounted for 11.77%; government-employed workers

represented 10.17%; employers represented 0.95%, and unpaid

workers working for family members represented 0.31%. Of those

employed by the government, 39.17% had formal civil service

appointment qualifications and 60.83% had no formal civil

service appointment qualifications.

4. The primary monthly earnings per capita of indigenous people

gainfully employed: In 2022, the average monthly earnings from

primary work per gainfully employed indigenous person was

NT$32,321. Compared to the entire population, the average

income from primary jobs of gainfully employed indigenous

people was NT$9,131 lower than the NT$41,452 of the population

as a whole. Observations on the distribution of monthly income

from primary jobs revealed that 40.29% of indigenous people in

gainful employment earned less than NT$30,000 per month,

which was higher than the 23.31% of people who earned less than
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