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people in 2021, employment by private organizations accounted for

the highest percentage, 76.76%. Self-employed workers accounted

for 11.44%; government-employed workers represented 9.59%;

employers represented 1.59%, and unpaid workers working for

family members represented 0.62%. Of those employed by the

government, 41.64% had formal civil service appointment

qualifications and 58.36% had no formal civil service appointment

qualifications.

4. The primary monthly earnings per capita of indigenous people

gainfully employed: In 2021, the average monthly earnings from

primary work per gainfully employed indigenous person was

NT$31,195. Compared to the entire population, the average income

from primary jobs of gainfully employed indigenous people was

NT$10,276 lower than the NT$41,471 of the population as a whole.

Observations on the distribution of monthly income from primary

jobs revealed that 44.68% of indigenous people in gainful

employment earned less than NT$30,000 per month, which was

higher than the 26.74% of people who earned less than NT$30,000

per month in the overall population.

5. Atypical employment figures: In 2021, the proportion of indigenous

people employed in atypical jobs was 21.06% (By the definition of

atypical work in this survey, atypical work includes part-time work,

fixed-term employment contract, dispatched labor, and temporary

work.), while those who were employed in typical jobs accounted for

78.94%.

6. Employment in government-provided temporary jobs: In 2021,

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