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operations" (11.93%).

7. Primary financial means during periods of unemployment: The main

source of income of unemployed indigenous people in general

(including unemployed persons and those who intend and are able to

work but not actively seeking) during unemployment is "family

assistance" (53.78%), followed by "savings" (40.17%), and

"assistance from friends and relatives" (14.48%).

V. Non-labor Status

In 2021, there were 168,868 non-workforce indigenous people. The

main reason for not participating in the work force was "old age, physical

or mental disabilities" (28.60%), followed by "household duties" (28.11%),

"studies and preparing for education advancement" (26.58%),

"unemployment" (8.07%), "injury or poor health" (7.51%), and "having

intention and ability to work but not actively seeking work" (0.93%).

VI. Re-employment

In 2021, 15.83% of indigenous people had left their employment for

a period of time due to various factors, including marriage, childbirth,

household duties, caring for family members, illness, and retirement,

before becoming re-employed. The average time out of employment was

2.98 years.

VII. Enrollment in Labor Insurance

Incidental questions related to indigenous people's labor insurance

enrollment status were included in the survey of September 2021. In

September 2021, there were 246,773 people who were eligible for labor

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