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"business rundown or closure", at 27.79%; this was followed by

"dissatisfaction with the job" (23.41%) and "end of seasonal or

temporary work” (14.68%).

6. Most desired job category: Among the unemployed indigenous people

in 2020, the most desired job category was "food and beverage,

tourism, and sport" (25.08%); this was followed by "administrative

operations” (15.86%), "information technology" (11.22%), and

"construction jobs" (10.79%).

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

financial means of unemployed indigenous people in general

(including unemployed persons and those who intend to work and

ready to start working at any time but have not found a job) during

unemployment was "savings" (50.07%); this was followed by "family

assistance" (46.40%) and "assistance from friends and relatives"

(13.13%).

V. Non-labor Status

In 2020, there were 166,667 non-workforce indigenous people. The

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

or mental disabilities" (27.88%), followed by "studies and preparing for

education advancement" (26.92%), "household duties" (25.55%), "injury

or poor health" (9.91%), "leisure" (8.23%), and "intend to work and ready

to start working at any time but have not found a job” (0.91%).

VI. Re-employment

In 2020, 14.72% of indigenous people had left their employment for

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