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and manual workers" is about 46%, higher than the 30.69% of the

general public.

3. Employment status: The employment status of indigenous people in

2019 was highest for those who were privately employed, at 78.73%;

this was followed by self-employed, at 11.46%; government-

employed, at 8.85%; employer, at 0.50%; and unpaid family worker,

at 0.46%. Of those employed by the government, 34.43% had formal

civil service appointment qualifications and 65.57% had no formal

civil service appointment qualifications.

4. Primary monthly earnings per person for gainfully employed

indigenous persons: The average primary monthly earnings per person

for gainfully employed indigenous persons in 2019 was NT$30,056.

Compared to the population as a whole, the average income of

gainfully employed indigenous people from their primary job was

NT$10,345 lower than the NT$40,401 for the population as a whole.

Observing the distribution of monthly income from primary jobs, it

was found that 48.34% of indigenous people in gainful employment

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

32.25% of the general public who earned less than NT$30,000 per

month.

5. Atypical employment scenarios: the proportion of indigenous people

employed in atypical jobs in 2019 was 16.57%, down from 2018; the

proportion not in atypical jobs was 83.43%.

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