Page 18 - 108年原住民就業狀況調查度報告

1. Number of weeks unemployed: Indigenous unemployed persons were

unemployed for an average of 20.92 weeks with respect to the standard

week in the data.

2. Jobseeking channels for the unemployed: Of indigenous jobseeking

channels for the unemployed in 2019, the highest relative frequency

was for "job seeking from the 111 Job Bank (including the website)"

at 49.35 per 100; this was followed by "referrals from friends, relatives,

and mentors"; "looking at the employment classifieds in the

newspaper"; "looking for a job from a public employment service

(including websites)," and "self-referrals and inquiries."

3. Employment opportunities: 35.97% of unemployed indigenous people

in 2019 encountered a job opportunity during their job search.

Indigenous unemployed people who had encountered a job

opportunity but did not take the job had the highest relative frequency

in "compensation not in line with expectations," followed by

"unsuitable working hours" and "poor working conditions."

4. Major difficulties encountered in finding a job: 64.03% of

unemployed indigenous people in 2019 did not encounter a job

opportunity during the job search; further analysis of the job search

process reveals that the major difficulty encountered was "insufficient

information on employment," followed by "no job opportunities

within the living area," "skills do not fit the job," "unable to find a

suitable job that allows family care," and "no job opportunities outside

the living area," in order of difficulty.

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