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(according to the definition of non-standard employment in the

Report on the Manpower Utilization Survey by the Directorate

General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics, which includes

part-time employment, dispatch work, and temporary work) was

17.47% in 2024, while the proportion of those not engaged in non-

standard employment was 82.53%.

6. Employment in government-provided temporary jobs: In 2024,

1.45% of indigenous workers engaged in government-provided

temporary jobs, and 98.55% did not engage in government-

provided temporary jobs. Among the workers in government-

provided temporary jobs, 94.51% believed that temporary work

was helpful in improving their lives, and 82.69% believed it was

helpful in their future employment.

7. Job-seeking channels: In 2024, the percentage of indigenous

people who found their current jobs through "introduction by

relatives, friends, or mentors" was the highest, at 46.62%; this was

followed by "self-referral and inquiry," at 20.35%; and "civil job

banks (including online websites)," at 17.84%.

IV. Unemployment Situation

There were 298,391 indigenous labor force members in 2024, of

which 10,249 were unemployed, which equals to an unemployment rate of

3.43%. Compared to the 2024 unemployment rate of 3.38% for the entire

population, the unemployment rate for indigenous people was slightly

higher by 0.05 percentage points.

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