[Economic term] Employment supplementary indicator

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Today's economic term is employment support indicator.

In addition to the officially unemployed to estimate the unemployment rate, the supplementary employment indicator includes people who work short-term jobs such as part-time jobs but want to be re-employed (time-related additional employment possible), people who have not recently sought employment but are willing to work and have the possibility of employment (potential job seekers). Also, people who have tried to find a job but are unable to start working immediately due to child care, etc. (potential job seekers)
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Here, the potential employed and potential job seekers included in the economically inactive population are combined and called the potential economically active population, and this combined with the existing economically active population is called the expanded economically active population.
Currently, the employment supplement index is prepared and published in three forms depending on its comprehensive scope.
Employment subsidy indicator 1 is the ratio of the unemployed and those capable of additional employment related to time among the existing employed compared to the economically active population, and employment subsidy indicator 2 is obtained by dividing the sum of the unemployed and the potential economically active population by the expanded economically active population.
Meanwhile, employment supplementary indicator 3 is the ratio of the expanded economically active population plus those capable of additional time-related employment, the unemployed, and the potential economically active population.
Employment assistance indicators can be found here.

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