Table of Contents

Charts
Figure 1 Population and employment situation
Figure 2 Employed Persons industrial composition
Urban employment registration type constitute
Figure 4 2010 Urban Units personnel industry constitutes
Figure 5 Female Employment in urban units in 2010 accounted for the proportion of Employed Persons
First, the consolidated
1-1 key indicators of labor statistics
1-2 Population and Its Composition (end)
1-3 Gross Domestic Product and Its Composition
1-4 Gross Domestic Product index, employment, average wage and urban residents' consumption price index
1-5 The National Employment at the end of Persons
1-6 sub-industry employment staff at the end of the number of
1-7 around the distinction between registration of the registered type employed in urban areas at the end of the number and composition (2010)
1-8 minutes in urban units of the registered type employment officer at the end of the number and composition of
1-9 sub-industry of the Urban Units at the end of number
1-10 Urban Units by Sector, employment officers (state-owned units)
1-11 Sector in Urban Units Employed Persons (urban collective units)
1-12 sub-sectors in urban units of employment (other units)
1-13 Urban Units by Sector, employment officers at the end of the number of
1-14 by Registration in urban units of female employment officer at the end of the number of
Year - end of the 1-15 sub-industry in urban units of Female Employment
1-16 around the distinction between the end of the number of Female Employment in Urban Units by Sector
1-17 broken down into small industry in urban units of Female Employment in the proportion accounted for Employed Persons (2010)
1-18 by Registration in urban units of Employed Persons in the total wage and index
1-19 Urban Units by Sector of Employment (1995-2002) the total staff salaries
1-20 Urban Units by Sector of Employment (2003-2010) the total staff salaries
The average wage index of 1-21 points registration type in urban units of Employed Persons
1-22 Employed Persons in Urban Units by Sector, the average wage (1995-2002)
1-23 Employed Persons in Urban Units by Sector, the average wage (2003-2010)
1-24 minutes of Employed Persons in Urban Units by Sector average money wage index (1995-2002)
1-25 minutes of Employed Persons in Urban Units by Sector average money wage index (2004-2010)
1-26 Employed Persons in Urban Units by Sector, the average real wage index (1995-2002)
1-27 Employed Persons in Urban Units by Sector, the average real wage index (2004-2010)
1-28 sub-regions of employed by level of education constitute
1-29 sub-regional employment of males in staff by level of education constitute
1-30 minutes of the National Female Employment by level of education constitute
1-31 according to age, sex, national employment level of education constitute
1-32 Press of the National Employment by educational attainment, sex, age
1-33 according to the industry, sex, national employment level of education constitute
1-34 according to the occupation, sex, national employment level of education constitute
1-35 occupational composition by educational attainment, sex, national employment
1-36 according to the industry, sex, age of the Urban employment constitutes
1-37 according to the Urban employment by level of education, sex industry constitute
1-38 according to the Urban employment industry, sex, level of education constitute
1-39 according to age, sex, urban employment occupational constitute
1-40 according to the age of the employed in urban areas of occupation, sex constitutes a
1-41 Urban employment according to educational level, sex, occupational composition
1-42 according to the employed in urban areas of occupation, sex, level of education constitute
1-43 Urban employment survey week average working time
1-44 of urban male employment investigations by officers of the average workweek
1-45 Urban Female Employment in the survey week for the average working time
1-46 according to age, sex, urban employment staff time constitutes
1-47 according to sex education, urban employment staff time constitutes
1-48 according to the account of the nature, the sex of the urban employment staff time constitute
1-49 according to the industry, sex, urban employment staff time constitutes
1-50 according to occupation, sex, urban employment staff time constitutes
1-51 by age, sex, urban unemployed person reasons constitute
1-52 according to the causes of unemployment, unemployment in urban areas of gender age composition
1-53 of causes of unemployment according to educational level, sex, urban unemployment
1-54 according to the causes of unemployment, sex, unemployment in urban areas by level of education constitute
1-55 according to age, sex, unemployment in urban areas by level of education constitute
1-56 according to the age of the sex education, unemployment in urban areas constitute
1-57 by age, sex, unemployment in urban areas to find work constitutes
1-58 according to the urban unemployed to find work by educational attainment, sex constitutes a
1-59 according to sex education, unemployment in urban areas is not of working hours
1-60 by age, sex, urban unemployed persons not of working hours
1-61 regional consumer price index and retail price index
1-62 Retail Price Index (2010)
1-63 Regional Retail Price Index by Category
1-64 Consumer Price Index (2010)
1-65 various consumer price index
1-66 Urban Households
1-67 of each area of ​​urban residents per capita Annual household income sources (2010)
1-68 of rural households
1-69 regions according to the source of the per capita net income of rural households (2010)
Second, employment and unemployment
2-1 The urban registered unemployed and registered unemployment rate in
2-2 The urban registered unemployed persons and registered unemployment rate in
2-3 regions registered urban unemployed persons (2010)
2-4 public employment services (2010)
2-5 regional public employment services (2010)
2-6 of labor employment service enterprises, community employment entities and self-help production base (2010)
2-7 regional employment service enterprises, community employment entities and self-help production base (2010)
Three urban units, employment and payroll
3-1 Employment by industry personnel and total wages (2010)
3-2 around the distinction between the industry, employment and payroll (2010)
3-2 around the distinction between the industry, employment and payroll (2010) Continued Table 1
3-2 around the distinction between the industry, employment and payroll (2010) Continued Table 2
3-2 around the distinction between the industry, employment and payroll (2010) Continued Table 3
3-2 around the distinction between the industry, employment and payroll (2010) Continued Table 4
3-2 around the distinction between the industry, employment and payroll (2010) Continued Table 5
3-3 around the distinction between industries in the Staff and Workers and wages (2010)
3-4 around the distinction between other workers and the average wage of the industry (2010)
3-5 around the distinction between the industry is not the Staff and Workers and the average cost of living (2010)
3-6 around the distinction between registered types in urban units at the end of the number (2010)
3-7 around the distinction between registration of the registered type of urban units of the total wages and living expenses (2010)
3-8 around the distinction between registered types of urban average wage and average cost of living (2010)
Urban Units 3-9 to increase the sources (2010)
3-10 of Urban Units by Region Employment DECREASE (2010)
Four state-owned unit of employment staff and payroll
4-1 sub-sectors of state-owned unit of employment and payroll (2010)
4-2 around to distinguish between industry, state-owned unit of employment and payroll (2010)
4-3 distinguish between industry, state-owned units in the Staff and Workers and the average wage (2010)
4-4 around the distinction between the other workers of the industry state-owned units and the average wage (2010)
4-5 around to distinguish between the industry state-owned units not post staff and workers and the average cost of living (2010)
4-6 each state-owned holding enterprises employed and total wages (2010)
4-7 regional employment of state-owned units to increase the sources (2010)
4-8 regional employment of state-owned units to reduce the whereabouts of (2010)
Five, urban collective units of employment and payroll
Industry and urban collective units, 5-1 Employment and total wages (2010)
5-2 around to distinguish between industry employment and wages of urban collective units total (2010)
5-3 around to distinguish between industry, urban collective units in the Staff and Workers and the average wage (2010)
5-4 around the distinction between urban collective units of the industry employment and average wages (2010)
5-5 around the distinction between the industry, urban collective units not in the Staff and Workers and the average cost of living (2010)
5-6 regional urban collective units employment INCREASE (2010)
DECREASE 5-7 regional urban collective units Employed Persons (2010)
Six, the other units of employment and total wages
6-1 sub-sectors other units employed and the total wages (2010)
6-2 around the distinction between employment and payroll industry other units (2010)
6-3 around to distinguish between other units of the industry in the post the number of workers and average wages (2010)
6-4 around the distinction between other workers and other units of the industry and average wages (2010)
6-5 around to distinguish between other units of the industry is not in the Staff and Workers and the average cost of living (2010)
6-6 other units of the regional employment to increase the sources (2010)
6-7 other units of the regional employment DECREASE (2010)
Seven, township enterprises Employed Persons
7-1 of township enterprises the number of units
7-2 of township enterprises in employment
Eight, vocational training and skills identification
Technical schools synthesis 8-1
8-2 regional technical schools (2010)
8-3 regional employment training centers (2010)
8-4 regional private vocational training institutions (2010)
8-5 calendar year, the National Occupational Skill Testing
8-6 regional vocational skills certification (2010)
9, the Labor Relations
9-1 over the years handling labor disputes
9-2 regional labor dispute handling (2010)
9-3 of labor security supervision cases closed (2010)
9-4 Labor and Social Security to monitor the work of (2010)
X. Social Security
10-1 over the years the National Social Insurance Fund income
10-2 over the years the National Social Insurance Fund expenditure
10-3 over the years accumulated surplus of the National Social Insurance Fund
10-4 over the years, urban workers' basic pension insurance
10-5 over the years, the organs, institutions, urban workers, the basic pension insurance
10-6 over the years, enterprises and other urban workers, the basic pension insurance
10-7 over the years for urban workers in basic pension insurance number
10-8 all urban workers in basic pension insurance (2010)
10-9 all regions the number of pension payments (2010)
10-10 over the years the basic situation of the urban basic medical insurance
10-11 calendar year regional urban basic medical insurance number of insured
10-12 regional urban basic medical insurance (2010)
10-13 regional urban basic medical insurance (2010)
10-14 regional urban residents basic medical insurance (2010)
10-15 calendar year, the national unemployment insurance
10-16 calendar year regional unemployment insurance
10-17 regional unemployment insurance fund (2010)
10-18 over the years, work injury insurance
10-19 over the years various regions of injury insurance
10-20 of each injury insurance (2010)
10-21 regions related injuries (2010)
10-22 sub-regional fatalities personnel related injuries (2010)
10-23 regional labor ability identification (2010)
10-24 calendar year, the national maternity insurance
10-25 over the years various regions of the maternity insurance
10-26 regional maternity insurance (2010)
10-27 of the new rural social endowment insurance pilot (2010)
11, the work of trade unions
11-1 all grass-roots trade union organizations (2010)
11-2 the regional trade union membership (2010)
11-3 grass-roots units, the establishment of workers' congresses (2010)
11-4 grass-roots trade unions and vocational training institutions (2010)
11-5 regional grass-roots trade unions to carry out the rationalization proposals and labor competition activities (2010)
11-6 regional grass-roots trade unions to participate in the regulation of the labor dispute (2010)
Above 11-7 regional grass-roots trade union employment agencies (2010)
XII Hong Kong data
12-1 by industry employment
12-2 points occupational employment
12-3 the number of unemployed by age group
12-4 by industry the number of unemployed
12-5 points occupation number of unemployed
12-6 non-farm industry workers daily wage rate
12-7 non-farm sector management personnel monthly wage rate
12-8 non-farm industry work week hours
12-9 sub-industry occupational injuries
12-10 Consumer Price Index
XIII Macao in
13-1 by industry employment
13-2 points occupational employment
13-3 the number of unemployed by age group
13-4 by industry the number of unemployed
13-5 points occupation number of unemployed
13-6 average wage of non-agricultural industries
13-7 non-farm industry work week hours
13-8 consumer price index
13-9 sub-industry occupational injuries
XIV, ROC
14-1 by industry employment
14-2 of the number of unemployed and the unemployment rate
14-3 non-agricultural industries average wage of the employee's monthly
14-4 non-agricultural industries working hours
14-5 consumer price index
14-6 sub-industry occupational injuries
Appendix A foreign information
Appendix 1-1 Number of full employment
Appendix 1-2 all female employment
Appendix 1-3 primary industry employment
Appendix 1-4 secondary industry employment
Appendix 1-5 tertiary industry employment
Appendix 1-6 the number of unemployed
Appendix 1-7 the average manufacturing wage
Appendix 1-8 Consumer Price Index
Appendix II Main Statistical Indicators
Explanatory Notes on Main Statistical Indicators