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Employment Level by Country

Latest released Employment Level value for every supported currency, with the previous reading, the change between releases, reference date, frequency, unit, and source.

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Labor Market
Employment Level across supported currencies

Total number of employed persons.

Last updated: · page generated 18 Jun 2026 21:59 UTC.
13 with data 49 supported currencies
Each row links to the per-currency reference page and the underlying API endpoint at /api/v1/announcements/{currency}/employment. Non-USD endpoints require an API key query parameter.
Country / Currency Latest Previous Change Reference Frequency Unit Source
Switzerland
CHF · Swiss Franc
5,537,350,000
5,544,106,000
▼ -6,756,000 Quarterly Persons FSO
United States
USD · US Dollar
162,848,000
162,912,000
▼ -64,000 Monthly Persons BLS
Eurozone
EUR · Euro
70,900,000
70,800,000
▲ +100,000 Quarterly Persons Eurostat
United Kingdom
GBP · British Pound
34,410,000
34,392,000
▲ +18,000 Monthly Persons ONS
Canada
CAD · Canadian Dollar
21,321,400
20,924,700
▲ +396,700 Monthly Persons Statistics Canada
Australia
AUD · Australian Dollar
14,737,400
14,756,000
▼ -18,600 Monthly Persons ABS
Peru
PEN · Peruvian Sol
5,703,000
5,716,000
▼ -13,000 Monthly Persons INEI
Sweden
SEK · Swedish Krona
5,315,600
5,257,400
▲ +58,200 Monthly Persons Statistics Sweden
Israel
ILS · Israeli New Shekel
4,378,446.67
4,363,123.33
▲ +15,323.334 Quarterly Persons Bank of Israel / Central Bureau of Statistics
Denmark
DKK · Danish Krone
68,800
68,900
▼ -100 Quarterly Persons Statistics Denmark
New Zealand
NZD · New Zealand Dollar
5,300
5,400
▼ -100 Quarterly Persons Stats NZ
Japan
JPY · Japanese Yen
3,735
3,667
▲ +68 Monthly Persons Statistics Bureau
Indonesia
IDR · Indonesian Rupiah
3,080
2,420
▲ +660 Annual Persons
Argentina
ARS · Argentine Peso
Annual Persons
BHD
BHD · BHD
Annual Persons
Bolivia
BOB · Bolivian Boliviano
Annual Persons
Brazil
BRL · Brazilian Real
Quarterly Persons IBGE
CNH
CNH · CNH
Annual Persons
Chile
CLP · Chilean Peso
Monthly Persons
China
CNY · Chinese Yuan
Annual Persons
Colombia
COP · Colombian Peso
Annual Persons
Czechia
CZK · Czech Koruna
Quarterly Persons CZSO
DZD
DZD · DZD
Annual Persons
EGP
EGP · EGP
Annual Persons
Hong Kong
HKD · Hong Kong Dollar
Monthly Persons Census and Statistics Department
Hungary
HUF · Hungarian Forint
Quarterly Persons
Iceland
ISK · Icelandic Krona
Annual Persons
India
INR · Indian Rupee
Yearly Persons MoSPI
Malaysia
MYR · Malaysian Ringgit
Monthly Persons DOSM
Mexico
MXN · Mexican Peso
Monthly Persons INEGI
Morocco
MAD · Moroccan Dirham
Monthly Persons Not available (official integration pending)
Nigeria
NGN · Nigerian Naira
Quarterly Persons NBS
Norway
NOK · Norwegian Krone
Quarterly Persons Statistics Norway
Pakistan
PKR · Pakistani Rupee
Annual Persons
Philippines
PHP · Philippine Peso
Annual Persons
Poland
PLN · Polish Zloty
Quarterly Persons GUS
Romania
RON · Romanian Leu
Annual Persons
Russia
RUB · Russian Ruble
Annual Persons
Saudi Arabia
SAR · Saudi Riyal
Annual Persons
Singapore
SGD · Singapore Dollar
Quarterly Persons IMF IFS
South Africa
ZAR · South African Rand
Annual Persons
South Korea
KRW · South Korean Won
Annual Persons
Taiwan
TWD · New Taiwan Dollar
Monthly Persons DGBAS
Thailand
THB · Thai Baht
Quarterly Persons IMF IFS
Turkey
TRY · Turkish Lira
Monthly Persons TurkStat
United Arab Emirates
AED · UAE Dirham
Annual Persons
Uruguay
UYU · Uruguayan Peso
Annual Persons
Vietnam
VND · Vietnamese Dong
Annual Persons
West Africa
XOF · West African CFA franc
Annual Persons

What is Employment Level?

Employment measures the total number of people in paid work, usually published monthly from a household survey, an establishment survey, or both. It is the broadest single labour-market quantity.

Why it matters for FX

Employment growth above the pace consistent with population growth means the labour market is tightening, which supports wage growth, services inflation, and a hawkish central bank. Employment contractions almost always force easing and weigh on the currency.

How to read this page

Compare monthly change to the breakeven rate (the population-growth-adjusted level needed to keep unemployment stable). Watch full-time vs part-time composition for quality signals.

What to watch for

  • Monthly change vs breakeven employment growth
  • Full-time vs part-time composition
  • Revisions to prior months
  • Sector breakdown (services-led vs goods-led)
  • Cross-check with unemployment rate

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