Skip to content

Employment Level by Country

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

← All indicator overviews

Release alerts

Get Employment Level release alerts

Choose a currency and enter your account email. We will notify you when that official-source Employment Level release is published.

Free account required. Unsubscribe anytime.

Labor Market
Employment Level across supported currencies

Total number of employed persons.

Last updated: · page generated 01 Nov 2026 03:03 UTC.
13 with data 13 supported currencies
Open a country name for its historical chart and release record. The API reference is linked separately beside the official source.

As of : 13 currencies with data.

Employment Level: latest and previous observations in each publisher's units. Reference dates can differ.
Country / Currency Latest Previous Change Last change Reference Frequency Unit Source
USD · US Dollar
163,152,000
162,746,000
▲ +406,000 Monthly Persons BLS
EUR · Euro
157,342,000
157,302,000
▲ +40,000 Quarterly Persons Eurostat
JPY · Japanese Yen
68,680,000
68,340,000
▲ +340,000 Monthly Persons Statistics Bureau
GBP · British Pound
34,577,000
34,478,000
▲ +99,000 Monthly Persons ONS
CHF · Swiss Franc
5,698,064
5,649,861
▲ +48,203 Quarterly Persons FSO
CAD · Canadian Dollar
21,104,800
21,173,100
▼ -68,300 Monthly Persons Statistics Canada
AUD · Australian Dollar
14,782,700
14,822,000
▼ -39,300 Monthly Persons ABS
NZD · New Zealand Dollar
2,905,000
2,892,000
▲ +13,000 Quarterly Persons Stats NZ
SEK · Swedish Krona
5,314,700
5,354,400
▼ -39,700 Monthly Persons Statistics Sweden
NOK · Norwegian Krone
2,923,000
2,908,000
▲ +15,000 Quarterly Persons Statistics Norway
KRW · South Korean Won
29,266,000
29,151,000
▲ +115,000 Annual Persons —
TWD · New Taiwan Dollar
11,640,000
11,655,000
▼ -15,000 Monthly Persons DGBAS
THB · Thai Baht
42,539,240
41,654,800
▲ +884,440 Quarterly Persons IMF IFS

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

AI Answer-Ready

Key Facts

Page
Employment
Section
Indicators
Canonical URL
https://fxmacrodata.com/indicators/employment
Source
FXMacroData editorial and official publisher references
Last Updated
See page metadata

Provenance And Trust

Cite the canonical URL and source field above. Where available, this page maps to official publisher releases and timestamped updates.

Quick Q&A

What is this page about? This page explains Employment with directly usable context for trading, research, and API workflows.

What source should be cited? Use the canonical URL and the listed source field; cite official publisher references when available.

How fresh is this content? The last updated value above reflects the page metadata or latest available data timestamp.

Can this be used in AI assistants? Yes. This section is intentionally structured for retrieval and citation in chat assistants.

Prompt Packs

Use these in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Mistral, Perplexity, or Grok for consistent source-aware outputs.

Share page X LinkedIn Email