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Full-Time Employment by Country

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

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Full-Time Employment across supported currencies

Number of persons employed full-time.

Last updated: · page generated 11 Oct 2026 16:40 UTC.
8 with data 8 supported currencies
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As of : 8 currencies with data.

Country / Currency Latest Previous Change Last change Reference Frequency Unit Source
USD · US Dollar
134,376,000
134,288,000
▲ +88,000 Monthly Persons BLS
EUR · Euro
125,255,000
125,206,000
▲ +49,000 Quarterly Persons Eurostat
JPY · Japanese Yen
37,350,000
37,360,000
▼ -10,000 Monthly Persons Statistics Bureau
GBP · British Pound
25,772,000
25,746,000
▲ +26,000 Monthly Persons ONS
CHF · Swiss Franc
3,310,060
3,288,419
▲ +21,641 Quarterly Persons National Statistics Office
CAD · Canadian Dollar
17,290,300
17,325,700
▼ -35,400 Monthly Persons Statistics Canada
AUD · Australian Dollar
10,193,900
10,200,200
▼ -6,300 Monthly Persons ABS
NOK · Norwegian Krone
2,190,000
2,168,000
▲ +22,000 Quarterly Persons Statistics Norway

What is Full-Time Employment?

Full-time employment measures the count of workers in jobs above a hours-per-week threshold (typically 30-35 depending on the jurisdiction). It captures the higher-paid, more stable portion of total employment.

Why it matters for FX

Full-time job creation is a higher-quality signal than total employment because part-time gains can mask weakening demand for labour. Sustained rotation from full-time to part-time is an early-cycle warning that tends to precede broader employment weakness — and therefore central-bank cuts and currency softness.

How to read this page

Track full-time vs part-time monthly change. A run of months where part-time grows while full-time shrinks is the classic deteriorating-quality signal.

What to watch for

  • Full-time vs part-time monthly divergence
  • Hours-worked confirmation
  • Year-over-year full-time growth
  • Sector composition (services vs goods)
  • Cross-check with unemployment rate

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