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Women and the Economy
No. & proportion of males and females in the work force (employed residents)

Source: Table 25, Report on Labour Force in Singapore 2007
    
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Year 2007
Source: Table 25, Report on Labour Force in Singapore 2007

Table 1, Report on Labour Force in Singapore 2006
    
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Year 2006
Source: Table 18, Report on Labour Force in Singapore, 2006

Table 1, Report on Labour Force in Singapore 2004
    
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Year 2004
Source: Ministry of Manpower

Report on Labour Force in Singapore 2003
    
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Year 2003
Source: Ministry of Manpower
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No. & proportion of males and females in the work force (employed residents)
Year 2007 Year 2006 Year 2004 Year 2003
Female 782,500 (42%) 760,200 (42%) 671,300 (41%) 656,600 (41%)
Male 1,059,500 (58%) 1,036,500 (58%) 960,800 (59%) 948,700 (59%)
Total 1,842,100 1,796,700 1,632,100 1,605,300
* Note: The total sum may not tally due to rounding of figures
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Women and the Economy
- Labour Force Participation Rate
- Married Female Labour Force Participation Rate 1
- No. & proportion of males and females in the work force (employed residents)
- No. & proportion of employed residents on full-time work out of total employed residents by gender
- No. & proportion of females on full-time work out of total female employed residents
- No. & proportion of employed residents on part-time work out of total employed residents by gender
- No. & proportion of female residents on part-time work out of total female employed residents
- No. & proportion of senior officers in Civil Service of total in Division I & Super scale by gender
- No. & proportion of Permanent Secretaries in Civil Service
- No. & proportion of employed residents as Managers, Professionals, Work Proprietors, Technicians and Associate Professionals by gender
- No. & proportion of employed residents as Clerical, Service & Sales Workers by gender
- No. & proportion of employed residents as Production Craftsmen, Related Workers, Plant and Machine Operators, Cleaners and Others by gender
- No & proportion of Female Managers & Senior Officials out of total employed Managers & Senior Officials
- No. & proportion of Females in Financial & Insurance, Public Administration & Education Services out of total employed female residents
- No. & proportion of women IT professionals
- No. & proportion of women participants of the National IT Literacy Programme (NITLP)
- No. & proportion of employers by gender
- Gender wage gap
- Female Wage Differential as % of Males for age group 25 to 29 years in Professional & Managerial jobs
- Female Wage Differential as % of Males for age group 25 to 29 years in Sales & Services jobs
- No. of claims filed for maternity allowances
- No. of child care centres, places offered and children placed
   

 
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