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Brazil · Annual SERIES

Employment ratio in Brazil

Share of people aged 15 and older who are employed, from the ILO modeled estimates series.

59.37%% of population aged 15+ (modeled ILO estimate)
2025Observation year

+0.34 pp from 2024

Brazil
Employment ratio in Brazil, 2000–2025% of population aged 15+ (modeled ILO estimate). Underlying figures are available in the data table.5154576063200020052010201520202025

% of population aged 15+ (modeled ILO estimate) · World Bank · Missing observations remain gaps.

Underlying data

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Employment ratio · Brazil · % of population aged 15+ (modeled ILO estimate)
YearValueStatus & source note
202559.37present
202459.031present
202357.915present
202257.663present
202154.238present
202052.195present
201957.142present
201856.549present
201756.271present
201656.845present
201558.787present
201459.714present
201359.766present
201259.738present
201159.954present
201060.575present
200961.052present
200861.619present
200761.05present
200661.143present
200560.87present
200460.579present
200359.427present
200259.848present
200159.002present
200058.641present

Definition & method

ILO calculates employed people as a percentage of the working-age population and combines reported observations with modeled estimates. Employment includes work for pay or profit.

Share of people aged 15 and older who are employed, from the ILO modeled estimates series.

What to keep in mind

  • The denominator is population aged 15+, not the labor force. This is not one minus the unemployment rate.
  • This modeled ILO series can differ from national survey releases.
  • WDI does not identify every imputed observation in this response. Cross-country ranking and comparison are disabled because ILO warns against comparing imputed observations.
  • A higher ratio does not by itself establish better jobs or working conditions.
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