In 2023, the share of people with various education levels and main job employment types was distributed across several categories. The rows in the table divide all employed persons into self-employed and employees, allowing for a comparison of their educational profiles. The columns show shares as a percentage of the total number of employed persons, including those without basic general education
Employment structure by education level and employment status in 2023, in percent
Group comparison is conducted by comparing rows: it is possible to see what proportion of self-employed persons have higher education compared to employees. The columns allow for an assessment of how education level affects employment type, ranging from persons without education to specialists with academic degrees. This provides an overview of the qualitative composition of the country's labor force
What is visible in these numbers
The set includes the following indicators: Total; including those with higher education; including those with secondary vocational education; including those with education; including those with secondary general education; including those with basic general education; including those without basic general education
Cells with numbers 63 out of 63 (100%) — there are practically no missing values
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The data were collected based on the results of labor force sample surveys for 2023. The data are presented in percent and cover the employment structure across Russia. This information is useful for labor market analysis, human capital assessment, and educational program planning
How it is calculated
Rosstat notes: Based on the classification of status in employment by type of authority (ICSE-18V), implemented since 2022. Including primary vocational education
1) На основе классификации статуса в занятости в соответствии с типом властных полномочий (МКСЗ-18В), внедренной с 2022 г.
2) Включая начальное профессиональное образование.
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