Employment indicators for the population above working age by constituent entities of the Russian Federation
Population above working age over eight years in each region: the table shows how many older people are employed, how many remain unemployed, and how many months it takes to find a new job. Rosstat data vary by federal subject and year, allowing regional features of older people's employment to be observed for 2018–2025. Employment rate is given in percent, unemployment rate also in percent, job search duration in months
Chart of employment indicators for the population above working age by region from 2018 to 2025
- Kaluga Region — employment rate, %
- Voronezh Region — employment rate, %
- Russian Federation — employment rate, %
- Bryansk Region — Employment rate, %
- Ivanovo Region — average job search duration, months
- Russian Federation — average job search duration, months
- Central Federal District — average job search duration, months
- Ivanovo Region — unemployment rate, %
- Voronezh Region — unemployment rate, %
- Vladimir Region — unemployment rate, %
See also
- Number of retirees in Russia by year long time series by year
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2018–2025. Rows: 288, periods: 8. Breakdown: Russian Federation — Employment rate, %; Russian Federation — Unemployment rate, %; Russian Federation — Average time spent seeking job, months; Central Federal District — Employment rate, %; Central Federal District — Unemployment rate, % and others
Kaluga Oblast — Employment rate, %: the indicator decreased from 26.1 to 15.8 for 2018–2025 — by 39.6%. The highest value is 26.1 (2018), the lowest is 15.8 (2025). This is an average annual decrease of 6.94%. Until 2022, the change was −15%, after — −28.9%. Out of the 25 largest rows, 4 increased and 21 decreased
All table numbers are series: 288
How to read this table
Table rows vary by two characteristics: region and indicator. The first rows for each region show employment rate, followed by unemployment rate, then average job search duration. Compare values within a single region to see how the situation changes for the older generation, or between regions to identify differences in the labor activity of elderly Russians
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: Kaluga Oblast — Employment rate, % (26.1), Central Federal District — Employment rate... (24.8), Belgorod Oblast — Employment rate, % (24.8), Vladimir Oblast — Employment rate, % (22.3), Voronezh Oblast — Employment rate, % (22.1). The gap between the highest and the lowest is 14.6 times. The top five account for 38.6% of the total sum across all positions
Observations are annual, with 8 observation periods in the dataset. There are 200 values in the table out of 200 possible, which is 100% — there are practically no missing values
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Period and application
Rosstat data for 2018–2025, updated annually. The table is useful for labor specialists, regional authorities, and labor market researchers studying the employment of the older generation across federal subjects over time
How it is calculated
Notes to the table: Persons older than working age include, until 2020, men aged 60 and older, women aged 55 and older; in 2020, men aged 61 and older, women aged 56 and older; from 2021 to 2.... Excluding statistical information on the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), Lugansk People's Republic (LPR), Zaporozhye and Kherson Oblasts
1) К лицам старше трудоспособного возраста относятся до 2020 г. мужчины в возрасте 60 лет и старше, женщины в возрасте 55 лет и старше; в 2020 г. мужчины в возрасте 61 год и старше, женщины - 56 лет и старше; с 2021 г по 2023 гг. - мужчины в возрасте 61,5 года и старше, женщины - 56,5 лет и старше. C 2024 г. мужчины - 63 года и старше, женщины - 58 лет и старше.
2) Без учета статистической информации по Донецкой Народной Республике (ДНР), Луганской Народной Республике (ЛНР), Запорожской и Херсонской областям.
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