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Number of employed and unemployed women aged 20–49 by presence of children

· snapshot · rows: 12 · periods: 3 · section: Women and men (России. 2024)

Three indicators, including the number of employed, employment rate, and unemployment rate, characterize the labor market situation for women aged 20 to 49 depending on child-rearing. Rows group data for mothers with one child, two children, and all women with children under 18. The indicators are presented as a cross-section, with employment measured in thousands of people and unemployment in percent

Chart showing the number of employed and the unemployment rate among women aged 20-49 depending on the presence of children

Women with children under 18 years 13,204 Women with children under 18 years 12,898 Women with children under 18 — 1 child 8,257 Women with children under 18 — 1 child 7,986 Women with… children (0–6 years)Women with children under 18 — Women with preschool‑age children (0–6 years) 4,404 Women with children under 18 — 2 children 4,070 Women with… children (0–6 years)Women with children under 18 — Women with preschool‑age children (0–6 years) 4,031 Women with children under 18 — 2 children 4,023 Women with children under 18 — 3 children 740.0 Women with children under 18 — 3 children 724.0 Women with… — 4 children and moreWomen with children under 18 — 4 children and more 152.0 Women with… — 4 children and moreWomen with children under 18 — 4 children and more 150.0
how it will look

Set in numbers

12 series, arranged across 3 breakdowns rather than over time. 36 values in total.

“Women with children under 18 — 4 children and more” leads the table with 9.7, “Women with children under 18 — 1 child” closes it with 2.8. The gap between them is 3.5-fold.

All table numbers are series: 12

How to read this table

The rows allow for comparison of indicators between categories, such as comparing the employment of women with one child versus two children. The series detail the labor market by the number of children, making it possible to see differences in the share of employed and unemployed depending on childcare burden. Comparing these groups helps to understand the distribution of labor resources among women of reproductive age

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Period and application

The data are published in the 2024 Rosstat yearbook and do not include time series. The information is useful for labor market researchers, demographers, and specialists in social policy and family support. Indicators are updated as new statistical releases from the agency are issued