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Rates of the population aged 15 years and over by labour status, sex, area and quarters, 2026

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Labour Force Statistics Division, tel. 067770786

e-mail: mariana.alergus@statistica.gov.md

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percent

Source

National Bureau of Statistics of the Republic of Moldova, Labour Force Survey

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Area

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Quarters

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In estimating the survey results, the usual resident population is used.
Information is presented without the data on districts from the left side of the river Nistru and municipality Bender.
Starting from 2026, the Labour Force Survey (LFS) questionnaire and methodology were revised to ensure their alignment with the European Union standards in this field (EU Regulations 2019/1700 and 2019/2240) and to enhance the comparability of survey results at the European level:
- Additional questions were introduced into the LFS questionnaire, and several existing questions were further detailed;
- The definitions of LFS indicators were aligned with the practices and methodological standards applied in EU countries.
These changes have contributed to a more accurate identification of individuals' labour market status. At the same time, they have had a significant impact on the indicators, which, starting from 2026, are not fully comparable with the corresponding data from previous years.
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