Kuwait: Population employed in the private and government sectors, by country of citizenship (top-10 countries, Q2 2015-Q4-2022)
Q2 2015 | Q2 2016 | Q2 2017 | Q2 2018 | Q2 2019 | Q2 2020 | Q2 2021 | Q2 2022 | Q4 2022 | |
India | 455,228 | 519,466 | 553,781 | 574,978 | 587,682 | 559,438 | 465,070 | 446,978 | 497,087 |
Egypt | 419,088 | 453,071 | 463,804 | 481,674 | 511,032 | 516,120 | 464,874 | 454,810 | 483,183 |
Kuwait | 342,417 | 348,792 | 358,854 | 374,804 | 388,753 | 396,661 | 419,584 | 438,559 | 442,647 |
Bangladesh | 138,111 | 148,545 | 163,680 | 176,304 | 181,160 | 183,019 | 163,517 | 156,507 | 161,927 |
Pakistan | 92,136 | 91,251 | 89,082 | 81,360 | 79,753 | 77,482 | 71,444 | 68,679 | 68,843 |
Philippines | 72,396 | 77,728 | 78,610 | 76,888 | 78,624 | 76,036 | 67,658 | 63,584 | 66,914 |
Syria | 63,875 | 64,441 | 64,408 | 62,440 | 62,738 | 63,156 | 63,128 | 63,621 | 63,897 |
Nepal | 39,322 | 43,519 | 45,713 | 52,644 | 57,235 | 54,595 | 42,087 | 47,734 | 62,930 |
Jordan | 25,119 | 25,130 | 25,736 | 26,246 | 25,232 | 26,407 | 27,395 | ||
Sri Lanka | 24,375 | 25,149 | 21,121 | ||||||
Lebanon | 19,803 | ||||||||
Iran | 26,941 | 26,590 | 25,922 | 22,814 | 22,630 | 22,156 | 20,651 | ||
Other countries | 131,618 | 139691 | 140,098 | 142,620 | 146,251 | 144,102 | 126,658 | 129,183 | 141,046 |
Total | 1,805,507 | 1,938,243 | 2,009,071 | 2,071,656 | 2,141,594 | 2,119,011 | 1,929,903 | 1,915,865 | 2,036,990 |
Source: Central Statistical Bureau (CSB), Labour Market Information System (LMIS), Integrated Database
ANNEXED NOTE
- Characteristics of data and definitions
Kuwait’s Labour Market Information System (KLMIS) was developed by the Central Statistical Bureau (CSB), in collaboration with relevant other government agencies.
https://lmis.csb.gov.kw/ar/Default.aspx;
https://lmis.csb.gov.kw/En/Docs/KLMI%20Report%20English%20-%20Final%20Version.pdf.
KLMIS’s Integrated database, updated on a quarterly basis, tabulates basic data on nationals’ and foreign migrants’ employment, taken from four administrative sources:
the Civil Service Commission (CSC) (public sector’s statistics);
the Public Authority for Civil Information (PACI) (public entities which are not included in the Civil Service Commission records);
the Public Authority for Manpower (PAM) (statistics on workers in the private sector);
Ministry of Interior (MoI) (domestic workers).
Information on LMIS’s data sources is taken from:
Al Daas, M. Labor Statistics for evidence-based policies,
https://www.iaos-isi.org/images/IAOS2017-19/2016Conference/P5C/Mona_Al_daas_paper.pdf, p. 3.
- Institution which provides data
The Central Statistical Bureau (CSB)
https://www.csb.gov.kw/default_en
- Period of data coverage
30/06, given years; Q4 2022.
- Data availability
Kuwait: Central Statistical Bureau. Integrated Database – LMIS
https://lmis.csb.gov.kw/default_En
Data are available in Arabic and English, by quarter, for every year since 2014.
https://lmis.csb.gov.kw/IntegratedDataView_En
Last date of access: June 2023.
GLMM and GRC cannot guarantee that the link to access the source will not change; that the information will not be removed from the website it was obtained from; that no geo-blockages will be imposed; or that the information will not be available for any another reason.
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