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Dept. of Statistics Commences with Labour Force Survey

December 1, 2023

Dept. of Statistics Commences with Labour Force Survey
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SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - The Department of Statistics St. Maarten is pleased to announce the commencement of its comprehensive Labour Force Survey, aimed at gathering vital insights into the dynamics of our workforce.

The Labour Force Survey is distinct from a Population Census, focusing specifically on employment-related data. Unlike a census, which provides a snapshot of the entire population, the Labour Force Survey delves into the complexities of our workforce, capturing details such as employment status, industry participation, and other critical labour market indicators.

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This initiative is a crucial step in understanding the current state of our labour force, identifying trends, and informing policies that contribute to the economic well-being of St. Maarten. Residents are encouraged to participate when contacted, as their responses will play a pivotal role in shaping informed decisions for the future.

The Department of Statistics St. Maarten appreciates the public's cooperation in this important project. For further information or inquiries, please email statinfo@sintmaartengov.org

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