A low score obtained Chile in the ranking of employment drawn up by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
According to recent measurement, Chile is ranked 24th from a total 34 member countries of the international cooperation agency, giving an overall score of 5.8 (out of 10).
This rating is below the 6.6 average set by the organization. However, it beats countries like Mexico (5.5), Italy (5.2), Poland (4.9), Portugal (4.1) and Spain (2.4). In the overall picture, meanwhile, the best score was achieved by Iceland, which achieved a score of 9.5. Then include Switzerland (9.4), Norway (9), Australia (8.3) and Austria, Luxembourg and the Netherlands (all three with 8.2 points).
In addition, the evaluation appearance “fear of losing their jobs” (which measures proportion of dependent employees work less than six months), Chile obtained 4.4, better than the 5.4 average.
this form, exceeds nations such as Australia (4.8), the Netherlands (4.5), USA (5.9), Canada (6.4) and Sweden (6.5).
Moreover, all countries except Mexico (US $ 13,085) and Turkey (US $ 14,095), exceed Chile (US $ 14,533) in per capita income.
“LTU” (percentage of people who do not work but have actively sought employment for more than 1 year) Chile gets 1.6 under 2.8 average.
Also, “employment rate” (working-age population in gainful employment) the country gets 62%, compared with 82% who enjoys pointer measurement, Iceland.
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