Explore the labor market administrative records dataset with detailed information on various occupational categories and activities in Saudi Arabia.
A death due to an occupational disease, Accommodation and food service activities, Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies, Administrative and support service activities, Agriculture, Agriculture and fishing, Civil Service, Civil Service + Social Insurance, Clerical support workers, Construction, Contract expiration or non-renewal at the request of the employer, Contract expiration or non-renewal at the request of the subscriber, Contract expiration or non-renewal by agreement of both parties, Cookers and food provider, Craft and related trades workers, Death due to occupational disease, Death due to work injury, Directors and business Managers, Disability because of my education, Disability due to an occupational injury, Manufacturing, Mining and quarrying, New Participants to the rules and regulations of social insurance, No schooling, non-occupational disability, Non-occupational disability (according to the report of the medical committees), Normal death, Not specified, Not used, Nurses and health professionals in homes, Obtaining Saudi citizenship, Occupational disability due to a work injury (according to the report of the medical committees), Occupations of Agriculture, Occupations of Clerical, Occupations of Industrial, Occupations of Sales, Occupations of Services, Occupations of Supporting Basic Engineering, Other, Other activities, Doctoral or equivalent level, Domestic worker, Domestic workers, Drivers, Early childhood education, Education, Electricity, Elementary occupations, Employed Persons, Employees on the job Subject to the rules and regulations of the Civil Service, End an activity, End of business relationship, Expiry of the activity, Expiry of the contract, Expiry of the contract Contract renewal by agreement of the parties, Expiry of the employment contract, Farmers houses, Female, Financial, Financial and insurance activities, Fired, forestry and fishery workers, forestry and fishing, gas, gas and Water, Government, Government + Private, Home Tailors, Housekeeper, Houses, Human health and social work activities, Individuals, Information and communication, Initiative to support subscribers in affected establishments, Joining a government job, Joining a new job, Judicial rulings affirming that the worker left work for reasons attributable to the employer, Lawmakers, Lower secondary education, Managers, Other collective and social services, Other Occuption, Other service activities, Participants on the job Subject to the rules and regulations of social insurance, Plant and machine operators, Post and Telecommunications, Post-secondary non-tertiary education, Primary education, Private, Private teachers and Nannies at homes, Professional, Professionals, Proven judicial sentences that work for work, Public administration and defence; compulsory social security, Reaching retirement age, Real estate activities, Resignation, Restructuring the facility, Retirement, Retrospective duration, scientific and technical activities, Servants and house cleaners, Service and sales workers, Short-cycle tertiary education, Skilled agricultural, Social Insurance, Specialists in Professional, Technical and Humanitarian Fields, Technicians and associate professionals, Technicians in Professional, Total, Total + Domestic workers, Trade, Transfer between branches, Transfer between branches of the facility, Transfer of sponsorship, Transportation and storage, waste management and remediation activities, Water supply; sewerage, Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, Work visas issued, Labor, Employment , visa, participation, Social Insurance, Civil Service, Labor Force data
Saudi Arabia
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- It is data and information registered and updated with government agencies related to the labor market and generated through the official electronic registration and documentation processes followed in these agencies, which include all residents of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, General Organization for Social Insurance, and the Center of national information periodically provide the General Authority for Statistics with the data registered with it (data of administrative records are assigned to the last day of the Gregorian quarter of each year).
The following table shows the type of data provided by each entity from the labor market statistics sources:
Data source | Data and indicators |
General Organization of Social Insurance | Participants on the job who are subject to social insurance laws and regulations |
| New subscribers subject to social insurance laws and regulations |
Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development | Employees on the job Subject to the rules and regulations of the Civil Service |
| Work visas for private sector |
National Information Centre | Domestic workers |
| work visas issued for government sector and for individuals sector |
* Administrative records data has several
implications for the labor market, but it is not used statistically to
measure unemployment, employment or labor force participation rates |
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Concepts related to
administrative records available at government agencies: |
Workers (based on the
administrative records): |
All working individuals subjected to approved regulations and
laws from the regulatory entities of labor market and are registered in the
administrative records. On the other hand, workers can be classified in the
administrative records based on the regulations and laws they are subjected
to as follows:
1- Saudi workers subjected to the laws and regulations of the civil
services and working at all governmental institutions and bodies, in other
words, workers who hold jobs that are considered within the general budget of
the country, also subjected to the civil retirement system (males or females)
employees, as well as non-Saudis contractors who fill these positions in
accordance the regulations of non-Saudis employment.
2- Participants on the job who are subject and regulations of social
insurance as well as labor system, which includes Saudis and
non-Saudis.
3- Domestic workers: non-Saudis workers from both genders who work in
houses, including servants, cleaners, cooks, waiters, drivers, guards,
nurses, and private teachers. |
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Administrative data on the labour market do not include the
following categories: |
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1- Workers of military and
security sectors
2- Workers who are not registered in the civil service and social insurance
records, which include:
- Saudis working for
their own businesses and are not subjected to the labor regulations, also,
not registered in social insurance, such as: those who work in delivery
through electronic apps
- Saudi employers who
work in establishments and not registered in the social insurance
- Non-Saudi staff
working in foreign international, political or military missions
3- Non-Saudi employees who come to the Kingdom for work that normally takes
less than three months to be completed. |
The National Classification of
the Economic Activities: |
It is a statistical classification based on ISIC4 which is the
reference of the productive activities. |
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Saudi classification of
professions: |
It is a statistical
classification which is based on ISCO that provides a system to classify and
collect professions information where they can be obtained by statistical
surveys, census and administrative registers. |
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Saudi classification for majors
and educational levels: |
It is a statistical
classification that is based on ISCED which is the reference for organizing
educational programs and related qualifications based on the education levels
and fields. |
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Domestic worker data from NICThe public sector includes those subject to civil service regulations and government employees subject to insurance regulations (GOSI)There are cases for subscribers working on more than one job in different professions, so they may be counted more than once depending on the subscription, not the Participant.
(1) Primary includes: a one-year diploma after primary school,
one year and six months diploma after primary school, and a two-year diploma
after primary school. |
(2) Diploma after Intermediate
includes: diploma after intermediate , one year diploma after
intermediate , one and a half years diploma after intermediate , two years
diploma after intermediate , two and a half years diploma after intermediate
, and a 3-year diploma after intermediate . |
(3) Diploma under University includes: diploma after high
school, diploma one year after high school, two years diploma after high
school, two years and six months after high school diploma, three years
diploma after high school and one year and six months diploma after high
school. |
(4) The undergraduate level includes: a three-year and six-month
diploma after high school and a bachelor's. |
(5) Higher Diploma / Master Degree includes: diploma one year
after university and diploma in one year and six months after university ,
two years diploma after university and A two-year and six-month diploma after
university and a three-year diploma after university and masters. |
Others include: Diploma
after Primary, post-university diploma, fellowship, and diploma after
masters. |
Data
do not include employees in the security and military sectors and
non-registered in the records of GOSI, MHRSD |
* Data of the GOSI ,
MHRSD is preliminary data |
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