Bali Province Employment Conditions February 2024

The labor force in February 2024 was recorded at 2.71 million people. In the same period, TPAK increased by 0.18 percentage points to 77.37%.

In February 2024, the number of working people was 2.66 million people, an increase of 37.99 thousand people compared to conditions in February 2023. The employment opportunities that experienced the biggest increase were the provision of accommodation and food and drink, which increased by 59.79 thousand people. Meanwhile, the sector with the largest decline was Other Services, which decreased by 41.05 thousand people.

A total of 1.32 million people (49.66%) worked in formal activities, an increase of 4.16 percentage points compared to February 2023.

Workers in Bali in February 2024 are still dominated by workers with elementary school education or below with a percentage of 29.99% (798.53 thousand people).
Compared with February 2023, the percentage of underemployed people fell by 0.48 percentage points to 2.10%, while the percentage of part-time workers was 26.85% (up 0.78 percentage points).

The Bali Province Open Unemployment Rate (TPT) in February 2024 was 1.87%, down 1.86 percentage points compared to February 2023.