Status in employment — Haiti

Status in employment was unchanged at 76.0% in 2025.

What kind of work Haitians hold, 1991 to 2025, on the ILO's classification of status in employment. Four measures, each a percent of total employment. - Wage and salaried workers and self-employed together account for all employment, and are the split that matters most: Haiti's wage economy is the minority of work.

Latest value: 76.0% (2025)

Coverage: 1991–2025 · Frequency: annual · 35 observations

Source: World Development Indicators

Recent observations

PeriodValue — % of employment
199174.6%
199274.9%
199374.8%
199475.1%
199575.1%
199675.1%
199775.4%
199875.3%
199975.3%
200075.4%
200175.3%
200275.3%
200375.0%
200474.9%
200574.8%
200674.6%
200774.6%
200874.5%
200974.4%
201074.5%
201174.3%
201274.3%
201374.4%
201474.1%
201574.1%
201674.3%
201774.3%
201874.2%
201974.3%
202076.6%
202176.0%
202275.9%
202375.9%
202476.0%
202576.0%

Methodology

World Development Indicators The World Bank's compilation of ~1,400 cross-country development indicators, refreshed annually (typically September). For Haiti the underlying data is submitted by national authorities (IHSI, BRH, MEF) and harmonized by the World Bank's Haiti country unit.

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