According to the most recent Occasional Workforce Overview (PLFS), the lowest joblessness rate among graduates matured 15 years or more was seen in Chandigarh at 5.6 percent, which was trailed by Delhi with 5.7 percent during 2022–23.
Joblessness, or joblessness rate, is characterized as the level of jobless people in the workforce.
The joblessness rate among graduates in the age group of 15 years and older has declined to 13.4 percent in 2022–23 from 14.9 percent a year prior, as per an administration overview. According to the most recent Occasional Workforce Study (PLFS), led by the Service of Measurements and Program Execution, the lowest joblessness rate among graduates matured 15 years or more was seen in Chandigarh at 5.6 percent, which was trailed by Delhi with 5.7 percent during 2022–23.
The information showed the most elevated joblessness in Andaman and Nicobar Island at 33%, followed by Ladakh at 26.5 percent and Andhra Pradesh at 24%. Among the bigger states, the joblessness rate was high in Rajasthan at 23.1 percent and in Odisha at 21.9 percent.
Joblessness, or joblessness rate, is characterized as the level of jobless people in the workforce. Taking into account the significance of the accessibility of workforce information at more successive time stretches, the NSSO sent off the Occasional Workforce Review (PLFS) in April 2017.
The reference time frame here is from July 2022 to June 2023. Prior, five yearly reports were brought out based on the information gathered in PLFS during July 2017–June 2018, July 2018–June 2019, July 2019–June 2020, July 2020–June 2021, and July 2021–June 2022.
Presently, the NSSO has delivered its sixth yearly report based on the Intermittent Workforce Study conducted during July 2022–June 2023. “The field work for the assortment of data in regard to the examples, distributed for the time of July 2022–June 2023, was finished ideal for the primary visit as well as return to tests, with the exception of 51 first visits and 68 return to FSUs for the province of Manipur, designated in the last quarter, April–June 2023, which were treated as setbacks because of an upset field circumstance and the inaccessibility of internet providers,” the report said.
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