Regulation employment conditions (most recent) by country

SOURCE
The World Bank Group The original methodology and data come from The Regulation of Labor, by Juan Botero, Simeon Djankov, Rafael La Porta, Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes, and Andrei Shleifer. When using the data, please also cite this paper as a reference

DEFINITION
Nations are listed with a Conditions of Employment Index between 1 and 100. The higher the index, the more the nation regulates conditions of employment.

Labor Statistics > Regulation > Employment Conditions (most recent) by country

Rank

Countries

Amount

# 1

Bolivia:

# 2

Rwanda:

= 3

Ukraine:

= 3

Chad:

= 5

Hungary:

= 5

Poland:

# 7

Turkey:

= 8

Azerbaijan:

= 8

Lithuania:

= 8

Belgium:

= 8

Nicaragua:

= 8

Bulgaria:

= 8

Mongolia:

= 8

Kyrgyzstan:

= 8

Paraguay:

= 16

Niger:

= 16

Kazakhstan:

= 16

Belarus:

= 16

Croatia:

= 16

Brazil:

= 16

Slovakia:

= 16

Angola:

= 23

Spain:

= 23

Venezuela:

= 23

Serbia and Montenegro:

= 23

Portugal:

= 27

Panama:

= 27

Latvia:

= 27

Honduras:

= 30

Benin:

= 30

Mali:

= 30

Madagascar:

= 33

Haiti:

= 33

Colombia:

= 33

Guatemala:

= 33

Mozambique:

= 33

Bangladesh:

= 33

Romania:

= 39

Sierra Leone:

= 39

Central African Republic:

= 39

Armenia:

= 39

Slovenia:

= 43

Costa Rica:

= 43

Senegal:

# 45

Jordan:

= 46

Greece:

= 46

Peru:

= 46

Argentina:

= 46

Mexico:

= 46

Cambodia:

# 51

Togo:

= 52

Syria:

= 52

Dominican Republic:

= 52

Netherlands:

= 52

Burkina Faso:

# 56

Oman:

= 57

Russia:

= 57

Tanzania:

= 57

Vietnam:

= 60

Albania:

= 60

Burundi:

= 60

Nigeria:

= 63

Pakistan:

= 63

India:

= 63

El Salvador:

= 63

Moldova:

= 67

Philippines:

= 67

Thailand:

# 69

Uzbekistan:

= 70

Malawi:

= 70

Ireland:

= 72

Puerto Rico:

= 72

China:

= 72

Ethiopia:

= 75

Georgia:

= 75

United Arab Emirates:

# 77

Chile:

= 78

Japan:

= 78

Zambia:

= 78

Israel:

= 81

Czech Republic:

= 81

Ecuador:

= 81

Bosnia and Herzegovina:

= 81

Morocco:

# 85

Italy:

= 86

Australia:

= 86

France:

# 88

Algeria:

# 89

Saudi Arabia:

= 90

Papua New Guinea:

= 90

Namibia:

= 92

Ghana:

= 92

Uruguay:

# 94

Botswana:

# 95

Nepal:

= 96

Switzerland:

= 96

Kenya:

= 96

Indonesia:

= 96

Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of:

= 96

Tunisia:

= 101

Jamaica:

= 101

Sri Lanka:

= 101

Canada:

# 104

Lesotho:

# 105

Lebanon:

# 106

Mauritania:

# 107

Germany:

= 108

Uganda:

= 108

Guinea:

= 110

Cameroon:

= 110

Finland:

= 110

New Zealand:

# 113

United Kingdom:

# 114

Austria:

# 115

Kuwait:

= 116

Sweden:

= 116

Norway:

# 118

South Africa:

# 119

United States:

= 120

Singapore:

= 120

Malaysia:

# 122

Denmark:

# 123

Zimbabwe:

Weighted average:

70.1

DEFINITION: Nations are listed with a Conditions of Employment Index between 1 and 100. The higher the index, the more the nation regulates conditions of employment.

SOURCE: The World Bank Group The original methodology and data come from The Regulation of Labor, by Juan Botero, Simeon Djankov, Rafael La Porta, Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes, and Andrei Shleifer. When using the data, please also cite this paper as a reference

Labor Statistics > Regulation > Employment Conditions (most recent) by country

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