Global Formal Long-Term Care Workers Employed Part-Time by Country

In 2023, Germany led with 81.1% of long-term care workers employed part-time, followed by the Netherlands at 69.9%, whereas Romania had the lowest at 1.2%. Year-on-year variations indicated significant increases in Greece (12.31%), Bulgaria (5.18%), and Norway (4.12%) while the Netherlands and Belgium saw declines of 5.67% and 4.19%, respectively. Over the past five years, part-time employment has fluctuated globally, reflecting varied local labor market conditions and policy changes.

Future trends to watch include the impact of demographic shifts, technological advancements, and potential policy reforms on the demand and supply of part-time long-term care workers across different countries, potentially reshaping employment patterns.