Global Formal Long-Term Care Workers Employed Fixed-Term Share by Country (Units)

The analysis of Global Formal Long-Term Care Workers Employed Fixed-Term Share by Country in 2023 reveals Germany with the highest share at 28.84%, followed by Spain at 18.8%. Sweden and France also have notable shares at 14.91% and 13.85%, respectively. In terms of year-on-year variation, Luxembourg showed a significant increase at 23.63%, whereas Slovakia dropped by 17.05%. Over the last five years, the average annual growth saw Hungary with the highest increase while Austria declined the most. Notably, Israel’s figure remains negligible.

For future trends, watch for potential policy changes affecting employment terms, technological advancements automating care tasks, and demographic shifts increasing demand. Furthermore, economic conditions might influence the preference for fixed-term contracts. Monitoring these factors will be critical in understanding the evolving dynamics of long-term care employment globally.