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Georgia Female Labor Force Rate

Georgia's female labor force rate fell to 55% in 2024, down from 55.04% in 2023, according to World Bank. This represents a decrease of 0.04% from the previous year. Georgia has female labor force rate higher than the global median (55.00% vs median 53.05%). Compared with the median in Asia, Georgia is higher (55.00% vs regional median 51.81%) and ranks 18th out of 48 countries in Asia.

Yearly Historical Data (1990-2024)

(in %)
Year Female Labor Force Rate (%)
2024 55%
2023 55.04%
2022 54.92%
2021 52.93%
2020 55.21%
2019 54.72%
2018 55.74%
2017 56.86%
2016 58.05%
2015 59.11%
2014 57.46%
2013 56.57%
2012 57.39%
2011 56.27%
2010 55.94%
2009 54.78%
2008 54.34%
2007 55.09%
2006 53.84%
2005 56.14%
2004 57.08%
2003 57.76%
2002 56.18%
2001 58.37%
2000 55.31%
1999 58.37%
1998 56.95%
1997 57.33%
1996 58.3%
1995 59.43%
1994 59.94%
1993 59.14%
1992 58.43%
1991 57.81%
1990 57.25%
Georgia Female Labor Force Rate : Definition
Female Labor Force Rate measures the percentage of women in Georgia aged 15 and older who are working or actively seeking work.
Indicator Last Value Prior Value Period
Annual Unemployment Rate 11.48% 11.54% 2024
Unemployment Rate 14.3% 14.7% Jun'25