Distribution of Job Tenure (Figure 6.2, 2021)
This bar chart, Figure 6.2, displays the distribution of job tenure for employees across 36 countries in 2021. It highlights the long-term nature of employment relationships by showing that the largest single category, at 42%, consists of employees who have been in their current job for 10 years or more. The data is sourced from the OECD.
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Distribution of Job Tenure (Figure 6.2, 2021)
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