HUMAN

RESOURCES
AND
DEMOGRAPHY

Human Resources
Human resources are the people who
make up the workforce of an organization,
business sector, or economy. "Human capital" is
sometimes used synonymously with "human
resources", although human capital typically
refers to a more narrow view (i.e., the knowledge
the individuals embody and economic growth).
Likewise, other terms sometimes used include
"manpower", "talent", "labour", "personnel", or
simply "people".

 Population
Distribution of Children and Elderly
Health
Education
Economy
Workforce
Migration

Demographics of Philippines
Population

100,981,437(2
015 census)

Growth rate

1.72% (20102015)

Birth rate

19.0
births/1,000
population
(2010)

Death rate

5.2
deaths/1,000
population(20
10)

Life
expectancy

71.66 years

male

68.72 years

female

74.74
years(2011
est.)

Fertility rate

3.0 children
born/woman(2
013 est.)

Infant
mortality rate

19.34
deaths/1,000
live births

Net migration
rate

-1.29
migrant(s)/1,0

Age structure
014 years

65 and over

0-14 years: 34.6%

(male
17,999,279/female
17,285,040)
5%
(male
1,876,805/female
2,471,644)(2011
est.)
Sex ratio

Total

1 male(s)/female

At birth

1.05
male(s)/female

Under 15

1.04
male(s)/female

1564 years

1 male(s)/female

65 and over

0.76
male(s)/female

Nationality
Nationality

Filipinos

Major ethnic

Visayan
(Cebuano,
Waray,
Hiligaynon/Ilong
go, Karay-a,
Aklanon,
Masbatenyo,
Romblomanon)
31.6%, Tagalog
28.1% (2000
census)

Minor ethnic

Ilocano 9%, Bikol

6%,
Kapampangan
3%, Pangasinan
2%,
Zamboangueo
1.5% & others
23.3%(2000
census)

Language
Official

Filipino
(Tagalog)
andEnglish

Spoken

auxiliary
regional
languages
-Cebuano,Iloc
ano,Hiligayno
n,Bicolano,W
aray,Kapampa
ngan,Pangasin
an,Maranao,M
aguindanao,Z
amboangue
Chavacano
andTausug

Workforce
The workforce or labour force (also labor
force in the United States) is the labour pool in
employment. It is generally used to describe
those working for a single company or industry,
but can also apply to a geographic region like a
city, state, or country.

Employment
Employment is a relationship between two parties,
usually based on a contract where work is paid for,
where one party, which may be a corporation, for profit,
not-for-profit organization, co-operative or other entity is
the employer and the other is the employee.

Unemployment
is defined as a situation where someone is working age is
not able to get a job but would like to be in a full time
employment.

Underemployment
A situation in which a worker is
employed, but not in the desired capacity,
whether in terms of compensation, hours,
or level of skill and experience. While not
technically unemployed, the
underemployed are often competing for
available jobs.

Results from the April 2016 Labor

Force Survey (LFS)

Philippines

April 2016a/

pulation 15 years and over (in 000)66,805

April 2016b/

April 2015c/

(Excludes
Leyte)
65,498

(No Leyte)

abor Force Participation Rate (%)

63.6
64.6

63.7

Employment Rate (%)

93.9
93.6

93.9

6.1

6.1

Unemployment Rate (%)

Underemployment Rate (%)

6.4
18.4
17.8

18.2

64,802

a/ Estimates for April 2016 are preliminary and

may change.
b/ Estimates based on April 2016 data which
excludes the province of Leyte.
c/ The province of Leyte was not covered in the
April 2015 LFS round.

Employment Rate in April 2016 is

Estimated at 93.9 Percent
Reference Number:
2016-085
Release Date:
Thursday, June 9, 2016

Demography
The study of populations, especially with
reference to size and density, fertility, mortality,
growth, age distribution, migration, and vital
statistics and the integration of all these with
social and economic conditions.

Demography

Structure
(point of time)
Status of population (number, structure)

age
sex
education level
income
households, family
urbanisation
public utilities
information on the home and its
facilities
ethnicity

Dynamism
(period of time)
Numerical changes of population (time-frame,
place)

Vital statistics
births (natality)
fertility
deaths (mortality)
reproduction
marital status (marriage,
divorce)

Migration
Emigration
Commuters
Immigration

Population History

1591

1799

1887

1898

1903

666,712 1,502,5746,984,727,7,832,719
7,635,42
6

1920

1939

10,314,310 16,000,303

1941
17,000,000

Census Population 1960-2015[20]

1960 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2007 2010 2015
27,0
87,6
85

36,6
84,4
86

42,0
70,6
60

48,0
98,4
60

60,7
03,2
06

68,6
16,5
36

76,5
06,9
28

88,5
66,7
32

92,3
37,8
52

100,
981,
437

The top 10 highest-paying

jobs/industries for
Managers/Assistant
Managers:
1. IT - P86,550
2. Corporate Strategy - P79,309
3. Actuarial Science/Statistics
-P75,784
4. Quality Control/AssuranceP73,574
5. Customer-service -P71,389
6. Security/Protective ServicesP67,333
7. Human Resources -P65,122
8. Training and Development
-P64,651
9. Finance -P62,673
10. Law/Legal Services
-P61,310