Labor and Social Security Statistics: New Series Textbooks for the Major of Labor and Social Security

Author: Wang Jing
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Labor and Social Security Statistics studies the quantitative aspects of labor and social security phenomena, covering a wide range of content that involves the entire labor career of workers and the entire process of labor management. Traditional labor and social security management primarily focused on qualitative approaches. With the increasing demand for scientific management, quantitative management has gained greater attention, and statistical analysis has become a key tool for such management. As a philosopher once said, "Scholars cannot study without statistics; politicians cannot govern without statistics; entrepreneurs cannot operate without statistics." Labor and Social Security Management must address both qualitative and quantitative aspects, relying on theories such as human resource management and social security to study their quantitative characteristics, changes, and patterns. This book is divided into two parts. The first part begins with labor statistics, introducing the significance, content, working process, and basic methods of statistical analysis in labor and social security statistics, primarily covering topics such as labor resources statistics, labor time statistics, labor productivity statistics, labor income and compensation statistics, labor cost statistics, occupational safety statistics, labor relations statistics, and occupational training statistics. The second part discusses social security statistics, covering its theory, methods, and applications. It mainly includes four parts: social insurance statistics, social welfare statistics, social assistance statistics, and social welfare statistics. Among these, social insurance statistics, as a vital component of social security statistics, is elaborated in detail in this book. It covers aspects such as social insurance coverage statistics, social insurance fund income statistics, social insurance fund expenditure statistics, and social insurance fund balance statistics, discussing pension insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, work-related injury insurance, maternity insurance, and rural social insurance. This book strives to accurately explain the basic concepts, theories, and methods of labor and social security statistics indicators, starting from practical problems and emphasizing the scientificity, systematic nature, and practicality of the teaching content. The language is concise and easy to understand.