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# 					Worldwide Family Member Employment Overview – 2021 Fall			

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							The Global Community Liaison Office routinely collects family member employment statistics from over 200 overseas posts. These statistics show the number of adult family members employed inside a U.S. embassy or consulate overseas, as well as those working on the local economy of their host country. The statistics also indicate the number of adult family members at post.						

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													Introduction											

            -  Introduction   
            -  Adult Family Members by Reported Gender   
            -  Total Adult Family Member Population Overseas   
            -  Employment Status of Family Members Overseas   
            -  Geographic Distribution of Family Member Employment – Fall 2021   
            -  Number of Inside the Mission EFM Employees by Bureau (Fall 2018 – 2021)    
            -  Family Member Employment Inside the Mission   
            -  Family Member Employment Outside the Mission   

							Introduction					

This report was reformatted for accessibility in May 2023.

Worldwide Family Member Employment Overview, Fall 2021 (data covering 04/2021 to 10/2021 with 232 updated posts, 98% of posts reporting) “Adult Family Members” are associated with the US Department of State, the other Foreign Affairs Agencies, as well as all other government agencies operating under Chief of Mission authority.

 

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							Adult Family Members by Reported Gender					

The adult family member overseas population totaled 11,840.

Males accounted for 25% of the population with 3,002 individuals reported.

Females accounted for 75% of the population with 8,838 individuals reported.

 

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							Total Adult Family Member Population Overseas					

 

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							Employment Status of Family Members Overseas					

 

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							Geographic Distribution of Family Member Employment – Fall 2021					

1Two NEA Special Incentive Posts (SIP) account for 1% of NEA Inside the Mission positions.

2Two SCA Special Incentive Posts (SIP) account for 3% of SCA Inside the Mission positions.

Note: includes filled and pending positions; includes full-time, part-time, and intermittent work schedules.

 

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							Number of Inside the Mission EFM Employees by Bureau (Fall 2018 – 2021) 					

Note: includes filled and pending positions; includes full-time, part-time, and intermittent work schedules.

 

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							Family Member Employment Inside the Mission					

 

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							Family Member Employment Outside the Mission					

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                -  Introduction   
                -  Adult Family Members by Reported Gender   
                -  Total Adult Family Member Population Overseas   
                -  Employment Status of Family Members Overseas   
                -  Geographic Distribution of Family Member Employment – Fall 2021   
                -  Number of Inside the Mission EFM Employees by Bureau (Fall 2018 – 2021)    
                -  Family Member Employment Inside the Mission   
                -  Family Member Employment Outside the Mission   

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