Table 13.
Distribution of workers in affected sectors by company size and formality, by gender, Colombia
| Company size | Male | Female | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Formal | Informal | Formal | Informal | |
| Panel A: Number of workers | ||||
| Microenterprise or alone (up to 10 workers) | 817,634 | 5,273,023 | 388,661 | 3,680,694 |
| Small enterprise (11–50 workers) | 481,292 | 227,716 | 163,909 | 107,856 |
| Medium enterprise (51—100 workers) | 247,195 | 28,031 | 156,267 | 17,118 |
| Large enterprise (more than 100 workers) | 1,920,801 | 92,041 | 1,387,395 | 98,657 |
| Panel B: Average monthly salary | ||||
| Microenterprise or alone (up to 10 workers) | 1,298,943 | 683,996 | 1,046,492 | 435,371 |
| Small enterprise (11–50 workers) | 1,303,422 | 889,064 | 1,301,687 | 715,328 |
| Medium enterprise (51–100 workers) | 1,554,388 | 965,891 | 1,862,226 | 698,583 |
| Large enterprise (more than 100 workers) | 1,969,054 | 1,089,170 | 1,976,312 | 726,784 |
Source Authors’ simulations using GEIH 2018
Note A worker is considered informal if (s)he does not contribute to a pension fund. A worker is considered formal if (s)he contributes to a pension fund