Evidence for
Decent Work
in Georgia
Independent research, data and knowledge on Georgian labour markets, law, and social dialogue — supporting informed policy and advancing decent work.
Unemployment Rate2024 · Geostat LFS
Employment Rate2024 · Geostat LFS
Avg Monthly WageQ1 2026 · Geostat
Youth Unemployment2024 · Historic low
Georgian Labour Knowledge Hub
Labour Law Library
12 core Georgian labour laws with bilingual analysis, ILO convention cross-references, and official matsne.gov.ge links. Labour Code, OSH, anti-discrimination, trade unions and more.
12 Laws
Labour Market Observatory
Comprehensive indicators on employment, unemployment, wages, informality, gender pay gap, and working conditions in Georgia. All data sourced from Geostat, ILO, and World Bank.
Live Data
Social Dialogue
Evidence for workers, employers and government. Tripartite commission, collective bargaining coverage, and the ILO Decent Work Country Programme 2024–2026 for Georgia.
DWCP 2024–2026
Education Mismatch Tool
27% of Georgian workers are overeducated for their jobs. The most detailed public analysis of skills mismatch by sector, gender, and age group — using IMF 2026 and Geostat data.
Research Tool
South Caucasus Scorecard
Georgia vs Armenia vs Azerbaijan on 14 labour indicators across 5 categories — the first annual comparative scorecard for the South Caucasus region. Updated October 2026.
Annual Report
Global Labour Network
Directory of 45+ international organisations, research institutes, and databases on labour — ILO, CELSI, ETUI, IZA, World Bank, ETF and beyond. Resources for Georgian researchers.
45+ Organisations
Research Tools
Underutilisation Tool →
Working Poverty Tool →
Gender Pay Gap Tool →
Youth Labour Monitor →
Latest from GILS
South Caucasus Labour Brief — Annual Publication
GILS will publish the first annual South Caucasus Labour Comparative Brief — Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan on 14 key labour indicators. Target co-branding: CELSI, ETF.
5 New Research Tools Launched
Education Mismatch Tool, Labour Underutilisation Monitor, Youth Labour Monitor, Working Poverty Analysis, and South Caucasus Scorecard now live on labour.edu.ge.
IMF Article IV — Georgia Labour Findings
IMF Country Report No. 26/134 on Georgia published. GILS analysis of the labour market findings — skills mismatch, NEET, and informal economy — now available in research tools.
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