Özet:

In literature there have been numerous studies on the labour market and dynamics. In a field where the studies are concentrated, the participation in the labour force is examined by macro-level data or micro-level data. In this study, the 2006 Home People’s Labour Survey used raw data to determine the participation in the workforce for both the entire data set and gender differentiation. The study found that women are less likely to participate in labor than men. In addition, living in the urban area, although the possibility of participation in the workforce throughout Turkey is reduced, the situation is different according to gender differences. While living in the city for men increases this chance, the situation of drinking for women is quite the opposite. Another conclusion is that individuals with a "high and higher" level of education, whether male or female, are more likely to participate in labor than those with a "first six" level of education, which is the reference category. If an additional result is, the possibilities of participation in labor for both men and women are observed in the high two values in Western Marmara and Eastern Black Sea. Furthermore, the possibilities of participation in deaf labour for both sexes are observed in the Southeast Anadolu and Middle East Anadolu regions. According to the findings, another finding is that there is a reverse-U relationship between age and the possibility of participation in labour, that is, there is a relationship that first increases and then decreases.

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