Though Iceland the female labor force fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to decrease through 2004 - 2023 period ending at 45.95 % in 2023.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Thousands | 100.65 Persons, thousands in 2022 | OECD |
| North America | 46.57 % in 2023 | WB |
| Europe | 45.59 % in 2023 | WB |
| Belarus | 50.31 % in 2023 | WB |
| Portugal | 49.87 % in 2023 | WB |
| Estonia | 49.47 % in 2023 | WB |
| Latvia | 49.44 % in 2023 | WB |
| Lithuania | 49.42 % in 2023 | WB |
| France | 49.03 % in 2023 | WB |
| Russian Federation | 48.67 % in 2023 | WB |
| Finland | 48.45 % in 2023 | WB |
| United Kingdom | 47.61 % in 2023 | WB |
| Denmark | 47.29 % in 2023 | WB |
| Employment | 1.66 % in 2022 | WB |
| Labor Force Participation Rate | 79.32 % in 2023 | WB |
| Underemployment | 5.72 % in 2020 | WB |
| Unemployment | 3.11 % of female unemployment in 2022 | WB |
| Male | 75.13 % of male labor force in 2022 | WB |
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