BANGALORE: Gallup, performance management consulting firm, has taken a survey across 136 countries to determine the number of full time employees in the last year. The firm has determined that out of the total population, 1.6 billion people were full time employees in 2013. This means that the 1.6 billion people were employed, self-employed or part time employed.

The survey went on to show that the countries with the highest payroll-to-population ratio are the highly developed countries with stable economies and vice versa. The employment statistics for countries that have very less payroll-to-population ratio is because they are so underdeveloped that there are not enough sectors or industries to employ the people. So the level of payroll-to-population ratio is based on the economic structure of a country.

Though some countries showed high level of women employment, they still failed to reach an equal distribution of work force, meaning equal number of men and women employees. Well to understand the economics behind the whole idea of countries where fulltime jobs are best available, here is a list compiled by 24/7 Wall Street.

America: One of the biggest economies in the world, America has a payroll-to-population ratio of 43 percent, a GDP per capita income of more than $53,000, which is the average earnings of a person, offering the best opportunities to find full time employment in the world.

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