Travis, do you know the government in your native South Africa is even more explicit. Pretoria's Labour Force Survey includes as 'employment' the following: 'beg[ging] money or food in public. catch[ing] any fish, prawns, shells, wild animals or other food for sale or family food'. So in September 2001, 367,000 workers earned nothing for their labour, while a further 718,000 were paid between R1 and R200 a month (R6.3/US$, but closer to R9/$ in September 2001). The ANC claimed they'd created 1.6 million new jobs in the decade after 1994, with this sort of statistical support.