Pakistan’s female labor force participation (FLFP) remains low by regional and global standards.Furthermore, data show major disparities between rural and urban FLFP, with the latter being significantly lower. This note contains analysis of women’s labor market outcomes as reported by women in the city of Quetta, Balochistan Province, using data from the World Bank’s 2021 Quetta Urban Household Survey (QUHS). The multipurpose QUHS (as well as a similar survey conducted in urban Peshawar in 2020) attempts to improve measurement of FLFP by collecting information on labor market outcomes directly from all working-age household members. Hence, in terms of implementation, it differs from standard labor force surveys (LFSs) in Pakistan that use one or two proxy respondents to report for other household members. It also increases the number of questions that directly list all possible forms of female employment. Finally, it allows for a more comprehensive definition of employment by accounting for production of goods for family use.