The table provides data on employment by sector of the economy and age group. The majority of workers aged 16-24 are employed in the service sector, followed by retail, while the construction and agriculture sectors have the lowest employment numbers in this age group. The service sector continues to be the largest employer for workers aged 25-34, followed by construction and retail. In the 35-44 age group, construction and retail have nearly equal employment numbers, followed by the service sector. For workers aged 45-54, construction and retail are again the largest employers, followed by the service sector. In the oldest age group, 55 and above, the service sector is the largest employer, followed by retail and construction. The data shows a clear pattern of the service sector being the largest employer across all age groups, with the exception of the 35-44 age group where construction and retail have nearly equal employment numbers. There is also a decrease in employment in the construction and agriculture sectors for younger age groups and an increase in these sectors for older workers. The table highlights the importance of the service sector in providing employment opportunities, as well as the fluctuations in the construction and retail sectors based on age groups.
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table illustrates how 18-25 year-olds, 25-40 year-olds and 40- 65 years-olds were employed in nine sectors of the economy.
Overall
, manufacturing was the most popular form of employment at an average of around 17% and accountancy and law the least popular at approximately 3% and 4% respectively. There was only minor variation between education, local government, health and retail all of which averaged around 13% and then
came agriculture at 7% and catering at 6%.
If we compare the different age groups we see that retail was by far the most common occupation among 18-25 year-olds at 23%, exactly the same figure for manufacturing among the oldest age group. By contrast
, in the 25-40 group health and manufacturing at 15% were only slightly more common than local government and education at 12%. It is also
obvious that there was little or no difference in the popularity of the legal and accountancy professions across the age range.
As a final point, it can be noted that only 9% of the 40-65 year-old
group were not employed in the nine named sectors Add a hyphen
65-year-old
while
this
figure was around 20% for the other two groups.Submitted by alrahbi9222 on
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