The table below gives the information about the percentage of workforce employed in six industries in Australia between 1989 and 2009

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from 1989 to 2009 in Australia.

Overall

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workforce in Australia experienced an increased trend over the timeframe, with the exception of manufacturing and retailing firms.

Additionally

, the tourism industry was far less popular among workers for the whole period. In 1989, 15% of people worked

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manufacturing, the highest percentage, followed by 11,8% of them employed in retail. After 30 years, the proportion of labourers working for both mentioned fields decreased marginally, which

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at 9,8% for the former and 10.1% for the latter, respectively.

However

, the percentage of tourism workers was just 5.5% in 1989, which

then

rose slightly by 1.8% over the same period. Turning to the remaining statistics,

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9,6% of people engaged in the healthcare industry, which was higher than the figure for construction and education in 1989.

Furthermore

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employed in healthcare underwent an increase over the 30-year timeframe, reporting

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11,3% of them in 2009. Meanwhile, other patterns

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rose marginally, with 8.3% of people employed

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construction firms and just 7.5% of them in the education systems.