The given table illustrates the proportion of labour force in six industries such as manufacturing, retail, health care, construction, education and tourism in 1989 and 2009. It is vivid that the number of employees in manufacturing and retails decreased in the given period.
To commence with, in 1989, the manufacturing sector had the highest manpower of 15% whereas, tourism had encountered the least of 5%. In addition to this, staff in the other three markets namely, health care, construction and education contributed less than 10%.
Moreover, in 2009, the portion showed the opposite trend of the workers. Health care occupation shared the maximum ratio of 11. 3% of the working people. In contrast, the manufacturing trade and retail decreased to 9. 8%and 10. 1% each. In education, tourism, construction the percentage gradually increased to 7. 5%, 7. 5% and 8. 3% respectively.
Overall, it is evident that the portion of the workforce increase from 1989 to 2009.
The
given
table illustrates the proportion of
labour
force in six industries such as
manufacturing
, retail, health care, construction, education and tourism in 1989 and 2009. It is vivid that the number of employees in
manufacturing
and retails decreased in the
given
period.
To commence with, in 1989, the
manufacturing
sector had the highest manpower of 15% whereas, tourism had encountered the least of 5%.
In addition
to this, staff in the other three markets
namely
, health care, construction and education contributed less than 10%.
Moreover
, in 2009, the portion
showed
the opposite trend of the workers. Health care occupation shared the maximum ratio of 11. 3% of the working
people
.
In contrast
, the
manufacturing
trade and retail decreased to 9. 8%and 10. 1% each. In education, tourism, construction the percentage
gradually
increased to 7. 5%, 7. 5% and 8. 3%
respectively
.
Overall
, it is evident that the portion of the workforce increase from 1989 to 2009.