The bar chart compares the proportion of the adults employed in various sectors between 2003 and 2013.
Overall, it is clear that the highest proportion of the adults employed recorded in business and medical sectors. In addition, the percentage of those working in the engineering, medical, and self-employed categories increased in 2013, compared with 2003 figures.
As per information, in 2003, there was 16 percent of adults employed in engineering, and this figure was rose in 2013, accounting for 18 percent. Especially, there was a dramatic increase in employment in the medical sector, rising from 18 percent to over 25 percent in those years accordingly. In terms of self-employed, the percentage of the adults employed working went up from 10 percent in 2003 to 15 percent in 2013.
In contrast, the proportion of those employed in the other categories witnessed a decline. In 2003, 30 percent of adults worked in business, compared with 12 percent in education and 9 percent in hospitality. By 2013, these figures had fallen to 26 percent, 5 percent, and 7 percent respectively. Finally, unemployment remained low at 5 percent of adults in 2003, declining to 3 percent ten years later.
The bar chart compares the proportion of the
adults
employed
in various sectors between 2003 and 2013.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the highest proportion of the
adults
employed
recorded in business and medical sectors.
In addition
, the percentage of those working in the engineering, medical, and self-employed categories increased in 2013, compared with 2003 figures.
As per information, in 2003, there was 16
percent
of
adults
employed
in engineering, and this figure was rose in 2013, accounting for 18
percent
.
Especially
, there was a dramatic increase in employment in the medical sector, rising from 18
percent
to over 25
percent
in those years
accordingly
. In terms of self-employed, the percentage of the
adults
employed
working went up from 10
percent
in 2003 to 15
percent
in 2013.
In contrast
, the proportion of those
employed
in the other categories witnessed a decline.
In
2003, 30
percent
of
adults
worked in business, compared with 12
percent
in education and 9
percent
in hospitality. By 2013, these figures had fallen to 26
percent
, 5
percent
, and 7
percent
respectively
.
Finally
, unemployment remained low at 5
percent
of
adults
in 2003, declining to 3
percent
ten years later.