The table below shows some data regarding Australia's nursing employment and total workforce in 1987 and 2001. v.2
The table below shows some data regarding Australia's nursing employment and total workforce in 1987 and 2001. v. 2
The table provides information about the number of nursing employees and its distribution according to several job positions in Australia. It also compares the total nursing jobs and the total workforce in 1987 and 2001.
In general, the total nursing employment in Australia decreased sunbstantially though the total workforce increased significantly by 37% from year 1987 to year 2001. It can also be noted, with regards to different nursing positions, that the vast majority are assistant nurses whereas the number of Director of nursing boasted the least.
To start with, in year 1987, the total population of nurses working in Australia comprises only one-eighth of the overall laborforce. This figure dropped sharply by 10% or to 161, 200 in year 2001 while the total laborers in Australia, iregardless of job position, rose strikingly by 37% which is 3, 738, 000.
Turning to specific nursing positions, during 1987, morethan half of the total nurses in Australia are assistant nurses (117, 000). This is followed by Junior nurses, Senior nurses and Director of nursing having 39, 000, 20, 000 and, 4, 000 of population respectively. Eventually, in 2001, the figure for Assistant nurses, Junior nurses and Senior nurses dropped by 4%, 28% and 20% accordingly, while only the number of Directors of nursing climbed up slightly to 5, 200 in total.
The table provides information about the number of nursing employees and its distribution according to several job
positions
in Australia. It
also
compares the
total
nursing jobs and the
total
workforce in 1987 and 2001.
In general
, the
total
nursing employment in Australia decreased
sunbstantially
though the
total
workforce increased
significantly
by 37% from
year
1987 to
year
2001. It can
also
be noted
,
with regards to
different
nursing
positions
, that the vast majority are assistant
nurses
whereas the number of Director of nursing boasted the least.
To
start
with, in
year
1987, the
total
population of
nurses
working in Australia comprises
only
one-eighth of the
overall
laborforce
. This figure dropped
sharply
by 10% or to 161, 200 in
year
2001 while the
total
laborers in Australia,
iregardless
of job
position
, rose
strikingly
by 37% which is 3, 738, 000.
Turning to specific nursing
positions
, during 1987,
morethan
half of the
total
nurses
in Australia are assistant
nurses
(117, 000). This
is followed
by Junior
nurses
, Senior
nurses
and Director of nursing having 39, 000, 20, 000 and, 4, 000 of population
respectively
.
Eventually
, in 2001, the figure for Assistant
nurses
, Junior
nurses
and Senior
nurses
dropped by 4%, 28% and 20%
accordingly
, while
only
the number of Directors of nursing climbed up
slightly
to 5, 200 in
total
.
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