The table illustrates the proportion of employees in a wide range of sectors in California in 2010 and an estimate in 2030. Overall, over a period of 20 years, while the number of people employed in the government, manufacturing/Agriculture and Low wage is expected to decrease, the opposite is true for that of the remaining sectors, except for Business/Administration, whose employment rates are forecasted to remain unchanged.
It can be seen that the number of employees is projected to remain unchanged throughout the 20 years, at 13%.
At the beginning of the period, Information Technology’s employment rate was the smallest compared to other sectors, at about 8%. After 20 years, the Health sector is predicted to show the most significant rise, by 11%, becoming the highest in 2030. There are projections for employment rates of both Services and Information Technology, which will increase slightly by 2% and 3% respectively.
In 2010, Low wage had the highest employment rate, about 24%, while that of manufacturing/agriculture was the smallest, equal to the number of individuals employed in Information Technology. Over a period of 20 years, the number of employees in Manufacturing/Agriculture is expected to decrease by half, while the number of employees in Government and Low wage is estimated to decline moderately, by 4% and 8% respectively.
The table illustrates the proportion of
employees
in a wide range of
sectors
in California in 2010 and an estimate in 2030.
Overall
, over a period of 20 years, while the
number
of
people
employed in the
government
, manufacturing/Agriculture and Low wage is
expected
to decrease, the opposite is true for that of the remaining
sectors
,
except for
Business/Administration, whose
employment
rates
are forecasted
to remain unchanged.
It can be
seen
that the
number
of
employees
is projected
to remain unchanged throughout the 20 years, at 13%.
At the beginning of the period, Information Technology’s
employment
rate
was the smallest compared to other
sectors
, at about 8%. After 20 years, the Health
sector
is predicted
to
show
the most significant rise, by 11%, becoming the highest in 2030. There are projections for
employment
rates
of both Services and Information Technology, which will increase
slightly
by 2% and 3%
respectively
.
In 2010, Low wage had the highest
employment
rate
, about 24%, while that of manufacturing/agriculture was the smallest, equal to the
number
of individuals employed in Information Technology. Over a period of 20 years, the
number
of
employees
in Manufacturing/Agriculture is
expected
to decrease by half, while the
number
of
employees
in
Government
and Low wage
is estimated
to decline
moderately
, by 4% and 8%
respectively
.