The table reveals statistics the figures of men and women in six sectors of the workforce in New Zealand in two various years.
The table reveals statistics the figures of men and women in six sectors of the workforce in New Zealand in two various years. 2xK9o
The table reveals statistics the figures of men and women in six sectors of the workforce in New Zealand in two various years.
Overall, it is clear that the highest proportion of men and women in the workforce was recorded in services and transport, and agriculture in 1993, while there was an increase dramatically for the percentage of men and women working in business over the period.
As shown in the table, just over half of women and approximately 20 percent of men in the workforce were employed in services and transport in 1993. In 2003, the figure for females decreased to 36 percent, whereas there was a rose significantly for the proportion of males to the same figure as females. In addition, the percentage of women and men were occupied at 22 percent and 38 percent respectively. However, this figure had a declined sustainability for male agricultural workers by 2003, accounting for 8 percent.
There was a dramatic increase in the figures for women and men working in business, from 1 percent and 7 percent in 1993 to 21 percent and 38 percent in 2003 respectively. In contrast, the male and female workforce in manufacturing, building, and social services remained comparatively constant. Particularly, the proportion of these three regions is just below 20 percent in both years, especially, in 2003, women were employed in building for the first time, measuring at 6 percent.
The table reveals statistics the
figures
of
men
and
women
in six sectors of the
workforce
in New Zealand in two various years.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the highest proportion of
men
and
women
in the
workforce
was recorded
in services and transport, and agriculture in 1993, while there was an increase
dramatically
for the percentage of
men
and
women
working in business over the period.
As shown in the table,
just
over half of
women
and approximately 20
percent
of
men
in the
workforce
were employed
in services and transport in 1993. In 2003, the
figure
for females decreased to 36
percent
, whereas there was a rose
significantly
for the proportion of males to the same
figure
as females.
In addition
, the percentage of
women
and
men
were occupied
at 22
percent
and 38
percent
respectively
.
However
, this
figure
had a declined sustainability for male agricultural workers by 2003, accounting for 8 percent.
There was a dramatic increase in the
figures
for
women
and
men
working in business, from 1
percent
and 7
percent
in 1993 to 21
percent
and 38
percent
in 2003
respectively
.
In contrast
, the male and female
workforce
in manufacturing, building, and social services remained
comparatively
constant.
Particularly
, the proportion of these three regions is
just
below 20
percent
in both years,
especially
, in 2003,
women
were employed
in building for the
first
time, measuring at 6
percent
.