Local Area Labour Markets in Scotland - Statistics from the Annual Population Survey 2012
Summary publication of results from the Annual Population Survey 2011, presenting analysis on the labour market, education and training. Results are provided for Scotland and local authority areas in Scotland.
Table 5: Public, Private Sector employment by gender for all aged 16+, by local authority, Scotland, 2012
| Geography |
Public Sector |
Private Sector |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total |
Male |
Female |
Total |
Male |
Female |
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| Prop'n |
Level |
Prop'n |
Level |
Prop'n |
Level |
Prop'n |
Level |
Prop'n |
Level |
Prop'n |
Level |
|
| Scotland |
26.9% |
655,900 |
18.4% |
234,300 |
36.0% |
421,500 |
73.1% |
1,786,600 |
81.6% |
1,037,500 |
64.0% |
749,100 |
| Local Authority Area |
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| Aberdeen City |
19.6% |
23,700 |
14.6% |
9,400 |
25.3% |
14,300 |
80.4% |
97,200 |
85.4% |
55,100 |
74.7% |
42,100 |
| Aberdeenshire |
21.1% |
27,500 |
11.4% |
8,100 |
32.7% |
19,300 |
78.9% |
103,000 |
88.6% |
63,200 |
67.3% |
39,800 |
| Angus |
30.3% |
15,500 |
20.6% |
5,300 |
40.2% |
10,100 |
69.7% |
35,600 |
79.4% |
20,500 |
59.8% |
15,100 |
| Argyll & Bute |
35.5% |
13,600 |
27.5% |
5,400 |
44.2% |
8,100 |
64.5% |
24,600 |
72.5% |
14,400 |
55.8% |
10,300 |
| Clackmannanshire |
24.1% |
5,100 |
15.6% |
1,700 |
33.1% |
3,400 |
75.9% |
16,100 |
84.4% |
9,200 |
66.9% |
6,800 |
| Dumfries and Galloway |
23.9% |
15,100 |
14.6% |
4,600 |
33.3% |
10,500 |
76.1% |
47,900 |
85.4% |
27,000 |
66.7% |
20,900 |
| Dundee City |
33.4% |
20,800 |
24.9% |
7,500 |
41.4% |
13,300 |
66.6% |
41,400 |
75.1% |
22,700 |
58.6% |
18,700 |
| East Ayrshire |
29.6% |
15,200 |
18.8% |
5,100 |
41.5% |
10,200 |
70.4% |
36,200 |
81.2% |
21,900 |
58.5% |
14,300 |
| East Dunbartonshire |
32.4% |
15,700 |
26.4% |
6,400 |
38.4% |
9,300 |
67.6% |
32,700 |
73.6% |
17,900 |
61.6% |
14,800 |
| East Lothian |
24.5% |
11,400 |
13.7% |
3,200 |
35.4% |
8,200 |
75.5% |
35,200 |
86.3% |
20,300 |
64.6% |
15,000 |
| East Renfrewshire |
30.7% |
12,700 |
18.3% |
3,900 |
44.4% |
8,700 |
69.3% |
28,500 |
81.7% |
17,600 |
55.6% |
10,900 |
| Edinburgh, City of |
26.7% |
69,000 |
17.1% |
23,300 |
37.4% |
45,700 |
73.3% |
188,900 |
82.9% |
112,500 |
62.6% |
76,400 |
| Eilean Siar |
38.5% |
4,400 |
25.2% |
1,500 |
52.0% |
3,000 |
61.5% |
7,000 |
74.8% |
4,300 |
48.0% |
2,700 |
| Falkirk |
24.7% |
18,100 |
16.4% |
6,100 |
33.4% |
12,000 |
75.3% |
55,200 |
83.6% |
31,300 |
66.6% |
23,900 |
| Fife |
30.5% |
50,800 |
22.0% |
19,300 |
39.9% |
31,500 |
69.5% |
116,000 |
78.0% |
68,700 |
60.1% |
47,300 |
| Glasgow City |
26.4% |
65,000 |
19.5% |
24,900 |
33.7% |
40,100 |
73.6% |
181,700 |
80.5% |
102,600 |
66.3% |
79,100 |
| Highland |
27.1% |
29,100 |
17.1% |
10,000 |
38.9% |
19,100 |
72.9% |
78,300 |
82.9% |
48,200 |
61.1% |
30,100 |
| Inverclyde |
28.5% |
9,300 |
19.5% |
3,100 |
37.0% |
6,200 |
71.5% |
23,300 |
80.5% |
12,800 |
63.0% |
10,600 |
| Midlothian |
30.9% |
12,200 |
21.0% |
4,100 |
40.6% |
8,100 |
69.1% |
27,300 |
79.0% |
15,400 |
59.4% |
11,900 |
| Moray |
20.8% |
8,800 |
14.9% |
3,400 |
27.9% |
5,300 |
79.2% |
33,500 |
85.1% |
19,700 |
72.1% |
13,800 |
| North Ayrshire |
23.2% |
12,000 |
18.2% |
5,000 |
28.9% |
7,100 |
76.8% |
39,800 |
81.8% |
22,400 |
71.1% |
17,400 |
| North Lanarkshire |
28.3% |
41,300 |
20.7% |
15,400 |
36.4% |
25,900 |
71.7% |
104,500 |
79.3% |
59,300 |
63.6% |
45,100 |
| Orkney Islands |
32.3% |
3,300 |
20.9% |
1,200 |
46.4% |
2,100 |
67.7% |
7,000 |
79.1% |
4,500 |
53.6% |
2,500 |
| Perth and Kinross |
25.1% |
18,000 |
17.9% |
7,000 |
33.6% |
11,100 |
74.9% |
53,700 |
82.1% |
31,800 |
66.4% |
21,900 |
| Renfrewshire |
27.8% |
22,300 |
18.5% |
7,700 |
38.0% |
14,500 |
72.2% |
57,700 |
81.5% |
34,000 |
62.0% |
23,700 |
| Scottish Borders |
26.5% |
13,800 |
16.5% |
4,500 |
37.6% |
9,300 |
73.5% |
38,300 |
83.5% |
23,000 |
62.4% |
15,400 |
| Shetland Islands |
34.1% |
4,000 |
19.2% |
1,200 |
51.4% |
2,800 |
65.9% |
7,700 |
80.8% |
5,000 |
48.6% |
2,600 |
| South Ayrshire |
28.3% |
13,900 |
20.4% |
5,200 |
36.8% |
8,700 |
71.7% |
35,300 |
79.6% |
20,400 |
63.2% |
14,900 |
| South Lanarkshire |
27.0% |
41,700 |
19.7% |
15,200 |
34.4% |
26,500 |
73.0% |
112,700 |
80.3% |
62,100 |
65.6% |
50,600 |
| Stirling |
23.8% |
9,300 |
18.8% |
3,900 |
29.4% |
5,400 |
76.2% |
29,900 |
81.2% |
16,800 |
70.6% |
13,000 |
| West Dunbartonshire |
32.4% |
12,600 |
23.3% |
4,600 |
41.7% |
8,000 |
67.6% |
26,400 |
76.7% |
15,200 |
58.3% |
11,200 |
| West Lothian |
24.5% |
20,700 |
15.4% |
6,900 |
34.5% |
13,800 |
75.5% |
64,000 |
84.6% |
37,700 |
65.5% |
26,300 |
Source: Annual Population Survey (Jan to Dec)
Notes:
1. Employment levels cover those aged 16 and over.
2. Percentages are as a total of all aged 16 and over (excluding non-respondents for this question)
3. The preferred source of public sector employment is QPSE - see Box 3
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