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Table 1 People not in the labour force by carer status, age group and sex, of 37 186 Australians aged 15–64 years surveyed in 2009

From: The impact of chronic conditions of care recipients on the labour force participation of informal carers in Australia: which conditions are associated with higher rates of non-participation in the labour force?

 

No. not in labour force in survey group

Age group (years)

Men

Women

All

 

Primary carers*

Not carers

Primary carers*

Not carers

Primary carers*

Not carers

 

n

Wt n (%)^

n

Wt n (%)^

n

Wt n (%)^

n

Wt n (%)^

n

Wt n (%)^

n

Wt n (%)^

15-24

6

2 536 (34.3)

1 083

391 330 (27.7)

20

5 842 (54.4)

1 061

379 885 (28.3)

26

8 378 (46.2)

1515

771 215 (28.0)

25–34

3

1 802 (18.6)

222

88 338 (6.2)

55

17 947 (43.5)

810

289 033 (21.5)

58

19 749 (38.8)

629

377 371 (13.6)

35–44

23

9 492 (37.8)

228

79 501 (5.9)

115

40 824 (46.6)

810

268 616 (21.1)

138

50 316 (44.7)

505

348 117 (13.3)

45–54

43

14 606 (30.4)

312

103 789 (8.5)

109

37 531 (46.1)

603

200 817 (17.5)

152

52 137 (44.7)

527

304 606 (12.8)

55-64

83

26 783 (51.6)

731

242 927 (24.8)

172

57 790 (70.1)

1 261

408 195 (44.5)

254

84 573 (62.9)

575

651 122 (34.3)

Total

158 (42.8)

55 219 (42.6)

2 576 (14.2)

905 885 (14.2)

471 (52.4)

159 934 (52.7)

4 545 (25.5)

1 546 546 (25.6)

628 (49.5)

215 153 (49.7)

7 121 (19.8)

2 452 431(19.7)

  1. n = survey sample.
  2. Wt n = weighted sample (reflect Australian population).
  3. *Primary carers = Primary carers of usual resident (i.e. lives with) care recipients.
  4. ^The proportion of each cohort not in the labour force.