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Table 2 Victorian (2016) indicators for employment, education and unpaid work by sex

From: A health impact assessment of gender inequities associated with psychological distress during COVID19 in Australia’s most locked down state—Victoria

 

Victoria 2016

Aged 15 and over

Males

Females

Employed Full-time

69.3%

n = 1,067,764

N = 1,541,195

43.4%

n = 602,791

N = 1,388,404

Employed Part-time

22.2%

n = 1,440,119

N = 1,541,195

48.3%

n = 670,577

N = 1,388,404

Unemployment rate

6.6%

n = 101,076

N = 1,541,195

6.7%

n = 92,393

N = 1,388,404

Total Labour Force participation

65.5%

n = 1,541,195

N = 2,353,502

55.7%

n = 1,388,404

N = 2,492,205

Persons not in Labour Force

28.1%

n = 662,274

N = 2,353,502

38.0%

n = 947,862

N = 2,492,205

Unpaid Domestic work

63.8%

n = 1,502,166

N = 2,353,506

72.8%

n = 476,051

N = 2,492,194

Unpaid care disability, elderly, long-term illness

9.4%

n = 220,774

N = 2,353,503

13.6%

n = 340,093

N = 2,492,206

Unpaid care children

23.7%

n = 558,178

N = 2,353,497

30.9%

n = 770,988

N = 2,492,209

Top 3 Employment Industries

13.9%

n = 200,807

N = 1,440,104

Construction

20.9%

n = 270,795

N = 1,296,021

Healthcare & Social assistance

10.5%

n = 151,724

N = 1,440,104

Manufacturing

12.8%

n = 165,409

N = 1,296,021

Education & Training

8.5%

n = 122,391

N = 1,440,104

Retail Trade

12.1%

n = 157,246

N = 1,296,021

Retail Trade

(Source: What we do? Employment, Unpaid work: Informed Decisions Community Demographic, Available from https://profile.id.com.au/australia/employment-status?WebID=110) [175]