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unemployment per profession
userman
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hello!
are there statistics about unemployment rates per specific profession? or in other words, demand for each profession?
thanks!
are there statistics about unemployment rates per specific profession? or in other words, demand for each profession?
thanks!
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If you are unemployed you don't really have one
Mine WAS accounts but that's not my profession now, if you get me.
They can not get a list of the total unemployed looking for one particular job function as that's near on impossible.We’ve had to remove your signature. Please check the Forum Rules if you’re unsure why it’s been removed and, if still unsure, email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
I am basically asking something like:
how many with IT engineering degree are unemployed or employed in irrelevant professions?0 -
I doubt you can get unemployment information, but you can certainly get statistics on the workforce size and see how it has changed over the last few years (you'd probably think that industry shrinks => large unemployment).
If you look at the latest Labour Market Statistics, take a look at "6. Workforce jobs by industry - Table JOBS02". It's on page 41 of the .pdf bulletin if you don't have Excel. The pdf also has the change % calculated for you.
It'll tell you some quite interesting things. E.g. that Agriculture,
forestry & fishing lost 74,000 jobs in the past year and Professional
scientific & technical activities gained 118,000.0 -
spot-on brendon! thanks!0
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How would anyone know? Who knows if anyone has a degree? The DWP don't hold that info.I am basically asking something like:
how many with IT engineering degree are unemployed or employed in irrelevant professions?We’ve had to remove your signature. Please check the Forum Rules if you’re unsure why it’s been removed and, if still unsure, email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
I doubt you can get unemployment information, but you can certainly get statistics on the workforce size and see how it has changed over the last few years (you'd probably think that industry shrinks => large unemployment).
If you look at the latest Labour Market Statistics, take a look at "6. Workforce jobs by industry - Table JOBS02". It's on page 41 of the .pdf bulletin if you don't have Excel. The pdf also has the change % calculated for you.
It'll tell you some quite interesting things. E.g. that Agriculture,
forestry & fishing lost 74,000 jobs in the past year and Professional
scientific & technical activities gained 118,000.
Industry is not the same as job function and that's what the OP is asking, no?
Also I am sure it don't mention that the 118,000 jobs all went to unemployed people
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don't jobcentreplus ask people if they have a degree?
Do they? I have no idea as I am sure I have never told them what qualifications I have and besides what do you think they do with that info?
I am AAT qualified but I have never told them that.
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Indication of what? I have worked in several industries doing the same job but my profession in accounts is what your first question was about. How many people in a certain profession were out of work. Industry don't count.true but it's an indicationWe’ve had to remove your signature. Please check the Forum Rules if you’re unsure why it’s been removed and, if still unsure, email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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