Census Unemployment by Sex

Data for 1931	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	75,947	28,723
Self-employed
Unemployed	12,917	2,933

Data for 1951	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	94,517	32,427
Self-employed	2,653	825
Unemployed	1,877	939

Data for 1961	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	90,718	35,704
Self-employed	6,935	1,390
Unemployed	1,818	1,129

Data for 1971	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	85,965	49,165
Self-employed
Unemployed	4,881	2,485

Data for 1981	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	76,607	52,616
Self-employed	6,618	1,786
Unemployed	9,142	4,579

Data for 1991	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	71,673	60,239
Self-employed	9,335	3,228
Unemployed	12,350	6,170

Data for 2001	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	72,210	69,295
Self-employed	10,234	4,258
Unemployed	7,391	3,913

Data for 2011	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	74,980	76,608
Self-employed	12,321	5,611
Unemployed	8,952	5,303

Date:	Source:
1931 - 2011	Census of Population

 

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Date:

Acknowledgments:

2011

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