The table demonstrates the number of individuals from three age groups working in ten different career sectors.
Overall, manufacturing was the most popular sector among all three age group, while the fewest number preferred working in law and accountancy.
In terms of the most popular areas of work, manufacturing accounted for the top position, comprising 12% of adolescent, 15% of adults, 23% of middle-aged workers. Notably, adults tend to get the most jobs from other sectors at 18%, while middle- aged people only get half as much at 9% and young adolescents are the majority in this field at 21%.
Retails show the highest employment rate of young individuals at 23%; other fields such as education and health, employ about 9% to 15% of each age group. Meanwhile, 18% of middle-aged employments work in their local government, this is the most dominate age group in this sector. Areas like law and accountancy received little interested, with less than 5% employments across all ages. Other sectors, such as agriculture and catering, were slightly more popular, but still less than 10% of the workforce.
