The given table chart illustrates information about the percentage of the workforce employed in manufacturing, retail, health care, construction, education, and tourism in Australia from 1989 to 2009.
In general, the highest percentage of workers worked in the manufacturing industry. in the next 20 years, the highest percentage of workers Worked in health care secton.It can be seen from the table that in 1989, the least amount of workers worked in the tourism sector, which was 5.5%, but in the next 2 decades this sector’s employed percentage increased, which was 7.3%. On the other hand, the highest percentage of employed work in the manufacturing industry, whose amount was 150%. In 2009, this sector’s employed percentage decreased, whose amount was 9.8%. In 1989, construction and education industries employed almost 7.60% and 6.5% of the workforce, respectively. In the next 20 years, both sectors employed percentages increased, which were 8.3% and 4.5%, respectively.
In 1989, 11% and 9.6% of workers worked in the real estate and health care sectors, respectively. 11% and 9.6% of workers worked, but in the next 20 years, both sectors employed percentages significantly increased, which were 10.1% and 11.30%, gradually. In 2009, the highest percentage of workers worked in the health care sector.
In conclusion, all industries employed amounts increased but decreased. manufacturing company employment decreased.