The table compares employment figures of six certain industries: professors, hospitality, education, office managers, retail trade and cleaners in the years 2015 and 2025, as well as the projected percentage changes over a ten-year period. Overall, the employment is expected to gradually increase in most sectors, with the exception of cleaners whose numbers will experience a downward shoft.Notably the dominance in employees count was held by professors sector, maintaining the leading position throughout the given timefarame.
Initially, the number of induviduals employed as professors stood at 2,785,000 , which was one million higher than workers of retail trade section. Education accounted for the third highest employment rate, with 1,475,000 individuals engaged in this sector. The figures for renaining professions varied minimally, from approximately 1,1 to 1,32 million workers.
By 2025, it is forecasted that the hospitality sector will experience mst pronounced growth of 8 precentage points, emerging to 1,333,800 employees by the end of the period. Moreover, both education and office managers sections are anticipated to have relatively simillar growth levels, with former going up to 4 percent (1,534,000) and the latter up to 5 percent (1,170,750). In addition, industries as retail trade along with professors are predicted to albeit less prounanced changes, with estimated increases of 3 percent and 3,5 percent, respectively. In contrast, the number of cleaners is expected to decline moderately by 1 percent, reaching 1,221,000 by 2025.