The table provides information about the proportion of labour by two genders in six distinctive fields between 1993 and 2003. Overall, the figure for the female workforce witnessed a growth during the period. Additionally, the percentage of services and transport workers made up the majority over time.
In 1993, the percentage of male working in services and transport was the highest at 53%, followed by that of manufacturing and social services with 25% and 13%, respectively. Notably, there was 1% businessmen and no figure for male workers in buildings reported in this year. Ten years later, there was a significant decline to 36% in male employees of the services and transport sector. In contrast, the business sector became the second most popular with 22% men engaging in, along with this was a rise to 6% building workers.
The percentage of female workforce started with 38% in agriculture in 1993, which is higher than that of men. Following this, there were 22% and 18% reported respectively in services and transport and manufacturing, whereas other fields accounted for under 20%. In 2003, the figure for females in agriculture plummeted dramatically to 8%, leading to a significant growth in the proportion of female workers in business from 7% to 25%.