The provided table gives information about the proportion of man and woman workforce in six different employment categories in two years of 2993 and 2003. Overall, it is readily apparent that the sectors of services/transport and manufacturing attracted the largest share of male and female workers over the years surveyed, while the opposite was true for the figures for the fields remaining in the same period.
On the one hand, there were various degrees of reduction in the participation rate among women in the sectors of services/transport (53% to 36%), agriculture(8% to 6%), and manufacturing (25% to 12%). Similarly, the percentage of male workers in the sectors of agriculture and building witnessed a drop, from 38% to 8% and 12% to 10%, respectively.
In contrast, the rate of participation among the other fields saw different amounts of increase. Business was engaged professionally by a significantly larger share of women, from 1% to 22%, while the jump in the building and social services categories were less prominent, from 0% to 6% and 13% to 18%, respectively. At the same period, the ranges of increase among men were similarly diverse, with the largest jump being 9% (services/transport) and the smallest (manufacturing) reaching only 1%.