The table illustrates the percentages of employed men and women across four different sectors for the years 1990, 2000, and 2010.
Overall, manufacturing was the most prominent sector for men at the beginning of the period, although its share saw a significant decline. In contrast, tourism emerged as the leading employer for women, displaying a consistent upward trend. Additionally, female employment in the health sector experienced a notable increase over time
Regarding men, manufacturing accounted for 30% of employment in 1990, before dropping to 15% in 2000 and further declining to 10% in 2010. The retail sector remained stable at 13% throughout this period. Meanwhile, tourism experienced a slight decrease from 13% to 10%, while employment in health grew modestly from 7% t
As for women, the tourism sector had the highest proportions, increasing from 23% to 27% over the given period. The percentage of women working in health also rose significantly, from 9% to 15%. Retail gradually increased from 7% to 9%, whereas the manufacturing sector saw a decline from 7% to only 3% by 2010.
