Census Unemployment by Sex

Data for 1931	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	76,816	50,871
Self-employed
Unemployed	8,027	3,979

Data for 1951	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	83,851	53,112
Self-employed	4,918	1,804
Unemployed	912	454

Data for 1961	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	81,626	53,772
Self-employed	5,960	1,869
Unemployed	1,014	439

Data for 1971	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	79,248	52,656
Self-employed
Unemployed	3,500	1,721

Data for 1981	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	60,368	47,992
Self-employed	6,593	1,566
Unemployed	11,603	5,016

Data for 1991	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	49,462	45,441
Self-employed	8,522	2,310
Unemployed	12,256	6,317

Data for 2001	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	52,967	49,955
Self-employed	7,940	2,314
Unemployed	6,044	3,660

Data for 2011	Sex
Census Unemployment	Male	Female
In employment	66,227	61,195
Self-employed	10,733	3,288
Unemployed	8,835	6,147

Date:	Source:
1931 - 2011	Census of Population

 

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Date:

Acknowledgments:

2011

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