1996 CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING
WORKING POPULATION COMMUNITY PROFILE
(Excludes overseas visitors)
Catalogue No. 2020.0
Based on place of employment
Applicable to employed persons enumerated and working in the same
Journey to Work Study Area.
INQUIRIES
Available for SLAs in Journey to Work Study Areas
Data tailored to your
specific needs, not
provided in these
standard tables, are
available from the ABS
Information Inquiries
Unit in your State.
Definitions of Census classifications and concepts are available in
the 1996 Census Dictionary (ABS Catalogue No. 2901.0)

Commonwealth of Australia 1998
WORKING POPULATION COMMUNITY PROFILE
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WO1
AGE BY REGISTERED MARITAL STATUS BY SEX
W10
Employed persons
W02
AGE BY SOCIAL MARITAL STATUS BY SEX
W11
Employed persons
W03
METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY AGE
METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY SEX
W12
BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX
W13
LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX
W14
QUALIFICATION (HIGHEST) FIELD BY QUALIFICATION (HIGHEST) LEVEL BY SEX
W15
LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY AGE
Employed persons attending an Educational Institution
W09
AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX
Employed persons
INDUSTRY BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX
Employed persons
W16
Employed persons with a qualification
W08
INDUSTRY BY OCCUPATION
Employed persons
Employed persons who speak a language other than English at home
W07
OCCUPATION BY SEX
Employed persons
Employed persons
W06
INDUSTRY BY SEX
Employed persons
Employed persons
W05
STATUS IN EMPLOYMENT BY SEX
Employed persons
Employed persons
W04
INDUSTRY SECTOR BY SEX
Employed persons
OCCUPATION BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX
Employed persons
W17
WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL INCOME BY AGE BY SEX
Employed persons
WORKING POPULATION COMMUNITY PROFILE BY SUBJECT
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AGE
W01
ETHNICITY
AGE BY REGISTERED MARITAL STATUS
W05
Employed persons
W02
AGE BY SOCIAL MARITAL STATUS BY SEX
W06
Employed persons
W03
W08
BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX
Employed persons
LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX
Employed persons who speak a language other than English at home
METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY AGE
Employed persons
HOURS WORKED (See LABOUR FORCE)
LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
INCOME
ATTENDING (FT/PT) BY AGE
Employed persons attending an Educational Institution
W17
WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL INCOME BY AGE BY SEX
Employed persons
W09
W17
AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX
Employed persons
INDUSTRY
WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL INCOME BY AGE BY SEX
W10
Employed persons
Employed persons
W12
BIRTHPLACE
INDUSTRY SECTOR BY SEX
INDUSTRY BY SEX
Employed persons
W05
BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX
Employed persons
W14
INDUSTRY BY OCCUPATION
Employed persons
EDUCATION
W15
W08
LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
ATTENDING (FT/PT) BY AGE
Employed persons
INDUSTRY BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX
Employed persons
WORKING POPULATION COMMUNITY PROFILE BY SUBJECT
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JOURNEY TO WORK
W03
MARITAL STATUS
METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY AGE
W01
Employed persons
W04
METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY SEX
W02
Employed persons
AGE BY SOCIAL MARITAL STATUS BY SEX
Employed persons
LABOUR FORCE STATUS
OCCUPATION
W08
W13
LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
AGE BY REGISTERED MARITAL STATUS BY SEX
Employed persons
ATTENDING (FT/PT) BY AGE
OCCUPATION BY SEX
Employed persons
Employed persons attending an Educational Institution
W14
W09
AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX
INDUSTRY BY OCCUPATION
Employed persons
Employed persons
W16
W15
INDUSTRY BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX
OCCUPATION BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX
Employed persons
Employed persons
QUALIFICATIONS
W16
OCCUPATION BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX
Employed persons
W07
QUALIFICATION (HIGHEST) FIELD BY QUALIFICATION (HIGHEST) LEVEL BY SEX
Employed persons with a qualification
LANGUAGE
W06
LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX
Employed persons who speak a language other than Enlgish at home
WORKING POPULATION COMMUNITY PROFILE EXPLANATORY NOTES
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INTRODUCTION
1. The Working Population Community Profile provides 17 tables containing
GLOSSARY
labour force and related data on the characteristics of employed people
enumerated and working within the same Journey To Work (JTW) study area.
Destination Zones
7. Information on Journey to Work is obtained from the response
These JTW study areas are designed to suit analysis of working populations,
to the Census question that asks address of employer's workplace
and primarily cover capital cities and surrounding areas.
for the main job held last week (Q35).
Data are available for the workplace Statistical Local Area (SLA) level (regardless
of the SLA of enumeration provided the enumeration SLA is in the JTW study area),
8. The workplace address was used to code the work destination zone for
and for the JTW study area as a whole.
each employed person enumerated in a study area. Destination zones
2. In the 1996 Census, there were eight JTW study areas -
the same as CDs. However, they do aggregate to SLAs, with the
NSW
Sydney, Wollongong, Newcastle and surrounding areas
exception of 2 SLAs.
VIC
Melbourne, Geelong, Latrobe Valley Bendigo, Ballarat and
QLD (Incl. part
Brisbane, Gold Coast, Tweed (NSW), Toowoomba, Sunshine
were designed by the local transport authorities and are not necessarily
surrounding areas.
of NSW)
9. The Cooma-Monaro(A) SLA consists of only 3 CDs for inclusion in the
A.C.T. JTW Study Area rather than the standard 22 CDs, and the
Coast, Townsville, Cairns and surrounding areas.
Mareeba(S) SLA consists of only 2 CDs for inclusion in the Queensland
SA
Adelaide and surrounding areas.
WA
Perth and surrounding areas and Pilbara region.
information, please ask your CSSSU representative for a copy of Fact
TAS
Hobart, Launceston, Burnie, Devonport and surrounding areas.
Sheet 14.
NT
Darwin, Alice Springs and surrounding areas.
ACT (Incl. part
Canberra, Queanbeyan(NSW) and surrounding areas.
JTW Study area rather than the standard 41 CDs. For further
10. In previous Censuses, data for destination zones comprised those
of NSW)
employed persons who were enumerated at their place of usual residence
within the study areas.
3. Information was collected from the 1996 Census of Population and Housing.
4. Each table title in the Profile consists of two parts. The first part lists the
variables included in the table. The second part describes the table population.
Employed full-time/
11. Employed full-time means that the person worked 35 hours or more
part-time
in all jobs held during the week prior to Census night. Employed part-time
means that the person worked less than 35 hours in all jobs held during
the week prior to Census night.
5. A glossary of terms and concepts used in the Community Profiles appears
below.
12. For Census purposes, people who stated they were employed, but
worked zero hours in the week prior to Census night have been coded
6. For more information on classifications and Census concepts
see the 1996 Census Dictionary (Cat No. 2901.0).
to 'employed part-time'.
WORKING POPULATION COMMUNITY PROFILE EXPLANATORY NOTES
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Social Marital Status
13. Social Marital Status is the relationship status of an individual with
Respondent error
19. Processing procedures cannot detect or repair all errors made
reference to another person who is usually resident in the household. A
by persons in completing the form, therefore some may remain in
marriage exists when the two people live together as husband and wife,
final data.
or partners, regardless of whether the marriage is formalised through
registration. In the 1996 Census, where information about same-sex
couples is volunteered in the relationship question, it is included in
the family coding and classified as a partner in a de facto marriage.
Undercount
20. Although the Census aims to count each person once, there are
some people who are missed and others who are counted more than
once. A post enumeration survey is conducted soon after the Census
to measure the undercount.
Table Population
DATA QUALITY
14. Table population is a description of what the table is counting. Most
tables within the Working Population Community Profile have a table
21. Further information on data quality will be provided progressively in
population of 'employed persons'. It appears under the table title.
Census Update and in the 1996 Census fact sheets and working papers.
15. The Census is subject to a number of inaccuracies resulting from
errors by respondents or mistakes in collection or processing of the data.
Some of these are overcome or 'repaired' by careful processing
procedures and quality management of the processing itself. The
effect of those that remain is generally slight, although it may be more
important for small groups in the population. The main kinds
of error to keep in mind are:
Partial non-response
16. In some cases where an answer was not provided to a question
an answer was imputed or derived (often from other information on
the form). In other cases a 'not stated' code was allocated.
Processing error
17. While such errors can occur in any processing system, quality
management is used to continuously improve the quality of processed
data, and to identify and correct data of unacceptable quality.
Random adjustment
18. Cells containing small values are randomly adjusted to avoid
releasing information about particular individuals, families or households.
The effect of random adjustment is statistically insignificant.
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W01 AGE BY REGISTERED MARITAL STATUS BY SEX
Employed persons
Married
Male
15-19 years
20-24 years
25-29 years
30-34 years
35-39 years
40-44 years
45-49 years
50-54 years
55-59 years
60-64 years
65-69 years
70-74 years
75 years and over
Total
Female
Separated
Male
Female
Divorced
Male
Female
Widowed
Male
Female
Never married
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W02 AGE BY SOCIAL MARITAL STATUS BY SEX
Employed persons
Married in a
registered marriage(a)
Male
Female
Married in a
de facto marriage(a)
Male
Female
Not married
Male
15-19 years
20-24 years
25-29 years
30-34 years
35-39 years
40-44 years
45-49 years
50-54 years
55-59 years
60-64 years
65-69 years
70-74 years
75 years and over
Total
(a) Persons whose partner was temporarily absent will be included if the partner was identified on the Census form as being temporarily absent.
Female
Male
Total
Female
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W03 METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY AGE
Employed persons
15-24
years
One method:
Train
Bus
Ferry/tram
Taxi
Car, as driver
Car, as passenger
Motorbike/motor scooter
Bicycle
Other
Walked only
Total
Two methods:
Train and:
Bus
Ferry/tram
Car, as driver
Car, as passenger
Other
Total
Bus and:
Ferry/tram
Car, as driver
Car, as passenger
Other
Total
Ferry/tram and:
Car, as driver
Car, as passenger
Other
Total
Other
Total
Three methods
Worked at home
Did not go to work
Not stated(a)
Total
(a) Includes cases when method of travel to work could not be determined.
25-34
years
35-44
years
45-54
years
55 years
and over
Total
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W04 METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY SEX
Employed persons
Male
One method:
Train
Bus
Ferry/tram
Taxi
Car, as driver
Car, as passenger
Motorbike/motor scooter
Bicycle
Other
Walked only
Total
Two methods:
Train and:
Bus
Ferry/tram
Car, as driver
Car, as passenger
Other
Total
Bus and:
Ferry/tram
Car, as driver
Car, as passenger
Other
Total
Ferry/tram and:
Car, as driver
Car, as passenger
Other
Total
Other
Total
Three methods
Worked at home
Did not go to work
Not stated(a)
Total
(a) Includes cases when method of travel to work could not be determined.
Female
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W05 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX
Employed persons
Male
Female
Australia
Canada
Chile
China (excluding Taiwan Province)
Croatia
Egypt
Fiji
Germany, Federal Republic of
Greece
Hong Kong
Hungary
India
Indonesia
Ireland
Italy
Lebanon
Macedonia, FYR of(a)
Malaysia
Malta
Netherlands
New Zealand
Philippines
Poland
Serbia and Montenegro, FYRs of(a)
Singapore
South Africa
Sri Lanka
United Kingdom(b)
United States of America
Viet Nam
Born elsewhere overseas(c)
Not stated
Total
(a) FYR is an abbreviation of 'Former Yugoslav Republic'.
(b) Comprises 'England', 'Scotland', 'Wales', 'Northern Ireland', 'Channel Islands', 'Isle of Man', and 'UK and Ireland n.f.d'.
(c) Includes 'inadequately described', 'at sea' and 'not elsewhere classified'.
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W06 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX
Employed persons who speak a language other than English at home
Very well/well
Male
Female
Speaks English
Not well
Male
Female
Not at all
Male
Female
Not stated(a)
Male
Female
Arabic (including Lebanese)
Australian Indigenous Languages
Chinese languages:
Cantonese
Mandarin
Other
Total
Croatian
French
German
Greek
Hungarian
Indonesian
Italian
Macedonian
Malay
Maltese
Netherlandic
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Serbian
Spanish
Tagalog (Filipino)
Turkish
Vietnamese
Other(b)
Total
Not stated
Total
(a) Comprises cases where either language spoken at home was stated but proficiency in English was not stated, or where both language spoken at home and proficiency in English were not stated.
(b) Includes 'inadequately described' and 'non-verbal so described'.
Male
Total
Female
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W07 QUALIFICATION (HIGHEST) FIELD BY QUALIFICATION (HIGHEST) LEVEL BY SEX
Employed persons with a qualification(a)
Higher
degree
Postgraduate
diploma
Bachelor
degree
Undergraduate
diploma
Associate
diploma
MALE
Business and Administration
Health
Education
Society and Culture
Natural and Physical Sciences
Engineering
Architecture and Building
Agriculture and Related Fields
Miscellaneous Fields
Inadequately described
Not stated
Total
FEMALE
Business and Administration
Health
Education
Society and Culture
Natural and Physical Sciences
Engineering
Architecture and Building
Agriculture and Related Fields
Miscellaneous Fields
Inadequately described
Not stated
Total
PERSONS
Business and Administration
Health
Education
Society and Culture
Natural and Physical Sciences
Engineering
Architecture and Building
Agriculture and Related Fields
Miscellaneous Fields
Inadequately described
Not stated
Total
(a) Excludes persons with a qualification outside the scope of the ABSCQ.
Skilled
vocational
Basic
vocational
Inadequately
described
Not
stated
Total
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W08 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY AGE
Employed persons attending an Educational Institution
Attending
secondary
school
Attending Technical or Further
Educational Institution
Not
Full-time
Part-time
stated(a)
Total
Attending University or other
Tertiary Institutions
Not
Full-time
Part-time
stated(b)
AGED 15-19 YEARS
Employed:
Full-time(d)
Part-time
Not stated(e)
Total
AGED 20-24 YEARS
Employed:
Full-time(d)
Part-time
Not stated(e)
Total
AGED 25 YEARS AND OVER
Employed:
Full-time(d)
Part-time
Not stated(e)
Total
TOTAL
Employed:
Full-time(d)
Part-time
Not stated(e)
Total
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
Comprises persons who were attending a Technical or Further Educational Institution, but did not state whether they were full-time or part-time students.
Comprises persons who were attending a University or other Tertiary Institution but did not state whether they were full-time or part-time students.
Comprises persons who have been attending an educational institution, but did not state what type, and persons who did not state whether they were attending an educational institution.
Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night.
Comprises employed persons who did not state their hours worked.
Total
Attending
other
Not
attending
Not
stated(c)
Total
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W09 AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX
Employed persons
Full-time(a)
Male
Female
Employed
Part-time
Male
15-19 years
20-24 years
25-29 years
30-34 years
35-39 years
40-44 years
45-49 years
50-54 years
55-59 years
60-64 years
65 years and over
Total
(a) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night.
(b) Comprises employed persons who did not state their hours worked.
Female
Not stated(b)
Male
Female
Male
Total
Female
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W10 INDUSTRY SECTOR BY SEX
Employed persons
Male
Commonwealth Government
State/Territory Government
Local Government
Private sector
Community Development Employment Projects
Not stated
Total
Female
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W11 STATUS IN EMPLOYMENT BY SEX
Employed persons
Male
Employee
Employer
Own account worker
Contributing family worker
Total
Female
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W12 INDUSTRY BY SEX (1 of 2)
Employed persons
Male
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing:
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing, undefined
Agriculture
Services to Agriculture; Hunting and Trapping
Forestry and Logging
Commercial Fishing
Total
Mining:
Mining, undefined
Coal Mining
Oil and Gas Extraction
Metal Ore Mining
Other Mining
Services to Mining
Total
Manufacturing:
Manufacturing, undefined
Food, Beverages and Tobacco
Textile, Clothing, Footwear and Leather
Wood and Paper Products
Printing, Publishing and Recorded Media
Petroleum, Coal, Chemical and Associated Products
Non-Metallic Mineral Products
Metal Products
Machinery and Equipment
Other
Total
Electricity, Gas and Water Supply:
Electricity, Gas and Water Supply, undefined
Electricity and Gas Supply
Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Services
Total
Construction:
Construction, undefined
General Construction
Construction Trade Services
Total
Female
Persons
Male
Wholesale Trade:
Wholesale Trade, undefined
Basic Material Wholesaling
Machinery and Motor Vehicle Wholesaling
Personal and Household Good Wholesaling
Total
Retail Trade:
Retail Trade, undefined
Food Retailing
Personal and Household Good Retailing
Motor Vehicle Retailing and Services
Total
Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants
Transport and Storage:
Transport and Storage, undefined
Road Transport
Rail Transport
Water Transport
Air and Space Transport
Other Transport
Services to Transport
Storage
Total
Communication Services
Finance and Insurance:
Finance and Insurance, undefined
Finance
Insurance
Services to Finance and Insurance
Total
Property and Business Services:
Property and Business Services, undefined
Property Services
Business Services
Total
Female
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W12 INDUSTRY BY SEX (2 of 2)
Employed persons
Male
Government Administration and Defence:
Government Admininstration and Defence, undefined
Government Administration
Defence
Total
Education
Health and Community Services:
Health and Community Services, undefined
Health Services
Community Services
Total
Cultural and Recreational Services:
Cultural and Recreational Services, undefined
Motion Picture, Radio and Television Services
Libraries, Museums and the Arts
Sport and Recreation
Total
Personal and Other Services:
Personal and Other Services, undefined
Personal Services
Other Services
Private Households Employing Staff
Total
Non-classifiable economic units
Not stated
Total
Female
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W13 OCCUPATION BY SEX (1 of 2)
Employed persons
Male
Managers and Administrators:
Managers and Administrators, n.f.d.
Generalist Managers, n.f.d.
General Managers and Administrators
Miscellaneous Generalist Managers
Specialist Managers, n.f.d.
Resource Managers
Engineering, Distribution and Process Managers
Sales and Marketing Managers
Miscellaneous Specialist Managers
Farmers and Farm Managers
Total
Professionals:
Professionals, n.f.d.
Science, Building and Engineering Professionals, n.f.d.
Natural and Physical Science Professionals
Building and Engineering Professionals
Business and Information Professionals, n.f.d.
Accountants, Auditors and Corporate Treasurers
Sales, Marketing and Advertising Professionals
Computing Professionals
Miscellaneous Business and Information Professionals
Health Professionals, n.f.d.
Medical Practitioners
Nursing Professionals
Miscellaneous Health Professionals
Education Professionals, n.f.d.
School Teachers
University and Vocational Education Teachers
Miscellaneous Education Professionals
Social, Arts and Miscellaneous Professionals, n.f.d.
Social Welfare Professionals
Miscellaneous Social Professionals
Artists and Related Professionals
Miscellaneous Professionals
Total
Associate Professionals:
Associate Professionals, n.f.d.
Science, Engineering and Related Associate Professionals, n.f.d.
Medical and Science Technical Officers
Building and Engineering Associate Professionals
Female
Persons
Male
Business and Administration Associate Professionals, n.f.d.
Finance Associate Professionals
Misc. Business and Administration Associate Professionals
Managing Supervisors (Sales and Service), n.f.d.
Shop Managers
Hospitality and Accommodation Managers
Miscellaneous Managing Supervisors (Sales and Service)
Health and Welfare Associate Professionals, n.f.d.
Enrolled Nurses
Welfare Associate Professionals
Miscellaneous Health and Welfare Associate Professionals
Other Associate Professionals, n.f.d.
Police Officers
Miscellaneous Associate Professionals
Total
Tradespersons and Related Workers:
Tradespersons and Related Workers, n.f.d.
Mechanical and Fabrication Engineering Tradesperson, n.f.d.
Mechanical Engineering Tradespersons
Fabrication Engineering Tradespersons
Automotive Tradespersons
Electrical and Electronics Tradespersons
Construction Tradespersons, n.f.d.
Structural Construction Tradespersons
Final Finishes Construction Tradespersons
Plumbers
Food Tradespersons
Skilled Agricultural and Horticultural Workers, n.f.d.
Skilled Agricultural Workers
Horticultural Tradespersons
Other Tradespersons and Related Workers, n.f.d.
Printing Tradespersons
Wood Tradespersons
Hairdressers
Textile, Clothing and Related Tradespersons
Miscellaneous Tradespersons and Related Workers
Total
Female
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W13 OCCUPATION BY SEX (2 of 2)
Employed persons
Male
Advanced Clerical and Service Workers:
Advanced Clerical and Service Workers, n.f.d.
Secretaries and Personal Assistants
Other Advanced Clerical and Service Workers, n.f.d.
Advanced Numerical Clerks
Miscellaneous Advanced Clerical and Service Workers
Total
Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers:
Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers, n.f.d.
Intermediate Clerical Workers, n.f.d.
General Clerks
Keyboard Operators
Receptionists
Intermediate Numerical Clerks
Material Recording and Despatching Clerks
Miscellaneous Intermediate Clerical Workers
Intermediate Sales and Related Workers
Intermediate Service Workers, n.f.d.
Carers and Aids
Hospitality Workers
Miscellaneous Intermediate Service Workers
Total
Intermediate Production and Transport Workers:
Intermediate Production and Transport Workers, n.f.d.
Intermediate Plant Operators, n.f.d.
Mobile Plant Operators
Intermediate Stationary Plant Operators
Intermediate Machine Operators, n.f.d.
Intermediate Textile, Clothing and Related Machine Operators
Miscellaneous Intermediate Machine Operators
Road and Rail Transport Drivers
Other Intermediate Production and Transport Workers, n.f.d.
Intermediate Mining and Construction Workers
Miscellaneous Intermediate Production and Transport Workers
Total
Female
Persons
Male
Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers:
Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers, n.f.d.
Elementary Clerks
Elementary Sales Workers, n.f.d.
Sales Assistants
Miscellaneous Elementary Sales Workers
Elementary Service Workers
Total
Labourers and Related Workers:
Labourers and Related Workers, n.f.d.
Cleaners
Factory Labourers, n.f.d.
Process Workers
Product Packagers
Other Labourers and Related Workers, n.f.d.
Mining, Construction and Related Labourers
Agricultural and Horticultural Labourers
Elementary Food Preparation and Related Workers
Miscellaneous Labourers and Related Workers
Total
Inadequately described
Not stated
Total
Female
Persons
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W14 INDUSTRY BY OCCUPATION
Employed persons
Managers
and Administrators
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
Mining
Manufacturing
Electricity, Gas and Water Supply
Construction
Wholesale Trade
Retail Trade
Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants
Transport and Storage
Communication Services
Finance and Insurance
Property and Business Services
Government Administration and Defence
Education
Health and Community Services
Cultural and Recreational Services
Personal and Other Services
Non-classifiable economic units
Not stated
Total
Professionals
Associate
Professionals
Tradespersons
and Related
Workers
Advanced
Clerical and
Service
Workers
Intermediate
Clerical,
Sales
and Service
Workers
Intermediate
Production
and
Transport
Workers
Elementary
Clerical,
Sales
and Service
Workers
Labourers
and Related
Workers
Inadequately
described
Not
stated
Total
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W15 INDUSTRY BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX (1 OF 2)
Employed persons
0
hours
1-15
hours
16-24
hours
25-34
hours
35-39
hours
MALE
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
Mining
Manufacturing
Electricity, Gas and Water Supply
Construction
Wholesale Trade
Retail Trade
Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants
Transport and Storage
Communication Services
Finance and Insurance
Property and Business Services
Government Administration and Defence
Education
Health and Community Services
Cultural and Recreational Services
Personal and Other Services
Non-classifiable economic units
Not stated
Total
FEMALE
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
Mining
Manufacturing
Electricity, Gas and Water Supply
Construction
Wholesale Trade
Retail Trade
Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants
Transport and Storage
Communication Services
Finance and Insurance
Property and Business Services
Government Administration and Defence
Education
Health and Community Services
Cultural and Recreational Services
Personal and Other Services
Non-classifiable economic units
Not stated
Total
40
hours
41-48
hours
49 or more
hours
Not
stated
Total
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W15 INDUSTRY BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX (2 OF 2)
Employed persons
0
hours
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
Mining
Manufacturing
Electricity, Gas and Water Supply
Construction
Wholesale Trade
Retail Trade
Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants
Transport and Storage
Communication Services
Finance and Insurance
Property and Business Services
Government Administration and Defence
Education
Health and Community Services
Cultural and Recreational Services
Personal and Other Services
Non-classifiable economic units
Not stated
Total
1-15
hours
16-24
hours
25-34
hours
35-39
hours
PERSONS
40
hours
41-48
hours
49 or more
hours
Not
stated
Total
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W16 OCCUPATION BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX (1 of 2)
Employed persons
0
hours
1-15
hours
16-24
hours
25-34
hours
35-39
hours
MALE
Managers and Administrators
Professionals
Associate Professionals
Tradespersons and Related Workers
Advanced Clerical and Service Workers
Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers
Intermediate Production and Transport Workers
Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers
Labourers and Related Workers
Inadequately described
Not stated
Total
FEMALE
Managers and Administrators
Professionals
Associate Professionals
Tradespersons and Related Workers
Advanced Clerical and Service Workers
Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers
Intermediate Production and Transport Workers
Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers
Labourers and Related Workers
Inadequately described
Not stated
Total
40
hours
41-48
hours
49 or more
hours
Not
stated
Total
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W16 OCCUPATION BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX (2 of 2)
Employed persons
0
1-15
16-24
25-34
35-39
40
41-48
49 or more
Not
hours
hours
hours
hours
hours
hours
hours
hours
stated
PERSONS
Managers and Administrators
Professionals
Associate Professionals
Tradespersons and Related Workers
Advanced Clerical and Service Workers
Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers
Intermediate Production and Transport Workers
Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers
Labourers and Related Workers
Inadequately described
Not stated
Total
Total
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W17 WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL INCOME BY AGE BY SEX (1 of 2)
Employed persons
15-19
years
20-24
years
25-34
years
35-44
years
45-54
years
MALE
Neg/Nil income
$1-$119
$120-$199
$200-$299
$300-$399
$400-$499
$500-$599
$600-$699
$700-$799
$800-$999
$1,000-$1,499
$1,500 or more
Not stated
Total
FEMALE
Neg/Nil income
$1-$119
$120-$199
$200-$299
$300-$399
$400-$499
$500-$599
$600-$699
$700-$799
$800-$999
$1,000-$1,499
$1,500 or more
Not stated
Total
55-64
years
65-74
years
75 years
and over
Total
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing
W17 WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL INCOME BY AGE BY SEX (2 of 2)
Employed persons
15-19
20-24
25-34
35-44
years
years
years
years
45-54
55-64
65-74
75 years
years
years
years
and over
PERSONS
Neg/Nil income
$1-$119
$120-$199
$200-$299
$300-$399
$400-$499
$500-$599
$600-$699
$700-$799
$800-$999
$1,000-$1,499
$1,500 or more
Not stated
Total
Total