City of Ipswich

Local workers - Key statistics

In the City of Ipswich 50.3% of the local workers are males and 49.7% are female.

The workforce is made up of all the people who are employed in the local area, regardless of where they live. Workforce statistics reveal how the characteristics of the workforce in the City of Ipswich vary between each industry sector and indicates specific industry sector workforce requirements and employment opportunities.

Access the detailed tables for further exploration of each characteristic.

NOTE: All tables in the workers section are based on Census employment data which differ from the NIEIR employment estimates. See data notes for more details.

Data source

Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) – Census 2016 – by place of work

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Local workers key statistics - All industry sectors
City of Ipswich2016
Namenumber%. Queensland
Local workers
Total local workers (Census)62,312100.0100.0
Males31,33250.351.8
Females30,97649.748.2
Age structure
15 - 24 years10,64917.115.6
25 - 54 years41,25766.265.6
55 - 64 years8,53013.714.8
65 years and over1,8683.04.0
Top three industries
Health care and social assistance8,95711.911.4
Education and training6,8359.17.9
Public administration and safety6,2038.25.7
Top three occupations
Professionals11,23918.019.9
Community and personal service workers8,54013.711.4
Technicians and trades workers8,26913.314.2
Hours worked
Full time38,44761.762.3
Part time22,72436.535.9
Qualifications
Bachelor or higher degree13,46521.625.1
Advanced diploma or diploma6,72810.810.9
Certificate level17,18827.626.3
No qualifications23,28837.435.0
Individual Income
Less than $500--00
$500 -$1,999--00
$2,000 or more--00
Method of Travel to Work
Car49,20679.069.6
Public Transport1,1171.86.9
Bicycle2390.41.0
Walked only1,0491.73.3
Other Characteristics
Born overseas15,08024.225.7
Speaks a language other than English at home7,80812.512.3
Arrived between 2016 and August 2021--00

City of Ipswich

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