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NSROC Region

Employed residents

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In the NSROC Region, there were 340,610 residents employed in the year ending June 2017.

This indicator shows the estimated number of employed residents of the local area, on an annual basis back to 2001. Employed residents may have a workplace anywhere, inside or outside the area. The dataset is derived from the National Economics microsimulation model, based on the ABS labour force survey.

A growing number of resident employed can indicate a growing economy, or a growing residential population, supplying labour to other areas. To build a more complete picture of the residential economy, this dataset should be viewed in conjunction with Local employment, Employment self-containment, Residents place of work by industry and Residents place of work by occupation datasets.

Employed residents
Employed residents 2017, NSROC Region: 340,610 2016, NSROC Region: 341,116 2015, NSROC Region: 328,390 2014, NSROC Region: 322,582 2013, NSROC Region: 319,962 2012, NSROC Region: 314,864 2011, NSROC Region: 311,412 2010, NSROC Region: 306,185 2009, NSROC Region: 303,887 2008, NSROC Region: 303,271 2007, NSROC Region: 298,105 2006, NSROC Region: 294,337 2005, NSROC Region: 290,557 2004, NSROC Region: 291,920 2003, NSROC Region: 293,486 2002, NSROC Region: 290,263 2001, NSROC Region: 287,919
Source: National Institute of Economic and Industry Research (NIEIR) ©2016
Compiled and presented in economy.id by .id the population experts
Employed residents
NSROC RegionNew South Wales
Year (ending June 30)Number% changeNumber% changeNSROC Region as a % of New South Wales
2017340,610-0.153,824,557+1.058.91
2016341,116+3.883,784,707+3.689.01
2015328,390+1.803,650,463+1.329.00
2014322,582+0.823,602,929+0.538.95
2013319,962+1.623,583,917+1.748.93
2012314,864+1.113,522,722+0.718.94
2011311,412+1.713,497,967+2.458.90
2010306,185+0.763,414,192+0.678.97
2009303,887+0.203,391,601+0.598.96
2008303,271+1.733,371,571+2.908.99
2007298,105+1.283,276,694+1.929.10
2006294,337+1.303,214,903+1.849.16
2005290,557-0.473,156,885+1.149.20
2004291,920-0.533,121,388+0.829.35
2003293,486+1.113,095,943+1.879.48
2002290,263+0.813,039,081+0.909.55
2001287,919--3,012,095--9.56

Source: National Institute of Economic and Industry Research (NIEIR) ©2016. Compiled and presented in economy.id by .id , the population experts

NIEIR-ID data are adjusted each year, using updated employment estimates. Each release may change previous years’ figures.Learn more

Annual change in employed residents
Annual change in employed residents 2017, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2016, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2015, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2014, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2013, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2012, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2011, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2010, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2009, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2008, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2007, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2006, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2005, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2004, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2003, Average annual growth rate: 1.2% 2017, New South Wales: 1.1% 2016, New South Wales: 3.7% 2015, New South Wales: 1.3% 2014, New South Wales: 0.5% 2013, New South Wales: 1.7% 2012, New South Wales: 0.7% 2011, New South Wales: 2.5% 2010, New South Wales: 0.7% 2009, New South Wales: 0.6% 2008, New South Wales: 2.9% 2007, New South Wales: 1.9% 2006, New South Wales: 1.8% 2005, New South Wales: 1.1% 2004, New South Wales: 0.8% 2003, New South Wales: 1.9% 2017, NSROC Region: -0.1% 2016, NSROC Region: 3.9% 2015, NSROC Region: 1.8% 2014, NSROC Region: 0.8% 2013, NSROC Region: 1.6% 2012, NSROC Region: 1.1% 2011, NSROC Region: 1.7% 2010, NSROC Region: 0.8% 2009, NSROC Region: 0.2% 2008, NSROC Region: 1.7% 2007, NSROC Region: 1.3% 2006, NSROC Region: 1.3% 2005, NSROC Region: -0.5% 2004, NSROC Region: -0.5% 2003, NSROC Region: 1.1%
Source: National Institute of Economic and Industry Research (NIEIR) ©2016
Compiled and presented in economy.id by .id the population experts

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