Sectoral employment changed over the five-year period from 2020 to 2024, and this data tracks the average headcount of employees by economic activity in thousands of people. The rows detail the economic structure, breaking down general indicators into mining, coal mining, and narrower specializations such as anthracite mining and processing. This enables comparisons of employment scales across various industrial sectors and tracking of personnel dynamics within each of the 123 industry categories over the specified years
Mining and quarrying
Manufacturing — manufacture of food products
support activities for petroleum and natural gas extraction
crude petroleum and natural gas extraction
Manufacturing — processing and preserving of meat and meat products
extraction of metal ores
crude oil and associated gas extraction
Manufacturing — manufacture of bread and flour-based pastry goods
Rosstat data for 2020–2024. Series: 123, periods: 5. Measurement unit — thousand people. Breakdown: Mining of mineral resources; coal mining; mining and enrichment of coal and anthracite; mining and enrichment of brown coal (lignite); extraction of crude oil and natural gas and others
Manufacturing: the indicator increased from 5 101 to 5 406 over 2020–2024 — by 5.99%. The highest value was 5 406 (2024), the lowest was 5 057 (2021). This averages to 1.46% annual growth. Of the 25 largest series, 21 increased, 4 declined
Rows corresponding to different types of economic activity, from broad sections to narrow sub-sectors, allow for comparing indicators. For example, the mining row shows a change in headcount from 950.3 thousand people in 2020 to 1016.7 thousand people in 2024. By selecting different rows, one can see the distribution of human resources within the industrial sector and compare staff change rates in related manufacturing and mining industries
What is visible in these numbers
Top five values: Manufacturing (5 406), Mining of mineral resources (1 017), Manufacturing — production of foo… (745.6), provision of services in the field of mineral resource extraction (355.3), extraction of crude oil and natural gas (233.6). The gap between the highest and lowest is 365.3 times. The top five account for 80.5% of the total across all items — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Observations are annual; there are 5 periods in total. 125 of 125 possible values are filled (100%), meaning the table is almost entirely complete
Labor market researchers, industry analysts, and business executives can find indicators for 2020–2024, which Rosstat updates annually. The data helps assess quantitative changes in staff within organizations across a wide range of economic activities. This information enables comparisons of employment scales in various industrial sectors and allows for drawing conclusions about personnel changes in specific industries without relying on additional third-party sources
How it is calculated
Source caveat: Data are presented excluding small business entities
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