Structure of employed men and women by economic activity, 2021–2022
in percentage
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dynamicsannual
· rows: 40 · periods: 2 · section: Labour and employment(в России. 2023)
The statistics show the distribution of labor resources by industry by gender. Columns present data for 2021 and 2022, while rows categorize the employed into men and women by their primary type of work. The indicator is measured in percent, allowing for a comparison of each industry's share in the overall employment structure regardless of absolute numbers. The rows include totals and specific sectors, such as agriculture, mining, and other activities
Chart of the employment structure of men and women by economic activity, in percent, for 2021–2022
Differences between men and women in the labor market are reflected in employment shares across various economic sectors. By comparing rows, one can identify which population groups predominate in specific industries and how this distribution changed over the two-year period. Percentages are used to analyze the employment structure, with the sum of all industries for each category always totaling 100%. This provides a clear view of the specialization of the male and female workforce within the country's key economic sectors
What is visible in these numbers
“Employed – total – men” leads the table with 100 in percentage, “Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities — females” closes it with 0.5 in percentage. The gap between them is 200-fold.
The figures are index or percentage values, so they cannot be added up across rows: each one is measured against its own base.
The data covers the period from 2021 to 2022 and includes information on the main types of economic activity. Rosstat statistics are useful for analyzing the gender composition of the workforce and understanding the concentration of employees across industries. This information is relevant for sociological research, human resource planning, and studying current labor market trends by gender
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