6150.0.55.003 - Labour Account Australia, Quarterly Experimental Estimates, September 2017

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Key Findings Analysis Industry Analysis Jobs Persons Volume (Hours) Payments About this Release Proportion of Vacant Jobs – A New Way to Analyse the Labour Market (Feature Article) Impact of the Labour Account on productivity estimates (Feature Article) Construction Industry (Feature Article) Education and Training Industry (Feature Article) Health Care and Social Assistance Industry (Feature Article) History of Changes Over a million professional and scientific jobs (Media Release)	This publication presents experimental estimates for the Australian Labour Account for the period 2010 to 2017. The Australian Labour Account provides a framework through which existing labour market data from different sources can be confronted and integrated, with the aim of producing a coherent and consistent set of aggregate labour market statistics. The Australian Labour Account consists of four central quadrants of Jobs, Persons, Labour Volume and Labour Payments. Data in each table are available quarterly, and for the industry divisions defined in the Australian and New Zealand Standard Industry Classification (ANZSIC). Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.