Jobs in Australia

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Information about the number and nature of filled jobs, the people who hold them and their employers

Reference period

2014-15 to 2018-19

Released

26/10/2021

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Key statistics

During 2018-19 there were:

20.1 million job relationships, up 2.9% on 2017-18
14.1 million employed persons, up 2.4% on 2017-18

		Number	Change in last year	Change since 2014-15
Jobs		20,138,100	2.9%	9.7%
	Held by men	10,373,400	2.0%	8.1%
	Held by women	9,764,800	3.9%	11.3%
Employed persons		14,120,000	2.4%	7.7%
Median employee income per job (duration adjusted) (a)		$45,435	1.5%	9.6%
Total employment income		$884 bil	4.9%	18.1%

a. 'Duration adjusted' is an analytical measure of employee income per job that seeks to put all jobs onto a comparable full-year duration basis.

Graph 1 - Number of jobs and employed persons, 2014-15 to 2018-19
	2014-15 (Millions)	2015-16 (Millions)	2016-17 (Millions)	2017-18 (Millions)	2018-19 (Millions)
Total jobs	18.4	18.5	19.2	19.6	20.1
Employed persons	13.1	13.3	13.5	13.8	14.1
Employee jobs	16.5	16.5	17.2	17.5	18.0
OMUE jobs (a)	1.9	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.1

Graph 1 - Number of jobs and employed persons, 2014-15 to 2018-19

["","2014-15","2015-16","2016-17","2017-18","2018-19"]

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a. OMUEs are Owner-managers of unincorporated enterprises.

Jobs

During 2018-19:

There were 20.1 million job relationships
18.0 million jobs (89.6%) were held by employees and 2.1 million jobs (10.4%) were held by owner-managers of unincorporated enterprises
15.2 million jobs (75.4%) were in the private sector and 3.4 million (16.6%) were in the public sector. Some job records had missing or unknown sector information and therefore these percentages do not add to 100.

Employed persons

During 2018-19:

Persons aged 25-29 years held the highest number of jobs (2.7 million)
Males in this age group (51.8%) held a slightly higher proportion of jobs than females (48.2%)

Graph 2 - Number of jobs by age and sex of job holders, 2018-19
Age	Male ('000)	Female ('000)
0-14	11.3	14.5
15-17	187.7	220.5
18-20	580.4	609.0
21-24	1,023.3	1,011.8
25-29	1,410.8	1,314.9
30-34	1,292.9	1,163.0
35-39	1,157.0	1,018.0
40-44	979.6	906.2
45-49	971.3	954.6
50-54	844.1	840.4
55-59	784.2	759.6
60-64	581.3	523.5
65-69	313.0	249.3
70-74	141.2	99.9
75-79	54.4	39.4
80-84	25.4	21.2
85+	15.2	18.8

Graph 2 - Number of jobs by age and sex of job holders, 2018-19

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Employee income

In 2018-19, after adjusting for the duration of the job, the median annual employee income per job was:

$45,435 for all persons
$55,343 for males
$36,743 for females

Graph 3 - Median employee income per job(a), 2014-15 to 2018-19
	2014-15 ($)	2015-16 ($)	2016-17 ($)	2017-18 ($)	2018-19 ($)
Persons	41,470	43,003	43,189	44,784	45,435
Males	51,210	52,589	52,676	54,536	55,343
Females	32,937	34,681	34,862	36,174	36,743

Graph 3 - Median employee income per job(a), 2014-15 to 2018-19

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a. 'Duration adjusted' is an analytical measure of employee income per job that seeks to put all jobs onto a comparable full-year duration basis.

Multiple job holders

A multiple job holder is a person who held more than one employee job at the same time, rather than one after another, during the year.

During 2018-19:

Approximately 16.7% of employed persons (2.4 million) were multiple job holders
Four out of five employed people (83.3%) held only one job
Women held a greater proportion of multiple jobs (53.7%)

Industry

During 2018-19, the industries with the most jobs were:

Health care and social assistance (11.5%)
Administrative and support services (9.5%)
Retail trade (8.7%)

Graph 4 - Distribution of jobs per industry, 2018-19 (a)
	Share of total jobs (%)
Health care and social assistance	11.5
Administrative and support services	9.5
Retail trade	8.7
Professional, scientific and technical services	7.9
Accommodation and food services	7.6
Construction	7.2
Education and training	7.1
Public administration and safety	6.3
Manufacturing	5.4
Transport, postal and warehousing	3.8
Financial and insurance services	3.8
Wholesale trade	3.6
Other services	3.6
Agriculture, forestry and fishing	2.3
Arts and recreation services	2.0
Rental, hiring and real estate services	1.9
Information media and telecommunications	1.5
Mining	1.1
Electricity, gas, water and waste services	0.7

Graph 4 - Distribution of jobs per industry, 2018-19 (a)

["","Share of total jobs"]

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(a) Some jobs records had missing or unknown industry information and therefore these percentages do not add to 100

Occupation

During 2018-19, the most common occupations were:

Professionals (18.8%)
Clerical and administrative workers (11.3%)
Managers (10.9%)

Differences in male and female occupations continue to be apparent. Almost all jobs worked by Machinery operators and drivers were held by males (88.8%), while most Clerical and administrative jobs were held by females (76.3%).

Graph 5 - Number of employed persons per selected occupation of main job by sex, 2018-19
Occupation	Male ('000 persons)	Female ('000 persons)
Managers	899.3	644.2
Professionals	1,163.4	1,497.9
Technicians and trades workers	1,226.3	216.5
Community and personal service workers	431.7	969.1
Clerical and administrative workers	376.7	1,214.6
Sales workers	376.0	646.6
Machinery operators and drivers	619.9	78.4
Labourers	812.0	424.8

Graph 5 - Number of employed persons per selected occupation of main job by sex, 2018-19

["Occupation","Male","Female"]

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Employers

During 2018-19:

5.7 million jobs (28.3%) were with small businesses (less than 20 employees)
4.4 million jobs (22.1%) were with medium businesses (between 20 and 199 employees)
8.4 million jobs (41.7%) were with large businesses (200 or more employees)
Some jobs records had missing or unknown business size information and therefore these percentages do not add to 100

State and territory

During 2018-19, the three states or territories with the largest numbers of jobs were:

New South Wales (6.4 million jobs)
Victoria (5.2 million jobs)
Queensland (4.1 million jobs)

Graph 6 - Jobs by state and territory, 2018-19
	Number of jobs ('000)
New South Wales	6,377
Victoria	5,220
Queensland	4,066
South Australia	1,304
Western Australia	2,145
Tasmania	410
Northern Territory	206
Australian Capital Territory	373

Graph 6 - Jobs by state and territory, 2018-19

["","Number of jobs"]

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Regional comparison

In 2018-19, the local government areas (LGAs) with the highest number of jobs in each state and territory were:

New South Wales: Blacktown (299,000 jobs)
Victoria: Casey (271,000 jobs)
Queensland: Brisbane (1.1 million jobs)
South Australia: Onkaparinga (124,000 jobs)
Western Australia: Stirling (193,000 jobs)
Tasmania: Launceston (50,000 jobs)
Northern Territory: Darwin (84,000 jobs)

The Australian Capital Territory does not have any LGAs.

Graph 7 - Local government areas with the highest numbers of jobs (a)
LGA	NSW ('000)	Vic. ('000)	Qld ('000)	SA ('000)	WA ('000)	Tas. ('000)	NT ('000)	ACT (b) ('000)
Blacktown	299
Sydney	267
Canterbury-Bankstown	263
Central Coast	250
Casey		271
Wyndham		212
Greater Geelong		198
Whittlesea		167
Brisbane			1,066
Gold Coast			500
Moreton Bay			348
Sunshine Coast			253
Onkaparinga				124
Salisbury				98
Port Adelaide Enfield				96
Charles Sturt				92
Stirling					193
Wanneroo					162
Joondalup					132
Swan					117
Launceston						50
Hobart						49
Clarence						44
Glenorchy						38
Darwin							84
Palmerston							35
Alice Springs							28
Litchfield							19
ACT (b)								373

Graph 7 - Local government areas with the highest numbers of jobs (a)

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a. Excludes local government areas with less than 1,000 earners.
b. The Australian Capital Territory does not have local government areas.

In 2018-19, the LGAs with the highest median employee income per job in each jurisdiction were:

New South Wales: North Sydney ($73,965)
Victoria: Yarra ($54,244)
Queensland: Weipa ($79,328)
South Australia: Roxby Downs ($84,851)
Western Australia: Ashburton ($80,225)
Tasmania: West Coast ($45,322)
Unincorporated NT ($60,220)

Parts of Australia not administered by incorporated bodies are identified as Unincorporated, for example Unincorporated NT. For further information see Australia Statistical Geography Standard, Edition 3.

Graph 8 - Local government areas with the highest median employee income per job (a)
LGA	NSW ($)	Vic. ($)	Qld ($)	SA ($)	WA ($)	Tas. ($)	NT ($)	ACT (c) ($)
North Sydney	73,965
Lane Cove	65,358
Mosman	63,333
Woollahra	60,368
Yarra		54,224
Stonnington		53,573
Hobsons Bay		52,464
Port Phillip		51,394
Weipa			79,328
Isaac			67,514
Mount Isa			59,129
Gladstone			52,632
Roxby Downs				84,851
Maralinga Tjarutja				68,754
Whyalla				49,951
Tea Tree Gully				48,216
Ashburton					80,225
Port Hedland					68,533
Sandstone					64,918
Leonora					64,280
West Coast						45,322
Clarence						45,243
Sorell						44,007
Kingborough						43,961
Unincorporated NT (b)							60,220
Wagait							58,023
Palmerston							56,464
Litchfield							56,213
ACT (c)								56,739

Graph 8 - Local government areas with the highest median employee income per job (a)

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(a) Excludes local government areas with less than 1,000 earners.
(b) Parts of Australia not administered by incorporated bodies are identified as Unincorporated, for example Unincorporated NT. For further information see Australia Statistical Geography Standard, Edition 3.
(c) The Australian Capital Territory does not have local government areas.

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Table 4. Multiple job holders

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Table 7. New South Wales spotlights by local government areas

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Table 8. Victoria spotlights by local government areas

Table 9. Queensland spotlights by local government areas

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Table 8. Victoria spotlights by local government areas

Table 9. Queensland spotlights by local government areas

Table 10. South Australia spotlights by local government areas

Table 11. Western Australia spotlights by local government areas

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