Employment

Occupation of employment

About this topic

Occupation of employment classifies employed residents by the kind of work they do in their main job. It describes the roles, skills, and tasks people perform rather than the industry they work in.

This topic is useful for understanding the skill profile and socio-economic characteristics of the resident workforce. It is best interpreted with qualifications, individual income, and industry sector of employment.

Interpretation notes

  • Occupation classifies the kind of work done in a person's main job, not the employer's industry.
  • It applies to employed people aged 15 years and over, so it should be read with employment status when assessing labour market conditions.

Key insight

In 2021, Technicians And Trades Workers was the most common occupation group among employed residents in Natone, accounting for 19.1% (29 people). This share was higher than Burnie (C) (14.4%). Since 2016, the biggest change was in Community And Personal Service Workers, which increased by 10 people and 5.3 percentage points.

Section overview

Occupation of employment

Natone - Employed persons (Usual residence)

This table summarises occupation of employment for Natone in 2021 for persons, with comparison against Burnie (C) and change since 2016.

Occupation of employment snapshot

2021 distribution by category for Natone, with comparison markers for Burnie (C).

Natone
Burnie (C)

Total Occupation Managers

2021 count

19

% of total

12.5%

Change from 2016

-4.3pp

Total Occupation Professionals

2021 count

25

% of total

16.4%

Change from 2016

+1.8pp

Total Occupation Technicians And Trades Workers

2021 count

29

% of total

19.1%

Change from 2016

+3.8pp

Total Occupation Community And Personal Service Workers

2021 count

28

% of total

18.4%

Change from 2016

+5.3pp

Total Occupation Clerical And Administrative Workers

2021 count

15

% of total

9.9%

Change from 2016

-1.0pp

Total Occupation Sales Workers

2021 count

4

% of total

2.6%

Change from 2016

-4.0pp

Total Occupation Machinery Operators And Drivers

2021 count

14

% of total

9.2%

Change from 2016

+0.4pp

Total Occupation Labourers

2021 count

15

% of total

9.9%

Change from 2016

-0.3pp

Total Occupation Inadequately Described Not Stated

2021 count

4

% of total

2.6%

Change from 2016

-0.3pp

Data table

Occupation of employment for Natone. Occupation of employment. 2021 and 2016 counts, percentages, and change compared with Burnie (C).

Occupation of employment for Natone. Occupation of employment. 2021 and 2016 counts, percentages, and change compared with Burnie (C).
Occupation of employment for Natone. Occupation of employment. 2021 and 2016 counts, percentages, and change compared with Burnie (C).
Category20212016Change
Count%Burnie (C)%Count%Burnie (C)%Countpp
Total Occupation Managers1912.5%9.6%2316.8%9.7%-4-4.3pp
Total Occupation Professionals2516.4%16.0%2014.6%14.6%+5+1.8pp
Total Occupation Technicians And Trades Workers2919.1%14.4%2115.3%14.3%+8+3.8pp
Total Occupation Community And Personal Service Workers2818.4%14.6%1813.1%12.7%+10+5.3pp
Total Occupation Clerical And Administrative Workers159.9%11.5%1510.9%13.2%0-1.0pp
Total Occupation Sales Workers42.6%10.1%96.6%11.6%-5-4.0pp
Total Occupation Machinery Operators And Drivers149.2%9.2%128.8%8.5%+2+0.4pp
Total Occupation Labourers159.9%13.1%1410.2%13.7%+1-0.3pp
Total Occupation Inadequately Described Not Stated42.6%1.5%42.9%1.8%0-0.3pp
Total152100.0%100.0%137100.0%100.0%+150.0pp