The Enterprise Register and Employment Survey 2021 statistics have been revealed immediately by the Northern Eire Statistics & Analysis Company (NISRA).
Outcomes from 2019 Northern Eire Annual Enterprise Inquiry Native Unit survey.
The most recent Northern Eire Enterprise Register and Employment Survey (BRES) statistics have been launched to the general public this morning at 9.30am by NISRA. The info relate to sixth September 2021. Corresponding figures for the entire of the UK shall be launched by the Workplace for Nationwide Statistics (ONS) on twenty ninth September 2022.
BRES is an annual statutory survey of companies requesting data on working homeowners, worker jobs and enterprise exercise. NISRA needs to thank companies for responding to the survey. Enterprise survey information have a spread of makes use of. Most not too long ago throughout the pandemic they knowledgeable the event, implementation, and analysis of COVID-related enterprise help schemes.
BRES counts the variety of jobs somewhat than the variety of individuals with a job. Because of this, an individual holding each a full-time job and a part-time job, or somebody with two part-time jobs, shall be counted twice. Key info from the bulletin are offered under.
The overall employment in Northern Eire at September 2021 was 823,672
The overall employment in Northern Eire at September 2021 was 823,672. Employment contains workers plus the variety of working homeowners, who obtain drawings and/or a share of the earnings however will not be paid by way of pay-as-you-earn (PAYE). The biggest proportion of working homeowners was in Building (6,112 or 14% of whole Building employment).
Worker jobs elevated by 1.7% over the yr to September 2021
BRES 2021 indicated that the entire variety of worker jobs in Northern Eire at September 2021 was 792,626. This represents a rise in worker jobs of 13,573 (1.7%) from September 2020 and 6,756 (0.9%) from 2019.
Worker jobs elevated in all 4 headline industries: Building, Manufacturing, Companies and Different
The Service sector dominated worker jobs in Northern Eire, accounting for 81% (644,469) of the entire. The second largest trade was Manufacturing with 86,703 jobs (11%), and collectively they accounted for over 9 in each 10 worker jobs (92%) in Northern Eire.
Worker jobs elevated in all 4 headline industries over the yr to September 2021. The rise in worker jobs was pushed by development within the Service sector (11,738 jobs), which was accountable for 86% of the entire improve.
Building and Manufacturing each grew over the yr to September 2021, with an extra 289 (0.8%) Building jobs and 1,312 (1.5%) Manufacturing jobs. Nonetheless, development was slower than within the earlier yr for Building (3.1%), and Manufacturing remained (0.7%) under the 2019 stage.
Worker jobs elevated in each the private and non-private sectors
BRES 2021 estimated the variety of non-public sector jobs as 578,413, a rise of two.2% (12,363) over the yr. The variety of public sector jobs was 214,213, a rise of 0.6% (1,210) over the identical interval.
The general public sector accounts for 27% of worker jobs in NI. This compares to 18% in UK as an entire.
Worker job elevated in all district council areas in Northern Eire aside from Antrim and Newtownabbey and, Mid and East Antrim.
All district council areas in Northern Eire noticed a rise in worker jobs aside from Antrim and Newtownabbey and, Mid and East Antrim, the place a lower of two.2% and 1.7% was noticed over the yr. Belfast skilled the most important improve in variety of jobs, (6,345 or 2.8%) whereas Lisburn and Castlereagh noticed the most important proportion improve in worker jobs at 3.7% (or 2,212 jobs).
Worker job modifications at district council space stage have been largely pushed by will increase within the Service trade. This was notably true of Belfast (6,983) and Lisburn and Castlereagh (1,630).
Armagh Metropolis, Banbridge and Craigavon noticed the most important improve in Building jobs over the yr (15% or 592), whereas Derry Metropolis and Strabane noticed a decline in Building worker jobs (14% or 431).
Mid Ulster noticed the most important improve in Manufacturing jobs over the yr (4.8% or 781). Of the 11 district council areas 3 noticed a decline in Manufacturing jobs: Belfast (6.1% or 568); Derry Metropolis and Strabane (3.2% or 192); and Mid and East Antrim (6.0% or 408).
Complete worker jobs in Northern Eire have been 0.9% greater than in 2019
Worker jobs in Northern Eire elevated over the yr to September 2021 (1.7%) following a decline the earlier yr (0.9%). Worker job estimates for 2021 have been 0.9% (6,756) greater than the 2019 estimate.
Worker jobs within the Service sector grew over the yr to September 2021 regaining loses skilled throughout the pandemic. Service sector jobs have been 0.8% (5,315) above 2019 ranges. Nonetheless, Manufacturing, while rising over the yr to September 2021 (1,312 or 1.5%) remained decrease than in 2019 (646 or 0.7%). Worker jobs within the Building sector continued to develop and have been 3.9% (1,382) above the 2019 estimate.
Antrim and Newtownabbey skilled a 2-year decline with jobs on this district council space estimated to be 4.9% under 2019 ranges pushed by losses within the Service sector. Worker jobs in Derry Metropolis and Strabane, and Mid and East Antrim remained under 2019 ranges (2.0% and a pair of.8%, respectively) as a result of persevering with declines in Manufacturing and losses within the Service sector in these areas.
Notes to editors:
The statistical bulletin and related tables can be found on the NISRA web site
The Northern Eire Statistics and Analysis Company needs to thank the companies who responded to the Enterprise Register and Employment Survey (BRES).
The most recent Northern Eire Enterprise Register and Employment Survey (BRES) statistics have been launched to the general public this morning at 9.30am by NISRA. These information have been collected on 6 September 2021. Corresponding figures for the entire of the UK shall be launched by the Workplace for Nationwide Statistics (ONS) on 29 September 2022.
BRES is an annual survey of companies requesting data on the variety of worker jobs and enterprise exercise. In 2021, roughly 34,000 companies (roughly 44% of all VAT and/or PAYE registered companies in Northern Eire) have been surveyed and an efficient response fee of 72% was achieved. The pattern measurement in 2021 permits worker jobs to be disaggregated to smaller geographical ranges and to decrease trade ranges.
BRES counts the variety of jobs somewhat than the variety of individuals with a job. Because of this, an individual holding each a full-time job and a part-time job, or somebody with two part-time jobs, shall be counted twice. Worker job estimates for Northern Eire, cut up by gender and dealing sample are offered within the bulletin.
The BRES information are disaggregated at sub-Northern Eire geographical ranges. The geographical data is, for probably the most half, based mostly on the situation of the roles at a neighborhood unit stage. Companies usually relocate worker jobs from one space to a different. This causes modifications in worker job counts at geographical ranges. The relocation or change of reporting procedures by massive employers can due to this fact have an effect on BRES sub-NI evaluation when making annual comparisons.
The BRES Report shall be of curiosity to coverage makers, public our bodies, the enterprise neighborhood, banks, financial commentators, lecturers and most of the people with an curiosity within the native financial system.
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