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Noosa Coommunity Profile
Final Rep
port A
Comparratively significant occup
pations of em
mployment fo
or the Shire in 2011 werre:
o Pro
ofessionals, accounting for 18.5% of all emp ployment (a lthough aro ound 2.6
perrcentage points lower th
han the SEQ region and slightly
s lowe
er than the State),
S
o Tec
chnicians an
nd trade worrkers, accounting for 15
5.5% of all e
employment (around
1.1
1 percentagee points hig
gher than th
he SEQ regio on and sligh
htly higher than the
Sta
ate),
o Managers, acco
ounting for 1
13.7% of all employmen
nt (around 1 .7 percentag
ge points
hig
gher than th
he SEQ regioon and 1.5 percentage points highher than thee State),
andd;
o Salles workers,, accounting
g for 12.4% of all emplo
oyment (aro
ound 2.0 percentage
poiints higher than the SE EQ region and
a 2.4 perccentage poi nts higher than
t the
Sta
ate).
The high e collar10 wo
hest proporttion of white orkers was re
eported in N
Noosa Heads
s (50.4%
of local occupations), followed d by Sunshine Beach to o Peregian Beach (49.4
4%) and
Noosaville and Doonnan (47.4%)).
The highest proporttion of blue collar11 worrkers was re
eported in C
Cooroibah (3
38.9% of
ccupations), followed by
local oc y Boreen Po oint, Kin Kin
n and Coothharaba (38.4
4%) and
Federal to Ringtail Creek
C (37.3%
%).
Figure 8.4:: Employmen
nt by Industtry (PoUR), Broader
B Regiion, 2011
Profe
essionals
hnicians and trades workers
Tech
M
Managers
Sales workers
Clerical and administrative workers
nd personal service workers
Community an
abourers
La
Noosa Shire
S LGA
South East Queensland
Machiinery Operators and
d Drivers Queenslland
0.0% 5.0% 10.0%
% 15.0% 20.0% 25.0%
%
Employment by
b Occupation (%
%)
Source: ABS (2011a)
10
White-collarr occupations in
nclude: manage
ers and adminis
strators; profes
ssionals, para-p
professionals, cllerks, sales
persons and personal
p service
e workers.
11
Blue-collarr occupations in
nclude: tradesp
persons; plant and machine operators,
o driveers, labourers and
a related
workers
50
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