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As discussed on Democracy Show this Sunday morning. There has been a lot of focus on #unemployment among young people in the news recently, more specifically in #Hull figures suggests the unemployment rate is 5.8%. This translates to roughly 6,800 people actively seeking work, which is higher than the regional average for Yorkshire and the Humber (4.6%)
The job market's biggest sectors: Wholesale, Retail, and Customer Service (~23,800+ jobs): The largest overall employment group. Roughly 18.6% of Hull's workforce is employed in wholesale, retail, and the motor trade.
Manufacturing & Engineering (about 22,900 jobs): Hull has a heavy industrial focus.
Health and Social Care (about 19,800 jobs): Employing roughly 15.4% of the city, NHS clinical workers, residential care assistants, and domiciliary support staff.
Public Sector and Education (about 16,000 jobs): Local governance, civil service administrative roles, and primary/secondary education workers etc
Construction and Skilled Trades (~9,300 jobs): Electricians, bricklayers, and industrial welders... ... See MoreSee Less