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Chapter 11 - How do Scotland’s Ethnic Groups Fare in the Labour Market?
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Figure 11.1 |
Scotland's population by ethnicity, 2001 and 2011 |
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Figure 11.2 |
Relative size of ethnic groups in Scotland, 2011 (excluding white British groups) |
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Figure 11.3 |
Ethnic group by economic activity. All people (16 years+), Scotland, 2011 |
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Figure 11.4 |
Figure 11.4: Ethnic group by occupational group. All people 16-74 years in employment, Scotland, 2011 |
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Figure 11.5 |
Ethnic group by industry, All people 16-74 years in employment, Scotland, 2011 |
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Figure 11.6 |
Ethnic group by NS-SeC, all people 16-74 years, Scotland, 2011 |
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Figure 11.7 |
Ethnic group by hours worked all people 16-74 years in employment (excluding full-time students), Scotland, 2011 |
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Figure 11.8 |
Ethnic group by social grade all people in households 16-64 years, Scotland, 2011 |
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Figure 11.9 |
Proportion of all people aged 16-24 years who were full-time students, by ethnic group, Scotland, 2011 |
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Figure 11.10 |
Ethnic group by highest level of qualification all people (16 years+), Scotland, 2011 |
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Figure 11.11 |
Ethnic group by method of travel to work all people 16-74 years in employment (excluding full-time students), Scotland, 2011 |